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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 12, 1919
'AGE SIX
CORRECTLY FITTED GLASSES
enable you to SEE clearly, THINK
clearly. CONCENTRATE upon the
work in hand.
Northrup Optical Co.
9 E. Adams St.
Phone 690 for
appointment
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j NEW SYSTEM DENTIST
Monihon Building Office Phone 60S
LEO WEAVER
of Eabbitt Brothers Trading
Co., says: Go down a hill in
your second gear or if the hill
is very steep, use low. Aside
from savins your brakes, it
will be much safer.
WATER REPORT
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Phone- 30S9
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IS East Washington St.
Above Goldbergs' Clothln
Store
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Reservoir elevation 1,5.03
Contents, acre feet ,458.483
Cain LOSS
Normal flow .: . .
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Money to Loan
On your furniture, Pianos, Automo
bile, Livestock, Implements, etc., in
sums up to $300 at lawful rates. Re
pay in small monthly instalments if
desired. Just and courteous treat
ment. Peoples' Loan and
Investment Co.
23 E. Washington Street
Over Donofrio's
Phone 1396
62
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I When wo reui-h the ape of 10 or 45,
I l-'ather Time steps in and makes a
change in our sight.
Harken to Nature's calling for as
sistance. We'll advise you cor
rectly. MUNSON OPTICAL CO.
8 U. Washington St.
Boston .. 64
Hutfalo 60
t 'hicago . . . .. 74
Denver 90
Flagstaff 64 72
Fresno 106 106
Galveston 82 86
Kansas City 92 92
LOs Angeles 74 80
Minneapolis 80 82
Xeedles 106 106
New Orleans 86 92
New York 66
PHOENIX 90
Pittsburg 72
Portland, Ore. ... 66
St. Louis 74
fait Lake City .. 92
San Diego 68
San Francisco . . 60
Spokane 8t
Tucson 86
Washington 76
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Local Weather Yesterday
7 a.m. 1 p.m. 7 p.m.
Temp., dry bulb 77 83
j Temp., wet bulb 72 75
Humidity, per cent... 77 67
jWind direction W XV
Wind, miles 4 12
Rainfall 02 00
Weather Cldy Cldy PL Cldy
; Highest yesterday 93
Lowest yesterday "
Total rainfall 02
Deficiency in temperature yesterday,
5 degrees.
Excess in temperature since the first
of the month, 7 degrees.
Accumulated excess in temperature
since January 1, 18 degrees.
Normal precipitation January 1
date. 3.07 inches.
Actual precipitation January 1
date. 2.20 inches.
Deficiency since January 1, 0.87 inch.
ROBERT Q. GRANT.
Phoenix Seed and
Feed Co.
Wholesale and Retail
125 East Jefferson St.
-
TOWN TOPICS
E. S. WAKELIN
GROCER
WHOLESALE
Constable Ice and
; Fuel Co.
Phone 1555
PURE ICE GOOD SERVICE
WANTED
SECOND HAND SACKS
PHOENIX WOOD &
COAL CO.
223 South Third St.
Mack Gardner
Buys
DIAMONDS AND LIBERTY'
BONDS FOR CASH
45 N. Central Ave.
1
Guaranteed
TITLES
Phoenix Title &. Trust Co.
1
PRECOTT MAN IN CITY M. B.
Hazeltine of Prescott Is in the city for
a conference with local bankers.
FROM MILE HIGH CITY J. H.
Warn of Prescott' spent yesterday in
the citv. arriving Thhrsday night.
COMES FROM FRISCO T. D.
Johnston of San Francisco arrived in
the city yesterday and is staying at
the Hotel Adams.
HERE FROM HAYDEN J. L. Has
sett of Hayden arrived in the city yes
terday and is staying at the Hotel
Adams.
VISITOR FROM NOG ALES Alodia
Hutchinson of Nogales spent yester
day in the city, arriving Thursday
"'FROM WILLIAMS E. A. Miller
and (ieorge H. Spcllmire arrived in the
city Thursday night from Williams and
registered at the Hotel Adams.
DENVER VISITOR IN CITY A. C.
Most of Denver, Colorado, arrived in
the city yesterday and is staying at the
Commercial hotel.
ST. LOUIS MAN HERE J. F. By
ers of St. Louis, arrived in the city
yesterday and is staying at the Jeffer
son hotel.
