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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 19, 1920
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LOST Airedale dog. Phone
8023.
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STOLEN
Ford 1917 touring car, nearly new
top; license No. 1084; engine No.
1634868. Reward for recovery. Notify
Phoenix police. dg;
STRAYED to my place, turkeys.
For information phone 2841. br
LOST One Boston bull pup about 7
months old; two white front feet and
white collar and answers to the name
of Rags. Notify Nedinger, phone il66
or Annex hotel. Liberal reward. tf
STRAYED from my place on 22nd
Ave, two large bay horses, one marked
Hi -on left shoulder, other horse tendej
feet with collar marks. Notify H. M.
Evans and receive reward. R. No. 4.
Phoenix. db
BUSINESS CHANCES
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: COMPLETELY equipped garage.
right down town, $2000; $900 cash will
handle; good lease .
SEE SOUTHWEST REALTY,
' 113 N. 2nd Ave. it
WOULD like to negotiate with some
one capable of successfully . placing
about 50 per cent of stock of local busi
ness enterprise doing business of about
$10,000 per month, with splendid pos
sibilities. Now incorporating for pur
pose of expanding. Box 878. Phoenix,
Ariz. ds
FOR SALE Oarage, well located,
doing good business; one or three year
lease. Will sell lease with or without
shop equipment. See it at 322 W. Jef
ferson. . - ds
" FOR SALE
At a bargain if taken at once, my
half of 40 acres cotton, located north
east of Indian Sanitarium. db
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Country Grocery
A small grocery store with living
rooms near Phoenix and car line. Busi
ness averages about $75.00 per "day.
. Stock and fixtures will invoice about
$100.
SEE HARPER WITH
V ,M. FIKE REALTY CO.
17 K. Adams. Phone 4786. br
Rooming House
Cheap
16 rooms, $1000 cash, balance month
ly payments. Call Mrs. Page, 16
West Washington, Room 8. Phone
4700. , br
ONE,g the best paying busmesses
in Phoenix, established for years and
the leader in its line, wants to expand
in its field and therefore is considering
the acceptance of a partner who will
invest probably $10,000. Such a partner
is to be in charge of the office. This
proposition is absolutely first class in
every respect and invites full investi
gation. If you are interested in this
opportunity address Box 19Q, Arizona
Republican. . It
I NEED some cash. Will sell 3,000
shares of Invader OH and Refining Co.
of Texas at 6c. L. E. Boyer, 1246 E.
Pierce. br
FURNISHED, rooming house for
sale; $2000 cash vill handle; tease runs
for two years and four months at $100
per month.
Large lot and shade near Osborn
school. $1000 cash, $35 per month.
JORDAN, GRACE & PHELPS LAND
COMPANY
137 N. Center
Phone 1278 It
WANTED Partner who can invest
about JS000 in a well established and
sound business capable of earning from
fifteen, to eighteen hundred monthly;
this is no new business .but a well es
tablished business in operation. An
swer Box 31Q. Republican. dd
SHOE "SHOP for sale.
Good busi
O. Box 401 dl
ness. Gilbert. Arizone,
FOR SALE One store, cigar stand,
soft drinks and candy; 11 rooms up
stairs, all furnished. 308 W. Gurley St.,
Prescott. Ariz. br
ON ACCOUNT of health will sell my
grocery store, stock and fixtures; ga
rage, warehouse, oil house; good shade,
fine location. 1346 W. Filmore St. 9r
PERSONALS
28
MAUD H.
teacher; will
hours to suit.
DIEDRICK, Spanish
give private lessons;
1643 W. Lfnden St. db
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YOUNG man desires to correspond
with refined, wealthy ladies, between
ages of 16 to 25 years. Write, learn
more- Box 16, Ft. Blackmore, Va. br
ANNOUNCEMENTS
29
LIGHTNING Delivery Co. will sell
on Sept 8, 1920, all household goods
and baggage on which storage charges
are delinquent. . ds
SPECIAL NOTICES
30
I HEREBY NOTIFY all real estate
dealers that my property, 1313 E. Pierce
street is off the mark-. F. R. Fau
quier. ...... db
NOTICE to all real estate men-
The property at 1807 W. Monroe St. is
withdrawn from market. Zora L.
Downing. br
THE DEPUTY Wall Paper Co., 30
S. 2nd Ave., under new management.
We carry all styles wall paper, full
line paints, for painting or papering
your house. Try us. James Roberts,
painting and paperhanging contractor.
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DANCE MUSIC
Four pieces available call 1370 busl
ress hours: ask for Dana, 9g
NOTICE
The Five Points Wood & Coal Yard
will be closed until September 10. tf
COMMERCIAL DETECTIVE BU
REAU. Investigations of a!l kinds.
