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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 28, 1920
SPECIALISTS
In the Examination of Eyes and the
Fitting of Corrtct Gtassea
Northrop Optical Co.
EAST ADAMS STREET
Phone 630 for Appolntmant '
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Phone 30S9
WATER REPORT
newrvolr, elevation . . .' 138.85
Reservoir, c ontents, acra feet. .955,59
Ioss. 24 hours 845
Elevation, year ago 168.22
Contits year ago 579,031
Water used, north side t 29.920
Water used, south side 11,298
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WEATHER FORECAST
Arizona: Thursday and Friday part
ly cloudy; warmer Thursday and prob
ably Friday.
Colorado: Thursday and Friday fair
and warmer.
New Mexico: Thursday and Friday
fair and warmer.
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WEATHER REPORT
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PHOENIX, ARIZONA
Phoenix Seed and
Feed Company
WhoWaala and Retail
125 East Jefferson St
Boston tg
Buffalo 68
Chicago 44
Denver ii
Flagstaff 46
Fresno ......... 74
Galveston tl
Kansas City .... 48
I -on Angeles .... 64
Minneapolis .... IS
Needles 70
Naw Orleans .... 2
New Yorlc 3
Oklahoma 4
PHOENIX . 72
Pittsburg 68
Portland, Ore. .. 64
St. Louis 48
Salt Lake City .. 64
San Diego 63
San Francisco .. 54
Spokane 66
Tucson 76
Washington .... 72
Winnipeg 2s
Yuma 76
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localBticis
76 Cloudy .00
68 Cloudy .02
(2 Cloudy .20
62 Clear .00
66 Clear .00
78 Ft. Cldy .00
61 Clear .00
62 Clear .00
72 Clear .00
49 Cloudy .00
80 Cloudy 00
70 Pt. Cldy .00
70 Cloudy .00
62 Clear .00
84 Pt. Cldy .00
64 Clear .18
64 Rain .01
60 Ft. Cldy .00
64 PC Cldy .00
66 Clear .00
62 Ft. Cldy .00
68 Cloudy .00
82 Pt. Cldy .00
76 Cloudy 06
26 Clear .00
84 Pt-Cldy .00
time vns spent In New York and Boston.
ADMITTED TO BAR On motion of
W. R. Kramer and credentials from the
appellate division of the supreme court
of New York, Martin Le Boutillier was
ARRAIGNED ON CHARGE Tewis admitted to- practice law in tms siaie
Walker yesterday was ararigned before by the supreem court yesterday. Mr.
Justice McKea on a charge of commit- Le Boutillier will locate in this city.
Inn- tafntorv offens. He was com- Tn FNTFRTilM r.l 11B LEADER
mitted to the county Jail when he failed Mra E j piajan of Eisbee, presi-
to furnish a bond of $10,000. The pre- dent of the Btate federation of women's ,
limlnary examination of thcasa win culDSj who is in the valley to attend
bo held next Monday afternoon at 1 tne central Arizona district federation
o'clock. The complaint was made by conTention which wfll be held In Peoria
Ruthie Ma tsraneuiii. today, will be the guest of honor at a
TO ELECT OFFICERS The annual reception glv,en by Mrs. IL C. Lockett,
election of officers of the Arizona district leacration president, tomorrow
Anti-Tuberculosis association will oe afternoon. Mrs. Lockett will receive
held at the Woman's club on Thursday from 2 to 6 o'clock. Her guests will
evening, Nov. 4. The meeting will be include presidents of women's clubs of
In the nature of a dinner to which in- the district and the executive board of
vitatlons have already been sent by the the district federation. She will be
executive committee. Dean isyron assisted In receiving by past presidents
Cummlngs of the University of Arizona of the state federation, Mrs. -lenry .
will be the principal speaker. Ross and Mrs. II. A. Guild. Miss Louise
DAin MAPPFRR COMING The Freeland, president of the Woman s
chamber of commerce received word club of the Washington district, will
yesterday that Harry Locke, author oi pour.
