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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST 16, 1920
CLOSEUPS OF CHIEFS IN WAR IN EASTERN EUROPE
Phone 1387
Marvin Smith
Grocery Co.
WEATHER FORECAST ',
Arizona: Monday and Tuesday gen
erally fair, somewhat warmer south
portion Monday.
Colorado: Monday fair except local
thundershowers central and southwest
portions, warmer east and south por
tions; Tuesday unsettled and warm.
New Mexico: Monday unsettled,
probably local showers, somewhat
warmer; Tuesday unsettled and
warmer.
West Texas: Monday generally fair,
warmer; Tuesday generally fair.
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Local Weather Yesterday
SPECIALISTS
in the examination of eyes and. the
fitting of correct glasses.
KORTHRUP OPTICAL CO.
9 E. Adams St.
Phone 690 fop appointment
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We deliver them to your door.
Service and Price Can
you beat it?
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A Pleasure to
Wear 'Em
Sj TTT b no Larditip to wear
3; I oar glasses. Properly
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pertly Btaee ther fill ctctt
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Munson Optical Co.
8 East Washington St.,
Phoenix.
t$3 East Washing 6t.
Atov Goldbergs' Clothing
Stora
Phone 8069
Phoenix Seed and
Feed Company,
Wholesale and Retail
125 East Jefferson St.
Haas, Baruch & Co, Inc.
GfcOCERS
WHOLESALE
Constable Ice and
Fuel Company
Phone 1555
PURE tCE
GOOD SERVICE
ARIZONA HARDWARE
SUPPLY CO.
The Only EXCLUSIVE
- WHOLESALE
Hardware House in the State
Guaranteed
TITLES
Phoenix Title & Trust Co.
I Buy Diamonds and
Pay Highest Cash Price
T.lack Gardner
45 N. CENTRAL
AVED
WEDDING INVITATIONS
AND ANNOUNCEMENT CARD
"WHFACTLIRIKS STATIONERS"'
Capt. E. M. Robison
FLAGSTAFF, ARIZONA
For
United States Senate
Republican Primary -
PLUMBING
HONEST WORK FAIR PRICES
Send me your work for quick and
efficient service
O. E. BELLAS
610 North First St.; Phone 2375
LOANS EASY
TO GET
sums up to $3C0 st lawful r.tss.
en
your iurmiur,
bile.
ivestocK. "H'
if oW.d. Ample funds. Just and
courteous treatment. Str.ctly con
fidential. PEOPLE'S LOAN AND INVEST-
MENT COMPANY
Phone 1396. 23 East Washington
Arizona Iron Works, Inc.
P O. Box 575 Thone 1271
Three blocks south of State Cap
ital between Jackson and Harri-
8rVe have an up-to-date Foundry
,nd Machine Shop and spec.alize
'" repairing Mining and Cutton Cm
machinery voss Manaqer.
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Wind from E E KW
Wind, miles 6 5 4
Rainfall 0 0 0
Weather Clear Clear Clear
Highest yesterday ....... -100
Lowest yesterday '. 75
Total rainfall 0
Deficiency in temperature yesterday,
1 degree.
Deficiency in temperature since the
first of the month, 7 degrees.
Accumulated excess in temperature
since January 1, 07 degrees.
formal precipitation January 1 to
date. 4. R.I inrhcx
Actual precipitation January 1 to
aate, i.zs inenes.
Excess since January 1, .75 inches.
JAMES H. GORDON.
HIGHWAYS WEATHER BULLETIN
River Crossings
SACATON: About one foot of water
in the river: crossing unsafe for cars
Cochise. County
All main roads in good condition,
except Texas Canyon between Benson
and Dragoon. Advise routing from
Benson to Tombstone-Gleeson-Court-
land-Pearce and Cochise; this route 20
miles longer than by Benson.
Coconino County
I Roads generally good. Showers caus
j ing some mud over short stretches
j but not delaying travel,
i . Graham County
County roads in fair condition; all
bridges passable.
Greenlee County
All roads in county in first class con
dition, all streams bridged. All roads
have gravel surface well packed.
' Gila County
Genefal condition: Roads are dry
and dusty. Globe-Winkelman-Hayden
road in good condition. Roosevelt
I'ayson road in fine shape.
Maricopa County
Prescott-Wickenburg road good.
Black Canyon fair by way of Avenue
16. To Florence new State Highway
out of Mesa. Tempe bridge open for
light vehicles. Coast-Parker route
best. Ajo road fair by Buckeye and
Gila Bend.
Navajo County
Holbrook to St. John's good: Hol-brook-Fort
Apache rough from Shum-
way to Showlow. Bridge out 10 miles
north of Snowflake. Good detour east.
