Arizona republican. [volume], June 27, 1919, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, 'FH I DAY MORNING, JUNE 27, 1919
WILSON SPEAKS AT
POINCARE FAREWELL
Canned fruit and
vegetables are not
going to be any
cheaper for some
jtime to come. It
(WILL PAY you to
jean fruit and vege
tables in your home.
We have everything
"to can with.
REGULAR PRICES AT
345 WEST WASHINGTON
KKLlll MASON JARS
Pints dozen g g(J
Quarts dozen
(ConlinueU from Pay1 Onp
trals. dozen
1.27
.31
present at one of the most vital things
that has happened in the history of nations-
Nations have formed contracts
with each other, before, but they never
have formed partnerships. They have
associated themselves temporarily,. but
they have never before associated
themselves permanently.
"The wrong that was done in the
waging of this war was a great wrons,
but it awakened the world to a great
moral necessity of seeing that it was
necessary that men should band them
selves together, in order that such a
wrong should never be perpetrated
again. s
"Merely to beat a nation that was
wrong once is not enough. There must
follow the warning to all other nations
that would do like things, that thev in
turn will be vanquished and shamed if
they attempt a dishonorable purpose.
"You can see, therefore, sir, with
what deep feelings thoBe of us who
must now for a little while turn away
from France, shall leave your shores";
and though the ocean is broad, it w ill
seem very narrow in the future. It
will be easier to understand each other
than it ever was before, and with the
confident Intercourse of co-operation,
the understanding will be strengthened
into action, and action will itself edu
cate alike our purpose and our thought.
Bids France Good Bye
"So, sir, in saying good by to France,
I am only a sort of physical good by,
not a spiritual good by. I shall retain
in my heart always the warm feelings
which the generous treatment of this
great people has generated in my heart.
And I wish in my turn, sir, to propose,
as you have proposed, the continued
and increasing friendship of the two
nations, the safety and prosperity, of
France, the closer and closer commun
ion of free peoples and the strength
ening of every Influence which In
structs the mind and the purpose of
humanity."
IICTEO BY JURY
NURSE FOUND DEAD
DOCTOR IS GUILTY
Q.9
90
SPOKANE. Wash., June 26 William
I II. (Lone Star) Dietz. former football
i coach, was re-indicted by the federal
grand jury here today on two counts,
charging false registration for the
draft and falsifying his questionnaire.
The new indictment charges Dietz
with- falsifying his questionnaire in
I stating that he was born on the Pine
Ridge Indian reservation in South Da
kota, that he was a full blooded Sioux
Indian, and that he was the head of a
necessary industrial enterprise, a mo
tion picture production company of this
The new indictment Was returntu
less than six hours after a jury in the
discharged upon its failure to rea.u
a verdict as toDietz' guil tunder a
previous indictment. At the time of
his second indictment, Dietz was at
liberty under $1000 bonds on the pre
vious charge.
Evidence introduced, by both the
government and the defense at Dietz'
trial was to the effect that he was
born at Rice Lake, Wisconsin, of a
white father. The government and
defense disagreed as to the identity of
his mother.
Mason Jar Lids
: Dozen
"Sr-hram Jar Lids
Dozen
Economy Jar Lids
Dozen Good Luck Red
Rubbers dozen
(A regular lor seller)
We sell wide mouth
jars, jelly glasses,!
Kerr lids and caps,
Parowax, etc., etc.
Use Cane Sugar
For Canning
" We Sell the
Pure
erry
Cane Sugar
S. - $10.15
;7Nel Spuds 25
Calumet Baking
Powder lb. . . .
Krinkle Corn
Flakes pkg. . .
Nmall Purity Oats
, Package
23c
8c
11c
You will need spices
,,f or pickling. W e
- 'have a complete Jine
of whole spices.
, 4 Pickling Spices and all
fvarieties other spices On
Package ..
J
i Have you been paying 15c
'an for all kinds 2-oz. spices?
Note the following:
Two ounce
Allspice .... i .... .
Two ounce
., Mustard
9 c
9 c
Two Ounce
Pepper ..
8c
And other spices at a re
.luced price.
For lower prices, go
where prices are
'lower. These prices
are not specials, but
our
REGULAR PRICES
345 West Washington
)f you don't know us, let's
get acquainted
OIL
May come in with light production or no production
at all, and disappoint the stockholders who expected
better results. There is no such danger in an OIL
REFINERY. If one well fails or doesn't come at
all. the refinerv gets its oil from other wells. There
is NO FAILURE WITH THE REFINERY. If oil
is produced anywhere it must go to the refinery.
What Profits Can Be Expected?
