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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, MONDAY MORNING, MARCH 8, 1915
PAGE SEVEN
Wanted Situations, Male
Vnl Xu JAI'AXESH- HOY wants Rit
ual inn to do cooUini; and housework,
l'lione 0?S, Roy Yukoi. P
COM I'ETENT. MAN uoiihi " like
Mcuely position, lutvc lind experience
rpiairiiiR and luimllintr auto's ami gas
riiKinc-s and other machinery; do any
kind of wood work or other work, liox
Republican, n
.1 AT AX i-:SK ""riTl'IJ Most reliable
iiRency tor any help, especially cooks
iind waiters. "J15 South Fourth Ave.
l'lione D:!S. tf
Wanted-jtnations
V.l'i;i)-lloiMcwork by ilay or
hour. l'hone 2"itiS. " St
U'ANTKL) Position as housekeeper
for bachelor or widower, Cood cook
anil inanagor. Neat ladylike person,
ily or lomitrv. rnderstands ranch
"Up. Addreis Iiox ."17 Republican, bs
WAXTKL) Cooking or housework,
first class cook. 1217 East MeKinley.
P
"VOtVG WOMEN will Bive office
nervier for dentistry. Address ?M$ Re
publican. - p
WANTED Cases of any
practical liurcee. rhone 2657.
kind
by
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MISS WILSON Public Stenograph
er, Notary Tubllc. Will call for dicta
tion. 11 West Adams Phone IRS. tf
Wanted Miscellaneous
WANTED
W) 1TRC11ASWUS
FOR THE
.! CLOSING OUT SALE
OF THE
MIOENIX linXITCRE CO.
327 W. WASHINGTON St. tf
WANTED to-M.'Yhay baler, l'hone
3iR5. bd
WAXTE1 To RENT 40 or 3(1 acre
dairy ranch, Advise I). H. Eisenhower,
cure V. S. Indian School. p
WANTED T )RE N t7 8 or 10 good
cows. Address Rox 151 Glcndale. p
WANTED Clean cotton
raRH at the Republican office.
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WANTED Team work of any kind.
tl4 E. Moreland. r
WANT RATI I Tl'ti
Cheap, l'hone -454.
and ' Lavatory.
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Wanted Help Male
ii "i '
WANTED Good all round unmar
ried ranch hand. l'hone 1HXS. It
WANTED, partner with some money,
to trivel and help with a Rood money
KcttiriK feature film. Now showing the
city. I). S. Caldwell, Commercial Hotel.
It
WANTED ;cn eminent clerk $70.00
month. Pull unnecessary. Phoenix ex
aminations soon; sample questions Tree.
Franklin Institute, Dep t. 11-C, Roches
ter. N. V. 4-d
Wanted Help, Female
WANTED A thoroughly competent
white cook, Apply mornings. Mrs. Roy
Goodrich, X-0 N. Central Ave. Zt
GIRL To WORK IN STORE, one
with some experience preferred. 141 K.
Washington St. r
WANTEi)AiniiuoVyWlludyrntit
be bright and energetic, good address
unci exerienced. Apply at once to
Manager P.oslon Store. tf
LADY To CARE !' U CHILDREN
ancl help in house, iiflernoon and even
ing exchange for room and board.
Phone D-77. p
WANTED A wilite girl for general
house work in family of three, must
be experienced in cooking, apply to
f.42 N. 1th Ave. Phone li4 1. r
WA.TEI Saleslady for cloak and
suits, must be experienced. Apply at
once to the Manager Boston Store, r
WANTED Good competent girl for
general housework. Apply 702 X. 1st
St. r
WANTED Experienced girl, good
hair dresser and saleslady, no other
need apply. Korricks Beauty Parlor.
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Wanted Help, Male and
Female
MEN, WOMEN Learn the barber
trade. We placed over 3008 In good
positions last year. 8 weeks completes.
Moler Barber School, 429 E. 6th St, or
122 E. 2nd St.. Loa Angeles. tf
Money to Loan
MONEY To LOAN oh Improved
ranch properly, only high class .
properly considered.