Locke's Road Maps, accompanied by WILL RECEIVE SUNDAY Dr. and
his map maker, William T. Taylor, is Mrs. DavM L. LIknaitz will receive
in tha state on a road mapping tour Sunday afternoon from 2 until S
and will presumably be In Phoenix o'clock at their apartments at the
within a few days. LocKe is engaseu Westminster. No cards have been 1s
at present in mapping the Prescott- sued for the event, which will be in
Jerome shortline. formal in character.
WANTS MILO MAIZE The Marl- ORDERS SURVEY The surveyor
rona. county farm bureau issued an in- general issued an order Yesterday for
quiry yesterday among farmers of the mineral survey No. 3717, providing for
Salt River valley for live carioaas ui the survey of the Pasadena No. 1, No
milo maize. 2. No. 3, No. 4, No. 5 and No. 6 lode
GETS LONG SENTENCE C. II. mining claims, situated 1 nthe Cedar
Duggan, who pleaded guilty in the su- mining district, Mohave county.
RETURNING FROM COAST Mrs.
Bertrand R. Cocks will return te Phoe
Haas, Barcch & Co, he
GROCERS
WHOLESALE
Local Waathar Yesterday
6 a.m. Noon
Temp., dry bulb .. 47
Temo. wet bulb .. 43
Humidity, per cent 72
Wind from
Wind, miles ...... 6
Rainfall 0
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ARIZONA HARDWARE
SUPPLY CO. . ,
Tha Only EXCLUSIVE
WHOLESALE
Hardware Hausa in tha State
p.m.
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Weather ....Cloudy ruciay rr-iay
Highest yesterday ......... ..85
LowMt vesterdav 44
Total rainfall 0
Deficiency In temperature yesterday,
2 degrees.
Deficiency In temperature since the
first of the month. 87 degrees.
. Accumulated deficiency In tempera
ture since January 1, 87 degrees.
. Normal nreclnltatlon January 1 to
date. 6.30 Inches. '
Actual precipitation January V to
date 6.03 Inches.
Deficiency' since January 1,
Inches.
Constable Ice and
Fuel Company
Phone 1555
WOOD AND COAL
nrlnr rnurt recently ta a Charge Oi I
tmbezlement. was sentenced on Tues
day by Judge Stanford to serve from nix tomorrow from Palo Alto, where
two to five years In the state penuen- 8ne attended the funeral of her mother,
tlary. Dug?an was charged witn rent- Mrs. T. B. Downing, yesterday. Mrs.
Ing a car from Sam i lelds ana driving Downing was in 111 health for several
it to l
secure
this he is alleged to have offered the other daughter, Mrs. Ion Parks, lives
car for sale. He was arrested on bus- jn Palo Alto. The eons who survive
picion by Sheriff Hall at Florence ana Mra Downing are P. M. Downing of
brought back to Phoenix. I San Francisco and Claud Downing of
HALLOWE'EN PARTY The Ep- Berkeley.
worth league or the irst aieinoaisi 13 VISITOR HERE Lester Lan-
Eplscopal church is to give a Hal
lowe'en "blowout" at the unnnisnea
skeleton of the Deaconess hospital at I
Tenth street and McDowell road on
Friday evening. Oct. 29.
K. OF C. DANCE The social com-
deker Goodman arrived In Phoenix
yesterday from New York en route to
his home in San Francisco. This is
Mr. Goodman's first visit here since
he left Phoenix- a number of years ago
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Charles Wesley Smalley
Charles Wesley Smalley, 20-year-old
son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Smalley,
died at the family home on Fast Brill
street yesterday after an Illness of two
weeks. Funeral services will be held
at 8:45 o'clock tomorrow morning at
St. Mary's Catholic church. The body
may be viewed today at the A. L.
Moore and Son's Undertaking rooms.
Besides his parents, Charles Smalley
Is survived by a brother, James H.
Smalley of Collbian, Colo., and three
sisters, Mrs. II. WT. Henderson of Em-
mitt, Idaho; Mrs. Mary Henry Ellis of
Chandler, and Miss Anna Smalley of
the home here.
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HIGHWAYS WEATHER BULLETIN
. River Crossings
The river at Sacaton is still dry. The
crossing is in good condition.
Cochise County
All roads in good condition and be
ing Improved.
