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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 16, 1919 PAGE SIX CORRECTLY FITAED GLASSES enable you to SEE clearly, THINK clearly. CONCENTRATE upon the. work in hand. Northrup Optical Co. ra-v 9 E. Adam St. appointment I LEO WEA R of Babbitt Brothers Trading Company., says: if you have dimmers in your head lights, use them. It might save the other fellow from going into the ditch. ' mm DR. J. G. BELT NEW SYSTEM DENTIST Monihon Building Office Phone 605 ture since January 1. 10 degrees. Normal precipitation January 1 t. date, 3.21 inches. Actual precipitation January 1 to date, 3.06 inches. Deficiency since January 1. .15 inch. ROBERT Q. GRANT. o - OBITUARIES DEATH OF JOSEPH CANTLON Joseph D. Cantlon, 215 South Twelfth avenue, died at his home early yes terday morning aged 34 years. He is survived by his wife and three chil dren and has been a resident of Phoe- j nix for three years, coming here from Tennessee. He is a member of the W. O. TV. and the Methodist church south. No arrangements for the fu neral have yet been made." WATER REPORT FOR JULY 15 ''3 88 East Washington 8U 1 Abovs Goldbergs' Clothing t j Store V ? Phone 3089 M KSfieMaateeeaau Reservoir elevation 159.58 Contents, acre feet 491,812 Gain, acre feet 17,180 Normal flow 364,040 Water used, north side 42,520 Water used, south aide 40.790 Klevation year ago ............ 171.86 Contents, year ago 618,296 WEATHER FORECAST Arizona: Wednesday and Thursday, showers and thunderstorms; rising temperature east portion New Mexico: Wednesday and Thurs day generally fair and warmer, West Texas: -Wednesday partly cloudy; Thursday generally fair. Southern California: Fair. Death of Mrs. De F. McConnell Mrs. De Fransa McConnell, wife of Captain W. W. P. McConnell, 710 North Second street, died Monday night of heart trouble. Funeral serv ices will be conducted at 10 oclocK this morning at the J. T. Whitney undertaking parlors, 134 West . Adams street. Interment will be in Green wood cemetery. Captain McConnell publishes the Great Southwest Farmer, and Mrs. McConnell edited a depart ment called "Woman's Realm." For many years she was teacher at one of the Minnesota state normal schools at Mankato. The deceased was years old and, with her husband, had been a resident, of Phoenix for four years. 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. Jut and courteous treat ment. Peoples' Loan and Investment Co. 23 E. Washington Street Over Donofrio's Phone 1396 DONE "Pone?" Yes. we finish our day's work and spend the remaining hours at what we think is rest. But come to think, our eyes work 12 to 18 hours every day and during that time there is never a stop or rest Are they getting the required help? MUNSON OPTICAL CO 8 K. Washington' St. o : WEATHER REPORT a 2 w a ! f 8 i ? ? 6' H i O Stations ? i ; m ; ; Boston ..68 80 Cloudy Buffalo 66 70 Cloudy .14 Chicago 68 76 Clear Denver .. .: "6 80 Clear .01 Flagstaff 60 66 Rain .81 Fresno 102 102 Clear Galveston ..86 90 Ft. Cldy Kansas City 82 84 Pt. Cldy ... Los Angeles 74 80 Pt.Cldy ... Minneapolis 78 78 Clear Needles 104 106 Clear New Orleans 78 92 Rain .36 New York 68 72 Cloudy PHOENIX . . 87 90 Cloudy .30 Pittsburg 72 84 Rain 3.38 Portland, Ore. . . . 88 88 Clear St. Louis 84 88 Clear .08 : Salt Lake City ....94 94 Clear San I'iego 72 76 Clear San Francisco ...58 64 Clear Spokane 102 103 Pt.Cldy ... . S Tucson 84 86 Pt. Cldy .40 ' Washington SO 82 Rain .64 Winnipeg 78 S4 Clear .12 , Yuma 96 96 Clear .04 A Local Weather Yesterday 7 a.m. 1 p.m. i p.m. 84 73 60 E 87 56 E 0 Temp., dry bulb 73 : Temp., wet bulb 71 Humidity, per cent ...91 Wind from E Wind, miles 3 Rainfall 30 Weather Cly Pt. Cldy Cldy Highest yesterday 90 Lowest yesterday 72 Total rainfall 30 Deficiency in temperature yesterday, 10 degrees. Deficiency in temperature since the first of the month. 