COMES FROM SAN FRANCISCO
J. A. Perry of San Francisco arrived
In the city yesterday on business. He
is staving at the Jefferson hotel.
ARRIVE FROM CLEVELAND J.
Hayward and wife arrived yesterday
from Cleveland. Ohio, and are regist
ered at the Commercial hotel.
RETURNS TO MISSISSIPPI Lieut.
O. T. W alker has left the city for Me- !
ridian. .Mississippi. He was here for ,
a visit on leave. ' !
DEAN WORKING IN CITY D. W. j
Working, dean of the Arizona college j
of agriculture, left Thursday night tor
Denver. Colorado. 1
EL PASO MAN HERE .1. W. Wil-
Hams of El Taso. arrived in the city!
yesterday and js staying at the Jeffer- !
son hotel.
COMES FROM YUMA Mrs. Edith
McGilvrey arrived in the city yesterday
from Vuma and is staying at the Com- ;
mercial hotel.
SERGT. TAYLOR TO COAST'
Sergeant Charles S. Taylor, of the V. ,
S. .Marine corps, has left for Los An- :
geles.
HIGHWAY ENGINEER TO PRES- i
COTT E. A. Wolfe, division engineer
of the state highway department has
left for Prescott.
VISITOR FROM SUPERIOR Joe
T. Merino of Superior arrived in the
city yesterday evening and is staying
at the Hotel Adams.
TEXAN IS VISITOR Don Rathbeni
arrived in the city yesterday from El
Paso and is staying at the Commercial
hotel.
COMES FROM COAST Thelma
Duffy of Venice, California, arrived in i
! the city yesterday and registered tit j
! tl.e Hotel Adams.
! FROM SAN ANTONIO J. H.
i Woodruff arrived in the city jester -;
day from San Antonio, Texas. He is
j staying at the Hotel Adams.
ARRIVES FROM WAGONER
j Wayne Thornburg of Wagoner spent
i yesterday in the city, arriving Thurs
! day. '
PASADENA MAN IS VISITOR W.
I P. Shepherd of Pasadena, California,
I arrived in the city yesterday and is
j staying at the Hotel Adams.
j ' HERE r ROM SUPERIOR J. A.
Qkrrott of Superior arrived in the
rity Thursday night and registered at
the Hotel Adams.
j CLIFTON FAMILY IN CITY C. E.
5 Collins, with his wife and daughter,
1 arrived in the city yesterday from
Clifton. They are staying at the Jef
ferson hotel.
LOS ANGELES VISITORS Los
Angeles guests at the Hotel Adams
yesterday included George Renwick,
Roscoe Moss, T. A. Madden, O. W.
Orlander, and L. W Davis.
STATE OFFICIAL TO PRESCOTT
W. H. Robinson, secretary of the
commission of agriculture and horti
culture, has left for Prescott on a
business trip.
POSTPONE K. OF P. INSTALLA
TION Because of the illness of W. J.
Oliver,-who is chancellor commander
elect of the Knights of Pythias lodge,
installation of officers could not be
held last night, and the date has been
postponed until next Friday night.
COMMISSIONER MOEUR RE
TURNS W. A. Hoeur. state land com
missioner, was in his office at the state
house yesterday, having returned from
an extended trip over the northern
part of the state on business for the
land board.
FOUND NOT GUILTY Ray McGee,
an Indian, charged with the crime oi
obtaining property by a bogus check,
was found not guilty by a jury in Judge
Stanford's court yesterday when it was
shown that the boy had not received
the goods he purchased with the bogus
check.
NORMAL TRAFFIC RESUMED
Normal traffic to Parker and Ash
Fork will surely be resumed this eve
ning," said W. S. Goldworthy, agent
at the consolidated ticket office, last
night, in referring to the bridge which
collapsed and wrecked a cantaloupe
train recently at Hot Springs Junction.
STOLE ICE. IS CHARGE Farito
apd Amato Rodriguez, brothers, 24 and
35 years old, were arrested last night
by Special Officer Wolf of the Arizona
Eastern railroad, charged with stealing
ice from refrigerator dispatch cars
after the cars were loaded with melons
and iced and readv for shipment.
MRS. MONTGOMERY IMPROVES
Word was received here late yester
day afternoon of the improved condi
tion of Mrs. John G. Montgomery who
was reported critically ill at a Prescott
hospital. Sheriff Montgomery who
rushed to his wife's bedside, telephoned
that her condition was not regarded as
serious by the physician in charge of
the case.