Winslow road fair. Flat west of Hardy
rough. Rain in spots.
WHITERIYER: Roads across reser
vation are rough but dry and hard
except for a few soft places at the
higher elevations.
Pima County
All main roads in the county in good
shape; balance fair. Federal road to
Mt. Lemon is completed.
Pinal County
Mountain roads in good condition,
valley roads dusty and rough. Florence-
Casa Grande road bad due to recon
struction ; take desert roads between
these two points.
Santa Cruz County
All county roads in fair traveling
condition.
Yavapai County
Roads in good condition. Daily rains,
but no washouts or high water.
Yuma County
Ehrenberg ferry open to traffic.
Roar! In erood condition.
PARKER: Road via Parker and
Needles In good condition.
JAMES H. GORDON
Dried shark fins are highly prized by
Orientals as articles of food.
Extra Fancy Potatoes
53c
(none better) 10 lbs. lor
Ca
ne Sugar, 23 C
per
Panocha
ocha Legitima (Mexican Ofl
ar) per lb. iiUt
Su
Omnge Blossom Honey, Qf
1 miart iar JJs
Bread. 3 loaves
25c
(14 oz.)
Picnic Hams, OQr
per lb
Salt Pork,
per lb
Fancy Japan Rice,
26c
50c
3 lbs. for
Fancy Pink Beans,
..... 98c
10 lbs. for
Peanut Butter,
95c
3 lbs. can
Spaghetti, In bulk,
25c
2 lbs. for
Toilet Paper,
26c
3 big rolls
Jams (Strawberry,
Blackberry)
3 -pound
S1.75
Jars
CRACKERS CRACKERS
Large
box
Lemon or Ginger Snaps,
per barrel
Milk Lunch,
per lb
S1.10
... 40c
25c
COFFEE COFFEE
High Grade Coffees in bulk
ground to suit taste.
43c, 54c, AND 55c
Shrimps, Clams, Tuna Fish.
Oysters, Sardines
WE DELIVER
GriebeFs Grocery
218 W. Washington St.
Phone 1508
Temp., dry bulb... 78
Temp., wet bulb.. 65
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HALLER. PILSUDSKI '
POLISH COMMANDERS Latent portiaits of General Halle.-, in charge.of the defense of Warsaw, and General Pilsudski
Poland's chief- of-state and commander of all the Polish armies.
IgcdBtiefa
WOODMAN CIRCLE MEETING
The Woodman Circle will hold its reg
ulth meeting tonight. All members
are urged to attend, as something
special" will be on the program.
ON BRIEF VACATION T. IS. fete
wart, of the T. B. Stewart Construction
company left yesterday for a brief
stay with his family. Mr. fetewart
plans to return to this city about the
first.
NEWSPAPER MEN VISITORS
11. R. Sisk, proprietor of the Kogales
Herald, and W. P. Stewart, for some
time connected with the Douglas Dit-
patch, are visitors in the city. Mr.
Stewart is on his way to Prescott to
take the management of the Courior.
He will leave for the rforth this morn
in0 RETURN FROM VACATION Mr.
and Mrs. T. R. Dines of Bast More-
land street have Just returned hbme
from a vacation spent at the beaches,
having made the trip overland.
Hotel- Arrivals
Adams
R. E. Meyer. Los Angeles; W. P. TSte
wart. Douglas; Mrs. F. H. Wood, Bal
timore. Md.; C. A. Stokes, Denver,
Colo.; A. Clapham, Ogden. Utah; ,S. L.
Patten, Tucson: Norma Stewart, Pres
cott: William Lowthain, Prescott:
Thos. H. McHewitt, Globe: D. Cole, El
Paso;-' Ed. O'Hagan. Jerome; G. K.
Bretherton, Los Angeles; Burt Davis,
Litchton; J. R. Dewey, New York.
Jefferson
C. A. McLean. Phoenix: Robert B.
Weir, Loa Angeles; S. J. Richmond, El
Paso; D. Beebe, New York city; Mrs.
V. W. Machman, Miami; Mrs. A. G.
Lancaster, Miami: C. J. Holland, Chi
cago; H. H. Smith, Los Angeles; S. P.
Harding, Hayden; L. L. Nobler,
Miami; Walter X. Osborne, Caliente,
Calif.; Frank J. Newman, Chandler;
Mrs. L. E. Gardner and daughter. No
gales; I. H. Watkins, Nogales; Bennie
Cohn, Los Angeles.
, Commercial
L. H. , Green, Long Beach; J. S.
Brown, Los Angeles; Jack Glines, Gen
try Bros. Shows; Mr. and Mrs. C. H.
