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THE ARIZONA 71EPUBLICAX. TilLKSUAV MOJ.'MMi. .JUNE 20. 1919
PACIE THIKTEEN'
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DOCKET 15 FULL
YET JUDGE SAWTELLE
SENT TO dill
CONFESSES THAT
HE ROBBED BANK;
SHOT EMPLOYEy
Juiigr- S.'i'.vlfllo's surprising ad
journment of thr- July session of the
f"d"rii! !:r) at Prpscotl. to convene
thr thircl Monday in Ausust. l''e '
Hip, far i that h ttriK Iio'mi CHli4jd to b'an
Krannsico to wit rturins the month of
.li;jy for I'niU'd States Judge Uoollns
oi tUe VnilPil Stales ! it-it ri.t crturt
iIktp. Judsr- lioolintt. so Hie nnnoun'e- I
nifnt received vest or lay by Assistant
I t; lied Slates rierk .M' Kee states, is
loo ill to attend io the business in his
eourt.
Inference was made liy eourt at
ii i he.s het yesterday to the fuel that
earnest appt-at wu.s made to .lud'e
!'.!(dsoe. some time ;u.'o, to eoine to
Arizona, from his li.uv-t in Southern
i 'alifornia. to assist .Inds'i- Sawiellc in
ilisposins of a calendar so crowded that
it seemed impos.sild" over to raieh up
Willi the business. Xo aid was allowed
.h.'lste Saw'elle at that time.
"Our calendar here and at I'reseott."
siid one of ihe court officials yester
day, "is so far behind that it seems
unlair to call our only federal jiidse
from his district to help others, when
no attention is ever paid to our appeals,
for assistance."
Not a civil case has been heard In
the riioenix district for two terms.
wilh the exception of a. few minor mn- !
lions and rulings. In addition, there j
an- many criminal cases, the defend- i
.nils beiiif; at liberty on bonds, that
have been awaiting trial 'or some time,
lui'ny of i hem a. year old. It has been i
Ihe practice of Ji.ile Sawtolle to hear !
.I'i .jail ca:;es al every term of court, j
I" Tore ihosc thai, are out on bond and !
' i. I cases, which arc set for the last 1
il n:z. At the present rate of disposi
' '"in providing the prevailing rule is
lollowed, there are civil oases that will
ieer lie heard, unless assistance is
::iven .fudge Sawtolle.
NORTHSSDE
Department
Glendat Pria
L. E. Kingman, Manager and
Correspondent
Office with Myer & Carriole
Glendal Phone No.
CANVASS CITYTO SELL
TICKETS FOR HIR FETE
OLEXDALE, .lune 25." Mrs. Sadie It.J
niiey cinu Hurt: uuug wuuicu ate
engaged in a whirlwind campaign to
canvass the town selling tickets lor the
air fete at Phoenix Saturday. Today
was the first day of the campaign and
toey report a big number of tickets
sold. Idell Ingram. Isadora Otto and
i ieone Marks are the girls who are
helping Mrs. Shivley.
Church Clubs to Meet
Tin 1 RairHCd1 i'irfla a nd tVi
Mother's Jewels band with their moth
ers, are invited to a party at the Meth
odist ehrch Friday afternoon at 3
p. m. Please bring mite boxes. Signed,
Mrs. .1. E. Ferris, Mrs. K. C. Lehman.
it
WHY THE WEASEL'S TAIL IS
BLACK
uordon Hamby.
Gordon Fawcctt Hamby is await
ing trial for the killing of two em
ployes of the East Brooklyn Savings
bank while robbing that bank of
$13,000 last December. He was taken,
to New York recently from the state
of Washington. He had been given
a life term for a murder on the Pa
cific coast and was taken to New
York under an agreement with the
Washington officials.
To California
.T. F. Lewis and his brother, Doo
Lewis, left this morning at 5 o'clock
lor California. Thoy expect to be gone
until September.
Prof. McRuer Builds House
Torrence McRuer, n e w 1 y - elected
principal of the grammar school, has
purchased a. lot in Catlin Court. He Is
building a fine, modern residence. Con
tractor Howells is doing thcSvork. C.
D. .lemison. cashier of the First Na
tional hank, is building in Catlin
Court, also Rev. David Roberts.
"FLU" AIDS WIG MAKERS
''Most scouts know that the ermine
v. case chansris to white on the coming
of cold weather," says Dr. K. F. Bige
low, the scout naturalist, ill Boys' Life.
'"William K. Cram tells why the tip of
the tail is black.
"'Late in the autumn, or early in
the winter, the ermine changes from
r'ddisii brown to while, sometimes
sl siitlv washed with greenish yellow
or cream color, and again as brilliantly
while an anything in nature or art;
ihe end of the tail, however, remains
intensely black and at first thought it
might be supposed that this would
make the animals conspicuous on the
while background of snow; but in re
ality it has just the opposite effect.