PRINCE & TL'TTLIS
14 Went Adams St. r
MONEY TO LOAN on improved city
property, can be paid in monthly In
stallments, like rent if desired.
E. E. PA SCO E
302 N. Central Ave. tf
AN E W LOAN C. IN PHOENIX
I'lenty of money for everybody In sums
to nnit on real estate or household
Roods, pianos, livestock, any other
things of value; $5 to $50 loaned to
salaried people on easy pamcnts. If
you are in need, we extend a helping
hand at reasonable rates; notes
bought. Open evenings until 8 P. M.
UNION LOAN COMPANY, NE. corner
3d St. and Adams. Phon 1327. It
MONEY TO LON. $10.00 to $100.00
on your salary, furniture, piano, live
slock, farming implements, automobile,
real estate, etc., without removal,' pub
licity or delay at the lowest rates,
strictly confidential. See us now, Mut
ual Loan Co., Room 5 Lewis Bldg., 5
West Adams. Phone 1306. tf
LOANS Kinney & Thrift, 35 East
Adams. tf
Lost and Found
LOST Elgin open face silveroid
watch, initials on back C. C. A. Mar. 6
on S. Center St. Finder please return
t 1721 W. Madison St. and receive re
ward. - p
Lost and Found
LOST Two ionics, two brown marcs
and one bay horse; also one pinto pony
with chain on loot. J. I). Hedgcpcth.
Phone 11GR3. bs
LOST Grey overcoat cm Center, be
tween Adams and bridge. Return for
reward to 17 Vtt Adams. Green, p
LOST Rclween Columbia theater
and 5H0 North 1-lrst St., small brooch,
one diamond with pearls. Rcwaru, re
turn C22 North First St. r
LOST A No. 2 "A" Brownie camera
in ei tlier New York Store or Gold wat
ers; please return to Miss Mary Weir.
524 West Portland. Phone 2100. p
CAME TO MY PLACE first o year,
bay mare, weight 11 Oft ponds, lour
white feet, collar mark on neck. O. C.
Watson. R. 2. Ternpe. r
STRAYED One black horse, 10
years old, weight 1170 lbs. branded
S in circle, on right shoulder; also one
brown horse, age 11 years, weight 1120
ibs.. branded W on left thigh. C. W.
Laphani, Aguila, Ariz. bs
The Cow Boy Commercial Corral
Ph. 1063. The Largest Livery, Feed
and Sale Stables, Van Buren ft Gr.
Ave.; Have Sheds for men, rigs, horses
4 Dressing Room for Ladies.
E. A. STARR Prop.
Fbon9 1063 tf
Business Chances
FOR SALE General store, good lo
cation, live town. Stock of staple and
fanc y groceries, dry goods and shoes.
Snull amount money will carry. Will
lease store room if desired. Box 2350
Republican. p
FOR AN EXPERIENCED PERSON
witn some money to invent in opening
a sanitarium for the successful treat
ment and care of tubercular patients.
For turther particulars apply to Chas.
G. Fuller, Graduate Nurse, Room 4, No.
11 W. Adams St., Phoenix. Ariz. p
FOR SALE Cafeteria in Los Ange
les, good location and getting better,
seals about 300, will take Phoenix or
vicinity property for part, price right.
Addrers P.U. Box lull Phoenix, Ariz.
tm
FOR SALE A fine furnished saloon
and restaurant combined, further par
ticulars write I. E. Truett, Deeth, New
3-bb
FOR SALE Grocery store. In
quire 1001 East Roosevelt. 2-ds
Special Notices
PH'.MBING, Cut your plumbing bills
in half by having work done now.
Plumber, care Republican. p
NOTICE I will not be responsible
for anything charged to me by anyone,
unless purchase i made under written
order from me. Mrs. II. E. Seurgeant.
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To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. I
am not associated with ancl will not be
responsible for debts created by Joe
Schlosser. CHAS. MONROE. !d
Personals
PERSONAL Nevada's six months
clivorc,. law, copied from statutes, in
pamphlet form, $l.ii(t. Reno Advertis
ing Bureau, Box SG2, Reno, Nevada. It
Auto Painting
AUTO PAINTING, estimates given.
