Arizona republican. [volume], October 19, 1920, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 19, 1920.
TAGE THKEK.
DOZEOFIIITES
BRINGS DEATH TO
PEOIJ
rf Child Welfare bu-
Aldyth Pruce.
roin Indiana
and son. Everett, of
Blrdsoye. Ind., were the guests of W.
M. Roach and family last week.
Guests Hr
Mrs. Irenw Malono and Mrs. Mary
Chubb of Seattle. Wash., who have
been traveling for pome weeks, arrived
Monday to be the guests of Mra. Robert
Lcgue and Mrs. J. R. Sheets.
Republican Rally
There will be-a Republican rally hel l
Tuesday, October 13, at 8 oclock. In
tbs Municipal park. At this time there
will be numerous spenkers on the pro
vlohn PrVOr Spntod On "Rill- sram who are candidates for election.
v x iur, oeaica un nan-ho ro offlceril wm be: mate sen-
roau iracK rscar Donot. is tors c. m. sioddara and n. h. wh
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t i? atally Crushed By Speed
VN ing Passenger Train.
GLENDALE. Oct 18. John Tryor.
prosperous rancher of th Teorla dis
trict, spent Sunlay in Olendale. As
far as knowpbie row, he wag at peace
with the world. Ills health was good,
he had no rressinir family care and
his affairs were in food order.. Durine;
ths afternoon he attended to a few
business details and when these had
been computed he stepped Into a res-
klnson; Bupetvtcora, Jack steward and
Guy Vernon: county attorney, R. K. L.
Sheppard; county sheriff, John Mont
loniery; county treasurer. Dr. Charles
H. Culver: county superintendent, iin
wood S. Pratt; county recorder, Row
lin W. Shaw; county assessor. Harry
rierce; representative. Eighth dis
trict, O. A. White.
Week-End Guest
Miss Katherine Fctidder. who is now
teaching- in the Tempo normal, was the
week-end guest of Misa Alma Adams.
i Mere for winter
taurant for a sandwich and a cud of "Y """" i .CI'"
I come 10 vjirnuiiie iu tt.
ir hoth verv talented In music and
coffee.
Within a few minutes John Pryor
was a crushed and lifeless mass of
clay beside the railroad track. John
Pryor had met the ansel of death with
out a moment's warning and their
meeting, though only of a second's
duration, wrote Xinis at tho end of John
Pryor's life,
Having eaten Ms sandwich and drunk
his coffee, John Pryor walked to the
railroad track and sat down on a tie
with his back to the rails, near the
have been actively , engaged in evan
gelistic work for f.O years.
Visits Daughter
Mrs. Elizabeth Davidson, mother of
Mrs. Nola D. Allen of the lilenaaie
State bank, arrived Sunday from El
Paso and will spend the winter here.
Back in Glendale
Oscar Frevtasr and wife, accom
panied by tier grandfather, M. Hotch-
kiss. have returned to Glendale after
. M PnintAn fa! f T
?:POt- Tn TAT lT8PdvMm yta will be remembered as Ethel
there, and he raised his head to them.
twit AA n ...... I, TI-I.V l l I innilini".
utes afterward the California Limited
thundered down upon him. The head
light of the engine was shlnlnjr and
the whlst.e was sounded. John Tryor
flld not see nor hear. The steps of the
tender of the giant locomotive struck
Win. crushing- his head like an erg-'
hell and breaking- his ribs. John
Pryor died with the taking of a breath.
No reason for suicide has been un
covered, and this theory has been aban- I Claimlnr that the officer who mar-
doned. I to was in the full possession ried them in the City of Mexico was
SAYS WOMAN WAS HIS
WIFE, lit DIME OH
of Ms faculties when I4M seen and be-
uer mat ne might have been under a
temporary aberration has also been
abandoned. Perhaps, they say, he
simply fell Into a do Into a sleep
whose dreams were broken by the
reality of another world.
No funeral arrangements have been
announced for him and search of 1m-
not authorized by the law of Mexico to
perform the ceremony, Francis Fourdo,
found guilty of bigamy by the supe
rior court of Cochise county, has ap
pealed to the supreme court. The case
was submitted yesterday.
Fourde admits his marriage in Mex
ico. but claims that Beatrlz L. De Ford.
as she is known, is not his wife, claim
mediate rela.tlv- ha nrovert . fruitless. Ing that their marriage was not legal
kk .ar. Although he lived with his Mexican
v , . ' , , 1 wlfa for nine years and lter in San
Lssvss for Louisiana I tv..i.KA ta ni-v & a .1.