Byron, Casa Grande; Mr. and Mis.
G. W. Fink, Casa Grande; William C.
Hasbrook, Los Angeles; D. W. Draper,
Kansas City; ,Mr. and Mrs. E. Care
wenta, Casa Grande; George F. Camp
bell, Flagstaff; Dr. Grace Gordon, Bos
ton; Y. M. Martin, Forpaugh.
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GERMAN GOODS IMPORTED
WASHINGTON. Aug. 15 German
goods shipped into Mazatlan, Mexico,
stood second- in value only to ship
ments from the United States in May,
Consul Chapman has reported. Of
$210, 2SG worth of commodities import
ed at Mazatlan thj United States sent
$143,083 worth and Germany, $64,041.
This is the first record of the arrival
of goods from Germany since the war.
the consul said.
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The Belgian cotton fpi'nning indus
try is almost back to pre-war condi
tions.
EVERETT TRUE
MISTEP SMITH, SevCRAL TIMES W HRT)
Of THe RVDICUL.OUS ORTXcR.'S YOU ISSUE TO VOuR
flew. THE. TOUTSee IS VOO GOT VOU 40 E,
THROUdH "PULL", VW-D
StLP UP THROUOM THe
I'M G.OINC2 TO PUCC
NT HAV5 VOW PULU ON!
ND CGT YOO TRY SOME
stunts That tou expscr
YouR mn To pun.
Lit fete Stories
Of -The - Town
But He Saw the Range Anyway
That a man known throughout the
country as a business man of ability
should be engaged in a business for a
quarter of a century and give it no
other personal attention than to re
ceive the profits from it is almost" in
conceivable. But yet that has been
successfully done by Hon. T. A.; Roir
dan and his brother, M. J. Riordan, of
Flagstaff, proprietors of the Arizona
Lumber company. But the. business
spoken of here is not that of the lum
bS company, for they give that un
remitting attention. " " -"
But twenty-six years ago they, were
induced to go into the sheep business:
nearly everybody in that part of An
zona had something to do with sheep
at that time. Their partner in that
enterprise was Charlie Howard, who is
yet a partner and general manager.
Probably millions of sheep have come
and gone on the range of the company,
but the Riordan brothers have never
seen one of them. Though the range
is within two hours' ride of Flagstaff
neither of the brothers has ever seen
it; that is neither of them had ever seen
it until very recently, when one of
them was kidnapped by Howard and
taken out to it.
Howard had been trying for years
to get them to visit their property.
"What's the use?" was the reply.
"We don't know anything about sheep;
we're lumbermen. We're satisfied with
the way c you have been running the
business. We've made money out of
it; a great deal of money."
But a few days ago Howard came to
Flagstaff, planted his feet in the offices
of the brothers and announced, that he
would not return to the range unless
one or both of the brothers went back
with him. In order to get 'rid 'of "him
T. A. went with him, but on his return
to town he said that he knew as much
then about the sheep business as he
did when he embarked upon it a quar
ter of a century ago.
But He Got All He Wanted
If variety makes life worth living.
then the clerk of a marriage license
bureau should never complain, for he
certainly has variety in all Its forms.
No two men who come in to get the
little certificate that means so much
at the time and so little later on act
exactly alike during the filling out of
the blanks. For 1o the average man
the taking out of a marriage license
is one of the few important events of
life.
Some men are so nervous' they would
run if the clerk so much -as ''booed"
at them. Others are so assured ' the
! clerk must indeed feel like a, humbler
being. Still others come In who can
not remember small details, such as the
age of the bride to be, and there is one
case on record in this county of a man
who wanted a marriage license and
couldn't remember the name of the girl
not even her first name.
Others, approach the counter' and
By Condo
MOT T3V UO K'v I s iv TWi.'
13uSNe3S
YOU OUT SHOP
SO N1 OVCRALCS
Or THe FK.CAK
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leave without the license, because they
have not been- divorced a sufficient
length of time or because one- of the
"contracting parties" is under age and
has not obtained the consent of the
parents. Old and young, they come in
a steady stream. ' But the one that
came the other day had all others
faded. , ,
A! man .wearing a very beautiful and
somewhat colorful shirt strode into the
office of the clerk ot the court and.
coming up to the counter, asked if that
was ..the,... place, to procure marriage
licenses. The clerk replied that it was.
The man's next question was literally
a stunning one. -
"I want to get five licenses," the
man Announced In an off hand, matter-of-fact
way.
The clerk was too astonished to move
for a moment, and the man, noting the
delay, requested five; blanks at once.