Place an ermine on new fallen snow
i:i such a way that it caNts no shadow
and you will find that the black poit
holds your eye in spite of yourself
and that at a little distance it is quite
impossible to. follow the outline of the
weasi 1 itself. Cover the tail with snow
and you can begin to make out the
position of the rest of the animal, but
as long as the tiptof the tail is in sight
yuii see that and that only'."
Dogs do not bark at the moon. They
bark at the shadows that are the re
idi't of moonlight.
People like sad songs as well as they
ev-.-r did. Hut the composers won't
u'nte them or can't.
i From the Philadelphia Bulletin)
Wig makers of Philadelphia have
trebled their business since October.
The supply of human hair has been
hardly sufficient to meet the added de
mands of the trade, they .say.
influenza, is given as the reason for
.he tremendous inerea.se in wig mak
ing. Thousands of persons who were
attacked with this disea.se have visited
the city's wig makers carrying the
hirsute adornment of happier days and
beseeching the experts to turn them
out something lifelike in the way of
it toupe before their friends began to
make personal remarks about their re
remhlanoe to a hard boiled egg.
"The loss of hair in Philadelphia has
been appalling," said Anthony Buch, a
wig maker. ""The worst of it is that
many persons whose hair had fallen
out could not use it again. It was lack
ing in elasticity and life."
"Wig makers decline to estimate, the
poundage of false hair that is daily
paraded on the streets of the city.
Will Sell Insuranco
Harry Conner, recently returned from
service with the 89th division, has tak
en a position with A. A. Carrick. He
will handle the insurance department.
Mr. Conner was formerly manager of
the local telephone exchange.
NO BUNK
Thank heaven, the Allies are not
saying to Germany "This hurts us
more than it does you."
There are tobacco lmmunes who
never feel any sensation at all from
smoking. This accounts for a great
deal of the "I don't smoke" push.
To Kansas City
G. A. "White and J. F. Payne will
leave the latter part of this week with
a big shipment of cattle and sheep for
Kansas City. They expect to go on to
Indiana for a visit with the old home
folks before returning.
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FOOD FROM THE COCKLEBUR
( Literary Digest)
Out of the coeklebur, which sticks
to the clothes of the passer-by and
has generally been considered a pesi,
is now made a valuable oil available
for use in paints and varnishes and
adaptable for food. The details, as ex
plained by L. B. Rhodes, oil chemist of
the North Carolina department of ag
riculture, are thus set forth in a press
bulletin issued by the North Carolina
section of the American Chemical so
ciety.
After mentioning the wide distribu
tion of the coeklebur and the ease or
gathering it, Mr. Rhodes continued:
"Those which I have gathered were
either dry or in a half dry condition.
They were first cut in half by a trim
ming" board and the kernels mashed.
They were then placed in a. box and
vigorously shaken. The hulls were
taken out, leaving the kernels at the
bottom. These kernels were then
pounded ajid rubbed in a mortar until
the black shucks were removed, after
ZEROLM
' 'fill 3 CALLOWS WET E
. ZEROLEIE
oA scientific service
in lubrication
The Standard Oil Company
Board of Lubrication Engineers
' study the lubrication needs of each
make of automobile and prescribe
Correct Lubrication.
By exhaustive study and actual tests
these experts have determined the
correct consistency of Zerolene for
your make of automobile. Their ad
vice and recommendations are made
available for you in the Zerolene Cor
rect Lubrication Charts. There is a
separate chart for each make of car.
Zerolene is correctly refined from
selected California crude oil. It keeps
its lubricating body at cylinder heat,
holds compression, gives perfect pro
tection to the moving parts and de
posits least carbon. It is the product
of the combined resources, experience
and equipment of the Standard Oil
Company.
Get a Correct Lubrication Chart
for your car. At your dealer's or our
nearest station!.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(California)
i
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Ins nit 1
OLENE
DN LU1RICANT
H WWH
H a IM
BatM aM 1IM-W ?
A grade for each type of engine j
nBa2ttJ
which the husks were forced out by
blowing. The ground kernels were
then wrapped in cheesecloth and
pressed between cold steel plates. .
"The oil thus obtained was allowed
to settle for three or four days and
then filtered. It is of a light yellow
shade, has a clear, sparkling appear
ance, a pleasant odor and an agre
able nutty taste. It keeps well without j Mr. Rhodes said that he had rm
becoming rancid. Oh account of this j doubt that before long the coeklebur
quality it should eventually be used as j oil would have a place in commerce
a substitute in the dietary lor otner
vegetable oils.
