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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN. FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 13, 191&
PAGE NINE
SOUTHSIDE NEWS
V. D. JOHNSON, MANAGER, PHONE 85 R, MESA
TEMPE AGENCY
Mr. CW. Prather t Brown
Mercantile Co.; Ph. 71
TEMPE CORRESPONDENT
Mrv. Delia Droftinger, Phone 206
GILBERT AGENCY
Gilbert Pharmacy
MESA CORRESPONDENT
V. D. Johnson, Phone 8SR
CHANDLER AGENCY
Gardner Drug Co.; Phom 84
MESA FRIENDS GREET
i complete the bill,
could make their escape. The dog was
at once, killed, and Dr. J. B. Nelson.
who was called and who treated the i
Mr. Howard Peterson and while her
husband was in the army, she contin
ued with her work. He recently re
ceived his discharge and now is at
home.
Gardner and Jordan Families on
Camping Trip
Hugh C. Gardner of the Gardner
Drug company and Dr. F. Covington
Jordan, with their families, left yester
day for a two weeks' trip to the White
mountains.
Handsome Home Nears Completion
The splendid ranch home of John
Dobson a short distance west of Chan
dler is nearing completion. The struc
ture will cost around $17,000 and is
considered as one of the most hand
some country homes in the state.
Moose Lodge Gains 60 in Short
Campaign
The Chandler Lodge of Moose put on
FORMER PASTOR WITH
PROGRAM A! SOCIAL
i wounds, stated that the beast showed
symptoms of rabies.
DEATH GALLS MISS
MESA. June IX Thursday night on
the, lawn of SL Marks church a large
number of friends of Rev. and Mrs.
Francis Ploy, who are. here on a visit
from Globe, gathered for the purpose of
greeting the popular minister and his
family. The general popularity of the
couple was attested by the character
of the iisju-mlilage, practically every
htirch in town being represented, and
a portion of the excellent musical pro
gram being furnished by members of
I he D. S. church, among the young
people of which organization there is
an exceptional amount of cultivated
musical talent. The following program,
nailer the direction of Mrs. Musette
liiiiwt, ivas rendered:
Piano duct. .Mrs. Musette Drown and
.WNs Vera Johnson
Vocal sol i, ".Love's Lullaby,'' Mrs.
U'm. Menliennet.
Heading, "Ma and the Auto," Mrs.
A ' ton Peterson.
'Trio, piano. Miss Guthrie, violin,
Misses Pomeroy and Vance.
Mm. Peterson's reeling, sitting forth
t In di tennini'd efforts of "Ma" to ad
vise "Pa" how to keep out of trouble
while driving the family auto, brought
forth such hearty applause from the
ririi'ii, most, of whom go through ttie
same exj'i'rii'uee relative to Ma's advice,
tn.it Mis. p'toison responded to the
encore with another humorous selec
tion. Following the progiam, refreshments
were served. Mr. ffioy will be in Mesa
ovi-r Sunday and advantage will be
taken ot his presence for Sunday ser v
ice, ('ornniunion will be celebrated at
fi o'clock a. m., a short service without
any sermon, and in the evening at 8:oU
en the church lawn, Mr. Ploy will
preach.
Pledge $50,000 in Few Minutes
That the members of the L. 1 . S.
BERTRANDE Mill
TKMI'K, June 13. The citizens of
Temp,' were saddened yesterday morn
ing by the death of Miss P.ertramk;
Hendrix, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.
I'. Hendrix. Death came after an ill
ness of 10 days as a result of compli
cations following the influenza. Miss
Kendrix came to Arizona from Cali
fornia with her parents when only 3 j
a campajgn in April, when the local
i membership did not exceed forty. Now
I they have enrolled one hundred or
I more members, and their Tuesday
night meetings are marked by enthus-
iastic boosters for the order,
j A. Lukin, Delegate to Convention
A. Lukin of the Lukin Cash store will
eave Sunday for Mooseheart, 111., to
d a convention of the order of
.Moose. Jle goes as a delegate ot the
dlor lodge. Incidentally Mr. Lukin
has a little slip of cardboard which he
is guarding carefully, since it places
him in a good position to watch two
gentlemen named "Willard and Demp
eey, in a little interview they will have
on July 4th.
