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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 21, 1920
PAGE FIVE
K
For Deer and Big Game
SAVAGE
SPOTTING RIFLES
A shipment of these highly popular rifles has just
reached us, practically completing our line of Savage
Arms, which includes 30-30, 303, 250-3000, in take
down models and the new bolt action 250-3000
Savage which is the most talked of sporting rifle
that has ever been put in the hands of sportsmen.
Drop in today and look them dver.
THE BEST IN SPORTING GOODS
PALACE
HARDWARE & ARMS CO.
WHOLESALE RETAIL
SPORTING GOODS
Phoenix," Ariz.
THE MAfCf?STft STORE
it
Fhe Land
O
ta
s Where contented farmers raise bumper crops
of corn, wheat and maize where berries, melons
and citrus fruits grow in abundance.
Mr. -Renter
offers opportunity to you. There is still time
for you to place yourself in the owner class
get one of these farms for yourself NOW
, v
Be independent everything is ready for your
coming plenty of water good, deep, rich,
silt soil fine climate and a good market close
at hand.
There are some choice lands cleared and un
cleared that may still be bought for $150 to $250
per acre.
The terms on which we sell are long and easy
with pne quarter down 6 interest on the
balance.
COME IN, WRITE OR PHONE
Fred Redinger, Local Mgr.
33 Jorth First Avenue. Phone 4166
Rick Burrows Tucson Office James E. McDonald
Sales Mgr. 86 East Bdwy. General Mgr.
COMMITTEE!!! OF
BOTH PARTIES TO
ORGANIZE TODAY
County committeemen of both par
ties will meet today to form their re
spective organizations and elect of
ficers. Republican committeemen will
meet at 2 o'clock this afternoon in K.
of P. hall, while Democratic commit
teemen will meet at 10 o'clock this
morning in the board of supervisors'
office in the court house.
The following is a list of the com
mitteemen, both Republican and Dem
ocratic, elected at the primary election
for each precinct in the pounty. An
"R" after the names denotes Repub
lican, and a "D" Democrat. The num
ber of committeemen to a precinct
varies.
Aguila: T. J. Hilliard, R.
Alhambra: Clay Tice, D.; Thil C.
Ensign, R. ; Ira Beck, R.
Alkire: L. H.' Storm, R.
Alma: H. S. Standage, D.; Cepheus
Williams, R.; Fred C. Brackett, R.;
Ed Lewis, R. ; A. M. Davis, D.
Broadway: L. M. Hoghe. D.; Xellie
Howard Parker, R.
Buckeve: II. A. Hughes, D.; G. P.
Brown, R.; M. J. Young, R.
Cartwright: J. A Riggins, XJ. ,
Charles P. Root. R.
Cave Creek: E. A. Howard, R.
East Chandler: Orris -Holdren, D.;
H. C. Gardner, R .: H. F. Lillywhite, it.
West Chandler: J. D. Arnie, D.; J.
B. Webber, D.; W. W. Pickreii, R.; w.
Lewis. R .: Aln Lukin. R.
Christy: Gary D. Acuff, D.; Shirley
Christy, R.; Shell Mosier, R.
Coldwater: Joe A. Hill, R.
Creighton: C. M. Baker, R.; Allen
Creighton, R.; M. T. Shelton, R.; Ld L.
Show, D.; S. D. Cox, D.; P. T. Power, u.
Cotton City: C. J. Waterhouse, t.,
Joe King, D.
Fish Creek: E. H. Hays, D.; P. L.
Lacy, R.
Fowler: L. E. Graham, K. ; Airs. J. r.
Ivy. D.
Germania: J. P. Lenoir. u. vance
K, Auxier, D.; Joseph S. Jencks, it..
Clarence Williard, R.
Gilbert: J. T. Porter, D.: F. D. Ro-
well, D.; P. S. Lacy, R. ; L. bew
ail. R.
