Arizona republican. [volume], May 28, 1920, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7

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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN. FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 28, 1920
PAGE SEVEN
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REALTORS' ME
More data concerning the coming
realtors' convention at Kansas City has
been received by the ilaricona County
Ileal Estate board, all of whih is of
Interest to those from this city who
plan to attend this big meeting-.
The Kansas City convention com
mittee has arranged for Western Union
end post office booths in convention
hall. There will be an expert teleg
rapher on duty from the "Western Un
ion continuous 1;,-, and several boys to
deliver message. The postmaster has
assigned two postal clerks lor duty,
and stamps will be on sale. It will be
a regular miniature postoffice. If any
members wish to have mail sent in
care of convention hall, it will be re
ceived promptly.
There will also be a railroad man on
auty In a special booth, prepared to
five railroad information, arrange for
tickets and sleeping car reservations.
Thirty milts northeast of Kansas City
is famous Kxcel.sior Springs, a noted
resort, with which all are, no doubt,
familiar. Th waters have very bene
ficial medicinal properties, and the city
itself is a beautiful one, located In the
midst of hills in a beautiful valley.
There are three modern, well -equipped
hotels, the lGlms, the Snapps, and the
Royal.
The Golf Hill Country club, with an
lS-hole course, is one of the celebrat
ed golf courses in the country, and
guests at hotels are allowed the cour
tesy of the Golf club and course. An
attractive feature is the club house,
which is a log cabin built in 1833. Sur
rounding the golf course, which is
reached by hard roads from the center
of town, is a high class residential dis
trict, which will appeal to realtors.
Breakfast conferences have been ar
ranged for Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday mornings, with the following
subjects: Subdivisions,"' "Farm
Lands." "Selling Houses," "Taxation,"
"Industrial and Business Property,"
"State Associations," and "How To De
velop a Sales Force." These confer
ences will be held at various hotels,
to be announced at the convention, and
a table de hote breakfast will be
served.
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The water of the Bad sea has eight
times as much salt as the ocean.
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Quiet luxury and good taste char
acterize our service.
Our rates are reasonable.
Our location central.
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City Conveniences
This hotel i3 widely famed
because of its unobstru
sive service and homelike
atmosphere, together with
prices consistent with
present day standards.
Rates on Application.
STATE ENGINEER'S
FORCES WILL
TO
QUARTERS
USUI
Do You Realize the
est. Lump
In Securing
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Free from Dirt and Slack
Investigate Our Quality and Price Before Buying
Coal Advances 50c per Ton June 1st
Capital Fuel & Feed Co.
Wholesale and Retail
COAL WOOD HAY . GRAIN
Fifteenth Avenue at HarrUon St.
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BETTER BUY SNOWDRIFT NOW
Snowdrift one lb. can . $ .30
Snowdrift two-lb. can .60
Snowdrift four-lb. can . . . ... . . . . . . 1.18
Snowdrift eight-lb. can . 2.30
25-lb. box Prunes (16c lb.) . ........ 4.00
If you want to reduce the H. C. L. try in
stead of coffee, Ceseco Blend, a pleasing
combination of cereals, coffee and chicory.
One Pound of Cereco Blend 12c
Tryphosa, a delicious Gelatine dessert, a 4
ounce pkg. for 6c
School B
asketeria
Cor. Seventh Street and East Van Buren
In order that the offices may be
consolidated, the state engineer's
forces will move within the next 10
days to its storehouse two blocks south
of the state house. The new building
will store the supplies shipped by the
federal government and will houe the
main offices until the office building
which will have to be built is com
pleted. At present the state highway forces
are occupying- the bungalow, the base
ment of the state house, the S3nate
chamber and the office of the nate ex
aminer, while the storehouse will care
for the accounting, purchasing, bridge
and federal aid departments, ihe chief
locating and chief construction en
gineer's quarters and part of the draft
ing: staff.
There are now 63 on the force of
Thomas Maddock, state engineer, com
pared with 10 employes of the depart
ment three years ago. The stupen
dous road building program of ths state
engineer has necessitated the increase
in the force, which is maintaining
longer hours than any other in the
state house. Another evidence of the
development of the road system is that
the department is handling a business
of $400,000 a month, while at the time
of statehood the appropriation of the
department was $100,000 a year.
Mr. Maddock, in response to a query
from the government as to the number
of 10-ton tractors wanted in the state,
wired yesterday for 15. He also stated
that the number of mobile machine
shops needed werejpight and listed the
needs in machine shop tools for the
stationary plant which will be estab
lished in the new building.
SAYS H EPPMEHT
NEEDED TO OPERATE
ROADS SUCCESSFULLY
Republican A. P. Leased Wire
WASHINGTON, May 27. With
proper equipment, the railroads of the
country can be operated as success
fully in the future under private man
agement as they were before federal
control. Charles II. , JIarkham, presi
dent of the Illinois Central railroad
declared tcday in opening the case of
the Southern railroads for higher
freight rates before the interstate com
merce commission.
Expenditures of at least $600,000,000
for the new equipment for tho nation's
transportation system was advocated
by 1 Mr. Markham wso asserted that
nothing was of greater imDortanoe
than the immediate placing of orders
for cars and engines.
For the Southern railroads. Mr.