21 degrees. Accumulated deficiency in tempera- Funeral of W. P. Doheney, Sr. Funeral services for the late William P. Doheney, Sr., will be held Thursday morning at 9 o'clock at , the funeral chapel' of J. T. Whitney on West Adams street. The services will be public. Frie,nds who wish to view the remains may do so between the hours of 4 and 7 o'clock this evening, at the Whitney chapel. o ? TOWN TOPICS 7 FROM GLOBE Max Fiedler arrived in the city Monday night from Globe. He is staying at the Hotel Adams. FROM ST. LOUIS F. H. Wood of St. Louis, arrived in the city yesterday and is staving at the Commercial hotel. PRESCOTT BANKER IN E. W. Wells, president of the Bank of Arizona at Prescott, spent yesterday in the city. FROM EL PASO S. O- Lewis of El Paso, arrived in the city yesterday and is sstaying at the Hotel Adams. GOING EAST Edward Bowen left last night for Kansas City-b? way of Ft. Worth and the Texas oil fields. VISIT HERE L. C Bennett and wife, of Ft. McDowell, spent yesterday in the city. They are registered at the Hotel Adams. FROM FLORENCE M. Twain Clemans of Florence, spent yesterday in the city, registering at the Hotel Adams. FROM KANSAS CITY Mr. and-Mrs. T. F. Chantron, of Kansas City, Mo., arrived in the city yesterday. They are registered at the Commercial hotel- SILK MAN HERE Ernest Hesse, silk manufacturer of Yonkers, New York, arrived in the city yesterday and is staving at the Jefferson hotel. SENATOR BOWMAN A VISITOR State Senator W. G. Bowman of No gales spent yesterday in the city, arriv ing Monday night. FROM WASHINGTON Lieuteant Hess and family, of Fort Casey, Wash-, arrived in the city Monday night and spent yesterday in the city. TEXANS ARRIVE L. C. Curtis of Dallas Texas, arrived in the city yes terday and is registered at the Hotel Adams. OKLAHOMANS HERE Mr. and Mrs. T- B. Johnson of Tahlequah, Okla., arrived in the city yesterday. They are registered at the Commercial hotel. HOME FROM VISIT Miss Margar- "Hop" into a pair of Ed win Clapp "Kangaroos." You'll feel as satisfied as Alcock and Brown af ter their big "hop" over seas. But with a difference! There's no "briney deep" to sepa rate you from the solid comfort you'll get from them. "Kangaroo" from Australia soft, fine, tough and scarce. Rogers- Peet Clothes Knox Hats McDougall & Cassou Smalley Alfalfa and Ensilage Cutters Need no introduction to prospective purchasers, as they have been used in Salt River Valley for years with the-greatest success ever accorded any cutter. Practically all the best feeders of livstock are using them and will never use anything else. When buying buy a Smalley Cutter, and you will have a cutter that will last a lifetime. Collings Vehicle & Harness Co. Phone 1385 and have your groceries delivered to your door. Sugar ---Sugar 10 lbs Granted Sugar $1.00 26-32 East Adams Street. Phoenix, Arizona. HU LETTS PRICKLEY-HEAT LOTION Use at once, guaranteed by ELVEY & HTJLETT Quality Druggists Phoenix Seed and Feed Co. Wholesale and Retail 125 East Jefferson St. 