By this time " the clerk had recovered
his composure, and after a surreptitious
glance to see if the man showed any
symptoms Of being . overcome by the
heat;, iniormed him that it was cus
toary to issue only one license at a
time, and not to deal them out by de
partment store methods.
This explanation failed entirely to
satisfy the customer; however; and he
demanded to know why he could not
buy a dozen if ht wanted them. The
clerk replied that he ceuld buy them,
perhaps," but that the laws of Arizona
stipulated expressly that a man could
marry only one woman. Harems, he
added, had gone out of style, even in
the west. '
At this the man suddenly saw the
light.. He explained that he did not
want the licenses for himself, but for
fiV'e lndia,n couples on the Fort Mc
Dowell agency. He added that his con
sent was necessary to the marriage of
an Indian on the reservation, as he
happened to be L. C. Bennett, the. In
dian agent, and that he had dropped In
to get the licenses himself while he was
in town, instead of sending the Indians
in.
Wher Mr. Bennett left the office he
had the five little rolls under- his arm.
As for the clerk well, when a man
wants more than one marriage license
the clerk now inquires if the customer
is an' Indian agent before he refuses
the request.
He Knew There Wasn't Any Such
Animal
Jim Simpson, tormer newspaper
man, now proprietor or a Phoenix gar
age, told this one: . ,
Some years - ago. in the good old
days when a man's pocketbook and
capacity were tne only limits on the
a. ount of liquor he could drink, a fish
market opened upon on a, downtown
street. The night before the opening
day the market received a large box of
fis.i. from the. coast, 'and the bottom
of the box was completely filled with
one huge denizen of the deep. The
proprietor of the market happened to
be a live-wire business man, and he
immediately seized upon the great fish
as the logical thing to use for a dis
play sign over the door of the new
market, knowing it would attract
much attention. -
Next morning the design was car
ried out. and all through the opening
day the monster lung over the door of
the market. its five feet of length
stretched above the portal, fulfilling its
appointed mission of drawing the no
tice of the populace to the new estab
lishment. All gazed on the fish, and
all pondered upon its size.
Along toward evening, when the
street, was nf arly deserted, a gentle
man approached with that heavy air
of gravity which sometimes settles
upon a person after the thirteenth or
fourteenth highball. This gentleman
drew near the new fish market with a
stiffly steady gait, and directly in front
of the door paused to observe ths big
fish.
After a long stare the man hacked
off carefully and returned from att-
i other ang:e. to iook again, viiis ma
! neuver: was repeated several timrs
j until, satisfied his eyes were not d
i ceiving him, the mar. save tongue to
his thoughts, in the following manner:
"Umph, pretty big fish. Yessir. pret
ty big fish,
fish stories
like that.
that one. Heard a lot of;
l . . 1- .7 f .!..!. I
UUk lit ri ucaiu jl iton
Mighty funny thing, that
fish." And then:
"Say, the man who says he caught
that fish sure is an awful liar."
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It is estimated India will grow near
ly 400. CCO. 000 bushels of wheat this
year.
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The first year of peace has seen a
growth of $200,000,000 in exports from
the United States to Asia.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
PRACTICAL. NURSE Good cook.
Can take full charge of house. Wants
suitable work. 123 V. Adams. bn
FOR SALE A small confectionery
and soda stand new and best location
Terms Good rea-son for selling Ad
dress P. O. Box CIS Give your phone
number.
FOR SALE 30 acres cotton, best in
the valley; home to live in; 1 mile
north. 1 1-2 miles west. Tolleson. Cali
2no R 2. H. C Armstrong. bp
FOR RENT ilalf house, z rooms
and screen sleeping porch, furnished;
earae. 720 F- Van Buren. bn
A long line of sav
ings! Revisions all through
the stock.
Men's two-piece suits.
Palm Beach suits.
Summer hats.
White oxfords.
Everything of the
highest quality.
McDougall & Cassou
Washington Street
Trusses and
Appliances
Expert Service
Hours: 9 to 11 a. m. and 3 to 5 p. m.
FREE EXAMINATION
Kimball & Hulett
N. W. Corner Adams and First Ave.
Phone 4441. Phoenix
UNITED STATES OIL
EXPORTS 01 T
OF EXPORT TOTALS
WASHINGTON. Aug. 15. B-espite
the oil shortage, exports of crude and
rerined oil for the fiscal year 1920 were
nearly one-third as great as imports,
according to foreign trade figures just
made public
Crude oil imports totalled 2.826,860,
902 gallons, of which Mexico sent over
2.825,00OrO0O gallons and Trinidad and
Tobago more than one million gallons.
Refined oil imports totalled 81,888,904
gallons.
