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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN. SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 30, 1919
BY UHDER" TO V01E1
ELEGTION TUESDAY!
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DFSEGUR1TIESTDUSE A
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IN THE WORK
H was stated yesterday from the of
fices of Judge R. K. Sloan, attorney for
i the so-called "Dry landers,'' that all
I of those entitled to vote at the last
Using modern and improved para- j gcnera election of the Water Users'
phcrmilia, the ritualistic work of the i association and at the special election
Knights and ladies of Security will be j when money was voted for the purpose
exemplified by William A. I'.iby, na- i of installing pumping plants, by reason
tional treasure', at what is expected to J of ,ne Mandamus actions brought
be, an unusually interesting meeting of i against the association, would be en-
tho order on Thursday evening, April
S, at the K. of r. hall on Washington
street'
A class of more than 100 is to be ad-
'r, ,.. rin-iiiiin is nn i tion. Those "Dry landers" not includ-
titled and permitted to vote at the
coming Water Users' election Tuesday.
This' was stipulated between the "Dry
landers" and the Water Users' associa-
ed in the former suits will not be al
lowed to vote at the coming election.
It was also made known by the attor
neys that where the owners of land
were parties to the former suits and
had been given the right to vote, that
subsequent purchasehs of that land
would also be entitled to vote at this
election.
CI TY BALL AT
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advanced measure in fraternal work on
Ihc part of the Knights and Ladies of
Security, they being the first society in
the I 'listed States to ayail themselves
of the. motion pictures" in the por
trayal of the lessons of fraternity out
lined by their ritual. The picture film
n l.'Ji'O feet was produced by one of the
leading Chicago motion picture com
panies, under the personal supervision
of a nrll-knnwn movie director.
In the coming of .Mr. llihy to Phoe- i
nix. as tin. guest of the local orgatii.a- ;
lion, personally conducting the entire;'
evening's entertainment, a typical il- j
lustration is offered of the. efficiency!
Which science has provided in the pres- j
cnt generation over the old order of
things m the past, when it would have !
rien necessary for htm to have been 1
accompanied by a company of 30 well- ;
trained degree staff officers and drill ! . , , ., . ,, . ., .
team, supplemented hv a baggage car i .The annual charity ball of the board
uf .scenic paraphernalia, to put on the i ! vhsltors f - lukc x home will be
same "show" which a single, individual 1 K,von at tne Woman s club on the
Is today able to produce with a ittie i evening of April 23.
magic machine no larger than a suit- ! rh,s announcement was made, last
a and which the operator carries i pvenlns by 3Irs- W' G- Hartranft,
about as he would an ordinary handbag ! cnairman ot tne board, who stated
. The local committee in charge of thejtlult lhe original date, Easter Monday,
demonstration on April 3 consists of- had to be changed in view of the fact
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J. I'. Flowers, master of ceremonies:
Acnes lleCabe, chairman; Mrs. ('. K.
Winters, .Mrs. Hilda Morrell, Mrs. J. V,
Hoishman, Mrs. Huron, Mrs. Jenkins,
Airs. Carpenter.
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m EARTH HIGH
I! Hi WHISKEY JUDE
that the Fifth Liberty loan campaign
would be launched on that evening.
Many of the returned soldiers who
were eagerly looking forward to the
dance called the committee's attention
to the date which was immediately
changed. The invitations for the dance
will be issued m a few days, and the
affair will as usual be the most not
able social event of the year.
IE
SAYS MAN MAY
There is more buried treasure in
Arizona today than during the pioneer
eriod, according to Justice Charles
) Sales Wheeler who is of the opin
ion ; hat the ma.ster bootleggers make
'.his disposition of their stock.
Justice W heeler, before whom scores
lie. I i li.iuor ca-ses. stated yesterday
I hat the very condition of the bottles
v-hen brought into court as exhibits
Hbow that they have been buried.
lie believed that ihey are placed in
the ground for safekeeping, that it
would he considered dangerous by the
!i crape bootlegger to have the liquor
In Ins possession in the town where he
rperates,
"ll is my theory that the liquor is
buried and that, small quantities are
brought bi town from time to time
nd sold. We have often noted the
Sirt and sand on the bottles intro
ihiced in court." said the presiding
Jus'ice of the cast precinct.