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. Salt River Valley Oil Exchange Best Opportunity Offered today We are offering a small lot' of stock of the FRANK OIL CO. This is positively the best offering that we have seen in a long time. The Frank Oil Co.'s property and officers were thoroughly investigated by Mr. H. P. Graville, president of the Oil Exchange (Incorporated) Tucson, Ariz., and it looked so good to him that his company purchased a block of the stock to offer his clients. He has placed on sale with us a small block of this stock so we may offer same to our clients. The. Frank Oil Co. has 5 ACRES 5 Northwest of Burkburnett FRANK OIL FRANK OIL FRANK OIL They have proven acreage west of Texas Chief, making 4,000 bar rels; Jewel 5, making 3,500 bar rels per day; New pool in Block 98, making 3,000 barrels per day. THEY CANT MISS CONTRACT 3 WELLS 3 CONTRACT At Desdemona Drilling Site Do you know that Ranger's Rock Island Well is making better than 2500 barrels per day at DESDEMONA? They are not over 500 feet from Ranger Rock Island Welt. THEY CANT MISS Guaranteed TITLES Phoenix Title 4. Trust Co. ARIZONA HARDWARE SUPPLY CO. The Only EXCLUSIVE WHOLESALE Hardware House in the State Phoenix Flour Mills Flour, Feed, Seed PHOENIX, ARIZ. Van Buren and Ninth Streets HIDES FINNIGAN-BROWN CO. Exclusive Dealers in HIDES, WOOL. PELTS, ETC. I loth Ave. ana sania re i racxa u It makes no difference what your wants may be, ou can have them sup plied by using and reading The Repub lican Classified pages. FRANK OIL FRANK OIL FRANK OIL NEAR CISCO 320 ACRES THEY CANT MISS When they get a , nice well .in the new shallow pool in their 320 acres near Cisco, Frank Oil Co.'s shareholders, will , ,be. sitting mighty pretty about 20 to 1 shot LOOKS GOOD! THEY CANT MISS They protect their stockholders by issuing a sworn statement signed before a notary public by the 10th of each month. Think what this means to the investor! FRANK OIL FRANK OIL FRANK OIL FRANK OIL FRANK OIL FRANK OIL ite B. Stobs, clerk at the Indian school, has returned from a ten-day trip to Prescott. FROM ST. LOUIS A. W. Fults ar rived in the city yesterday from St. Louis. eH is staying at the Jefferson hotel. FROM TUCSON Visitors from Tuc son yesterday included Mr", and Mrs. George Dykes. O. R. Maynard, Percy Williams nd William C. Page. SENATOR CAMPBELL HERE State Senator Hugh E. Campbell ar rived in the City Monday night from Flagstaff. He is staying at the Hotel Adams. TO INDIAN SCHOOL T. B. Theus of Savannah, Georgia, has been ap pointed painter at the Indian school and has arrived in the city to take up his new position. MELON PICKERS LEAVING Scores of Japanese cantaloupe picker3 and packers are leaving for Turloc. A whole carload left Monday night and another carload followed last night. FROM LOS ANGELES Los An geles guests at the Jefferson hotel yes terday included James E. Xevins, H. f. Ferand.Thomas H. Sims add Paul F, Langworthv. TO LEAVE FOR COAST R. M. Monaghan will leave today for oLs An geles and Santa aBrbara to join his wife and daughter Betty, who left two weeks ago to spend the summer there- CALL IMPORTANT MEETING Property owners on the Tuma road are requested to meet at the Fowler school house Friaay evening July 18 at 8:30 p. m. to discuss matters of interest in connection with the projected improve ment of the road. BIG GAIN IN THE DAM The Roosevelt reservoir gained 17,180 acre feet during the 24 hours ending yes terday morning at 6 o'clock. This is the largest gam since April 19, 191i, when the gain was 30.892 acre feet. The normal flow of M64.000 at Granite Reef TO BERKELEY FOR VACATION- is also exceptional. Justice H. T. Ross of the Arizona su ! pi erne court left last night for Berke ley, Calif., where he will join Mrs. Ross for an extended vacation. ROYAL NEIGHBORS TO MEET There will be an important meeting of the Royal Neighbors at the K. of P. hall tonight to discuss the raise in rates. A good attendance is nec essary. GOES