Phono 2133. E. C. Higgins. 611 E.
Monroe. tf
Auto Livery
BIG HFRRY? PHONE 1938
Phoenix Auto Livery
12 City Blocks, 25c
Special Prices on long trips.
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Auto Wrecking House
ANY ONE with an old automobile or
motorcycle to sell or repair call at 1315
East Van Ruren St. 3-dm
Auto Time Table
KIKES AUTO STAGE LINE
Phoenlx-Tempe-Mesa-Chandler
Cars leave Phoenix and Mesa every
10 minutes from 7 A. M. until ( P. M.
nd thereafter as follows:
Leave Phoenix Leave Mum
7:00 p.m. 6:30 p.m.
t:00 7:00 "
:00 8:C0 "
10:0 " :00 "
Leave Ternpe about 10 minutes after
leaving Phoenix. Leave Ternpe about
10 minutes after leaving Mesa.
Mesa-Chandler Division
Leavp Mesa Leave Chandler
8 0(i a. m. 7:30a.m.
10:00 " . 9:30 "
12:00 - ' 11:80
2:00 p.m. 1:30p.m.
4:00 " 1:30 "
1:00 " B:0 "
Fluke's Auto Delivery Pnone 414
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Cleaning and Pressing
REPAIRING CLOTHES is a knack
ful iHirsuit. our skill and expert knowl
edge in "clothes building" comes from
many years of experience along these
lints, so we are exceptionally well pre
pared to repair your clothes in a way
which will please and satisfy you.
Arizona Cleaning Works. Mrs. L. Wil
son, r
CLEANING AND PRESSING neatly
done; Work called for and delivered.
Goldberg & Gibson, Empress Theater
Bldg. Phone 1DS. tf
Corsetiere
MRS. KUHLWILM, SPIRELLA cor
setiere. Phone [phone] West Jeffer
son. 3-bs
Chiropodist
CHIROPODY, corns removed pain
less and bloodless, 50c each; bunions,
moles, warts, etc., removed. 39 East
Adams. Frank Shirley. Phone 1704.
tf
DR. G. O. WOLD, CHIROPODIST.
439-41 W. Waehington St. Phone 1926.
tf
Ford Specialists
We do the highest class Ford re
pairing, ell work d"ne by Ford ex
perts. Washing and polishing a
specialty. Evans Garage, 307 N. Cen
tral Ave. Phone 1213. tf
Dressmaking
Fashionable, dressmaking. Lalcst
Ktlcs copied or will design. Altera
tions and remodeling. 12 years ex
perience. All work guaranteed. 517
E. Van Buren. ,4-n
DRESSMAKING Prices reasonable;
work positively guaranteed. l'hone H'r.'A.
bs
WE TEACH THE ART OF DRESS
MAKING. Result guaranteed, cutting
class, ten lessons for two dollars. In
stitute of Cutting and Fitting, over Mc
Kee's Cash Store. 3-bn
"ETEXcHEWNG, KOiTpTrle&soii!
bring your material. American College
Dressmaking, Room 12 Monihon Bldg.
tf
Furniture
REPAIRING of all kinds, promptly
done in the best manner. We bring
your stuff in and deliver it free. Bar-rows-Fooshec
Fur. Co. tf
Hand Laundry
T-"" -n - -riruTAit
SANITARY HAND LAUNDRY, all
hand work. Rough dry 35c doz. First
clasw ironing also. -hone 3540. tf
Hides
Highest prices paid for hides and
pelts.
Save your horsehldes
FINNIGAN-RROVVN CO.
South 11th Ave. Opp. Stock Yards.
tf
LET US MAKE YOU A PRICE
on your sheep pelts before you sell.
Highest prices paid for hides.