Glendale, No. 1: Raymond Dyas, t,
T. Hall Zartley, D.
Glendale, No. 2: J. L. Gant, R.; L.
D. Roach, D.
Glendale, No 3: Otto Mustrath, XJ.,
Charles Gilbert, R.
Glendale, No. 4: William Walter, it.;
A. O. Jacobs, D.
Gila Bend: B. B. DeNuse, K.; a. ti.
Sout, R
P-nndvMr- TJ T Jones. XJ.
Heard: Anzie E. Byrne. D.: Walter
Vt Stron?. R.
Hie-lev: J. L. Lornless, JJ.: Aamune
G. Germann, R,
Kyrene: Robert Finch, R.
Tkjuic: James A. Fierce. R.
Tjivopn : Fred Galusha, R.: William
O Moore, D.
Lehi: Orlando Merrill, !.; it. w
Los Olivos, No. 1: John Dennett, jr.,
R.; G. H. Coffin, R.; W. W. -OOK, ...
M. A. Stanford. D.
Los Olivos, No. 2: Charles Sorensan,
D W. E. Simpson. R.
T.lhertv: H. u. ijarreii, tx.; a.
Taf fnrtv. D.
Meridian: Rufua Baker, it.; itoDeri
Holmes. E.
Mesa, No. 1: John w. uonnoiy, u..
Isaac Dana, R. ; J. S. Robertson, it..
Fred C. Weks. R.
Mesa. No. 2: D. II. Klienman, L-,
PVfid Main. D .: Glenn Stanley. XJ.; it
M. Flusher, R.; pavie Hibbard, .R.;
Charles T. Price, R.; W. A. Kiggs, it.
mmh -nto. 3: W. A. Burton, jj. ; n..
W Rparilalev. R.- H. M. Hall. R.
Ma TCo. 4: M. C. Jfneips, xj.; in.
A. Zremhall, R.; Charles Z. Sabin. R.
Ooawall. R '
Miirohv: R. L. weraon, XJ.; a. a.
Willard, R.
Madison: Burt McDonald, R-:
TlrkWllv TV
i-irmA- C. H". Dean. R.: Lillian M
Won t?
Osborn. No. 1: Henry G. Powers, D.;
n w xvoodsburv. D.: E. J. Harring
tn t? s. F. Williams. R.: W. H. Still-
Osborn. No. 2: George G. Doyle, R;
t xt trtr. Tt- E A. Tannehill, R; L. J.
OoHnrn TMo. 3: N. C. Moore, D: Mrs
Luther Creed, R; Mrs. H. A. Guild, R;
T? T. ndpll R.
Park View: C. P. Lockhart, R; Burt
T. Pinkerton, D.
Phoenix. No. 1: F. L. Bogue, R.
Phoenix, No. 2: Mrs. R. E. Warren
r- N V. Anderson. D; John L. Irv-in
Da C. V. Ainsworth, R; L. G. Galland, R
F1 TM Holmauist. R.
Phoenix. No. 3 : Emma C. Holland, D ;
TV. .T. Saddlei. R: Frank Smith. R.
Phoenix. No. 4: J. O. Johnson, D; R.
L. Hayes, R; J. H. Knight, R; Perry
Pavn e. R.
Phoenix. No. 5: J. M. Shott, D;
Claude D. Jones, D; George Schade, D;
Arnold Mandall. R; Chas. F. Smurth
wide, R; S. A. Thompson, R.
Phoenix No. 6: Jessie C. Wanslee, D
Joe M. Balz, D; Inez E. Struckmeyer,
D; H. R. Daggs, R: George W. Julias
R: C. N. Gulley. R; George Kirkland, R
Phoenix, No. 7: Cecil D. Boyce, D;
Kittie L. Sullivan, R.