' Gila County
Snow and rain over county has soft
ened the roads. Maintenance work
going on which will restore the gen
erally good condition.
Graham County
Graham County roads rough and
dusty.
Maricopa County
Valley roads improving, drying rap
idly; roads north good; coast roads
dusty and rutty. Superior and Apache
Trail drying.
Navajo County
Fort Apache road good to Snowflake.
Snowflake to Showlow muddy from
snow on Wednesday, the 20th. Show
low to Fort Apache passable, Hol
brook to Winslow being dragged; o. k.
by Tuesday. 26th. Old Trails to St.
Johns, good.
Pima County
About one-fourth of an Inch of rain
fell at Tucson.
Pinal County
Recent rains of slight benefit; roads
little better than 'before. Mountain
roads good. Valley roads dry and
dusty.
Santa Cruz County
AH county roads In good traveling
condition: no rains or snow' up to the
present.
Coming Events
mlttee of the Knights or coiumous wm Goodman. Mr. Goodman holds a re
give a social dance on Friday evening, sponsible position with the Beach Nut
Oct. 29. Knights and their friends are packing company
Invited to attend. ORGANIZING TOBACCO DEALERS
JUNIOR AUXILIARY MEETING
There will be an important meeting of association of the United States, a na
the Junior Auxiliary at the school ad- jonal organization including tobacco
ministration building Friday evening, dealws of &U kinds. Is belnr carried
at 8 o'clock. All members are urged lnto Arizona by V. E. Hicks of 24
to attend and to bring their friends. South First avenue, renresentatlvn of
FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD I the John
DANCE The T. I. C. of the Fraternal Francisco, a branch of th ljrft nrf
Brotherhood will give a "Jinx" dance Mvr Tnho
on Saturday evening at the K. of P. now recelvinr membersh'ln amplications
hall. All members are urged to be from Arizona tobacco dealers. The
present. There will be cards and danc- work or tne Tobacco Merchants' asso-
ing, with one of the best orchestras elation, devoted to serving the lndus-
tnai can oe procureu. a gouu iuno 13 tryt includes protectln the Interests
HUH
CASE IS POSHED
Thursday, Oct. 2S Tea dance at the
County club, 5 to 8 p. m.
Thursday, Oct. 29 Semi-annual con
vention of Central Arizona Dia
trict Federation of Cluba at Peoria.
Thursday, Oct. 2S Hallowe'en dance
at Woman's club by Business and
Professional Woman's club.
Friday, Oct. 29 Box social by Madi
aon Woman'a club at tha Madison
achool, 7:30 p. m.
Saturday, Oct. 30 Hallowe'en aupper
dance at Country club, 7 p. m.
Thursday, Nov 11 Concert by Joseph
Lhevinne, Russian pianist, at high
achool auditorium, under auspices
of Musical Events club.
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BALLOT BOXES Iff
.FOB POLLING PLACES
Inspectors appointed by the board
of supervisors for each of the voting
precincts in Phoenix and those ad
joining the city are requested to
phone C L. Standage, clerk of the
board of supervisors, whether they will
call for the election supplies and bal
lot boxes for their precincts or not.
The boxes will be ready to send out
to each of the polling places in a day
or two and it Is necessary that the
board know the Intentions of the in
spectors In order that arrangements
can be made to get the supplies to the
precinct.
When the inspectors were notified
of their appointment by the board of
supervisors, each was requested to ad
vise the board about the supplies for
that precinct. So far only a few have
done so. Clerks in office of the board
of supervisors have more than half of
the ballot boxes ready to ha taken to
the polling places. Those going to the
outlying precincts in the county will
he sent out tomorrow by express,
Each ballot box contains all the sup
plies for the election with the excep
tlon of the ballots which are in 1
separate package. Each ballot box Is
locked and one key is sent to the In
spector and the other is kept at the
board of supervisors.
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assured to all who attend.
ELKS MEET TONIGHT The Phoe
nix lodge of Elks will hold & big meet
ing this evening at the Red Bird, the
old Arcadia hall, on "West Washington
Guaranteed
TITLES
Phen!x Tide eV Trust Ca.