EFFRON & COMPANY
1 Block cast Thoenix Flour Mill.
Phone 1832 tf
Home Dining-Room
GOOD HOME COOKED MEALS at
Beckers Dining Room. 42 South 2nd
Ave. S-bp
Junk
HIGHEST PRICES PAID for old
auto tires and tubes. Phone 1S32 and
will call. l'ffron & Company, one
block east Phoenix Flour Mills, or
Cor. First Ave and Jefferson St. tf
Osteopath
DR. A. C. GRAVES Osteopathic
physician and surgeon, over McKee's,
1st Ave. and Adams St. Phone J S35. tf
Public Accountant
C. P. LEE, 30!) National Rank of Ari
zona Building, Accounting, Auditing,
Systematizing. Will open and Close
Books of Account and make up Analy
tical statements and reports. tf
Typewriters
For .SALE Oliver typewriter, No.
7 model, in good condition, $50.00; a
bargain; must ic sold at once. - R.
H. Harvey, Casa Lonia hotel, Tempo,
Ariz. tf
WE SELL, rent, and repair, Reming
ton. Monan h and Smilh Premier typo
writers. Remington Typewriter Com
pany, Inc., 35 East Adams St. Phone
670. Phoenix. Ariz.
Restaurant
GARDEN CITY RESTAURANT
Tins best in Eatables
21-23 East Adams St.
AMERICAN KITCHEN
Regular Meals 35 cents
Short orders all night
35 North Center St.
Yce Sing, Prop. '
Transfer and Storage
LIGHTNING DEL. TRANSFER CO.
We stoic or haul anything. l'hone
694 and 1126. 42 South Central. tf
LET YOUR MOVE BE OUR MOVE
CHAMBERS TRANSFER CO. PHONE
1228. 18 South Central Ave. tf
Undertaking and Embalming
THE CEO. F. MERRYMAN CO.
Eiiilialmers and Funeral Directors. 124
N. Second Ave. Phone 651. tf
EASTERLING & WHITNEY Un
dertakers and Ernbalmers. 213 West
Washington St., riioenix. Arizona, tf
MOHN, DR1SCOLL . MAUS Un
dertakers, Ernbalmers and Funeral Di
rectors, 311 N. 1st Ave. tf
UNDERTAKERS Moore & McLel
Ian; lady assistant, auto hearse. 329
West Adams St., Phone 601. tf
Upholstering and Cabinet
Work
WE HAVE ADDED to our shop,
power cotton pickers; also have hair
pickers for mattress work. Work doho
right and cheap. Phono 1419. 28 South
4 Ave. tf
Vulcanizing
TIRE HOSPITAL OF PHOENIX
Vulcanizing and welding done
promptly and guaranteed. Out of town
work solicited. Arizona Vulcanizing
Works. i'ii7 W. Washington. Phone 626.
Hire a little salesman at The Re
publican office. A Want Ad will see
more customers th.ln you can.
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SOUTH SIDE NEWS
HORACE B. GRIFFEN, JR, GENERAL 80UTHSIDE AGENT
Rfr to him Subscription Orders, Stop, Changes, as well all Bas
inets regarding Advertising and Job Printing.
TEMPE OFFICE MESA OFFICE
Casa Loma Hotel Bldg., Phon 53. With Everybody's Drug Store, Phone S or 5S
Temp Correspondent, H.
TEMPE NEWS NOTES I
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NEW MAIL SCHEDULE
AT IEIPE PBSIOFFiCE
Better Schedule in Effect With a ;
Change in Train Time on A. E.
Poal I
A new schedule- of mails which
will materially bolter the service to
local patrons, weal into effect at
the local postoffice with tiie change
in the railroad time table last week.
.Mail from Phoenix and the north
arrives at fi:3it and 7:::a and mail
from the East and West arrives at
6:02 a .m. The mail from Mcs,
and points cast of there
Winklcman branch arrives
the
4:40
p. m.
Postmaster YVoIlf has arranged the
following schedule' for the
mails:
For Phoenix and Points
nix:
closiag eef
via 1'hoe-
Train
Train
For
man:
Train
For
26 mail closes .
2S mail cleeses
.Mesa. ! lorciie e
27 mai! close-
:4ii a. ti
: 1 p. u
Winkle
aud
a. in.
(' i iifoi tin and Points
iVCSt
Maricopa :
Train 23 mail closes ....r,:4." p. m.
For Maricopa ami all points east:
Train 25 miil closes . ...6:0 p. m.