BACK FROM OVERSEAS J. E.
Sellers, who has just returned to
Phoenix from 18 months overseas ser
vice with the 23rd engineers, has gone
to work for the state highway depart
ment as draughtsman. While in France
Sellers was in the St. Mihiel drive. Be
fore entering the service he was statis
tical 'engineer for the council of de
fense. THESE WILL MARRY Marriage
licenses were issued yesterday to Con
stant H. de Ronlhac, 25, Phoenix and
Ida A. Wazencraft, 21, Fayettevllle.
Ark.; Arnulfo Gutierrez, 22, Phoenix
and Rita Gomez, 30, Phoenix: Preston
Ollerton, 25, Tempe and Zina Jeanette
Guthrie. 22, Mesa; Calvin H. Chisholm,
24, Peoria and Jessie Griffith, 18,
Peoria.
STORM INJURES ROAD Wprd
was received by Harold Bargman,
county engineer yesterday to the ef
fect that a four-mile stretch of county
road between Aguila and Wickenburg
had been badly damaged by storms.
Bargman stated that he would be un
able to leave at present to investigate
the extent of the damage, but would
leave early in the week for the storm
section.
JAP'S ESTATE IN COURT Ap
pointed special administrator of the
estate of T. Kusunoki, valued at $2500,
K. Ota, a friend of the dead man, fur
nushed $5000 bond that he might care
for the interests of the heirs-at-law of
the decedent, a father. Tahai Kusunoki,
and a brother, Hasaichi Kusunoki, both
residents of Japan. Kusunoki, who
died April 15, had a half interest in a
cantaloupe crop which when disposed
of will amount to approximately $2500.
MUST PAY VICTIM Willie Nash,
returned soldier, who pleaded guilty to
the charge of assault by means likely
to produce bodily harm, was (riven a
two year's suspended sentence by
Judge Stanford yesterday and ordered
to pay $400 to Harvey Oxford, the man
he assaulted in a south side pool hall.
The amount is to defray Oxford's ex-
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pense for physician and drugs as a
result of the encounter. Nash was or
dered to pay $200 forthwith and $30 a
month until the amount- is paid in fulL
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION
The civil service commission announces
that there will be held in this city i
July 26 an examination for forest and
field clerks. Salaries to be filled from j
this register vary from $1100 to $1500 j
a year. In order to pass the examina- :
tion it will be necessary for appu- ,
cants to qualify in shorthand, type-
writing, bookkeeping and general edu
cational subjects. Those interested are i
urged to communicate witn Clarence j
B. Craig, local secretary of the com- I
mission, 260 Federal buimmg, t-noe- i
nix. Arizona. '
OLDEST DRUMMER VISITS
HERE F. H. Sutton of Bishop and
company, Los Angeles, son of T. H. !
.Sutton, oldest commercial traveler in !
the state, and also the oldest with the I
Bishop firm, will leave this morning;
for Los Angeles, after a short visit in
Phoenix. Mr. Sutton used to have this
territory and has since been in the
army as a member of the 346th aero i
squadron.
RIFLE CLUB MATCH The Phoe
nix Rifle club will hold a special mem
bers match shoot Sunday morning for
a bronze medal furnished by the Na
tional Rifle association. The - course
will consist of 2000 yards magazine
fire and 300 and 500 yards slow fire.
The range will be open at 7 o'clock and
the match will start promplty at 9
o'clock. It is desired that all members
be present and prepared to shoot.
STOLE REVOLVER, IS CHARGE
Juan Villa was arrested at 10 o'clock-
last night by Officer G. L. Strathv,
charged with stealing a 41 caliber
Colt revolver from Manuel Portillo,
222 South Seventh street. Villa, it is
alleged, stole the weapon from un
derneath Portillo's pillow last Thurs
day night. He was placed in confine
ment at the city jail for the night,
and his case will probably come up
on next Monday afternoon.
PASSES BOGUS CHECK Admit
ting his guilt when brought before
Justice Wheeler yesterday. Silas Earl
I'rawford stated that he was hard up
when he obtained property from Max
Spitalhey by means of a bogus check.