TO PRESCOTT Prof. I. Co lodny, former director of vocational education, left last night for Prescott lo join his family and spend a vacation prior to assuming his new duties with the Florence schools. LEAVE FOR COAST Mrs. E. Smallhouse and daughter, Maytea, leave this evening for the coast where they will spend the remainder of the summer, returning in the fall to their home In this oitv. MOOSE MEET TONIGHT The regular meeting of the Moose will be held this evening. The meeting is of unusual importance to the members. H. A. Davis who represented the local organization at "he national convention at Mooseheart wtll make his ceport. HOLD TWO STRAY MULES Two fine looking mules are being held in the city pound by Chief of Police Bris- bois, who stated yesterday that they are about due to be advertised for sale. They will be put up for auction to- Following are the Nitroline Winners On Monday's Drawing and are entitled to three gallons' each of our Nitro line Motor Oil. The contest still continues: Gustave Starck, Scottsdale Lodge. H. S. Ross, 626 N. Fifth Avenue. E. G. Schinler, Route No. 2. A. E. England, Arizona Apartments. A. A. Armstrong, 2222 W. Washington St. J. J. Burley, Scottsdale. L. A. Jones, Box 625, Phoenix. J. M. Ambrose, Route No. 1. J. T. Thompson, P. O. Box, Phoenix. Mrs. C. T. Roberts, 809 N. Eighth Avenue. Remember, we continue this until the 150 gal lons is gone. You better be a winner. Nitroline Service Station Fourth Avenue and Adams Flour Flour 48 pounds Kansas Hard- wheat eo ic Flour tPO.iu 24 pounds Kansas Hard- wheat ci an Flour Iowa Sugar Cora, 1 K per can -LJV Large can Calif or- IKn nia Tomatoes -LU Large package Hydro Pura . . 13 lbs. Pink Beans 3 10c Loaves Bread 5 8-oz. bars White Laundry Soap 3 cans We can consistently recommend this stock to our clients of the Salt River Valley at $1.00. Now selling at $1.00 par. CAPITAL $150,000 Send us your name and address and receive a map showing the Frank Oil Company holdings. Salt River Valley Oil Exchange, Licensed Brokers: Gentlemen: Enclosed find remittance of $ for which please send me certificates for shares of the Frank Oil Co. stock. - Name Address ether with a pair of burros picked up absut the same time. "Y" SUMMER CAMP J. u. fcexson secretary of the l. M. C. A., nas ieu hv motor for a Y. M. C. A. summer school and conference in California, accompanied by his sister, Miss Hattie Sexson. and his two cnuaren raui nu Edith. After spending two weeks at the conference, the party will motor through the Tosemite valley. They will return about August 15. RECOVER A FORD A Ford car belonging to M. M.. Bledsoe. 1546 West Adams street, was recovered yesterday bv the police after it had been missing since Saturday night. -The machine was found by Officer Papo on 19th Avenue near Six Points in unusually good condition. A silver cornet which had been left in the machine was miss ing. R. R. CHIEFS COMING Three prominent railway officials visited in the citv yesterday on an inspection trip. They were F. S. McGinnis, gen eral passenger agent of the Southern Pacific T. C. Peck, general passenger agent of the Los Angeles and Salt Lake railway and F. J. Hyde, assistant gen eral passenger agent of the Santa Fe. They arrived in .the morning and left last night for Ixis Angeles. WILL BE OWN LAWYER Liberty Bonds Bought CASH PAID No Delay Partial payments bandied receipta B. H. Dork 3 "West Adams Phone 12 246 Sardines Quart Grape Juice Pint Bottle Grape Juice Sugar Cured Bacon, per lb ... . Picnic Hams, per lb Bulk Soda Crack ers, per lb Jell-O, per package Quart Mason Jars, QQ per doz JOt- We deliver your