'It is interesting to note what profits oil refineries
yield. THE GORMAN HOME REFINERY is a
3,000 barrel plant. This means that the refinery will
have a capacity for running 3000 barrels of 42 gal
lons each, or a total of 126,000 gallons of crud eoil in a
single twenty-four hours converting the amount into
gasoline and other valuable bv-products. Not only
that but the design of the GORMAN HOME ' RE
FINERY is made with a view to making future ad
ditions to the euipment for additional capacity, with
out in any way disturbing the existing units. Ref
erence to the following tables, conservatively com
piled, shows an estimate of what 3,000 barrels run
per day means in a cost and profit analvsis:
DAILY EXPENSES
3000 barrels crude oil present
market price of crude, $2.25;
collection and transportation, v
12c, $2.37 per barrel $7,110.00
Labor 233.00
Salaries and all office expenses. . . 125.00
Insurance ., '. . . 309.00
Fuel and lights '173.00
Extras and incidentals 243.00
Total $8,197.00
DAILY OUTPUT
1500 barrels gasoline, 42 gallons
per barrel, at 17c $10,710.00
ISO barrels blending stock, 42 gal
lons per barrel, at 9i.c 718.20
600 barrels kerosene, 42 gallons
per barrel at 1,638.00
720 barrels fuel oil, 42 gallons
per barrel at $1.80 1,296.00
Total
Daily Expense
. .$14,362.20
..$ 8,197.00
Net Profits Daily.. $6,165.20
The Gorman Home Refinery is now under construction and will be
ready for business not later than October 1st. Then dividends will
come every three months. The profits made by other refineries run as
high as $600 on each $100 invested. There is no reason why this one
should not make as much as any other.
The oil supply is already contracted for ahead of needs. It owns its
own pipe lines right to a number of the biggest wells. It is in the heart
of the biggest producing district in the Texas oil production field.
It is the safest buy you can make others may come quicker or they
may disappoint you. But a good refinery's profits are sure and safe.
Don't steep until you get some of this stock. The quantity I have is
small and setting smaller every day. WE DELIVER THE STOCK
NO DELAY.
F. W. MALCOLM, Phoenix
In Office of M. T. Phelps, Attorney
403 Fleming Bldg. Phone 4489
REDWOOD CITY, Calif., June 26.
A verdict of guilty of murder in the
second degree was found by a jury
here today in the case of Dr. Ephriam
Northcott, San Francisco physician,
accused of the murder of Jliss Inez
E. Reed, army nurse.
The jury, composed of seven women
and five men, was out two hours and
11 minutes.
The body of Miss Inez Reed was
found in a ravine near San Mateo in
this county March 8. Death had beti.
caused by an illegal operation.
Miss Reed was a graduate of an
Oakland, California, hospital. During
the war she was a nurse at the Let-
terman general hospital at the Presidio
near San Fra.ncisco. and at Fort Rile...
Kansas. She came from Fort Riley
to San Francisco in March.
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STEAMER SINKS SHIP
XW YORK. June 27. A wireless
message from the Japanese steamer I
Tsumga Maru at 12:15 this morning 1
said that she had collided with a sailing
ship, acont 60 miles outside Sew York,
and that the sailing ship had r.ot been
sighted since. The Tsuruga Maru said
that she was remaining in the vicinity
and searching for the missing vessel.
It makes no difference 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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CANADIAN EX-SOLDIERS HELP PRESERVE ORDER IN' WINNIPEG
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In answer to the general strike
and Bolshevist campaiRTi raging
in Winnipeg:, Canada, discharged
soldiers recently paraded carrying
banners such as the cne shown in
the picture, which reads: ''We
stand by our elected Kvverr.tncr.t."
They volunteered their services to
preserve order and were placed on
duty. They have best rendering
vluaUs aid in preventing serious
trouble
NEAT COSTUME FOR
LAND ARMY GIRLS
KAISER TO RETURN
! Dutch .government 'thoroughly ai-
i proves of his return, as the former
BKP.LIX. June 26. Former Emperor i emperor is an unwelcome guest and
! William of Germany, is planning to i h's Presence in Holland is increasing
j return to Germany as speedily as pos- ! the problem before that country.
; sible, before the allied governmen;.-j
have ail opportunity to demand hi;
i extradition from Holland, according :
j information from Stuttgart today, the J WANTED To buy for cash. bjL;
news was made known today accord- j with from r, to 41 rooms; must b
in to a dispatch to the Niue Berliner bargain. Mrs. J. T. Taylor. Washing -
jZeiuing. The dispatch states that the i ton Hoiel. I'hone 1 s T 7 . 3t
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Tailored khaki most smartly cut,
clever woven hose of hunter green
and low-heeled oxfords of brown and
there you have the 1D19 farmerette
costume. There ought to be a frreat
demand for them because it is
claimed that the girls were such a
success last year that over 50,000
of them wanted again for land army
work.
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