Crawford procured $5 w orth of mer
chandise and $15 in cash in return for
a $20 check drawn on the Phoenix Na
tional bank and signed by C. C. Norton.
Crawford in waiving his preliminary
in the lower court was held to answer
to the superior court, his bond being
fixed at $500 which he failed to furnish.
CHARGED WITH BICYCLE THEFT
Joe Bochetti was held to answer to
the superior court for the larceny of a
bicycle by Justice De Souza yesterday.
His bond was fixed at $500 which was
not furnished. The complaining wit
ness was Juan Gonzales and the history
of the "yellow peril was gone into by
men who took the stand who declared
that they could not confuse the yellow
and brown bicycle with any other
about town. It was stated that at one
stage of its career, the wheel was the
property of Rev. Novatus of St. Mary's
church.
COMMANDER KAYS HERE Com
mander Herbert E. Kays, U. S. N
and Mrs. Kays are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Emery Kays, the command
er's parents. After a week in the val
ley they have motored to Iron Springs
to spend the hot July days. Com
mander and Mrs. Kays will leave for
Idaho in August to visit the former's
brother. Mr. and Mrs. Emery Kays
will remain at Iron Springs for the
summer.
MANY GET FREE DENTAL WORK
Nearly 60 persons received free den
tal work, either fillings or crowns,
yesterday at the Monroe school, where
26 applicant dentists are being ex
amined by the board of dental exam
iners. Theoretical work was continued
last night in pathology, chemistry, and
metallurgy and will be concluded to
day with the examination In mechan
ical dentistry. The practical work will
be continued through today and pos
sibly Monday. Election of officers
will probably be held by the board at !
a meeting to be held tonight at the
Hotel Adams.
FORMER PHOENIX MAN IN CITY
C. Leonard Wolfe, cashier of the
Merchants' and Miners' bank of Ray,
arrived in the city yesterday, accom
panied by Mrs. Wolfe. They are stay
ing at the Jefferson hotel. Mr. and
Mrs. Wolfe have just returned from
a six weeks vacation trip to their
former home in Savannah. Georgia,
also visiting other points in Georgia,
Tennessee, Florida and Alabama. They
will leave today for Ray. Fifteen years
ago Mr. Wolfe was connected with the
circulation department of The Repub
lican.
ARREST TWO RUSSIANS Povl
Porknoff, 37 years old, a Russian, was
arrested at 6 o'clock last night by
Officers Edwards and Williams on a
warrant sworn out by Jerry Doyle.
The Russian, it Is alleged by the com
plaint, used vile and prolane language
before Mrs. Doyle in a second-hand
store owned by Mr. Doyle at Third
avenue and Jefferson street. Alex
Tolmasoff, 39 years old. another Rus
sian, also was arrested at the same
time under a warrant sworn out by
Mr. Doyle, v Tolmasoff was charged
with discharging firearms within the
citv limits.
FIND DRUGS ON MAN Harry
Jarrctt, 19 years old, white, and Jim
Banks, 29 years old. negro, were ar-
The line-up for civilian
clothing keeps nobody
waiting!
In and out again before
you know it!
Everything you wear
and plenty of it.
Personal fittiwr. No
guesswork. Individual at
tention. A stock that pro
vides for every build.
- We encourage looking.
No trouble x to show , you
what we have.
McDougall & Cassou
WANTED
One or Two Single
Folding Cots
Will buy or rent.
Suitable for camping trip.
Phone Today
Stauffer, 4331
BARGAINS
IN
HU LETTS PRICKLEY-HEAT
LOTION
Use at once, guaranteed by
ELVEY & HULETT
Quality Druggists
Used Tires
Come in and look them over. There is a lot of mile
age in every tire as all defects have been skillfully
repaired.
rested at 7 o'clock last night by Offi
cer C. L. Starthy, charged with viola
tion of city ordinances 240 and 241,
respectively. When searched at the
police station Jarrett had in his pos
session one-third ounce of cocaine
powder, three ounces of a 5 per cent
solution and one ounce of 4 per cent
solution of cocaine. Dr. H. E. Gerdes,
veterinary surgeon residing at 308
North First avenue, is responsible for
the arrest of the two. Returning home
unexpectedly he discovered them in the
house. They were later captured by
the officer.
FREE DENTAL WORK
Persons desiring gold filling, arr.al
gan fillings or crpwns can have same
done free of charge at Monroe scnool
Friday afternoon and all day Saturday.