Hours, 9-12and 1-5. Room 13. 11 West
Adams. Phone 1395 tf
THREE fine pool tables for sale;
cheap if taken at once; going to move
and don't need tables. Star Pool Hall,
214 W. Washington St. See Jack El
liott. Seventh Ave. Hotel. tf
WE clean and block all kinds of
hats to your order. Athens Hat Works,
11 V4. N. Center. . tf
ACCOUNTANTS
JOHN W. WAGNER
Certified Public Accountant. Room 3,
Central Bldg. 139 N. Cent. Phone 1223
AUTO TIME TABLE
GULLIAM'S STAGE LINE
TOLLESON CASHION VONDALE
LITCHFIELD
Stages leave First and Washington
streets at. 8 a. m., 10 a. m.. 12 noon,
2 p. m. 4 p. m. and 6 p. m.
Telephone !S3
AUTO REPAIRING
APACHE TRAIL GARAGE
100 W. Adams St. Rest repair shop in
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Afi7.o"L
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
GEO. C.
. Monroe
CRAGO
St. lione
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B.MLEY
Phone 193
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LOST AND FOUND
AUTO PAINTING
FIVE POINTS AUTO PAINT SHOP
532 W. Van Buren St. Phone 4290.
Largest and best equipped shop in the
tate. Expert work. Rates very low.
One year written guarantee. . tf
DETROIT AUTO PAINT SHOP
61J S. Central Ave. Phone 4677
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AWNING3
MEDIUM and heavy grade tents, all
size, made to order. We maki every
thing known that will fool rain and
sun. Phoenix Tent Awning Co.. corner
First and Monroe Sts. Phone 1411 tf
BICYCLES
PHOENIX CYCLE COMPANY
Harry Crandall. Prop.
108 East Adnms Phone 1717
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KINO BROTHERS
110 E. Adams
CHIROPRACTIC
DR. E. E. HELFRICH, licensed chi
ropractor. Phone 4949. 309- N. First
St. Back again. Office l.ours 7 to 12. tf
CARPET CLEANING
IF YOU WANT your carpels cleaned
clean, phone 733. The Electric Carpet
Cleaners. tf
CHIROPODIST
CHIROPODY Bunions, corns, cal
louses removed; painless and blood
less; 60c each; moles, warts, etc., re
moved by electricity, 29-31 E. Adams
St. Frank Shirley. Phone 1704. tf
CORSETIERE
SPIRELLA CORSETIERE, Mrs.
Kuhlwilm. 706 W. Madison. Phone 1442.
CONTRACTOR AND GJILDER
Contractor of-house painting, pa.per
hanging, and roof painting. Jim Rob
erts, manager. Deputy Wall Paper Co.,
Call $6 S. Second Ave. Guaranteed the
best paint used. dg
CRISMAN CO.
General contractors. EstI lates fur
nished. 'No building too large or small.
21 S. 5th Ave. Phone 1823. tf
CON SU LT I N G ENGINEER
W. T. PIERCE
Consulting Engineer
, 201 Monihon Bldg., Phoenix. Ariz.
Residence phone 8099; office phone 605.
Specialist on munigipal improve
ments, design and construction. tf
CARPENTER WORK
General carpenter work; contracts.
repairing, cabinet making. FRANK O.
HERMANCE. 1133 E. Van Buren St.
Phone 8660 before 7:30 mornings. 8dl
'L CARPINTEJt work, repairing, job
bing. Phone '3960. G. A. Jones. 1638
tS. Van Buren.
DRESSMAKING
DRESSMAKING Plain and fancy
sewing. Mrs. L. F. Hoeffel, 1033 East
Moreland. tf
DRESSMAKING AND ART
f NEEDLEWORK
Mica Smith. Room 31 Annex Hotel.
tf
DRESSES AND SHIRTS
HOUSE dresses, bungalow aprons,
and nurses' uniforms made to mcr.sure.
Also
Hen's shirts made to mer.sure.
MANNING APR OK CO.
Phom 3405 Second Ave. and Monroe
DISC SHARPENING
COLD rolled disc sharpening. No
grinding. Smallest cultivator to larg
est Cov discs. R. A. Vi't 707 S.
Center. Phone 1727. tf
DENTISTS
DR. MORRISON
Sanitary System
3089 36 FT, Washington
Phon
tf
ELECTRICAL DEALERS
VINSON BROS. & CARTER
Electrical supplies, contracting, mo
tor winding, reprirs. 28 N. Second
Ave. Phone 3598. tf
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Send us your order for Grapefruit,
Oranges and all other assorted fruits.
Shipping is our specialty.
SANITARY FRUIT CO.
616 West Van Buren Street tf
FURNITURE REPAIRED
MARE ISLAND Furniture Shod. I
repair your furniture, do your pack
ing and rennishing. 906 S. 1st St.