4' 'ifcAi4t.i.nil.ii ft ialiTujl
I Buy Diamonds and
m rav mznest iasn rnce
Mack Gardner
45 N. CENTRAL
Cotton Region Bulletin
' NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 26 Tempera
tures continued somewhat above nor
mal In eastern districts but cool weath
er continued west of the Mississippi
river where temperatures were 6 de
grees to 16 degrees below seasonal.
Rain mostly lirht to mod rate but local
ly heavy In Oklahoma Arkansas, Ten
nessee and Alabama and at numerous
stations In Georgia and Mississippi
with scattered showers In other states
except Texas.
ROBERT Q. GRANT.
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The present ruims; family of Japan
came to the throne In 660 B. C.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
of tobacco merchants In all ways. In
educational matters as well as In trade
practices.
OPEN TEMPE CROSSING After
personally Inspecting the railroad
street. A large class Is to be initiated crossIngr at Tempe. the corporation
which the members are urged not to
miss. Among others, the Masked Mar
vel will do the Poo Poo dance.
LADIES' AID MEETING The La-
TAKKN Oct. 16 from In front of
Y. M. C. A., a blue and white Yale
bicycle; $5.00 reward for return to 60
wet Moreland street. Phone 8498. gs
LOST 13 Government horses.
branded U. S. on left shoulder. If found
I call 1793 or 1461. . dr
PLUMBING 1
HONEST WORK FAIR PRICES
Sand ma your work for quick and
efficient eerviee ,
O. E. BELLAS
10 North Flrat 6L1 Phone fS75
STRAYED to my place, young colt
about I months old. Owner .-all at 602
So. 7th Ave.
LOANS EASY
TO GET
In iumi uo to $300. at lawful rates,
an ye' furniture, plana, automo
ile, livestock, implementa, eta.
Rapay In email monthly payment
if daalred. Ample fund. Juet ana
tourtaoua treatment. Strictly aan
fidantial. PEOPLE'S LOAN AND INVEST
MENT COMPANY
Phone 1334. S3 East Washinatea
PIANO
FOR' BALE CHEAP
1007 Weat Madison St.
commission yesterday ordered the Art
zont Eastern railroad to remove the
cars which blocked the crossing, which
it ordered open forthwith. The state
hifrhwav denartmont ImmoflloHv filial
C , l . , - ln the tracks and the highway was op-
church will meet this afternoon l at 2 ned to the pubUCi whlch ha, had
o'clock at the home of Mrs. II.
Leiber. 164S West Monroe streot.
ENDS VACATION IN EAST Mrs.
Harriet Moore has returned to her
home. 603 North First street, affsr a
vacation spent In Wisconsin. Her lis
ter, Mrs. Peter Stevens, and children
returned to Phoenix with her.
PAN-HELLENIC TO MEET The
Pan-Hellenic Luncheon club will meet
on Saturday at 1 o'clock at the Ranch
House at Central avenue and Roose
velt street. M'ss Margaret Hurley, the
president, urges all college womn who
are members of Greek letter fraterni
ties to be present.
RETURNS FROM EAST Robert
Baker of Warren Brothers returned
yesterday from a month's absence in
the East, the greater part of which
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Iron Works, Inc.
Phone 1271
4 Muth of Biate Cap-
, , , . i?a and llarrt-
V'hav. -to-data Foundry
Machine iiiop and speclallxe
-palring Mining and, Oottoo Qlm
hinery.
E. C. VOSS. Manage
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WEDDING INVITATIONS
AND ANNOUNCEMENT CARDS
MAKlIrACniHINC STATIONERS
ai7 WEST ADAMS ST.
Special
Today
4-lb. package of Pratt's
Poultry Regulator
60c
and
1-lb. package of Pratt's
Lice Powder
30c
Both for
75c
Phoenix Seed and Feed
Company
133 East Jefferson St.
"OUR MOTTO"
Service and Satisfaction
We call and deliver to all parte
of tha city
A Trial Will Convince
PHONE 1042
ASK FOR HARRY STRAUSS
Now. With
Paris Cleaners
121 West Monroe .
public, which has had to
make a 200-yard detour over bad roads
for the past few weeks. The town of
Tempe cleared the right-of-way in ac
cordance with the ruling of the com
mission. The railroad engineer then
refused to open the crossing and the
town council appealed to the commls
sion to Interpret its ruling.
