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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN. WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 18, 1919
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FORTUNE AWAITS PERSON WHO FINDS MEN
WHO BOMBED HOME OF CLEVELAND MAYOR
DEPARTMENT OF POLICE
CLEVELAND, OHIO
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Twenty-five Thousand
Dollars
At 11:00 p.m., June 2d, 1919, a bomb
was exploded on the north side of the
residence of Hon. Harry L Davis, Mayor
of Cleveland, badly wrecking the house.
I have been authorized and will pay the above reward
to any person or persons furnishing me with informa
tion leading to the arrest and conviction of persons
guilty of the above crime.
All information will be confidential and identity of person pring
same and receiving the reward will not be made known.
Telegraph, telephone or write all information, or report personally
at my office
FRANK SMITH, Chief of Police
June 6th, 1 9 1 9 Cleveland, Ohio
GETS IE
Instructing the jury to return a ver- j
diet for the plaintiff, Judge Pattee
yesterday told the jury to find for Dr. i
William G. Lentz in the suit on note
brought by Dr. Lentz against F. T.
Paprade. et al. for $15,000. which with
interest amounts to $17,458.32 with an I
: additional $1,745.53, attorney fees and!
I $36 jury's fees for the defendant to
i pay. A stay of execution for 30 days
: was granted by the Pima county judge
; who heard the case in division two
; of the superior court. t
; Mr. Leprade. who is a resident of
Winslow, delivered a promissory note
to H.-J. Keely of Los Angeles, a $15,
! 000 note dated February 26, 1917, and
due February 26, 1918. Keely secured
: several endorsements on the note
; which was taken up by Dr. Lentz, to
whom payment was refused when the
; note became due.
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It makis no differenVe what your
wants may be. you can have them sup-
plied by using and reading The Repub
lican Classified Pages Arizona's lead-
ing advertising medium.
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This Is a reproduction of a poster beinK sent all over the United State3
by the police department of Cleveland, 0., in an effort to bring forth a clue
to the whereabouts of the p?rson or persons who placed a bomb under th9
heme of Mayor Davis in nn attempt to kill him and his wife and son. The
bombintr was one of the outrages committed in a dozen different cities the
same night. The $25,000 rewi rd was put up by the Chamber of Commerce,
other organizations and private individuals. Police Chief Frank Smith has
had all meeting places of aliens, Bolsheviki, I. W. W. sympathizers and
other radicals in the city raided and those present quizzed. Many aliens
taken in raids are being held and may be deported by federal officials,
Smith also has sent detectives to other cities where clue3 have been found,
TUBERCULAR
PATIENTS
Enjoy the cool refreshing!
climate of La Mesa, Cal.,
and the best tubercular j
treatment available. :
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PR SCOTT HOSPITAL
Citrus fruits remain firm with a good
demand and little change in prices.
There is a big demand for canta
loupes. Another carload will arrive
today.
A carload of mixed vegetables will
arrive today. In the car there will be
shipments of Xancy Hall yellow sweet
potatoes, -new White Astrakhan ap
ples, red Climax plums, cabbage, rhu
barb, lettuce, peas, green beans, celery
and artichokes.
An express shipment of red currants
will arrive today.
Fresh- lima beans made their first
appearance on this season's market today.
Dealers Are Paying
From
Ranch eggs
Butter
Fryers, lb
Hens, lb
.42 $
.65
.30
.26
.18
To
.45
.70
2.25
Vhcre will you spend the summer? i
Why swelter through the hot summci-
months when you may enjoy the balmy
refreshing atmosphere of Southern
California and at the same time re
rt'ive the most skillful treatment that
medical science can offer?
The Ksler Sanitarium, at La Mesa 20
minutes drive by auto from San Diego
si nd with ten trains daily is especially
equipped and particularly conducted
for the care and treatment of tubercu
lar patients.
Tim location is ideal, being high, dry
si ii d balmy, and yet near enough to the
coast to be cool and refreshing. The
Sanitarium has the endorsement of
physicians.
Miss Ksler, in charge, special? trained
and with years of practcal experience,
provides the most competent care
available and is in touch with all the
best specialists on the coast.
The Ksler Sanitarium is equipped with
individual tent houses and has a home
environment that stimulates rest and
recovery.
Wholesome food and cheerful sur
roundings add to the treatment and
many patients have been restored to
good health under -Mss Esler's care.
Kates $17 and $20 per week. ,
For information, address Amy I. Esler,
x 27, La Mesa. Calif.
Named as nurse in charge of the
operating room of the Mercy hospital,
Miss Agnes Duly, one of the best
known nurses in the city, is leaving
this morning for Prescott, where she
will at once take over her duties.
Miss Dsily returned early in the
spring from Camp Cody where she was
in government service for a-six months
period. She has been actively en
gaged in her profession since her re
turn and her departure, for the north
is a matter of regret to those vo have
been associated with her professionally
as well as her many friends.
Miss Daly received her training at
St. Joseph's hospital and has had wioo
experience in nursing in this city as
well as in other cities of the south
west, s.
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W BEE INSPECTOR
NAMED BY GOVERNOR
It makes no difference what your
wants may be, you can have them sup
plied by using and reading The Repub
lican C!;is:i1i"il IVsr.s Arizona's lead
ing: advei :ising medium.