BOARD OF DENTAL EXAMINERS.
bd
4 35x5 3 15.00 to $25.00
235x4' $15.00
234x4 f $15.00
233x4 : (a) $14.00 to $15.00
4 32x4 S $ 8.00 to $15.00
8 32 $ 5.00 to $12.00
5 30x3 S.00
1030x3 & $ 5.00 to $10.00
228x3 j $ 3.00 to 5.00
NOTICE
Irrigation water within the city for
the fiscal year 1919-20 is now due and
payable at the office of the city tax
collector, Room 5, City Hall.
NOTICE
Dog licenses for the fiscal year 1919
1920 are now due and payable at the
office of the city tax collector, Room 5,
eity Hall.
For Beautiful
Wavy Hair
Use
Henna San
Prepared by
LEHN & FINK
New York
Great for the hair and
so refreshing.
veil pujvcjrr-iiicAC.ABUt
Paine & Morey
Successors to Van's Tire House
31 South First Avenue , Phone 1081
Across from the Court House
Wanted To borrow $10,000 on in
come city property. Will pay com
mission. Box 677, Phoenix. Adv. bn
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COTTON
NEW YORK. July 11. Cotton fu
tures closed steady! July. $35.10: Oct.,
$34.97; Dec, $34.93; Jan., $34-71; March,
$34.67.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
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j .Leaving iovn
'Must sell Studebaker touring car at
a bargain. Has received good usage
and is in perfect condition. Phone
2709.
VICTROLAS
RECORDS
PLAYER ROLLS
at
Redewiil Music Co.
224 W. Washington St.
ARIZONA HARDWARE
1 SUPPLY CO.
The Only EXCLUSIVE
S WHOLESALE
Hardware House in the State
f
Annex Dining Room
IS OPEN FOR
ALL SUMMER
Meals Served Family Style
Phoenix Flour Mills
Flour, Feed, Seed
? PHOENIX, ARIZ.
Van Buren and Ninth Streets
HIDES
FIN NIG AN -BROWN CO.
Exclusive Dealers in
HIDES, WOOL, PELTS, ETC
15th Ave. and Santa Fe Tracke
It makes no difference what your
-.vaiit.s mny be. you tan have them sup
plied hy using and reading The Repub
lican Classified Pages Arizona's lead
iriTJidvertisins medium.
Liberty Bonds
Bought
CASH PAID
No Delay
Partial payments receipt
bandied
B. H. Dodt
3 West Adams
Fhone 1246
Plant
Now
Country Gentleman
and Evergreen
Sweet Corn
Kentucky Wonder '
Beans
Pumpkin and Cassaba
Arizona Seed
& Floral Co.
28-30 South Central Ave.
Phone 4403
FOR TODAY
QUALITY GROCERIES
For Less Money .
1 A POUNDS
AV CANE SUGAR
95c
(Only 10 lbs. to a customer)
3-pound package
Magnolia Coffee ......
Large Roll Toilet Paper,
5 rolls
$1.00
25c
Bob White Soap, FTp
(not more than five to a customer)
RONTON GROCERY
. Basketeria No. 1 127 North First Avenue
Basketeria- No. 2 11 West Washington Street
N-I-T-R-O-L-E-N-E
150 GALLONS FREE
150 GALLONS FREE
Opening Nitrolene Service Station
Introductory Offer
Monday, July 14th
Every third customer who makes a purchase after
we open on Monday a. m. we will give three gal
lons of our $1.00 per gallon Nitrolene Motor Oil.
This offer to continue until we have given 150 gal
lons to the public. In this way there will be 50
winners, Arizona Republican to publish the names
of winners.
You must have gasoline, why not win $3.00 worth
of our high quality oil?
Further, every purchaser of a Nitrolene service
card will be entitled to five gallons of gasoline
free. This offer only good for and with your first
$5.00 order for Nitrolene. Joe B. French in charge.
Remember the date, Monday, July 14th.
Nitrolene Service Station
Fourth Avenue and Adams
Connection with Fred Hart's Garage
Are You Going Camping?
How about that outfit? We have everything that
you will need
TENTS WATER BAGS
CAMP STOVES CANTEENS
GUNS AMMUNITION
EZRA W. THAYER
Everything in Hardware
124-130 East Washington
127-133 East Adams