SPAIISIIffiSTO
ALSO H MS RID
HOLD ANNUAL BALL AT
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ARCADIA HALL APRIL 2
Wednesday evening April 2, at Ar
c'dii,, hall the regular dance of the
United Spanish War Veterans camp
and the womens' auxiliary will be held.
This year the dance is being given
later than usual, due to the "flu" and
fiber drawbacks, but the worthiness
of the cause, ;rnd the calls made on
the organization from time to time.
makes this one of the important means
01 raising money for the benefit fund
if both organizations.
Many ouestions have been asked of
lb" committee regarding whether the
cJa-i. e would be a dress affair, and
whether formal invitations would be
necessary or not- To these questions
!'. committee desires to reply that
nil are cordially invited to attend the
dance and that it will be strictly an
informal good time, without even the
usual restrain of programs. Besse's
orchestra have promised to use extra
care in selecting military music full
of "pep" and no pretense of any kind
v ill be made, except to guarantee real
lancing on lhe finest floor in the state,
to good music for a worthy cause.
The tickets will be 50 cents per per
son, and can be purchased from any
jnember of either organization or at
the door on the night of the dance,
:ind the committee looks for a large
irnnii a.s Phoenix has always stood
loyally by its war veteran organization.
Judge Stanford yesterday decided
that a man cannot be enjoined from
changing his mind, and that the city
cannot be enjoined from enforcing its
ordinances, or words to that effect,
W. T. Prince had an auto stand in
front of the Munson optical store,
with the consent of Dr. Munson. But
the doctor changed his mind and
withdrew his consent, and the city au
thorities chased Prince's machine
away, as per the ordinance.
Whereupon Prince, through his at
torney, Pugh and Brumbach, applied
to Judge Stanford's court for an order
restraining Munson from withdrawing
his consent, and restraining the city
from removing him from the stand.
Attorney B. M. Marks, for Munson,
and Deputy City Attorney Nelson, en
tered a demurrer to the facts stated,
which was sustained, thus refusing to
issue the restraining order asked.
FINANCES AND
MARKETS
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HEARS OF FATHER'S DEATH
Mrs. Minnie Smith has received word
c"f the death of her father, J. W.
Wooten, of Abilene Texas. The dece
dent was 92 years of ape. Mrs. Smith
lives at the Williams apartments, at
Five Points.
Fruit-Juice
Essences
Jiffy-Jell desserts carry
real fruit flavors in es
sence form, in vials.
A wealth of fruit juice
is condensed for each des
sert. So you get a fresh
fruit dainty, healthful and
delicious.
This is the new-type
quick gelatine dessert
five times as good as the
old kinds.
Loganberry and Pine
apple are two of the best
flavors. Try them.
They're found only in
10 Flavort, at Your Croctr't
2 Packagei for 25 Cent ,
Republican A. P. Leased Wire
NEW YORK, March 29. Specialties
comprising the food and fertilizer di
vision were the strongest and most
active features of today's stock market
at gains of 1 to 3 points. Oils, motors
and motor specialties opened the
lively trading at gains of 1 to 4 points,
but these were largely if not wholly
effected when steels, shipping and
tobaccos began to react.
Reactions in Vnited States steel,
Chile copper and some of the invest
ment rails which featured yesterday's
strong market held within large frac
tions or a point, an irregular tone rul
ing at the end. Sales amounted to
530,000 shares.
Actual loans and discounts of clear
ing house banks contracted hv about
$4.1,500,000 or more than $100,000,000 in
the past fortnight; and a further de
crease of almost 514,500,000 in excess
reserves drew the total to below $30,-
000.000.
Liberty bonds were firm, interna
tionals eased -slightly and the general
domestic list held steady. Total sales
par value aggregated $8,575,000.
Old I. nited States bonds were un
changed on call during the week.
THE WEEK IN FINANCE
XEW YORK, March 29. Regardless
of conflicting reports from abroad,
much of this week's trading in stocks,
at higher prices, was traceable to the
conviction that events at the peace
conference are progressing favorably.