Phone 8767. tf
FLOOR SCRAPERS
For quick service and good work
phone W. E- Smith at 8633 from 4 p. m.
to 7 p. m. tr
INSURANCE
J. E. GEARE
New location. 142 W. Wash. St.
Fire, Auto Ins.. Loans. Notary Public.
IRRIGATION PUMPING
PLANTS Clark-Monteith Engineer-
in ;gCo:117W:Adams
JEWELER AND WATCHMAKER
M. Meckler & Co., 305 E. Washington.
expert watchmaker and Jeweler. tf
CHAS. A. SHELDON 7
106 N. First Av. Phone 8585
LAL'NPRY
WANTED Family laundry. We call
and deliver. 317 N. 12th St. Phone
3335. tf
LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED
Neal sharpens, repairs, buys, sells
anything. 202 N. Ninth St. Phone 4640
tf
LIVERY STABLES
E. A. STARR LIVERY
SADDLERS. DRIVERS and RIGS. 742
WEST VAN BUREN. PHONE 1063. tf
MILLINERY
LADIES' HAT SHOP
Ol.ihats remodeled. 115 E. Roosevelt
MACHINES
FAIRBANKS, Morse & Co., engines,
pumps, motors, etc.- Smith Hughes &
Co., Third Ave. and Jefferson. Phone
606. tf
MECHANICAL ENGINEER
. E. T. ADAMS, M. E.
136 N. CENTRAL AVE.
tf
MINING ENGINEERS
FRED H. BOWLER
Prescott. Ariz.
Mines examined and reported on;
Arizona mines especially; certified
member A. A. of E. tf
NAVAJO RUGS
Genuine Navajo Rugs and Blankets.
MRS. E. W. WHEELER
906 N. 2nd St. Phone 2679
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER.
Notary public, Mrs. Cravens at 4(
E. Adams. Phone 1080. tl
MISS HOUGHTON.
Bldg. Phone 1789.
40S
Fleming
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PLATING
We replate alrkinds of metal, brass,
silver, nickel and copper.. Phoenix Plat
ing Co.. 215 E. Adams. tf
PIANOS AND PLAYERS
PIANOS AND PLAYERS
Largest stock of hiRh grade instru
ments in Arizona. Bargains in used
i pianos. Repairs and rennishing.
R E D E W I L L' S
;22 West Washington Street '
PIANO TUNING
S. I.. HAMILTON. Piano Tuner.
Sixteenth year in Phoenix. At home
after Sept. 1st.
PHOTOGRAPHERS
For Fine Portraits
THE RUSSELL STUDIO
Phone 4688. 35 E. Washington.
tf
PAINT SUPPLIES
MATHEWS PAINT CO.. 128 S.
FIRST AVE., WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL. DEALERS IN PAINTS,
OILS. VARNISHES, BRUSHES. ETC.
PHONE 1259. PROMPT DELIVERY.
t PRODUCE
For table use and canning.
Phoenix Fruit and Produce Company.
Phone 17801402
101 West Jefferson tf
RADIATOR REPAIRING
C. K. SEFTON
E. Washington. Phone 1577.
63:
tf
REAL ESTATE OFFICES
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance
W. S. DORMAN
315 W. Washington. Phone 627 tf
CENTRAL ARIZONA LAND CO".
Specialty Casa Grande Valley Lands.
415 National Bank of Arizona Building
ROY NEBLETT REALTY CO.
110 North Central Phone 1708
tf
D WIGHT IS. HEARD
Insurance Loans
Investments Real Estate
CENTRAL AND ADAMS tf
Real Estate Loans Insurance
FRANK R. STEWART
M, of R. B. PHONE 1631
Phone 1997 17 W. Adams St. tf
REFRIGERATION PLANTS
Clark-Monteith Engineering Co.
17 W. Adams St. Phone 1997
tf
SCHOOL OF MUSIC
Everything in music, expression,
language and dancing. Phone 1009. tf
STORAGE BATTERIES
STORAGE BATTERIES -Manufacturers
of batteries and elec
trical appliances.
PHOENIX AUTO ELECTRICAL CO.
07 W. Washineton tf
TIRES
GENUINE Caterpillar tires save you
money and trouble. Also cars for sale.
Repairing done. 719 W. Washington.
TRANSFER AND STORAGE
CHAMBERS TRANSFER AND
STORAGE CO. Any kind of hauling.
Fireproof storage. Phone 1228 or 3526. tf
Baggage checked to destination. All
kinds of haulinr. Fireproof storage,
Lightning Delivery Co.. 43 S. Center.
Phones 3094 and 4126. tf
TRACTOR REPAIRING
ALL MAKES of tractors repaired,
either on ranch or in shop. Tractor
Service Co., 218 W. Jefferson St. Phone
1590.
UNDERTAKERS & EMBALMERS
YARWOOD & HOCKREY
Funeral directors and embalmera.