Arizona has a new bee inspector,
appointed yesterday by Governor
Thomas E. Campbell. The new man is
Karl L. Matteson of Benson, who suc
ceeds Peder Benson of Buckeye, re
signed. Matteson is one of the biggest bee
men of the stale himself, being inter
ested in the business with Charles A.
(ioetz.
There is still pending in the courts a
pair of suits against the state auditor
for the collection of the salaries of the
two last state bee inspectors, each of
whom contend that he is entitled to
the money for his salary, when there is
only enough money in the fund to pay
one of iliem.
Ducks
Feterita
Turkey hens, lb.
Tom turkeys, lb.
Kaffir Corn
Wheat .".S5
Barley 2.00
Alfalfa ' 1S.00
Bran 1.65
Milo maize 2.60
Head maize, ton 28
Retail Selling Prices
Almonds, lb 40
Eggs 50
Turkeys -
Hens
Ducks, lb
Fryers, lb ..........
Butter 6o
Sugar, 2 lbs 20
Flour. 24-lb. sack 1-50
Bell peppers, lb. 40. ,
Green chili, lb 35
Cabbage ..: 08
Lemons, dozen 30
Oranges, dozen 40
Bunch vegetables, 2 for .05
Lettuce, per head 10
Dry onions 10
White Onions 10
Bananas, 2 lbs. .25
Peanuts, lb, . .' 25
Artichokes, each 20
Celery, bunch 25
Potatoes, 100 lbs. ...... S.25
Summer squash, lb 05
Walnuts, lb 40
Olives, qt .25
Prunes, lb .23
Tangerines, dozen 35
Grapefruit, per box 6.50
Grapefruit, per dozen... 1.00
Tomatoes, lb 20
Strawberries, box .20
Green peas, lb
Rhubarb. 2 lbs 25
New potatoes -05
30
.15
10
25
10
24.00
Cherries, lb
Figs, lb
Plums, lb
Peaches, 2 lbs
Cucumbers
Apricots, 4 lbs
Cantaloupes. 3 for
Watermelions, lb ......
Green corn, dozen
String beans, lb
Blackberries
Beef on hoof
Hogs .-
Yen!
Mutton
.45
.60
.35
.70
.23
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.40
.75
.15
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.45
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After June 21st You Will Have to Pay at Least 30c For This Stock
Before this advance goes into effect Home Oil Co. will be actually drilling in Texas.
The rapid progress we are making with our development both on our 10 acres iiv Duke
Knowles and our big tract of 2500 are in Haskell Co., is our reason for advancing price of
stock
WE ARE IN THE CENTER
of a great ring of producing wells. We do not consider Home Oil stock a gamble, but a
SURE THING. Just the minute we acquire - a
OUR TEN ACRE LEASE
in the world famous Duke Knowles Pool, then Home Oil entered the certainty class. At
that time we did not realize what a wonderful buy we had made, but now that unheard-of
production has been brought to the very edge of our Ten Acres, we know and can congrat
ulate ourselves that we made one of the greatest buys in the history of the TEXAS FIELDS.
MR. INVESTOR, DO YOU KNOW THAT THERE IS NOT a dry hole in the wonderful
Duke Pool, the richest production section of the great Ranger Oil Field. With 10 acres in
this Pool, ABSOLUTELY ENCIRCLED by big producing wells, with production on all sides
of us, certainly HOME OIL OFFERS A SAFE INVESTMENT that will pay TREMEN
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112 North Central Avenue, ,
Phoenix, Arizona.
We, the undersigned, visited the Duke-Knowles field today and can say it is the
wonder field of Texas. Saw, the Magnolia Terrell, Dixie- Peerlees, Echols, Herring
ton, Skelly Sankey, Humble and dozens of others. Immense production. We congratu
late the Home Oil Co. on'securing such valuable holdings as we find you have, for you
are certain of great production. Home Oil is offering wonderful opportunity to stock
holders. We are all backing you with real money. You are sure of great success.
Edd Jennings
Tex Hargrove
Tom Coughlin
Anton Bloom
James Stablef ord
N. C. Griffin
Henry Gust
F. M. Murphy
Fred Anderson
W. C. Kesler
John Burke
T. C. Shaughnessey
W. C. Bowen
Jas. Matthews
Derrick is now being erected on this 10 acres. Drilling will be started as soon as completed.
Our drilling equipment has now arrived for starting well on big 2,500 acres in Haskell Co.
We will "spudd in" in Haskel Co., next few days. Home Oil will be drilling two wells be
fore end of month.
We are going to give stockholders of Home Oil QUICK ACTION and an Honest Run for
THEIR MONEY. GETTN NOW AT PRESENT GROUND FLOOR PRICE.
, CLIP AND MAIL YOUR CHECK TODAY
Home
Co.
PHOENIX OFFICE
112 N. CENTRAL AVE.
APPLPICATION BLANK
HOME OIL COMPANY,
Prescott, Arizona.
Gentlemen: Enclosed is my check for $ for
which enter my application for shares
of the Home Oil Company at 20c per share, fully paid and non
assessable. Name
R. F. D. or Street
Town and State:
Make All Checks Payable to Home Oil Co.
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