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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 17, 1919
PAGE FIVE
SOUTHSIDE NEWS
V. D. JOHNSON, MANAGER, PHONE 85R, MESA
TEMPE AGENCY
Mrv Chas. Prather at Brown
Mercantile Co.j Ph. 71
TEMPE CORRESPONDENT
Mrs. Delia Drollinger, Phone 209
GILBERT AGENCY
Gilbert Pharmacy
MESA CORRESPONDENT
V. D. Johnson, Phono 85 R
CHANDLER AGENCY
Gardner .Drug Co. Phon M
also, of men who find Jiome the last
place on earth worth going to, and who
mark off each twenty-four hours as It
passes, until the wife returns.
Miss Meakin to Undergo Operation
Miss Ruth Meakin, secretary to
School Superintendent Mathews, will
go to Phoenix today for an' operation
for appendicitis. Later she will recu
perate In Prescott, returning in time
for the (Treat volume of work to be
done prior to the opening of the fall
school term-
NO RTH SIDE
Department
MESA PHME SERVICE
SAULT HMMD M
i STERIQUS JINX
MKSA. .Inly 17. Some sort of mys
t. I'ic.iis jinx in busy at the local tcle
) htin" exchange, ncrornlng to C. H.
Mynn, manager on the south sidp of
tii" Mountain States Telephone, system.
Nomethint; is the matter; somethlns
ti. it prevents iiick and satisfactory
service, and yet no one thus far has
1-ffn Hide to locate the source of the
trouble-
With the equipment now in operation
fit the Mesa exchange, whenever one
(.-is throii'h talkint? and hancs up the
r.-irivir a polite little mechanical at
tachment on the switchboard calls the
operator's atteni.ion to tike fact, and the
pluir is ri'tnnvcfi so that the party may
once make a. second call it' desired,
lint the drops do not work, and thus
f ir no powers of persuasion have been
a hie to make them work. The party on
tile line nets through, hants up, takes
down the receiver once more for a call
to another person, and no answer
comes from central. The reason is that
the only way the operator can tell when
nne is through is to listen in, and it is
"wnt"'' job to listen in on several hun
dred phones.
If the signals would work, it would
all be easy and the service would be
prompt, but since the advent of warm
weather, they Absolutely refuse to do
ivhat they oiiRht to do. The drops
Feern to hanir. and that too on one. of
the most modern of sicnalins devices,
with the entire equipment hut two
years old. In fact, the same thiwr is
O'eurint; on a switch board installed
last month. Mr. Flynn savs the ccm-
p'lny's best electricians at Phoenix have
pone throueh the entile plant, but could
find no remedy. The matter was put
f. p to the Kl Paso company officials
fn l they can find no solution. Then
1he problem was laid before the head
quarters office at Denver, and the most
efficient men in the company have
W.-ied to find the cause and suggest a
solution, but admit that it is the first
time they ever heard of such trouble.
It is believed that the difficulty is
one of expansion and ennraetion of the
metals, caused by the cooling system
in the office, but be this as it may, the
gentle public jiggles the receiver hook
and thinks profane thoughts about a
set of most efficient and courteous
young women, who are doing their best
with a plant where the Jinx is putting
in his best licks
Stake Presidency Makes Announcement
President J. W. Lesueur of the L. D.
S. church states that a number of peo
ple who are not Mormons have spoken
to various members of the church, ask
ing if contributions from outside
friends would be acceptable. While no
personal solicitation of funds will be
made from others than the member
ship, the following notice from the
stake presidency sets forth the atti
tude of the church. There is no doubt
but that a magnificent temple will be
built in Mesa, and in the securing of
such an institution, the town will have
a strong leverage toward the doubling
at an early date of its present popula
tion. Many Mormon families of means
usually seek out the cities where the
temples are located, and make their
homes in such places. The notice fol
lows: i ;i4
Notice Regarding Mesa Temple
Those desiring to make donations or
pledges for the Mesa Latter Day Saints
temple may hand same or mail to Les
ueur's Emporium, who is the appointed
collecting agent.