groceries to your door. Special attention to Mail Orders. Marvin Smith Grocery Co. 329 E. Washington St. Phone 1387 20c $1.00 25c 25c 25c 45c 25c 34c 32c 17c 10c as his own lawyer, Arnufo Moreno will conduct his case when his preliminary hearing comes up before Justice Wheeler at 10 o'clock Saturday morn ing. Moreno is charged with the larceny of $25 belonging to Pablo Guerro, from whose purse he is alleged to have taken the sum. Moreno was arraigned yes terday, the court placing his bond at $500, which he was unahie to furnish. , RECAPTURE HORSES Horses re ported stolen from Maricopa Indians three weeks ago were captured hy A. C. De Witt, county ranger at Tolleson yesterday. The two horses and sad dles were brought to tow n while depu ties are searching for he thieves, on whose trail they claim to be- De Witt said the animals had been hard used when he came upon them after an ex haustive search. CHECK YOUR BAGGAGE EARLY Officials at the Consolidated ticket office ask that persons planning . to leave the city on the evening train to buy their tickets and check their bag gage in the morning if possible. Re cently there were 153 pieces of baggage Acting 'dumped In the office an hour and a half before the 6 o'clock train was due to leave. On another occasion the train departure was delayed fifteen minutes on account of failure of travelers to check their baggage early in the day. BIG RAIN AT ROOSEVELT Al most an inch of rain fell during the cloudburst Monday night at Roosevelt The official figures from the weather bureau place the amount of precipita tion at .90 inch- There was .30 of an iach of rain here Monday night. There have been two inches jot rain at Fort Apache in the last week, and Douglas has had six inches and a half in the last fortnight. Ranges throughout the northern part of the state are reported to be rounding into excellent condition. 1919 Buick Light Six, With Extra Equipment Only driven one month Good as New. Roainer Motor Saks Co. 305 N. Central Ave. Phone 448? FOR HOME COOKED THINGS Come to the Delicatessen Case at the POR AGE POT Salad, Baked Beans. Spaghetti and Maccaroni, Cottage Cheese, Mayon naise Dressing, Roast Veal, Beef and Pork, Corned Beef, Spiced Peppers. Croquettes, and Individual Meat pie?. Open Monday, Wednesday and Saturday. , y CARD OF THANKS I want to thank the people, of Phoe nix and particularly the carpenters wr' kindness shown me while I have been here with my invalid husband. I am returning to Mississippi and can hardlv expect ever to be in position to directly return the favors. I do pray Heaven'f blessings upon you. MRS. J. S. HUGHES, f TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY SALT RIVER VALLEY OIL EXCHANGE LICENSED BROKERS 14 EAST WASHINGTON ST. Phone 4187 ee Our Cedar Shingles One Car Extra Rite Grade You will find these the best Extra Star A Star shingle you have ever used. H. H. SHOUP Lumber Company WANTED Four- or five-room mod ern house: no children. Phone ds POSITION open bright, intelligent voung man clerical experience. Swift & Co. It WANTED Phone 4106. Experienced waitress, ds LOST On the eighth, poodle dog. Call up 8151. French bn MEYER BROS. Certified DR UGS In Original Packages For Sale at OwlDrug Co. Andrew H. Miller, Mgr. euAvrrv CERTIFIES BY TEST Drugs exist only because of deepest human need Quality is their vital fun dament. The Meyer Brothers Drug Company has devoted 67 -years to the perfection of drug purity. Its products on the druggist's shelves" are the proof and test of a first-class . drug store. Meyer Brothers Drug Co. - The Largest Drug House in the World St. T.nnis v. 2150 sy A