Reliable Hardware Building Started
The contract having been let to M. G.
Pratt, work was begun the other day
on the new store building of the Reli
able Hardware company of Chandler.
on
all
Trunks, bag
s ana
Suit G
ass
Just the saving you liave been looking for a bona-t'ide offering by the Boston Store, the store that
always saves you inonev most particularly at a time when traveling expenses are crowding you. Our
stock is most Complete. We have trunks of every size, price and description bags O Ao Of f
mm J KM -V
and suitcases in the biggest assortment ever
All Friday and Saturday at
Men's Athletic
Union Suits . .
be
hurch want and intend to have a great
ii-mple of their faiih erected in -Mesa,
was shown at the Wednesday night
tiieeling after President J. W. Lesoueur
had told the ::en people gathered there
about, the mvit Salt Lake conference
md the appioval of the church author
.lies of the plan to have Mesa selected
is the temple site. Within a few min
utes those present pledged themselves
to assist in raising S.'iU.'inO of the needed
amount. With this splendid start and
with the wide field from which to draw,
there is no doubt that as soon as the
plans are worked out for the raising of
the money, the matter will be definitely
settled and a temple to cost' at leat
2O.UO0. and probably f iluO.Oeo, will be
on ilt. Committees were .appointed to
make an active enmpaisn for funds,
the personnel of these committees for
ihe various districts being as follows:
First ward President J. W. Lcsueur,
0. S. Staplcy, John Cnmmard and .1. T.
1. esuei'r.
Second ward John Palmer, Jiau
llibbert. M- C. Phelps.
.A'lmu, ward Alma Davis, Hugh Dana.
''handler ward II. L. Peterson. Paul
lluber.
Gilbert ward J. ,S. Allen.
Ihi ward John Jones.
Phoenix ward Warren Peterson, G.
I Price.
Papago ward E. C- Santeo.
Pine Walter Randall.
Ray Lorah Dana.
ITayden David Powell.
I.aveen F. P. Harvey, I Fuller.
Casa Grande Arthur Tenny.
Soldiers Return
Among the incoming soldiers who ar
rived yesterday tire Harold Dobson and
Howard Millett of the 340lh field artil
'ery. Others who arrived a day or so
ago are Ed. Sanford and Joseph Lee.
These two last are also of the famous
r,40th- All of the men have seen active
service on the battle front.
To Buy Gin Machinery
E. G. Attaway of the Attaway-Phelps
company, has gone to Los Angeles for
the purpose of buying machinery to be
installed in the enlarged gin which the
company will have ready for this sea
son's crop.
Mrs. Hagerlund III
Mrs. .1. W. Hagerlund is ill at tie
family home on Kast First street. Her
affliction seems to be of the same va-'
tiety as most other cases in this sec
tion, an aftermath of the influenza
"Pidemic.
Bitten By Supposed Mad Dog
Lucy Miller and John Carriger, living
:m North Morris .street, were bitten yes
terday morning by a dog while the
couple aa walking along the street
The animal appeared suddenly and at
'acktd them, biting both before they
Bessie Love at the Majestic
"The Great Adventure." starring Bes
sie Love, will be shown today at the
Majestic. The 12th chapter of "The
Man of Might" and a Pathe News will
years old, livingln this community ever
since. .She has been for a great many
years an active member and earnest
worker in every department of church
work in the Christian church. Beside
being a great spiritual helper in her
church work she has for the past seven
years been pianist, always with her
Sunday school class of little tots, and
leader always of the Christian En
deavor society.
She was not only loved by her im
mediate family and members of her
church, but by every one who knew her,
as she was always a friend to the sick
and needy, and will be greatly missed
by her hosts of friends.
Resides her parents. Miss Hendrix
leaves to mourn her loss three sisters,
Mrs. Lindsey Austin, Mrs. Robert Gil
I liland and Mrs. Hazel Tillman of
Roundup, Montana: two brothers,
: Harry of Clifton, Arizona, and Edgar of
i Roundup. Montana.