Over $25,000 has already been paid in
or pledged and but one-seventh of the
families of the church membership in
Maricopa county have reported. An
early response to the call for pledges is
desired-
Personal solicitation is not being
made to our friends not members of
the Mormon church. Their donations
and pledges are welcome and greatly
appreciated and with the liberal sup
port given will mean that much more.
Every dollar counts for two in the
erection of the temple. If we can raise
$200,000 in Maricopa county, $50,000 in
other Arizona districts, the church will
add another $250,000 and we will have
a half-million dollar building.
Let us all subscribe liberally and
help erect a magnificent house of the
Lord.
J. W. LESUEUR,
O. S. STAPLEY,
JOHN CUMMARD,
Maricopa Stake Presidency.
To Flagstaff on Business
Hon. George J. Crosby will leave to
morrow for flagstaff on legal business.
He will be away for several days.
Elsie Ferguson at Majestic
Elsie Ferguson, charming screen fa
vorite, will be seen today at the Ma
jestic theater in "Hearts of the Wilds."
A Bray Pictograph and a Ford Weekly
will complete the bill.
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Arthur Sanborn Returns to Mesa
F. A. Sanborn received a message
yesterday to meet his son Arthur at
Phoenix this morning. The son is re
turning from France, where he has
been with the A. E. F- for the past 18
months. Although he landed in New
York, young Sanborn was sent to San
Francisco for discharge, passing
through Arizona en route.
More Summer Visitors
Judge R. A. Kingsbury, and S. L.
Doughty of the Salt River Valley bank,
join the ranks of the diif onsolate today
in Mesa, since Mrs. Kingsbury and
daughter Miss Mary, together with
Mrs. Doughty, leave for California.
Mesa has its share and a few more
New Store and Market
J. Iberi has opened & neat grocery
store and meat market in the room just
west of the Toggery. Mr. Iberi also
ha a business of similar nature In Su
perior.
Thompson's Seedless grapes, 3c
pound. D. C. Babbtit Adv.
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TEMPE, July 17. R. A. Pyle, the
new superintendent of the telephone
company of Tempe, was transferred
from the Mesa office to Tem'pe and
has taken the place formerly he!d ty
Mr. Pankey, who has retired from the
telephone business to go 10 farming.
Under Mr . Pyle's management, the
phone company is Installing a new
equipment. All of the old open wirts
aro to he replaced with a compete
new cable system of wiring. Mr. Pyle
expects to have the system completed
within sixty days.
Mr. Pyle will be glad If the patrons
of the phone company will be patient
while the changes are being made, as
the service may be interrupted at
times, w nen the new installment is
completed, the service will be first-
class, he said yesterday.
Glendale
U E. Kingman, Manager and
Correspondent
Office with Myers A Carries!
Glendala PhoM N.
URPRISE
HI
GLENDALE. July !. Mrs. Sadie
Shively surprisedv her many friends
with the news of her marriage to John
Conner. Some of the favored few
close acquaintances had news of the
wedding shortly before it happened,
but many did not know it was to hap
pen. They were married in Phoenix
Monday. They will reside on the Betts
ranch west of Glendale, where Mr.
Conner is superintendent. Mr. Con
ner has a fine crop of cotton on this
ranch.
Mrs. Shively has been In charge of
the ladies' rest room here for several
years, and lately hag been doing the
local correspondence for the Gazette.
She formerly did the Glendale corre
spondence for The Republican,
Republican Carriers in Contest
All of the carriers of The Republican
are busy this week soliciting subscrip
tions, as Oliver King, the circulation
manager. Is busy conducting a contest
among them. Some very valuable
prizes are offered and the boys are
working hard for a prize.
Another Boy
Mr. and Mrs. Teague are the proud
parents of a baby boy, born yesterday
morning.
Leave for California
Mrs. Eugene Laird and son left last
night for Long Beach where they will
spend the summer months.
Certificates
and Tags
Don't Grow
Good Seeds Will
If planting Milo Maize, compare Our Seed
to some, varieties offered by other seed
house.
Our Price is 6 Cents a Pound
Glendale Milling Co.