334 W. Monroe. Phone 3099. tf
Tel. 1670 H. M. MAUS TeL 1929
Sll North First Ave. tf
J. T. WHITNEY
134 WEST ADAMS STREET
tf
THE GEO. F. MERRY MAN CO,
North Second Avenue. Phone 651.
124
tf
MOORE & McLELLAN
Funeral directors and tnoalmers.
829 West Adams St. Phone 601. tf
USED CAR AGENCIES
Cars bought, sold and exchanged.
Harper-Parthum Motor Co.. 245 N. 1st
street. tf
VULCANIZING & RETREADING
MOST modern equipment in town,
and in charge of a man with 15 years'
experience; satisfaction guaranteed.
WILKY-WARTMAN OIL CO. tf
VACUUM CLEANING
OHIO TUEC ELECTRIC SUCTION
SWEEPERS
For sale or rent on easy payment plana,
ARIZ. ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE CO.
325 West Adams Phone 3531 tf
VOICE CULTUHE
TEACHERS of voice. 1 tali in method.
LEONARD BUSHELL studio. Cen
tral M. E. Church. Phone 4933. tf
WOMEN'S EXCHANGE
WOMEN'S EXCHANGE
N. Second Ave. Phone 3893
115
tf
Legal Advertising
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
Of the
County of Maricopa, State of Arizona
Notice of sale of real estate- at
private sale. .
In the matter of the estate of Mary
McNeley, deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
in pursuance of an order of the Su
perior Court of the County f Mari
copa, State of Arizona, made on the
12th day of July,-1920. in the matter of
the estate of Mary McNeley, deceased.
the undersigned, the administrator
with the will anexed will sell at pri
vate sale to the highest bidder subject
to confirmation by said Superior Court,
on the sixth day of September, 1920,
at 1:30 o'clock p. m., at the Court
House in the City of Phoenix in the
said County of Maricopa. State of Ari
zona, the following described real
property, to-wit: Lot Five (5) Block
Nineteen (19) of Neahrs Addition to
the City of Phoenix, Maricopa County,
Arizona.
Terms of sale: Cash.
D. A. FRASER.
Administrator of the estate of Mary
Mc.eiey, deceased.
Dated August 16, 1920.
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LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO, Aug. 18. (U. S. Bureau
of Markets) CATTLE Receipts, 7000.
Market opened very slow on beef and
butcher cattle; early sales steady;
choice steers scarce; bulk good and
choice grades, $15.25(a16.40; grassy
cattle very draggy; bulk, $9.50014.00;
Wyoming and Montana rangers on
sale late; butchers cows and canners
steady at $4.0012.50; bologna bulls.
$5.507.50; calf grades bulk, tending
lower; stockers firm.
HOGS Receipts, 15,000. Market un
evenly 10c to 20c lower than yester
day's average; early top, $16.00; bulk
light and butchers, $15.1515.65; bulk
packing sows, $14.2014.40; pigs, 15c
to 25c lower.
. SHEEP Changed to 33,000. Market,
slow, mostly 25c lower; spots, 50c
dow.n; packers' top native lambs,
J12.00; bulk, $10.50fVi 11.50 ; culls mostly
$7.50; very fat ewes, $1.00; good Mon
tana larribs, $12.25; best feeder lambs,
largely- $12.00.
Kansas City
KANSAS CITY. Aug. 18. (U. S. Bu
reau of Markets) CATTLE Receipts,
&500. Market, beef steers steady; top,
$16.75; few others above $15.25; heif
ers steady; other she stock weak to 25c
lower; few prime heavy cows, $11.25;
calves, steady to 50c lower; odd veal
ers, $13.50; bulk medium and heavy
cows, $7.50 fj 9.50 ; canners, bulls and
feeders, steady.
HOGS Receipts, 4500. '.Market, un
evenly 10c to 2 5c lower; top, $15.60;
packer, top. $15.45; bulk lights and me
flium. $15.20! 15.50; bulk heavy, $14.60
5t 15.25.
SHEEP Receipts. 9000. Market,
killing classes, slow and weak; Colo
rado feeding lambs. $12.00.
Denver
DENVER, Aug. 1 S. CATTLE Re
ceipts. n. Market. 25c to 50c higher:
beef steers. SS.iiOf' 1 2.00; cows and
heifers, $6.00i7.75; stockers andfeeiii
crs, $6.405.50; calves, $7.00fcf 10.00.