Markham asked an increase in freight
rates to enable the carriers ,o earn
$133,049,091 annually which he claimed
would represent a return of six per
cent on the aggregate value oC those
carriers, which he estimated at $2,- 1
267.4S4.JJ 17.
The hearings on the demands of the
carriers for increased rates to give
an added income of a bill ton dollars a
year will be suspended for a weak at
the conclusion of the carriers' testi
many. Chairman Clark announced to
day that the commission -"ould recess
for that length of time to permit tho
shippers to study the evidence pre
sented and prepare for cross t lamin
ation. o
Ask Producers To
Provide Priority
Rights On Gas Oil
NEW YORK, May 27. Instead of
asking the government for priority
rights on the gas oil supply, as first in
tended, delegates at the American Gas
association's emergency conference
here voted tonight to appeal directly
to the oil producing and refining in
terests. A resolution was adopted ap
pointing a committee to confer with the
oil companies and "to endeavor by
agreement with them to provide for
preference in allocation of oil for gas
making purposes," in order to insure a
sufficient supply "to permit continued
gas service for all vital uses."
The committee was instructed to as
certain the rates wrhich will have to be
paid and "to suggest what consequent
differential in the selling price of gas
must be temporarily established to meet
the emergency and to make possible the
continued production and distribution
of gas."
Abolition of the candle power stan
dard was advocated by the convention..
TO VISTTCDLLEGE HE
LEFT 30 YEARS AGO
Dr. J. C. Norton will attend the fif
tieth anniversary celebration of the
Iowa State college from which he was
graduated SO years ago. Dr. Norton,
accompanied by Mrs. Norton, will
leave Sunday evening for Ames, where
their son Oakley is enrolled at the col
lege where his father received his edu
cation. The half century anniversary
is to be observed on an elaborate scale,
the program commencing on June 6
and ending June 9.
While east Dr. Norton, who is presi
dent of the Y. M. C. A. and an inter
national "Y" secretary, will attend the
meeting of international committeemen
which will be held in New York.
The Nortons plan to travel exten
sively before their return, making
several stops In the important eastern
cities and at points of interest in the
south.
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the plan of the Scriptures, inspiration
of the Bible, how we got the Bible, his
torical outlines, genealogy, versions ot
the Bible, divisions of the Bibte, Bible
geography, the Bible compared with the
literature of Oriental systems of reli
gion, type, symbol, etc.
The class will be under the instruc
tion of Rev. S. Johnson, pastor of the
local church. ' The .lessons promise to
bring both pleasure and profit to th
students of the sacred record, and r.o
one who can possibly be there should
miss them. Strangers are welcome to
the sessions.
ILL BE
EXAMIIO AT FREE
CLIIIC SATURDAY
Saturday morning of this week will
be devoted largely to the examination
of children at the free clinic conducted
at 300 East Adams street by the state
board of health. Children who are
anemic or who have been exposed to
tuberculosis infection are especially
welcome to examination. Mrs. Howe,
director of the child welfare division
of the sta.te board of health, will take
charge of the weighing and measuring
of the children and the physicians will
give each child a thorough exam
ination. For those children who are found to
have enlarged or infected tonsils or
edenoids, provision will later be made
for the correction of these defects.
Many children already examined at the
clinic have been found to be handi
caped with such growths and their
parents have welcomed the advice and
instruction given by the examining
physicians. Some children have been
found to be undernourished and some
suffering from malnutrition. The dis
covery of these casyes and the assist
ance given them will prevent many a
child from later becoming a prey to
tuberculosis, the great white plague.
This work with the children is but
one phase of the w-ork now being con
ducted at the free clinic. The work
ha been carefully planned and the
examinations include a physical exam
ination, laboratory tests of sputum and
blood and when necessary an X-ray or
floroscopic rcaditiff of the lungs. The
clinic will continue in operation every
da.y from 9 a. m. to 1 p. m until
June 19.
eiBLESlDYlURSE
WILL BEGIN FRIDAY
A course of systematic Bible study
will be taken up by the members of the
Church of God, the first lesson to be
given Friday night at 8 o'clock in the
chapel at Madison street and Ninth
avenue. A number of students will en
roll, as many realize the urgent need
of a course that will give them a thor
ough knowledge of the books of the
Bible.
The lessons will be given each Friday
night and will cover such tsubjects as
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Just Received
You folks who have been waiting for
plain China dishes, can get them now at the
Ford-Levy Furniture Co. We have a full
assortment, but buy now as they won't last
long. The demand is greater than the
supply.
EFEIGERATORS
COUNT
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In order to make room for incoming
stocks we have decided to offer a material
reduction on all our Refrigerators with ice
capacity of 100 lbs. or more. We feature
the Gurney Refrigerator.
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well as fancy suits. At present we are showing a
large and pleasing assortment on account of late de
liveries. Good clothes is not an experiment with us. By
force of merit we have achieved the reputation of
selling only the best.
People have found our prices very low. Now we are offering your choice
at one-fifth off .
We carry only standard makes such as
B. Kuppenheimer & Co., Langham
High and Style Plus Clothes
. for Men. Wear Pledge
Clothes for Boys.
A full line of stouts, shorts,
slims and short stouts for
men.
Every garment guaran
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we are giving you a 20 Discount.
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PHONE 1602
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