VMrt. McOowan of Woods pharmacy ,efred t0 have ,ntroduced her as his
, , ! , e,unaa7 or ner norat m iu- wlf6i h6 clalms tnat he nad the right
isiana, wnere inn was canea oy in 1 to marry Maria Earl in Bisbee in 1919
serious uiness or ner tatner. Another case submitted to the su-
Aecepts Position I preme- court yesterday was the appeal
Iewls Hill of Paducah, Kr.. has ac- I of the state in a milicious mischief
cepted a position in the Eagle barber case from Cochise county, where a ver
shop. Mr. Hill has a great many ac- diet of not guilty was returned for the
qualntanees and friends here in Glen
dale that he knew hack in the Blue
Grass state.
Glendale Wins from Cathlon
The Glendale Greys won from the
Cash Ion Red Legs by the tune of 14
to I. The game was a much better
contest tha.i the score Implies. Hdflgo,
the lengthy right-hander, start-d for
Cendale, but was forcel to r-tlre in
the firth frame on account of a sore
thumb on hla chucking arm. He was
relieved by Grasste, who held the hard
hitting- All-stars at his mercy for the
rest of the game. There were some
brilliant fielding features that caused
the rrowd to come to their feet several
times during the game. Brooks, I -vail
and Ortega of the visitors put up a
brilliant brand of baseball, while Lloyd
Hudson of the Grays made a wonder
ful running catch of a hot liner back
of short tbat was a hit in 'most any
man's gums. Captain Lewis was the
defendant, Charles Gardner, Sr.
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CHANDLER NEWS
CHANDLER, Oct. II. Miss Nell
Harris, formerly connected with the
local postoffice, has resigned her po
sition and is now connected with the
Chandler Arlzonan.
The dance given at the Freeman
hall on Saturday evening was a decided
success and there were many in at
tendance. Don't forget the big K. P,
dance to be given on Wednesday even
Ing. Oct. 20, for the benefit of the
widow of a former member. There
will also be a masquerade given at
Freeman hall on Monday evening. Oct
1. by the Security Benefit association
Many of the local residents Journeyed
to Phoenix on Sunday and attended
the different shows and dances.
The help for the San Marcos hotel
star stick artist, getting a home run are arriving dally and getting thing
that went so far that it bounded into (under way for the formal opening o
the basement of the high school. Much the hotel next month
credit must be given to Manager Her
ring of the Cashlon team, as he han
dled hla men In grand fashion.
The game with Peoria did not ma
terialize, the reason for their non-ap
pearance not being given.
Child Welfare
The Child Welfare circle will meet
with Mrs. B. M. Casey on Wednes
day, October 10, at 2:20 o'clock. The
following program will be given: "The
Mother of Eugene Field." Mrs. C. Whit-
ney; "Little Boy Blue." Mrs. Taul Wil
liams; address by Mrs. Charles R-1
Miss Glen Adams, bookkeeper for the
New York store, is confined to her
some with an attack of tonsllltls.
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In 1901 the average man's output in
the United States was 729 tons; last
vear. with the aid of machinery, it
was 1134 tons.
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Mushrooms are now grown in a large
New York establishment, which wa
formerly a brewery.
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Elect Stoddard state senator, adv. It
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'ANNOUNCEMENT
To the Ladies of Phoenixand Vicinity
Tuesday, October 19th
Frances See will display an unusual as
sortment of HIGH CLASS PATTERN
HATS in her beautiful new apartments,
311 WEST JEFFERSON
These hats, of latest design will be on dis
play throughout this week and will be sold at "sea
son end" prices.
FRANCES SEE
311 WEST JEFFERSON
TBie Greatest . Bargain Spot En PlhoenS
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Barbara B
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ndtloini off
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Here is where your dollar does extra duty takes the "H" out of H. C. E. Puts good seasonable
merchandise within the reach of all and don't f crget "It pays to trade at The Boston Store."
"REDUCTION OF FALL PRICES" "REDUCTION OF FALL PRICES"
YARD WIDE OUTINGS ? SWANS FLEECE OUTINGS
Greatly used for undergarments, pajama and warm comfort cov- A beautiful quality plain colored outing flannel in pure white,
erjngs, in assorted light grounds and stripes, colors absoj O O cream, pink, blue and grey, formerly sold at 49c yard, 99
lutely fast, formerly sold up to 49c yard, special , . uo y now per yard oot
COTTON BATTS COLORED OUTING FLANNELS
Save money, make your own comforts. This is a value, a full large A f coIod outiif 1 lannel. in assf)rted dark and light !es'
size, full comfort size batt, 72x90. Soft fleecy white - 9K greatly used for comfort covenngs, a former . 1QC
cotton. Extra special each 5J-OD 29c value per yarf
This is an extraordinary batt value. 39c OUTING FLANNEL , , , , v
rDItc . nrD D ATTC . This is a dandy value, special weight and quality, colors absolutely
CRUSADER BATTb fast, big assortment of patterns, OfT
One of the very best cotton batts made all selected cotton, extra extra special per yard 0.