SOUTHSIDE
OFFICE SOUTHSIDE DEPARTMENT
16 South Macdonald Street; Phone 341s Mess
TEMPE AGENCY
Laird oV Dines Drug Stare
Phone 22
GILBERT AGENCY
Gilbert Pharmacy
Phone Mesa 1R2
MEXICANS ALLEGED
TO HAVE
COUMIf N HELD
MESA, Aug. IS. Alleged to have
brutally attacked a fellow countryman
apd beat him into unconsciousness,
tiree Mexicans were arrested yester
day by Constable O. L. Pickens and are
being held pending their arraignment
before Judge William Newell in the
Mesa precinct court today. Cando
Garcia, their victim, was removed to
the hospital yesterday morning follow
ing the trouble, where his wounds were
dressed, and if possible he will appear
in court today to testify against his as
sailants. The three Mexicans, Francisco and
Santiago Arnaldo and Jose Revaldo,
were intending to go to Tucson yester
day, it is said, and planned to tke
with them a woman, a relative of Gar
cia. When he offered objection to their
plans, the trio attacked him. One
cheek was cut open for several inches,
his jaw injured, and other wounds In
flicted. The trduble occurred at the
home of Garcia a mile south of Mea on
the Chandler road. Two of the Mex
icans were arrested in that neighbor
hood by Constable Pickens yesterday
morning and the third picked up m
Verde Vista, north of Mesa, later in
the day,
In Moviedom Today
Tom Mix will be the star at the Ma
jestic today, appearing on the screen
in "The Speed Maniac." A Sunshine
comedy. "A School House Scandal," is
also on the program.
Old Timer Returns
J. S. Maddox, a former Mesa resi
dent, returned to the valley yesterday
after an absence of nearly ten years
Years ago Mr. Maddox took up a home
stead on the desert, five miles east
of Mesa on the Roosevelt road, and
now with its being taken In under the
Auxiliary Eastern canal he has Re
turned to give its reclamation personal
attention.
Chandler Road Repaired
- The mud hole on the Chandler road
a mile and a half south of the base
line, was filled in yesterday morning
and traffic is again being directed over
that route. As a result of flooding th.e
road, several hundred yards of the
highway at that point has been under
water since the first of the weeK, ana
during all of that time it has been a
stalling point for a large percentage
of the cars that ventured into it
Straw and dirt were hauled in to flu
the more treacherous holes in the
stretch yesterday morning and the road
is again open to travel.
Road Floodere Up
Frank Russell has been arrested on
a charge of flooding the public high-
wav and will appear before judge
Newell today to explain how it hap
pened. M. C. Phelps, who appeared io
answer a similar cnarge seevrai ao
ago, was fined $10 for the offense.
Depart for the Coast
W. S. MacMannon and Mrs. Mac
Mannon and baby left yesterday by au
tomobile on a trip to fhe California
coast and to points of scenic interest
in the northern Dart Of that state.
Mrs. MacMannon and the baby re
turned Tuesday from Prescott, where
thev nassed the early part of this
month.
Trin to Roosevelt
vfi. and Airs. W. R. Stewart and
children and Mr. Stewart's aunt, Mrs
s s. Fav left early in the week to
snpnii a few davs at the Roosevelt
dam. Mrs. Fay is visiting here from
her home in Freeman, Mo.
nath nf Mexican Woman
Funeral services for Mrs. Quinia
Mendihil were held last evening at
oviock from the Burton undertaking
r,nriora Mrs Mehdlbil died Tuesday
afternoon following a lingering illness
from tuberculosis. She is survicu
by her husband, a baby daughter hav
ing died but a Tew weens previous
Ul.linra From Phoenix
Afra Frank Vance and Mrs. Albert
Viault of Phoenix were visitors in Mesa
yesterday. They were guests at om-
ner at the home of their moiner, u.r
W A. Burton, in North Evergreen.
A Girl in the Family
v. T. Neal of the Kelly-Diehl-Hio
bert office was rejoicing yesterday over
the arrival of a 9-pouna oa.oy gin m
familv horn vesteraay munims
Th. nns arrival makes the hap
tmt mmhination of a boy and a girl
with which the proud father is thor
oughly satisfied.
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TEMPE BRIDE-TO-BE
HONORED AT PARTY
TEMPE, Aug. 19 In honor of Miss
Bertha La Buff, whose engagement has
just been announced. Mr. and Mrs.
L. W. Balch delightfully entertained a
party of friends at their home. 516
Forest avenue, on Tuesday evening.
Miss La Buff, who is employed at
the Tempe National bank, is to be
married to George A. Smith, sales
manager of a St. Joseph, Mo., manu
facturing house, next spring. She ex
pects to pass the, greater part of the
coming winter in Tempe.