House Party
Mrs. John Fletcher was hostess at a
house party last week. Those present
were Misses Katherine Quinn, Ruth
Gaut, Bernice Gaut and Helen Price.
The party was held at the home of
Mrs. Fletcher southwest of Tempe.
An enjoyable time was reported by
those who were gtiests.
Occupying House
Mr. and. Mrs. Howard Brown are
occupying the DeVors house for the
summer months while the De Vores
are away on a vacation. The Browns
will start building a house on the lot
adjoining the DeVore, home on the
south, and expect to move into it by
the time Mr. and Mrs. DeVore return
In September.
Move Into Home
Professor Hall has moved Into his
house, which has been occupied by Mr.
and Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Hall- will not
return to Tempe until the weather
turns cooler.
Elected Chairman
In our mention of the organization
of the men's club at this place, we
neglected to note that Mr. Lyle Wier
has been elected chairman of the or
ganization board. Mr. Weir is one of
the most progressive and enterprising
young business men in the community
and by their selection of chairman we
feel that the success of the club is assured.
Has Arrived in United States
Word has been received by Mrs.
Charles Prather that her brother,
Hugh McDole, has returned to the
United States after being in France
for some time.
It makes no difference what your
wants may be, you can have them sup
plied by using and reading The Repubv
!can Classified Fates.
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REDUCTION
ON THE FAMOUS
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TIRES
All New Stock and Fully Guaranteed
We Are Squarely Behind This Tire
If It Fails to Make Good We Will
'SAUFLEY RUBBER CO.
Old Reliable
First and Monroe Sts. Telephone 1585 Free Service Car
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Robert Saulmon Takes Over Gazette
Work Here
Robert Saulmon, who has been a
clerk in the city hall for some time, has
taken over the correspondence for
Glendale and Peoria. Mr. Saulmon
came to Glendale from Tennessee
about two years ago. He has made
many friends during his residence
here.
Clark Buys Ranch
W. H. Clark has purchased a ten
acre ranch from J. W. Foree, IV2
miles north of town. Mr. Clark re
cently sold his residence in Glendale to
J. Bergum of the Glendale Bakery.
T. 1. Paul of the Carrick Realty Co.
engineered both deals.
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By O. B. Joyful
You've noticed it about tires, of
course that when
you blow one it's
nearly always out in!
the country, IS j
miles from . civiliza
tion, late at night,
on an untraveled
road. The blame
thing generally goes
off with a bang that
jolts the sleeping
birds into life ana
that scares you out of ten years of
growth. The worst of it is that deep
down in your heart you knew the fifth
tire you have been hauling around un
der guise of being prepared for any
and all emergencies is, in reality, an
other dud!
Of course there are women folks
present so you can't
give free and unre
strained sway to
your feelings all
you can do is to kick
up the dust and say:
"Darn it'." which1,
all things considered,
is pretty considerab
ly inadequate to tht
occasion.
With the impetuosity of our army
mule kicking a hole
in the surroundings,
you jerk the fifth
tire from its resting
place. Tour impet
uosity, however,
slackens mightily, as
you get down in the
dust, untie the bum
tire, and go through
the tedious process
ot adjusting the new
shoe.
After you've put in a couple ot
years work during
the next hour get
ting the fifth tire on
it and the busted one
hoisted up to the
back of your ma
chine, you're finally
ready to start cau
tiously toward town.
But, of course, it
never fails in a case
of this kind, after
you've progressed about three-quarters
of a mile bang! the fifth tire
lets go like a mine explosion and rips
Itself to bits all around its circum
ference !
You make the rest of the trip on
the rim of your car
and you swear that
from now on hence
ward you'll always
carry a fifth wheel
that will be In A
No. 1 'condition.
But like all other
autoists you never
do.
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NEW MEDAL FOR AIRMEN
ROME Dora Ohlfsen, designer 01
the Anrac medal has produced in her
Rome studio, a new medal dedicate
to the American air force. The face
side consists of the head of an Amerl.
can aviator, the model for which had
served in the American air force oper
ating on Italy's fronts, surrounded by
an allegorical design symbolical of
America's will and power.