Funeral services will be held in the
Christian church at 3:30 o'clock this
j afternoon. Rev. W. S. Buchanan, pastor
of the Central Christian church of
Phoenix, will assist Rev. Rountree. The
Xormal quartet will assist in the music.
Doss-Hern Nuptials
One nf the prettiest affairs of the
season took place last night when Miss
Alice Mae Doss, the charming daughter
of Mrs. Lucy Doss, became the bride
of Aaron Hern, recemlv returned from
overseas. The wedding took place at
the ftbme of Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Austin
on West Fifth street, the guests num
bering about 35.
The living room was decorated with
greenery and pink and white roses- The
bridal party took their places under a
pretiily-constructrd arch of greens and
roses.
The bride looked lovely in a white
satin frock with her veil caught up with
rosebuds and carried a bouquet of Cecil
lirnenner roses. Miss Zella Austin, the
bridesmaid, wore a becoming white or
gandie frock and carried white carna
tions. Pretty little Marion Fox, a
niece of the iiride, strewed roses in the
bride's path and carried the ring in a
large, white rose. Marlow Doss acted
as nest man. The ceremony took place
at the conclusion of the singing of "For
What Thou Art." beautifully rendered
by M'Ns Ruth Chase. Following the
ceremony, which was read by Rev. Gray
of Phoenix, delicious refreshments were
served, carrying out the color scheme
of pini; and white.
The bride, who came here last fall
from Perry, Iowa, is a great favorite
among the host of friends which she
has made during her sty here. She
has been attending the normal and was,
exceptionally well liked among the stu
dents. Mr. Hern, who served in the United
States army overseas, is a prosperous
young business man of Marion, Iowa,
to which place the young couple will
shortly return. They were the reci
pients of many handsome gifts of silver
and cut glass
Maccabees' Meeting Postponed
On account of the funeral services of
Miss Hendrix, the all-day meeting of
the Maccabees, which was to have been
today, is indefinitely postponed.
U. D. C. Medina Chanaed
The I. D. C. meeting, which was to
have been held this afternoon at the
home of Mrs. R. L. Alexander, has been
postponed until 8:30 o'clock this eve
ning on account of the funeral services
of Miss Hendrix.
Training School Commencement
The eighth grade exercises of the
training school will be held this morn
ing at 10 o'cloigi in the training school-Zimmerman-
Ellsworth
Miss Krdine Zimmerman and Charles
Ellsworth were quietly married at the
home of the bride last Monday evening,
Judge J. H. Cummings performing the
Mrs. Ellsworth is the charming
daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Zim
merman and having lived here most of
her life has a legion of friends. She
was one of the Tenth street teachers
here last year. Mr. Ellsworth is one of
Mesa's most popular young men and
just recently returned from France-
o
The building will adjoin that of Jos.
Friedberg which now is being erected
and for which Mr. Pratt has the con
tract also. The Hardware company
building will be 50x120 and in the rear
there will be a warehouse 50x150. The
present stock of merchandise will re
ceive large additions in the vay of fur
niture and farming implements.
Mrs. Matthews Victim of Eye Trouble
Mrs. C. H. Matthews, one of the
prominent workers in all matters per
taining t- i he welfare of the town, is
afflicted with a serious case of eye
trouble, the result of an old injury to
one of the members, which recently has
become inflamed. Semi-weekly visits
to j. Phoenix specialist are being
made in the hope of saving the sight of
the injured eye.
Chandler Visitors
C. I. Emmerman, manager of the
Southwestern Solar heater, company,
with headquarters at Phoenix, was in
Chandler yesterday, having just com
pleted the installation of a heater in
the John Dobson home.
Charley Johnson of the Johnson
Ptarce Produce company, of Mesa, was
visiting the local merchants yesterday.
C. O. Austin of the Austin Realty
company of Tempe, was looking over
the progressive south side town yester
day ' and wondering just how fast
Chandler had been growing since his
last visit.