In vi.'w of the extra help that is
reciuired to handle the parcel post
shipments, the pe.st master has re
e,iiested patrons of die eiffie-e to noti
fy him one elay in aeixanee eef any
shipments, 'if limine si.e.
RIFLE MEDALS ARRIVE
To aeld to his already large col
lection of medals. Sergeant Juan ('.
Oe-hori eef (Vuipany ('. yestereiay re
ceivrel bis golel medal, ween a.s a
member of the Arizetna rifle, team
which last rummer tool; first place
in the Division of Southwestern
states at the national rifle match
held at Fort Hiley, Kansas. Another
medal f tin same variety cmnrs te
Ternpe to Oarlaml Wilite wine was
J'lso a member ef the te-am eef twelve
who represented Arizona at the
shoot. Uciioa's e-olleetion e.f prizes
for work een the target range- is
constantly growing1 and teegether with
the gold me-dal just received from
I he war dep.irinic-nt. he has also re
ceived twee I r-tin the slate- division
of the militia.
CARNIVAL HERE
The Foster Carnival company lias
arrived in Yompe and pitched it-;
tents on west l-'oiirth street for a
week's engagement, starting this ev
ening. The usual new of concessions,
the merry-go-round and various oth
er iiniiisemeit botlis are numbered
among the cunpiiny equipment
which has been enlarged in many
ri'Npee-ts sine.- its euragi-iiie lit here
a year nso.
TEMPEANS AT LEGISLATURE
Tempi was well representee! at t he
capitol in I'hecnix on Saturday. Many
students of the normal anil high
school and pr-wV "f the town chosc
NOTICE OF ELECTION
Salt River Vsllcy Water Users' As
sociation. Ncetie-e is hereby given that under
the provisions e.f the- Articles e-f In
corporation and (..' the Py-laws of
the Salt Uiver Valley Water Users'
Association anel in pursuance thereof,
an election by the qualified electors
of said Association will be held cm
Tuesday, April Sixth. (litli). lOir..
from S o'clock A. M. of said day to
5 o'clock P. M. of said day at the
various polling places to be he-re-after
designated by resolution of the
F'.oard of Governors of said Assoc ia
tion, for the election of the following
officers of said Association, That is
10 say:
One member of the Council in
each of the ten council districts
into which the reservoir district is
divided, for the term of three years.
One member of the Council in the
second district t fill an unexpired
term cf one year.
One member of the I'.oard of Gov
ernors Xnmi each of the said ten
Council Districts.
The said terms of the said several
officers to begin on I lie first Mon
day in May, !U5.
Members of the Council and of the
Hoard of Governors are to be elected
by the electors of the reservoir dis
trict who are qualified to vote in the
several council districts, respectively,
for members of the council and of
the Loard yf Governors.
CHAS. A. VAN LF.U VICE It.
Secretary, Salt Kiver Valley Water
Users' Association.
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL STOCK
HOLDERS MEETING
Notice is hereby given that the
annual stockholders meeting of THE
PARA IX )X V A LLE Y RADIUM
MINKS COMPANY is he.rehy called
to meet at the office of the com
pany at 4I Equitable building, Den
ver, Colorado, on Thursday, the 18th
day of March, 1915, at the hour of
ten o'clock in the forenoon of said
day, for the election of directors for
the ensuing year, and for the trans
action of such other business as
may properly come before said meet
ins. Dated Denver, Colorado, March 1st,
1915.
II. A. HICKS. President,
C S. GODDARD, Secretary,
to March ISlh.
B. Griffen, Jr.
Business
Opportunities
in Ternpe, Ariz.
For Rent Centrally located Store
Room. Apply to
W. J. Kingsbury
Tempc, Ariz.
I be opportunity to view the IVgis
lateers at work. Particular interest
centered about the appropriations f1'!"
lie normal which it was thought
woulee be consielercd on that day.
IN FROM THE COAST
Karl Kichnrds arrived in Tcm'pc
Saturday frcee;. Southern California,
v. here he has lived for the past
couple of years wiih his mother
anel brother, Hoy, who is now at
tending Throop college.