Phoenix. No. 8: Rose A. Cummings,
D; Mrs. Emma J. Henderson, D; Doan
Merrill, R; Harry W. Young, R; Luke
W. Henderson, R.
Phoenix, No. 9: Thomas Malony, D;
M. T. Wevant. D: C. E. Beach, R; E
M. Hull. R; Maude L. Steele, R.
Phoenix, No. 10: Marguerite Bridges,
D: George W. Stokoe, D; Cecil Da-vis
R; L. T. Sutherland, R; Franb Wood, R
Phoenix, No. 11: J. T. Murphy, D
Gilbert C. Blanco, R; Jackson How
ai d, R.
Phoenix. No. 12: Phillip L. Greene, R;
G. A. Gushing, R; Jack Walker, D.
Phoenix, No. 13: W. E. White, D; d.
W. Hartman, R; E. C. Moore, R; J. W.
Spear, R; Thomas P. Walton, D.
Phoenix, No. 14: Dem Caloham, D;
R. L. Edwards, D; Harry Johnson, D;
Clara. Emmerson, R; V. M. Johnson, ;
Grant Monical, R.
Phoenix. No. 15: J. K. McBride, D;
Kimble Bannister, R; Andrew J. Baum
ert. R; J. H. McClintock, R.
Phoenix, No. 16: W. L. Barnum, D;
Lloyd B. Christy, R; A. J. Moore, R;
Richard Sloan, R.
Phoenix, No. 17: Isaac Forney, R;
Ray Hilbrandt, R; B. J. Broughan, D.
Phoenix. No. 18: James E. Nelson, R;
A. 11. Lock, R; George Christy, R; T.
M. Drennaiv D; H. B. Wilson, D.
Phoenix, No. 19: R. J. Dobbs, R; J. F.
Powe. R; Frank Thomas. R; E. B.
(Joodwin, D; A. C. White. D.
Phoenix, No. 20: H. B. Tuckey, R;
Burt O. Brown. R; J. C. Reed, R; Geo.
Deal, R; Forrest R. Graha.n, D; William
J. Sheldon, I); Mattie L. Williams, D.
Phoenix, No. 21: II. W. Rountree, D;
J. L. B. Alexander, R; W. C. Foster, R;
A 1'. Moore, R.
Phoenix, No. 22: Frank Dyke, D;
Grover G. Morgan, D;. Thos. J. Imler,
Si; Ben Pierce, R.
Phoenix, No. 23: 1. M. Bonar, R.
Phoenix, No. 24: J. B. Westfall, R;
Dean Woodward, R; Walter Brawner.D.
Phoenix, No. 25: A. C. Ganawzy, R;
C. A. Stauffer, R; John W. Waprner, R.
Palo Verde: Chas. T. Baker, D; Wil
liam Walton, R.
Peoria: II. A. Thompson. R; J See-
worth, R; M. E. Furrey, R; O. W. Jen
nings, D J. M. Hall, D; J. B. Grey, D.
Riverside: F. N. Downing, D; Lillian
M. Hall, R.
Scottsdale: E. O. Brown, R; Wilfred
Hayden, D.
Sentinel: F. W. Gordon, D.
Surnyside: C. E. Harris, R; Robert
Henderson, D. ,
Tempe, No. 1: E. C. Adams, D; W.
Still, R.
Tempe, No. 2: John Butchett, D; John
Franker; berg, R.
Tempe, No. 3: W. E. Laird, D; R. J.
Hight, R.
Tempe, No. 4: T. J. Goodwin. D;
Chas. W. Harris. D; R. A. Celaya, R;
O. C. McNargy, R.
Washington: Clyde Lamson, "R.
Wickenburg: A. R. Volk, R.
Wilson: C. S. Smith. R; E. Sam
Selph, R; Harry T. Sher, R; Fred
Tait, R.
DELEGATIONS COMING
FOR GOV. COX' VISIT
Large delegations from Nogales,
Yuma, Tucson, Graham county, Green
lee county, Florence and Pinal county,
Globe, Miami and Prescot have been
announced as preparing to attend the
program outlined for Governor Cox
here tomorrow, according to Con P.