Church Announcements
Latter Day Saints Sunday school
at 11:30 o'clock. At 12:15 President J
W. Lesueur and John Cnmmard, who
have returned from Salt Lake City will
make a report on the general confer
ence that has just been held there. The
M. I. A. will meet at 8:30 in the
evening.
Methodist Church Sunday school
and morning and evening service at the
regular hours. The public is cordially
invited to attend ail services. Rev. W.
C. Miller, pastor.
Baptist Church Last Sunday at the
Chandler Baptist church, Children's
Day was observed and a very interest
ing program was given by the Sunday
school.
Xext Sunday, the pastor will preach
morning and evening. At the close of
the morning service, a basket dinner
will be served in the grove near the
Chandler garage, with a roll call of the
church membership. All members with
their families and friends of the church
are expected to be present. Rev. T. SI.
Smith, pastor.
Auto Wheel Breaks, One Thrown Into
Canal
A near serious accident occurred four
miles south of Chandler on Wednesday
night when Mr. and Mrs. A. Lukin with
other Chandler people were driving to
Phoenix in the Lukin car. A wheel
broke just as the car reached a canal,
precipitating one of the women into
the canal. The water broke her fall,
and doubtless prevented serious injury.
GILBERT WIS
II MEETING
-Union suits of crossbar nainsook
sleeveless, knee length full cut and
exceedingly well made, splendid $1.00
values, on sale Friday and
Saturday at
Men's Soisette 0
Sport Shirts . . r
0
Some high grade madras, others of
finest soisette in plain vhite, tan, grey
and attractive stripes just the shirt
you want these hot days special Fri
day and Saturday j 1 FjQ
tit
IP
Better Bathing
Suits for Men . H1
One-piece worsted bathing suits in
solid colors and attractive stripes, the
famous 'Swim Fasy' brand, worth con
siderably more than today's
special price of
$2.00 Men's
Pajamas for . .
Exceptionally well made night gar
ments of plain or striped tub material,
have 'pearl buttons and mercerized
frogs all sizes extra special Friday
and Saturday SI 50
$1.50
Men's Washable Summer Pants, Extra Special, at $3.
Ilot weather pants liberally reduced in price for two days pants made of Panama cloth, the wash
able kind, in Palm Beach, tan, grey and navy, sizes 00 to 42 waist measure, 9 QA
extra special Friday and Saturday at ' U
Vowe$t4rci Our CKief racfions
GILBERT, June IS. At the recent
meeting of the, Women's Improvement
club of Gilbert, the following members
were present: Mrs. George Garner,
Mrs. William Morrow, Mrs. Jfort Eddy,
, ,
Mrs. Guy Holmes, Mrs. G. C. Davis,
Mrs. William Armstrong, Mrs. D. C.
Pilcher, Mrs. W. M. Scott, Mrs. Jack
Shultz, Mrs. C. H. Russell, Mrs. E. B.
Cordell and Mrs. Boyer, the latter a
guest.
In addition to the social features of
the occasion, several matters of busi
ness were given attention, the most
important, perhaps, being the appoint
ment of a committee of seven to ar
range a general program of work for
next fall and winter by which a fund
might be started for the erection of a
club building. The women already
have a lot, and they are fully deter
mined that an adequate building shall
he placed thereon.
Mrs. C. H. Russell was made chair
man of another committee which is to
select a line of study for the coming
winter meetings. After the election of
Mrs. Mort Eddy to membership, it was
voted to adjourn the meetings during
the heated term. This plan is in gen
eral practice among the women's
clubs in the southern part of the
country.