large size and weight, a batt'of regular $2.39 value, g9 FANCY DRESS GINGHAMS " " '
extra special each .-. in assorted fancy plaids and small checks in the celebrated Amos-
WHITE OUTING FLANNEL keag ginghams, colors absolutely fast, ginghams formerly OK
A bargain you cannot afford to overlook, a special weight white selling up to 39c yard, extra special per yard dOK
twilled, a weight for service and warmth, a regular 9Qr BEST AMERICAN CALICOES
45c value, extra special per yard AUK Hundreds and hundreds of yards best quality American calicoes
i7ktc iiUnir cuiotc v . v m naVy Calcuttas, greys, cardinals and blacks and whites,
MENS WORK SHIRTS colors absolutely fast, V v OA.
Mens work shirts of special heavy weight mail carriers' blue special per yard
chambray. Collar attached, all sizes, reinforced seams ,OK A. C. A. FEATHER TickiNG ' ' '
and pockets, extra special ' W&0 Genu'ine" A c. A best quality feather ticking, positively the best,
BUNGALOW CRETONNES fast colored blue and white stripe, formerly sold at . KQ
36 inches wide, colors absolutely fast, one of the best wearing and 79c yard, extra special
most satisfactory comfort coverings made, beautiful patterns, big 36-INCH DRESS PERCALES 1
assortment, regular 50c values, QKn Absolutely fast colored dress percales in light and dark colors and
special per yard OoL styles full yard wide quality formerly selling up 29 C
BLEACHED MUSLIN nvtvV "
, . , , . , , v - . j . . . . BEST QUALITY CHALLILb
Yard wide bleached muslin, free from dressing and starch, a mus- Best m he weight challieSf 36 inches wide, in assorted
lin formerly sold at 35c yard, 22V2C dark and medium light colors. Colors positively fast, 971 A C
6Pecial -. . . .-v quality regularly selling at 39c yard, special u '
CHAPMAN BLEACHED TUDOR CRETONNES
A full yard wide bleached muslin, formally selling at 39c yard. A Greatly used for draperies, coverings and comfort coverings, dark
bleached muslin of extra service and value, very and light colors, beautiful patterns, worth up 25c
specially priced, per yard to 39c yard, special
Extra Specials for Cool' and Qrispy Miglbts
Your unrestricted choice of our entire mammoth stocks of winter beddings Cotton Blankets Cotton and
Wool Blankets and all Wool Blankets Cotton Wool and Down filled Comforters No reserve All now aK
your choice at
20 DUSCOUMT
Bargains of the Greatest SirnporS'anc& In
SHOES-Meim's, Wooieo's and ChMdireinis,SlHIOkS
- Our underpriced bargain basement shoe department is a,regular beehive "Where the honey is You will
find the most bees" The honey in this instance is the truly wonderful bargains we are offering you in shoes of all.
sizes for all members of the family, and again remember
It Fays to Trade at the Bostoim Store
' "Reduction of Fall Prices" "Reduction of Fall Prices" "
' 200 PAIRS MEN'S SHOES WOMEN'S HIGH TOP BOOTS
200 pairs men's shoes, made of best quality tan calf, regular army In all about 50 pairs, women's high top boots in tans, black and
shoes, on the celebrated Munson last, all sizes, CJK QK greys, French heels a wonderful value, pr QfT
ctual value $8.50, choice 0UU N your ci10ice whne they last ipO.UO
200 PAIRS MEN'S SHOES BOYS' BIKE SHOES
A wonderful bargain, 200 pairs men's black dress shoes in Blucher Bys' bike shoes of genuine elk hide in tan and smoked leathers,
cut or English last models, a full range of sizes, shoes of (gfi QPC all sizes, a shoe the boys really enjoy l?q Apr
actual worth to $12.00 pair, extra special, choice. . . . V3.JO wearing, special .-. wu.uu
100 PAIRS WOMEN'S OXFORDS WOMEN'S FELT SLIPPERS
100 pairs of women's oxfords in both tan or black kid, made with The genuine "Comfy" feet slippers in every size, style and color,
Cuban heels, a shoe of extreme service and stylish lasts, K AK padded soles, specially priced, GJO OPT TO 0 A A
actual worth to $9.50, While they last 000 per pair tP.U tPO.UU
Do not overlook the fact that the Boston Store carries the biggest and best assorted stock of
Oram
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clhl
In the state All of the best makes in every size and style and always priced less than you pay elsewhere.
The home of real bargains The Boston Store Bargain Basement.
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