C.LOVE LOST
Jesse Turner, outfielder with the
Tempi- high club, is mourning the
le-ss of a new oul fiehler's glove which
was lost on the road between Tempc
and Mesa Saturday evening. The
i w oer offe-rs a reward for its re
turn. DELINQUENT WATER ACCOUNTS
The e-ily water commissioner of
f' rs -1 wariiii( to those- dclimjuent
in paying their water accounts, tb; t
tlio tenth is but a e-nuple of days
off, anel that day an extra assess
ment is made against all accounts
s'ill unpaid. The water department'!:
l-oetks. as a n hole, show pretty goeeel
payiae-nis, leal the oommissii-ne-r is
a believer in offering a gentle re
minder oci asiemally.
U. OF A. GAME PLANNED
(tile- of the- big events in normal
j baseball is scheduled feer Friday af-
If ntene:i of ti:is week wlx n the Fn:-
ersi!y of Arizona team is to be
here leer a g.-me. The normal and
Indiana t'igeiiier are bringing the
fclleews from Tucson in. hy arranging
a irurno here for Friday anel a
cam,- in ib,. Indian school at Phoe
nix on Saturday. Inte-rcst in tire
hiial e-onte-Kl is keen, and olio e.f tiie-bi-;-.-i-sT
.games eef the- season is pre -dieted.
Or. and Mrs. O. c. Mo. Vary and
Ihrir iine.it. Miss Oorelon, whee is
ii!ing in Ihc valley from the coast,
spent yesterday at the Hieroglyphic
s: rings.
TEACHERS MEET
The leaehers nice-ting held iii- the
Union high scheeol building em Sat
urday last was well attended, among
Iheese present be-ing several visiiing
leaehers from different sections of
the valley. Prof. Ne-il e.r the Uni
versity of Ariy.ona.at Tucson, de
livered the principle address, which
detailed several of the- phases of edu
cation, and their different relations
as made applicable to beeth teacher
and pupil. Linu-h was served by the
members of the- class in domestic
scicni-e.
AT THc MAJESTIC
A Keystone special comedy, eef two
reels will be presented Wedneselay.
entitled "Fatty anil Minnichaha."
which will he filled with mirth pro
ducing finalities, as these comedies
always are. Saturday, Klaw and Fr
langcr will present Lol Chumlcy, in
a four reel special.
AUTOS COLLIDE
Yesterday mornins. a Case car
elriven by Harold Dobson. and a
small Brush roadster driven ley a
gentleman from Phoenix. whose
name could not be ascertained, col
lided on Main street. The Hruesh.
was belnp turned from the curb
into the street, when it was hit by
the pnh.nn machine, breaking the
axle- on the smaller car in two places,
anel splittiiiK off a portion of the
bed.
A. N. Porter yesterday shipped a
car of hoRs, and a car of cattle- to
E. A. Toresn of Hisbce. The stock
for the two consignments havimr
been boiipht from the different ranch
ers in this section.
TO LEAVE FOR CALIFORNIA
(m last Saturday, tin household
effects of Mr. aud Mrs. .1. li. lilakley
were sold at public auction, it be-in";
their intention to leave within the
next few we-eks fur California, where
they expect to make Ihcir future
home-. Mr. and Mrs. Pdakley have
been residents of this section of the
valley for a number of years, during
which time they have made a large
number of friends who regret their
departure.
Tnvilations have been issued for
the social and dunce to be given by
the Modern Woodmen of America, at
K. of P. hall, Friday evening. March
12th. The Mesa camp members have
been active in securing a. large num
ber of new candidates, in the past
few weeks, which is preliminary to
a campaign for the capturing of the
state banner this year.
The many particinpnts in this so
cial event, which without doubt "will
be the most important event on tile
social calendar this season, are meet
ing dailv at the appointed places of
instruction. In all eef this pivpnra-
' MESA NEWS NOTES '
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Mesa Correspondent Chas. F. Jones
llion there is an under curre nt whb h
is .surrounded by an air of mystery,
and is iitclicalixe of the liot lhat
many suriuisi s arc in store for those
who arc privileged to wilness the
event, which will Ik- given here Fri-
jdny, March 12th.