W. M. Timmons Appointed Constalbe
W. M. Timmons has received the
appointment to the office of constable
of the Gilbert district, filling the va
cancy caused by the recent resigna
tion of J. Schultz. Mr. Timmons also
has been appointed deputy sheriff by
Sheriff Montgomery. Mr. Schultz will
leave in a few days for an extended
auto trip through New Mexico, Texas
and Colorado. He will be accompanied
by' Mrs. Schultz and the little daugh
ter. Jarrett Buvs Gilbert Business Property
C. C. Jarrett, proprietor of the C. C.
Jarrett fTTrnishing goods store of Mesa,
bus purchased the Ross Lacey building
on Main street ,now occupied by the
Atta way-Latham company. Asked as
to whether he intended to put in a
stock of goods in the room after it
shall have been vacated, Jarrett re
plied that he had not as yet decided
just what he would do with the prop
erty. The large storeroom adjoining,
which is being erected by the Attaway
Latham company, is nearing comple
tion, though Contractor Shumway has
been greatly delayed through inability
to get prompt shipments of necessary
material. The sale was made through
the C. H. Russell agency.
Fined for Disturbing the Peace
Ralph Madrid was arrested and
brought before Judge Cosby, charged
with disturbing the peace. A fine of
$10 was imposed.
New Ready-to-Wear Store
Julius Buschoff has leased the Tom
Wall store room adjoining that of the
G. C. Davis and will open a line of
readv-to-wear for men, women and
chtldren.
Dr. Leister Locates in Gilbert
Dr. F. L. Leister, until recently an
army physician, has decided to locate
in Gilbert, thus supplying the need of
a. resident physician. His office will
be in the Gilbert Pharmacy until per
manent arrangements can be made.
Dr. Leister is leaving his family in
Buckeye for thQypresent, for the reason
uiiitL mere aie no acaiit leMueneea in
Gilbert.
Nineteen Teachers and No Place to
Sleep
What is Gilbert to do with the en
larged faculty of teachers who will be
on hand this fall? This question is
disturbing the minds of the more
thoughtful of the community, for at
present there are no arrangements
made whereby the number can be
cared for. Eartley Skinner of the Gil
bert bank, speaking yesterday of the
situation, stated that there is a splen
did opportunity for some woman with
a little means to erect a house and
have rooms ami board for the teachers,
providing a parlor and other conven
iences, such as may reasonably be ex
pected. At present the town is with
out a hotel, and the rooming house
and table board facilities are entirely
inadequate to the needs of the com
munity. ,
Miss Ware Improving
Miss Petty Ware, whose illness was
chronicled in a recent issue of The
Republican, is gradually improving.
Her illness developed into typhoid
fever, though not of a dangerous type.
Ladies Aid Society Meets
Yetserday afternoon, in the home of
Mrs. C. H. Russell, the Aid society met
in a social gatheirng. Ice cream and
cake were served an da silver offering
taken.
McCrite Family Return from Tour
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. McCrite have re
lumed, from an extended auto tour
covering several states. Mr. McCrite
announces a pleasant journey, practi
cally free from any car trouble.
J. A. Carden of Kentucky, who is
building a storeroom on Main street
and while he intends occupying them
completed, recently returned from a
visit to his former home, bringing with
him an employe from one of his Ken
tucky stores, and who was intended for
manager of tne Gilbert store. Phoenix.
Mesa and other towns near by were
visited in the hope of getting work
men to erect a residence for the new
comer, but all in vain. Finally, after
some days of effort, he became' dis
gusted and said he would go back to
and which he intends o'ecupying when
which to 'live. Mr. Carden is having a
great deal of trouble getting his store
building completed. No bricklayers
are available, and workmen for the
front are equally hard to find. Dis
cussing the matter jesterday. he said
that about the best thing for him to do
appeared to be to go to farming and
wait until some time and somehow a
workman or two would happen along
who would aid him in getting his ma
sonry completed.
Lines Family Will Make Auto Trip
Mf. and Mrs. O. W. Lines and
daughters, Myrtle and Ruth, are leav
ing in the family car on a journey that
wil ltake them through Texas, Color
ado and Iowa. They will be away for
several months.
I Now Open for Business
McDonald Motor Co.
TEMPE
Goodyear Tires, Accessories and
Repairing
CHANDLER SCOUTS
HAULING
TEAMING
Horses and mules for sale or trade
E.G.CLARKE
Phone 72 Tempe
Hegira Seed
SELECTED AND
RECLEANED
A very heayy yielder, hats
been known to yield more
than 5000 pounds per acre.