"The pressed cake left after e
pressing the oil should be of value as
a food for cattle, and certainly it can
be readily used as a fertiliser."
because of-the richness of the kernel
and ease with which the oil can be
extracted. The yield from the kernel
is about 30 per cent, and the kernels
constitute about the same proportion
of the bulk of the crude burs. The
press cake contains 40.34 per cent ;.t
protein. AVith such things in tliM
favor, he added, the familiar roadside
pests may prove of real service
both man and beast. ii
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If you despise "the happy ending" an
romance, read Russia nnovels. Tncj;
never disappoint you. T;
iUDSON CARS
AUTO SUPPLIES
CAL MESSNER
306 N. Central. Phono 1386
Auto Road Nevs
CARBURETORS
GENERAL REPAIRING
PARKING 25c PER DAY
127 W. Jefferson Sb Phono 3049
Overland-Willys Knight
A car for every purse, for every purpoa
OVERLAND ARIZONA CO.
Telephone 1916
229-231 North Central Av.
WE SPECIALIZE ON
PACKARD, DODGE and NASH CARS
and are thoroughly equipped to give first class service on these cars. A trial will
- convince you that this is a fact.
TOM RASMUSSEN Tel 716 407 W. Washington
TAKE IT TO HOWARD
When your car Las hp.d attention elsewhere and still remains
stubborn and refuses to work perfectly, before you get discour
aged take it to Howard.
Most consistent trouble finder in Phoenix. Ignition, Delco,
cylinders rcbored, etc. Cars rebuilt from fender to fender. Gas,,
oil. Day and night storage accommodations, wash rack in con
nection. Gas engines and tractors repaired.
HOWARD'S GARAGE
D. E. HOWARD, Prop.
Phone [phone] S. Second Ave. and Madison
CHEVROLET
Little Four Big Four
BERT 0. BROWN, Distributor, 316-18 East Washington St.
- VULCANIZING and RETREADING
FINEST EQUIPPED PLANT IN THE STATE
W. E. GARDNER & CO.
Kecent auto travelers from Los Angeles report the condi
tion of the rpad via Parker, Salome, Palo Verde and Buckeye in
fairly good condition, and much travel is made over this route at
the present time.
The reports on the road via Wickenburg and Parker also
show that highway to be in fair condition excepting a few rough
places. The road via Palo Verde and Parker is said to be per
haps 20 miles shorter than the TViekenburg route.
Motorists should take notice that the Blythe ferry on the
Ehrenburg road is- not operating on account of the high water
in the Colorado river. "Word has not been received here as to
the date the ferry will resume operation.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC
. CLYDE BRADY
I specialize on Dodge cars, but handle all makes equally well
518 WEST VAN BUREN ST.
Phone 686
er Hunt Garage
General Repair Work
G14 West Van Buren
Phone 611
GLADNEY'S GARAGE
2nd Avenue and Van Buren Street
PHONE 1201
FOR EXPERT AUTO REPAIRING
of all kinds, at square deal prices, take your car to
STORAGE
WASHING
P0LISHIN3
Rates reasonable.
Tow Car
. TAKE YOUR RADIATORS TO THE
ARIZONA REPAIR SHOP
Radiators repaired and rebuilt. New cores of any kind installed. Fenders and auto
bodies repaired. Windshields installed. Oxy-acetylene welding. All work done by
experts. Best work in town. .
307 North Central Ave.; Phone 609
BUICK-CADILLAC
Fierce-Arrow Trucks
BABBITT BROS. 127 N. Central Ave.
-a. i a i aj ww uvwvaw sivv0 ill l i j vui VOX Vv
JAMES G. SIMPSON
AUTO REPAIR GARAGE, 229 East Adams; Phone 1967
AUTO TRUCK BODIES BUILT
to order. All sorts hardwood repairing for farm machinery
HOME BUILDERS PLANING MILL
Plione 4183
350 South First St.
COLLINGS VEHICLE AND HARNESS COMPANY
Manufacturers of
High Grade Automobile Tops Slip Covers Dust Hoods
General Automobile Upholstering Replacing Back Lights
Tops Re-Covered, Dyed and Repaired Cushions Repaired
Phone 4M3 80-32-34-36 East Adams St, Phoenix, Arizona.
LIABILITY si-y
s TOT m nvTT-i CARL H. ANDERSON
INSURANCE FiTe andI9CoUisi01'
PHOENIX MOTOR MART
Agency
National Rubber Filler
Vulcanizing and Retreading.
235 W. Washington
Phone 3594
See HARPER for
Used Car Bargains
Auto Repairing.
PARKER CUT-OFF
The Best AII-the-Yeac Auto Route
PHOENIX TO LOS ANGELES
Road well signed and traveled. For route maps and information, Address
BUSH'S FERRY, PARKER, ARIZONA