The guests of Mr. and Mrs. Balch
on Tuesday evening attended the thea
ter, afterwards retiring to the home,
where a lovely luncheon was erved
and dancing engaged in. The guests
included Miss La Buff, Miss Edith
Mullen, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Mullen, Mr.
and Mrs. A. J. Cosner, Harry Pearl and
H. B. Griffen.
Would Improve Cemetery
Anxious to improve the appearance
of the Double Butte cemetery and to
place the entire burial ground in first
class condition. Mrs. Warner of War
ner Heights, on the highway between
Tempe and Phoenix, has offered to
give all of the gravel needed to im
prove the roadways and walks at the
cemetery. She has also given $5 to
wards the $15 necessary to put cement
coping around two sides of the lot oc
cupied by the graves of Mr. and Mrs.
Nelson, who died here last winter.
Mrs. Warner's lot and another form
the coping for two sides already. Con
tributions for the remaining amount
of the $15 may be made at Laird and
Dines drug store. Cement work at
the Double Butte cemetery which was
started last spring, was stopped dur
ing the summer months, but will be
fume4
and completea.-rly4jaJ
fall, it is stated
ATTACKED
TEWS
CHANDLER AGENCY
Gardner & Harmer Drug Store
Phone 21
GOODYEAR AGENCY
J. E. Flanagan Refreshment
' Parlor
Want Old Clothes Donations
Representatives in Tempe of the
Phoenix office of the Near East Re
lief fund have received requests for
donations of old clothing and are
anxious to make good their share of
their contribution needed. As an in
ducement, to those who contribute, the
name of the individual will be sewed
In the garment and in time two kodak
pictures will be forwarded to the
giver, one showing the Armenian be
fore putting on the garment and a
second picture showing the person at
tired. Donations of all old clothes may
be made to 42 E. Monroe street. Phoe
nix. ,
Aepli Buys Residence
Paul Aepli of the A. J. Peters com
pany has purchased the residence
property of Mrs. Turnbow at 205 E.
Sixth street. He expects to occupy
the home ' the greaiter part of next
month. The deal, was made through
the agency of the Union Land com
pany.
Women's Circle To Meet
The Women's Circle of the Baptist
church will meet this evening at 8:15
o clock on the church lawn. Alter a
short business sosslon a missionary
program will bo given by the young
people, followed by a social hour and
refreshment. 'Everybody is welcome.
and those in charge anticipate a large
attendance.
COTTON INSURED in the field and
storage before it is delivered to gin
Phone, write or see R. A. Windes
Tempe. . dk
Notice! Will party who hooked my
trousers last Sunday night kindly re
turn and get coat and vest, as tuey
are no use to me.
BILLY HIGGINS.
Corner Fourth and Maple Ave., Tempe,
or oactus oarage. Phoenix. adv.
-o - - -
ADD ANOTHER WELL TO
DISTRICT
CHANDLER, Aug. 18. Another
demonstration of the pumping possi
bilities in the district southeast of
Chandler is noted in the completion
last week of a new well on section 18,
seven miles southeast of here. The
pumping plant is the initial move in
the development of a half section in
that district by the.Bennitt and Grif
fen interests, the same paries who
have so successfully developed section
5. southwest of Chandler. The new
well is equipped with a 70-horsepower
Charter engine and has developed an
unusually good flow of water.
inis nan section is under the new
Auxiliary Eastern canal and the plant
just installed is only one of many that
have been placed in operation in that
district during the past year or so by
the Charter people. There is every .in
dication that with the completion of
the new canal system which will supply
flood waters at certain seasons of the
year to augment water developed by
pump that this will be one of the most
flourishing and productive districts in
the valley.
Q
Shipments yesterday included a
mixed car of fruit and vegetables, and
a car of "Diamond P" potatoes, whicn
was shipped in from the northern pari
of California. Another mixed car is
expected today. Prices remain the same.
no change having been noted in the
retail lists yesterday. Fruits are plent
iful, as are tomatoes, which are also in
good condition.
Following is the list of prices:
Dealers Ar Paying
Fryers, ID. . .
Feterita
Kaffir corn .
Whet. cwt.
Barley
Bran, sack .,
Milo maize ..
DEVELOP
.2$
2.90
2.90
4 25
3.00
1.85 ..
3.SS
cei
.60
.40 .SO
.15
.15
.35
.20
.30 ...
.30.
.10
M0
.08
. j . .
.25 .60
,35 .40
.25 ..
.40
.15 .20
.25
.25
1.75 2.10
.25
.60 1.00
.30
.10 .15
.45 r.
.30 .40
.10 .15
.30
.20
.20
.60
.85
-20
124 .15
.20
.05i .06
.25
.174
.15
.20
.25
.30
.12J2 .15
.03 .04
.40 .60
Retail Selling Price
Eggs, doten
Almonds, lb.
Apples, lb. .
'V
Apricots, 1 lb
Asparagu.s, lb
Bananas, 1 lb. for ....
Bell peppers, 1 lb. ......
Blackberries, box
Bunch vegetables, 3 for
Brazil nuts, lb
Cabbage ...