Exports of crude oil aggregated
354.357,795 gallons, Canada taking the
major port'on with over 308,000,000 gal
lons. Refined oil exports amounted to
690,859.418 gallons, not Including 2,057.
420 gallons of bunker oil laden on ves
sels in foreign trade. Great Britain
led as market for refined oil receiving
over 205,000,000 gallons, Canada next
with about 146.000.000 gallons.
Compared with 1919, exports of crude
oil for 1920 increased by about 190.
000,000 gallons while refined oil fell off
more than 208,000,000 gallons. Imports
increased nearly 1.000,000,000 gallons.
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The cost of living in the British Isles
is estimated to have increased 152 per
cent above the level of 1914.
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Nealon of Phoenix for Supreme
Court. ' Adv. bn
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed bids will be received for the
General Contract, of an Industrial Arts
Building until 'eight (8) p. ni. August
23. 1920, at the office of the Principal.
j Phoenix Union High School. Fifth and
East Van Buren Streets, Phoenix, Ari
zona. All bids addressed to Phoenix Union
High School Board of Education,
marked on outside of envelope 'Gen
eral Bid for Industrial Arts Building."
All bids shall be accompanied by a
certified cashier s check to the amount
of five to) per cent of the bid payable
to the Phoenix L'nion High School
Board of Education, as evidence that
bidder will enter into contract if
awarded same.
Copies of the plans and specifica
tions may be had at the office of Todd
and Miller. Architects and Kngineers.
213 Masonic Bldg.. Phoenix. Arizona.
A deposit of Five (5) Dollars will be
recruired for the return of the plans
and specifications.
Surety company bond of seventy
five (75) per cent of the bid will be
required on entering contract for the
above building.
(Signed) B. F. MoFALL.
Chairman.
Sheldon the Jeweler
106 N. First Ave.
The Best Equipped Work Shop in Arizona
We Repair Swiss and All Foreign Made Watches
FOR JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT
I hereby announce .my candidacy for Justice of tlie Supreme Court
cf Arizona, subject to the Democratic primaries.
SAMUEL L. PATTEE
Sugar
Sugar
Pure Cane Sugar
per lb
232c
LEMONS LEMONS
Drink lots of lemonade, lemons
arc cheap. Lemons, " Or
per dozen
SPUDS SPUDS ,
Murphys are tumbling down
10 lbs. Fancy California
46c
Spuds
Finest Creamery Butter JQ,
Manufactured, per lb.
... UUt
JAM
JAM
4V&-lb. Crocks Pure
Fruit Jam
$1.44
Folfowing kinds Peach, Apri
cot, Fig, Plum, Apple Butter,
Strawberry. Blackberry and
Raspberry.
Three 10cloaves
Bread
25c
Picnic Hams,
per lb
.262c
Regular Tobacco
Prices
Prince Albert, - A
Per can Xrr L.
Dozen cans il
Prince ..PJLvJO
Tuxedo Tobacco, t A I
Pep can JLtiV
Tuxedo Tobacco; ?
Per doz J)-LvJO
Bull Durham, Qfi
dozen packages i7UV
Velvet Tobacco, " A
Per can . JLx
Dozen Velvet J- ?Q
Tobacco tpXvlO
Granger Twist. Q,Qr
Per dozen JJ
lib. DOp
Horseshoe vJtJKs
1-lb. Star QQf
Tobacco OOv
1 lb. Brown
Mule . tJl'
1 lb. Tinsley's Q-j "P
Tobacco J)AUtl
Camel Cigarettes, Q" ff
Pkg.. 16c: Carton pXUU
Lucky Strike Cigar- Q- nf
ettes.. pkg. 16cf CartonV JLJ U
Chesterfields. Q"J ?A
Pkg.. 16c; Carton ... Vlu"
Fatinia Cigarettes, ff
Pkg., 20c; Carton pUU
1-lb. Lunch Box ft Of
Union Leader , OUU
1-lb. Lunch Box George Oflp
Washington Out
1 box Palo OA
Cigars . . . . O -dO
We Do Not Handle Mail Orders
The Bureau of Fisheries has found
a source of glue in the flippers of fur
seals.
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In the past sixteen months Italy im
ported more than 2.00Q.000 tons of
American coal.
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Nominate Stoddard for State Senatt
at Republican Primary. If
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Nealon of Phoenix for Supreme
Court. Adv. bn
The Electric
Hand Laundry
Desires to Help
YOU
solve your laundry prob
lems. We will protect
your clothes and respect
your purse.
Clean Work and
Prompt Service
Leave bundles at 752
East Moreland or Phone
8237
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