5 ctnts prr pound, packed
in 12G-lb. sacks.
STAGE BIG DRIVE
CHANDLER. June 13. The bov
remits of Chandler have been having a
gteat time during this, the Bov Spout
! Week all over the country. Last Sundav
j talks were made at the various
. churches on the work of the scouts and
the aims of the movement. Then on
Mcnday came a camping trip to Gran
; ite reef, wherein Rev. T. M. Smith, Oris
lioidren and Messrs Huber and San
born, furnished the cars and the boys
did the riding, 28 of them in ail, off
for a glorious three days of camping.
j swimming, fishing, and nice sunburned
! backs to bring hack home.
The scouts will observe Flag Day to
j morrow with headquarters at the park,
i and at night in the same place there
; will be a big box supper and an ice
: cream social, the purpose of this event
! being to start a fund for a boy's and
nun's community building. The public
I is invited to attend the function and
aid in getting the work started.
Rev. Smith is scoutmaster and J. D.
Mather assistant scoutmaster for the
Chandler lads, of whom some thirty are I
now enrolled. !
Chandler Schools Lose Valued Teacher I
Mrs. Afton Peterson who has taught
in the Chandler schools during the past
ear, nas resigned her position a teach
er ot penmanhip anjj expression and as Eg
mi.sic supervisor in the Chandler high IT"
..v... ..j -,n .-.-,-,( Ulr VI lll-
trustees of the school yesterday, Mrs
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The following
CARL WHITE, Amadaville, Ariz.
OVERLOOK & CO.. Bisbee, Ariz,
also Collins & Bretherton, Box
1129, Bisbee, Ariz.
A. B. SMITH, Ajo, Ariz.
WITHERS & BROCHIERE,
Gadsden Hoetl, Douglas, Ariz.
FAIR DUVALL. Lobby Do
minion Hotel, Globe, Ariz.
I. A. WILSON, Globe, Ariz.
X. O. PELSITE, Deputy Assessor,
Florence, Ariz.
P.EID BROKERAGE CO., Miami,
Ariz.
C. T. JONES. Nogales, Ariz.
brokers and ageits recommend and are authoriz?d to sell iiilhe Burk:
. C. PAYNE, care Moctezuma
Hotel, Nogales, Ariz.
BLACK BROTHERS, Oatman,
Ariz.
A. H. RHODES, Patagonia, Ariz.
C. R. HAGLER, 2017 W. Wash
ington St., Phoenix, Ariz.
GEORGE EHRHARDT, Deputy
Treasurer, Phoenix. Ariz.
O. M. WOLD, Prescott, Ariz.
J. R. O'DONNELL, Ray, Ariz.
GEORGE CRAYNE, Sonoita,
Ariz.
M'PHATL BROKERAGE CO.,
Superior, Ariz.
TUCSON OIL EXCHANGE, care
Congress Hotel, Tucson, Ariz.
T. F. MESCALL, 516 S. Stone
Ave., Tucson, Ariz.
C. F. MOORE, 240 N. Congress
St., Tucson, Ariz.
L. F. HOLMES, 240 E. Congress
St., Tucson, Ariz.
WM. BERRY, 425 Sixth St,,
Yuma, Ariz.
JIMMIE DOUGLAS, Winkelman,
Ariz.
E.-M. CARROLL, Jerome, Ariz.
ARIZONA CORPORATION
COMMISSION PERMIT NO.
1-165.
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Hamming gusher, and there's nearly as much activity
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the southwest are rushing their subscriptions for th.
stock at par.
The allotment of shares at $1 is nearly sold. When an
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. property comes in this stock will go to 3 or 5 to one.
And Billie Burk announces that drilling operations are
soon to begin. Get in the quick action company it's not
too late but you haven't a long time to make up your mind.
Billie Burk Oil Co.
Capital $80,000 Shares $1 Par
105 Main St, Ei Paso, Texas
E. ARNOLD, Trustee, Vice President Border Nat'l Bank
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