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BAND CONCERT
Tiie members of the First. Regiment
band, under the' leadership of Lieut.
Keclewill, g ive a concert in the ('hand-
ler court yesterday which was listen-
ed to by a large and appreciative an-
clience.
! VU-KVi PLEA HALTS RESERVISTS L-;An.li j
i TO LONDON AS A SPY WITH U. S. PASSPORT j
sim ftp
lip M, w
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i VI '4 life J$W
, Richard V. Ktegler.
r' l; :.' P. fHcfclor, a German reservist, is held l y federal aut1riti"s'
.V.v. Ve.vk, cliargt'il with olitaininir a passport as an American citixen
i c-r a !al:; naina and upon false pretense. Stealer says lie was cmploy-e-a
by U:e (k-rman povc-rnmcnt to fro to England and act as a spy while
(luiiiiinr; Ha- rights of an American citizen. Stcjrlcr's wife, ar- American
.".lc"!. fini-iiy .'uhit-c'ii him, 'I.l- say, to tbandou ihc venture at ti.; lar.t
ivnueent
Fairbanks-forse Engines
Bchieren's Duxbak Belting, Pulleys, Shafting, Pumps, Etc
ARIZONA HARDWARE SUPPY CO.
Jrd Ayc. nd Jackon "We Have tha Stock" Photnli
Phoenix Directory
Automobiles ' G2raes Accessories
Arizona Motor
Company, Inc.
BUICK
W. W. CATLIN COMPANY, State Agents
Garage and Sale,5rooms
?? Xmth CV'iitral Avenue Pimm. 1450
CAPITAL
AUTO SUPPLY CO.
FRANKL
Ford Motor Car
MASTER CARBURETORS
rONfiDFSS TlUPk SOUTHWESTERN CARBURETOR CO.
LUI1UKLJJ IIILv3 3C3-315 North Centrai Avenue
MAXWELL r.
.... Coot'year Tirat Auto Accessories
fnoU r. U. d. rnoenix
Gray & Davi. Starter 326 -28-30 N. Central Phon. Ml
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Official A. A.
lOSt North
WIND 0' THE WESTLAND
W ind o' the Wcstlaiid V
lilow, blow,
f'cteli n i the dreams of long a;o.
Long. Ions ago.
There was a w hite house crow lied
Hie hill.
Tell Hie, wil.ds, does it stand there
still?
For 1 was the child at the window
sill.
Long, lout,' iigu.
Wind o" the Wcslland
I'.low. blow.
I P-ring me I he loves of long a;;o. " :
i.otiii, long ago.
There was a garden blooming fair
And an old lady walking there.
And a little lad with tousled hair, ,
Long, long ago.
I 'Wind o' the Westlnnd
! I'.low. blow. '' "'WH
lirina me toe dreams of lorg aKo.
j Long, long" ago.
There was a shining path that lay
Over the edge of the golden day
And T was the lad who rode away
Long, long ago.
New York Evening Sun.
AUTOMOBILES Bverytb! for U
automobile curried In atork.
FIRST AND VAN BUREN STREETS
V
MOTOR CARS. W. A. Horrell
521 N. Central. Phone 12S1
Expert Service Men
ACCESSORIES
U. 8. TIRES, OILS, GREASE
5,7 n. IZITZ wx
THE EASIEST RIDING CAR ON THE MARKET
TODAY
GEO. HAGEMAN, Distributor for Arizona
Corner Swond and Aelainn Strta
5-Passenper, $565. Runabout, 51l
EDWARD RUDOLPH, Ag.nt
3C8-J1.1 E. Adami St.
lterlcopa County Agent fur Fireatoaa
Tire
Beth Are Big Money Savors.
The Best in the World.
O'NEILL AUTO & SUPPLY CO.
B. Trent, Manager. Automobile Rapalrinf
Huntsman-Hotchkiss
Overland Co.
227-229 North Center
Phone 1916
FEDERAL
TIRES
A. Transcontinental Garage.
Second Avenue. Thnne 1181
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