Quite as important in shaping the
character of the trading were the un
mistakable signs of future impetus in
several important branches of indus
try, as seen in the wider inquiry for
finished and semi-finished steel, and
a concurrent demand for copper.
The United States steel annual re
port is to issue early in the coming
week, and is expected to throw a
strong light on its vast financial re
sources. To bankers the most significant fea
ture of the February' foreign trade re
port embraced the agricultural pro
ducts, which were greater by $76,-
000.000 than in the same month of
1918. The free market for foreign
exchange caused further depreciation
in the value of pounds sterling, francs
and lires, remittances to London ap
proximating the lowest quotation of
the war period. Exchange on neutral
countries was also affected by these
abnormal conditions from which no
immediate relief is expected.
COTTON
NEW YORK, March 2D. Cotton
closed steady net three points higher
to 30 points lower on new style and
15 points higher to 15 points lower on
old style months.
CLEARING HOUSE RESERVES
NKW YORK. March 29. The actual
condition of clearing hoose banks ajid
trust companies for the week show
that they hold $29,307,560 reserves in
excess of legal requirements. This
is a decrease of $14,358,980 for last
week.
Pl TW CakeS'f '
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Price of Two
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All Four
Full Sized
Cakes Yours for the
This generous acquaintance
offer is made to introduce you
to our new ROSE BATH a
pure white, daintily perfumed
floating soap made especially
for bath use.
Its quality makes it a luxury soap; its
moderate price an economy. It is handy
in shape and generous in size. It has a
quick, ample, thoroughly cleansing lather.
We want to give you two full size
cakes of this new bath soap for a thorough
trial. So we make this special offer:
Buy two cakes of your favorite Palm
olive at the regular price and present
the coupon.
Your dealer will wrap up the two cakes
of Rose Bath with this PALMOLIVE.
Four, full size cakes of
luxury soap yours for the
price of two.
Just tear out the coupon,
sign it and take it to your
regular dealer. Just say, "I
want two cakes of Palmolive
at the regular price and the
two cakes of Rose Bath free!
And do it without delay.
Each dealer's supply is limited.
3-30-19 Republican,
Phoenix, Arizona:
This coupon, if presented within ten days, will be
accepted as full payment for two cakes of Rose Bath
Soap when the holder purchases two cakes of Palm
olive Soap at the regular price. '
Only one coupon may be presented by each family
and the name and address of the party receiving soap
must be signed in full to the following:
I hereby certify that I have this day purchased two
cakes of Palmolive Soap from my dealer and received
two cakes of Rose Bath Soap Free.
Name
NOTICE TO DEALERS: This coupon will be redeemed at U
;ents in cash when returned direct to The Palmolive Co., 382
Black Bldg., Los Angeles, Cab, providing the coupon Is signed
In full with name and address of party receiving the soap.
(W ablatel7 refnu to redeem conponi cut xrom newspaper purdiue. Dy aeuen
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LIBERTY BOND QUOTATIONS I
i Furnished daily to The Republican j
by R. Allyn Lewis, Hotel Adams
j Building. j
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3Us, 1947 J99.08
1st 4s, 1947 94.52
2nd 4s, 1942 93.60
1st 4's, 1947 94.70
2nd 4'As, 1942 93.60
Srd 44S, 1928 95.1G
4th 4US, 1938 93.68
COPPERS
Compiled for The Republican by
H. Allyn Lewis, E. F. Hutton &
Co.'s leased wire. Hotel Adams
Building, 119 North Central Ave.
METALS
NEW YORK, March 19. The
market for copper was comparatively
Hiiet during the week just ended, hut
prices were firmly maintained. To
day's quotations for electrolytic
ranged from K to New York and
from lo'i to loVj delivered with some
of the large interests (itiotintr 15',i to
1T,8 delivered.
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Anaconda Copper 60
Butte & Superior Co. ... 21Vb
Calumet and Ariz 58
Cerro de Pasco 36
Chino 35
Green .- 43 '4
Inspiration 48
Kenneeott 32
Nevada Cons 16 '4
Ray Con 20
Shattuck ' 11
Uta.h 73
Ark. & Arizona 10
Big Ledge si
Calumet and Jerome ....