Cucumbers. 2 lbs
Celery, bunch
Cherries. Ib
Crabapples, 2 lbs
Cherries, lb
Cantaloupes, 3 for
Dry onions, 3 lbs
Dromedary dates, pkg.
Flour, 24 -lb. sack
Figs, 3 lbs
Green corn, per" dozen..
Green Chili, lb
Grapes, lb
Grapefruit, 2 for
Hazel nuts, lb
Lemons, dozen
Lettuce, per head
Loganberries, box .....
Lima beans, lb
Loquots, lb
Oranges, dozen
Olives, qt
Okra, lb
Peaches. 1 lb. . '. . .
Pears, lb
Potatoes, lb
Plums, 3 lbs
Peas, lb
Rhubarb, lb
String beans,, lb
Squash, 3 lbs for
Strawberries
Tomatoes, lb
Watermelons, lb
Walnuts, lb ;
COTTON FUTURES
NEW YORK. Aug. 18. Cotton fu
tures closed steady; October, $28.75;
December, $28.00; January, $27.22;
March, $27.00; May, $26.71.
LIBERTY BONDS
NEW YORK. Aug. 18. Liberty
bonds closed: SVis, $90.02; first 4s,
$84.44 bid; second 4s. $S4.90; first 4s,
$84.72; second 4s, $84.22; third 4 'is,
$87.76; fourth 4 Vis. $84.82: victory 3s,
$95.50; victory 4s, $95.52.
METALS
NEW YORK, Aug. IS. Copper, iron,
antimony, lead and zinc, unchanged.
Tin. firm; spot, S4S.00; futures. $48.23
4S.t.0.
At London: Spot copper, 94: elee-
irqjyuc. uncnangoa; tin, las;
lead, 33 10s; zinc, 41 5s.
Republican A. P. Leased Wire
NEW YORK. Aug. 18. The session of
the stock exchange today differed in
no essential particular from the listless
and "reactionary trend of recent days.
Shorts again controlled the market ana
exerted fresh pressure against many of
the more volatile issues.
European affairs, as expressed by the
Russo-Polish crisis were once more an
overshadowing influence, although this
was perhaps less perceptible in the de
sultory movements of foreign exchange.
Sterling, lire and marks were irregu
larly lower, but the Paris rate strength
ened.
Local monetary conditions provided
the bears with fresh ammunition.
Money continued to flow to crop cen
ters, with consequent depletion or time
funds and call loans rose to nine per
cent in the final hour after opening at
the prevailing rate of seven per cent.
Advices from leading commercial ana
Industrial centers were mixed, some
supporting the views or local financial
interests of gradual betterment, necog-
nized trade authorities made pointed
allusion, however, to the failure of the
railroads to come Into the market for
new equipment.
Prices of stocks were mainly higher
at the outset but gave way under sell
ing movements. Motors, metals, leather
and sugar issues were most frequently
singled out by the shorts, oils and ship
ping retrieving part of yesterday's
losses at the Irregular close. Sales
375,000 shares. ' ,
Trading in bonds was progressively
dull, but embraced an unusual number
of issues.. Many active domestic groups.
including Liberty bonds, eased slightly
but Dominion of Canada- fives of 1931
made up xenerday's two-point loss.
Sales (par value) aggregated $7,300,000.
Old IT. s. bonds unchanged oil call,
CHICAGO. Aug. 18. Trade continued
light in wheat, although there was a
good shipping business under way. in
cash grain and the marKM eased orf
with final quotations Vic to c above
yesterday's finish, with December $2.39
to $2.39 & and March $2.40. Scattered
rains In Nebraska and Kansas and a
giving out of the buying power later
led to a sharp reaction in corn, with the
support lacking on the way down. At
the finish prices showed a net loss of
lc to 3'4c with September $1.45 to
$1.464, and December $1.22!i to $1.23,
C0PPLR3
Compiled for The Republican by
R. Allyn Lewis. C. F, Hutton
Co.'s Leas d Wir. Hotel Adams
nuildlnr. 11$ North Central Ave,
a
Anaconda ...51 ....
Eutte 18U ....
Calumet & Ariaona 54 ....
Cere de Pasco ,...374
Chino 25 ....
Inspiration ., ...44 ....
Kennecott ....23H ....
Miami 18
Ray .Cons , .148
Utah .., 58 i
Aritex
Bid Ledge 3i
Calumet & Jerome -
Dundee 14
Green Monster y
Jerome Verde J
Magma ,,24
r
'4
26
Magma Chief i 4
New Cornelia ...... , 16 16
Ray Hercules ,
Silver King 30 35
United Eastern 2 2
verde Extension ,29 Si
verde Combination it U
GRAIN
CHICAGO. Aug. 18. Close
Wheat, December, $2.90
$2.40.,
March
Corn, September,
$1.22?i.