Cronin, of the committee of arrange
ments of the Maricopa County Cox
Roosevelt club. These localities have
already sent definite word that they
will be in Phoenix tomorrow, and it is
believed by the committee that delega
tions will also come from many, other
sections of the state.
The ox party will be met by the com-
STATE ID COUNTY
TAXES ARE NOW DUE
State and county taxes for 1920 are
now due and payable, according to a
statement issued yesterday by Vernon
L. Wright, deputy county treasurer.
The tax rolls for the year 1920-1921
were turned over to the county treas
urer yesterday morning by the board
of supervisors for collection. The first
installment of the taxes is now due and
will become delinquent on November
1, 1920.
The second installment of taxes will
be due on March 7, 1921, Mr. Wright
said, and will become delinquent on
May 2, 1921. The total tax may be paid,
Mr. Wright stated, now instead of pay
ing only half of it if so desired by the
taxpayer. The taxes now due include
both assessments on real property and
personal property.
If allowed to become delinquent, 4
per cent is added to the amount as
sessed as a penalty and interest at the
rate of 10 per cent per annum is added
until the amount is paid. The county
taxes include the school assessments
and the town levies with the exception
of the city of Phoenix, who collects
their own levies for city purposes.
o
Interest charges on the present debts
Of the world amount to $9,000,000,000 a
year.
mittee of arrangements of the club at
the Southern Pacific depot at 7 o'clock
tomorrow morning, and this committee
jvill be in charge, of the day's activi
ties. '
Candidates
Circulars,
and Hand
Printed fox
Card:
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Phone 4331
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RECklVEDTAT 20-22 NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE, PHOENIX, ARIZONA
1920 SEP 17 AM 8:30
A 18 GS 60 COLLECT NL
DX NEW YORK NY SEPT 16
CHAS KORRICK
CARE CHAS KORRICK AND BRO.
PHOENIX ARIZ
THERE HAS BEEN A BREAK IN THE SILK HOSIERY MARKET AND
IN ORDfeR TO GIVE OUR PATRONS THE ADVANTAGE OF SAME
REDUCE THE ENTIRE STOCK OF WOMEN'S AND MEN'S SILK
HOSIERY, INCLUDING ONYX, PHOENIX, IiAYSER, RADMOOR AND
VAN RAALTE BRANDS TWENTY FIVE PER CENT. ADVERTISE
SALE TO BEGIN MONDAY MORNING
ABE KORRICK
The Above Telegram from Our Mr. Abe Korrick, Now in' New York
City, Is Self Explanatory, and Here s the Reductions
WOMEN'S AND
WOMEN'S AND
WOMEN'S AND
WOMEN'S AND
WOMEN'S AND
WOMEN'S S2.75
WOMEN'S S3.00
WOMEN'S $3.15
WOMEN'S $3.25
WOMEN'S $3.50
MEN'S $1.00 SILK HOSE 75c
MEN'S $1.50 SILK HOSE $1.13
MEN'S $1.59 SILK HOSE $1.19
MEN'S S2.00 SILK HOSE $1.50
MEN'S $2.50 SILK HOSE $1.88
SILK HOSE $2.06
SILK HOSE $2.25
SILK HOSE $2.36
SILK HOSE $2.44
SILK HOSE $2.62
,
WOMEN'S $3.95
WOMEN'S $4.00
WOMEN'S $4.25
WOMEN'S $4.50
WOMEN'S $4.75
WOMEN'S $5.50
WOMEN'S $5.95
WOMEN'S $6.50
WOMEN'S $6.75
WOMEN'S $7.00
SILK
SILK
SILK
SILK
SILK
SILK
SILK
SILK
SILK
SILK
HOSE $2.94
HOSE $3.00
HOSE $3.19
HOSE $3.37
HOSE $3.56
HOSE $4.12
HOSE $4.46
$4.88
$5.06
HOSE
HOSE
HOSE $5.25
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