Dundee-Arizona Ts
Green Monster -fir
Hull Copper 20
Iron Cap 10
Jerome Verde
Magma Copper 25
Magma Chief '.i
New Cornelia lSVs
Ray Hercules ............ 1
Silver King
United Eastern i
United Verde Ext S3
Verde Combination
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GRAIN
CHICAGO, March 29 Close:
Corn: May $1.47; July tl.Sitt.
Oats: May 6Zc; July 62c.
Pork: May $43.30 ;July $42.55.
l'ird: July $27.42.
Ribs: May $25.15; July $24.00.
LIVESTOCK
Chicago
CHICAGO, March 29. (U. S. Bu
reau of Markets) Hogs 8,000; strong
to 10c higher than Friday's average.
Bulk' of sales $19.4019.60; heavy
weight $l.50(lfl.55; medium weight
$19.30((il9.60; light weight $ 19.00(9
19.60; light light $17.65rdil9.25; sows
$17.25'ffil9.O0; pigs $15.75(317.75.
Cattle Receipts 1,000; compared
with a week ago, good and choice beef
steers 50c(75c higher; others and
stockers and feeders 25c50c higher;
medium to choice she stock 50c75c
higher; others steady to 25c up. Pat
hulls 25c40c lower; bolognas 25c;
higher; veal calves 75c(Sil.OO lower.
Sheep 2,000; compared with a week
ago. good and best handy wool lambs
&5criSl lower, in between grades and
heavy lambs $1.00ai.50 lower; shorn
Iambs COc(i75c lower; feeding lambs
fully 25c lower; ilght yearlings 50c
lower; sheep mostly steady.
Kansas City
KANSAS CITY, March 29. (U. S.
Bureau of Markets) Hogs 1,800;
steady. Heavies $19.35'19.40; lights
$18.1519.20; pigs $15.00(318.26.
Cattle 500; lower. Steers $9.85
19.00; light beef steers $9.85(5 18.85;
cows and heifers $6.8515.00; calves
$10.7514.00; stockers $S.35((f 15.75.
Sheep 200; lower. Lambs $17.10
19.75; ewes $10.50(817.50.
Denver
DENVER, March 29. Cattle, 300;
steady. Beef steers $14.2015.25;
cows and heifers $7.85(312.25; stock
ers and feeders $12.50(518.50; calves
$13.7515.00.
Hogs Receipts 700; steady. Top
$19; bulk $18.8519.00.
Sheep 1,000; market steady. Lambs
$17.7519.00; ewes $12.25(g 14.25.
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MERCANTILE PAPER
Nf7W YORK, March 29. Mercantile
paper j'ifiGH; sterling 60 day bills
$4.54; commercial 60 day pills on
hanks $4.53,i; commercial 60 day bills
$4.53; demand $4.57; cables $4.58.
Mexican dollars unchanged.
Best Ever Offered
Give Free
$25,000 Corner Lot, 50x137 on East Washington St.
You are to improve it. Also three stores and three warehouses of
Gents' Furnishings, Furniture and Hardware. Will sell at 10 to 30
discount. Inquire
Arizona Supply Co.
325-345 East Washington St.
Specials for Monday
QUALITY GOODS
at Lowest Prices
Combined with our two centrally located stores is
why we do so much business.
Pompeian Olive Oil, QcT
small cans O I 1 ;
.Black Eastern Walnuts, OK 1
2 pounds dOC
Bishop's Peanut Butter, Q
3-lb. can DtC
Hebe, f
large cans 1UC
Hebe, r
small cans .' tiV
Palm Olive Soap, o
small bars OC
Life Buoy
Soap " 00
Snow White Hard Wheat Flour, qj -
48-lb. sack J $4tD
These offers are all big inducements that will save
our customers money. Eead them over again, then
compare them with others.
WE ALWAYS LEAD ,
BON TON GROCERY
Basketeria No. 1 127 North First Avenue
Basketeria No. 211 West Washington St.