$1-45;
668c;
$24.80;
$18.60;
15.07;
December,
December,
Oats,
September,
68 c.
Pork,
September,
September,
September,
October,
$25.50.
Lard,
October,
$18.90.
Ribs,
December
$15.52.
AH Classes Of
Hay and Grain
FOR SALE
In ton or carload lots, or will deliver
Pnone 19R3, Mesa, or see Ellis H. Pew, Manager
ALFRED J. PETERS & CO.
Gilbert, Ariz.
STOCKS
BONDS
R. ALLYN LEWIS
ADAMS HOTEL BLDG.
Correspondents of E. P. Hutton
Exchange. Direct
LIBERTY BONDS
Commission Merchants
LIBERTY BONDS INVESTMENTS
STOCKS BONDS COTTON GRAIN
MINING AND OIL STOCKS
PRIVATE LEASED WIRES
Correspondents
LOGAN A BRYAN
AUTO STAGE TIME
TABLE
P. M. STAGES DAILY TO 8:15 A. M.
APACHE TRAIL ROOSEVELT DAM GLOSE MIAMI
SUPERIOR RAY 9:15 A. M.
FLORENCE 4:00 P. M.
STAGES HOURLY TO
TEMPE MESA CHANDLER
SIGHTSEEING BUS
LARGE 25 PASSENGER BUS
Special attention given to picnic parties and sightseeing trips over
the Salt River Valley.
Phone 1465
UNION AUTO TRANSPORTATION CO.
11-13-15 East Jefferson St. Phones: 165, 711
-n
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Furnished By
R. ALLYN LEWIS
Private Leased Wire to all Ex-
J t-
n . 1 " u
American Beet bugar
American Can
American International "
American Locomotive
American Smelting and Refining.
American Tel. and Tel. Co
American Woolen '
Atchison
Baldwin' Locomotive '
Baltimer fc Ohio
Bethlehem Steel (B)
Canadian Pacific
71
32,i
69
9'JVi
53:
96
75 Vi
50r'
101
35
7i?;
117
Central Leather
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chandler Motor
Chi., Mil. & St. Paul
Chi., P. I. & Pac. Ry
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Corn Products
Crucible Ste-el
81 '4
32 M
33
3Z ;
, 86;;a
.132
. 12
. 20r'i
, 72
. 30 Vi
. 66
. 75
. 72
. 32
Erie :
General Motors
Great' Northern pfd,
Great Northern Ore
Haskell At Barker
International Paper
Int. Mer. Marine pfd
Invincible. Oil . .
Lackawanna Steel 65 Vi
Mexican Petroleum 1521a
Midvale Steel 39
Missouri Pacific 24
New York Central 70
N- Y., N. H. & Hartford 32
Norfolk &. Western 90
Northern Pacific 73 vfc
Pan American Petroleum 80
Pan American "B" 75'
X'ennsylvania 41'';'
Pierce Arrow 37
Reading . 86 Vs
Republic Iron & Steel 79
Royal Dutch r. 9
Southern Railway :. 23
Southern l'acific ,. 90
ytromberg Curb. 65
Studebaker Co 59
Texas Company i. 45
Tobacco Products . . , , 59
United Food us
United States Rubber
United States Kteel
Union Oil
Vanadium Corp
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Willys Overland
s:j
86
27
64
62
16
PRODUCE
CHICAGO. Aug. 18. Butter,
changed. Eggs, higher; receipts,
un
89."2 cases; firsts, 464 47c; ordinary- first.-,
41VSS42VScj at mark, cases included.
43$i 45c; storage packed firsts,
48c. Poultry, alive, lower; gowla, 28tfj
34c; springs, 38c.
CHICAGO, Aug. 18. Potatoes Re
ceipts, 91 cars; market weaker; Vir
ginia Cobblers, $4.75(fT6. 00 per barrel;
Jersey Cobblers, sacked, $2.903.0i per
cwt.; Minnesota Early Ohios, -$2.50'jj;.
2.75.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 18. Butter,
poultry and eggs, unchanged. .
COTTON
NEW YORK, Aug. 18. -Cotton close.!
steady at a. net decline of 60 to 90
points.
mm
SJ i m Jjrt . -
Passenger and Freight Service
Regular Sailings
Between ,
NEW YORK BOSTON
PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE
MONTREAL PORTLAND. Ue.
and
LXVXRPOOI SOUTHAMPTON
LONDON PLYMOUTH HA VR3
CHERBOURG GLASGOW
BRISTOI MEDITERRANEAN
For Rates of Passage. Sailing or
General Information apply f h
W, WARD PAVIE3
General Ticket Agent for Arizona
X13 West Washington Etreet
Fboenix- Arizona.
GRAIN
COTTON
TELEPHONE
& Ce. Members ef New York Stock
Private Leased Wira
OIL STOCKS
LAW HON A PIPER
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