. The reverse side of the -medal Is
symbolical of the task America accom
plished in transporting her fighting
forces across the seas and bearing an
inscription taken from President Wil
son's message to congress which
reads:
"There is therefor but one re
sponse possible from us: . Force,
force to the utmost: force, without
1 stint or limit, the righteous and tri
I umphant force which Bhall make right
the law of the world, and cast every
j selfish dominion down in the dust."
Miss Ohlbsen is an Australian.
And The Thursday Morning Shopping
It's Wonderful-How The Buying and
Discriminating Public Respond To
Ifaursd
ay 3 Hour
Sales
They are wise for they make dollars on every
purchase Be Advised Shop Early and
Shop Often For All Classes, Styles and
Grades of Merchandise Are Going
Higher and the End Is Not Yet
AGAIN SHOP EARLY
Special Bargain Basement
Clean Sweep Sale
81x90 Bed Sheets
A full double- bed sheet. Made of good heavy sheeting with welded seams
a sheet of $1.39 value today. Limit 6 to each customer. QRf
Thursday Three-Hour Sale
Fancy Dress Lawns
At just about one-half price. Fancy dress lawns. All fast colors, assorted
patterns, both light and dark colors a good full 20c value. 1 0 1 p
Thursday Three-Hour Sale u
Fine Dress Percales
A genuine cambric percale. 36 inches wide, in a big assortment of patterns.
Percales worth today at retail 39c yard (they will be 45c before the season
is over). Your last call. OQ p
Thursday Three-Hour Sale LiOKs
Dress and .Apron Ginghams
A wonderful assortment both Aurora dress ginghams and Amoskeag staples.
Big range of patterns to select from. All fast colors.
4Thursday Three-Hour Sale til
Bungalow Aprons
Positively, absolutely and actually less than plain material today would cost
y0U all well made, light and dark styles. All sizes. Extra special. QQp
Thursday Three-Hour Sale m
Skirting Specials From Our
White Goods Department
Fancy Skirtings
A number of fancy stripe skirtings with silk finished stripes on white ground
of French pique. 36 inches wide. Formerly selling at $1.19 yard. fiQn
-Thursday Three-Hour Sale Ucl,
Gabardine Skirtings
An extra good quality white ground gabardine with fancy colored stripes in
a good range of patterns. Colors absolutely fast. Formerly retailing at 69c
and 79c yard. Extra special. AQ(
Thursday Three-Hour Sale xl
White Voile
Indeed a special Thursday morning value a plain white, smooth finish even
weave voile for waists and dresses a 50c value of today.
Thursday Three-Hour Sale OOK.
Specials From Our Large
Hosiery Department
"Wayne 'Knit" Lisle
A special quality "Wayne Knit" gauze lisle hose in whites and blacks, deep
garter top hem, reinforced heel and toe, seamless, all sizes. Iip
Thursday Three-Hour Sale 4:0 L
"Radmoor" Silk Hose
A pure thread Radmoor silk hose, full fashioned, deep silk lisle garter top,
reinforced lisle heel and toe in chocolate, cordovan, medium grey, pearl, navy
blue and white. A special value. J0 AA
Thursday Three-Hour Sale .UU
Children's Sox
An entirely new shipment just received of children's sox white with fancy
tops in navy, pink, brown, black and plain all white, fine quality silk lisle.
Sizes from 4 to 9V2- Extra value. . An
x Thursday Three-Hour Sale Wl
Specials From Our Knit
Underwear Department
Kayser's Silk Top Vests
A ladies' summer vest of very fine quality silk lisle with Italian silk topj in
round neck and- bodice style in flesh color and white. Sizes from 36 to 42.
Special ei rjr
(Thursday Three-Hour Sale VIJ
Kaysefs Union Suits
An extraordinary good quality fine gauze cotton in either tight or loose knee,
French band too a splendid garment. Thursday Three-Hour Sale
Regular
Sizes.
$1.25
Outsize
Sizes.
$1.50
Use The Republican Classified Pfs
for r.esults read for profit.