WILL SPEAK AT RALLY William
P. Crump of this city will speak at a
ngro Republican rally at Trescltt to
ni.'ht.
JUNIOR GUILD MEETING A dis
cussion of "District Nursing" by Miss
Weed, public health nurse, will feature
the meeting of the Junior Guild which
will he held Thursdav afternoon at
2:30 o'clock. The meeting will be held
at the Newhaven apartments, 850 North
Fifth avenue, and the hostesses will be
Miss Clara Ople and Miss Prlscllla
Wilson.
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On account of the absence of Jark
Klrby from the city, the preliminary
neanng or the case of the state aeainst
ii. j. ltaven. charsred with man
slaughter In connection with the death
of Blaine Clark, who died from In
Juries received when Raven's car col
lided with a truck on October 15, was
postponed from yesterday afternoon
to 1 o'clock next Saturday afternoon
Raven was arraigned on the charge
last Saturday and was released under
a bond of $600 which he furnished.
The accident occurred at the Inter
section of First and Washington
streets about 8 o'clock in the morn
ing. Klrby was driver of the truck
with which Raven's car collided. Clark
died at 1:30 o'clock on the moilnlng of
October 16 from injuries received
when he was thrown from the run
ning board of Raven's car against the
truck. ' The complaint against Raven
was filed by R. D. Clark, the father of
Blaine Clark, who arrived In Phoenix
a few days after the death of his son.
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RULES.
Beth, aged 6, announced at dinner:
"Papa, I have made up three rules to
go by, and I am going to keep them all
my life. First, 'Be kind to everyone:'
second. Keep out of danger;' third
and best of all, When I grow up and
get married and have a little girl of
my own if I have one and tha house
gets afire, save the child. Life. m
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Mails between the United States ana
Canada are handled as freight.
S HELD I CHARGE
OF STEALI1 AUTO
F. J. Watson yesterday pleaded not
guilty before Justice McKee on 1
charge of grand larceny and was com
mitted to the county jail when he
failed to furnish a bond of 1600. He
will have a preliminary hearlne at 1
o'clock next Friday morning. Watson
is charged with taking an automobile
belonging to William Peper last Mon
day night. He was arrested In Mesa
by Constable O. L. Pickens about two
hours after the car was missed.
Watson had Just parked the car.
Constable Pickens said, near the car
nival grounds when he arrested him.
Two suit cases belonging to Watson
was found In the car, which had the
lifcense numbers of a Ford auto be
longing to Miss Josephine Crowley on
it when It arrived in Mesa. Watson
claims he was driven to Mesa in the
car by another fellow whom he was
unable to locate Tuesday morning.
WTatson told the officers he had ar
rived from San Francisco Monday
morning. Miss Crowley reported the
i theft of the license numbers from her
car a few minutes before Mr. Peper
reported the loss of his car.
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The cowblrd," like the cuckoo, lays
Its eggs In nests of other birds.
In the spring a young
man's fancy lightly
turns to thoughts of
clothes.
. The same thing hap
pens in the Fall, and,
when it comes to
"thoughts of clothes,"
we're all young.
Suppose you could
buy clothes only at
those two seasons?
It might be possible
to reduce the price, be
cause such an arrange- .
ment would reduce the
cost of doing business,
but would you approve
of a reduction gained
in such a way?
No, you would not.
You want service;
you "want what you
want when you want
it;" and we're here, 1
every working day in .
the year to supply you
with the best of clothes
and the best of service
at the lowest possible
prices.
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McDougall & Cassou
Washington Street
TRUSS FITTING
A Specialty Private and Satisfac
tory Fitting
KIMBALL & HULETT
N. W. Corner Adams. Phone 4414
Diamonds In their natural state are
usually of a dull lead color .
The language of Corsica, Napoleon'ai
birthplace, is chiefly Italian.
IF IT'S JEWELRY WE MAKE IT
TO ORDER
.Geo. De Freitaa
Manufacturing Jeweler
If It'a Broken Wa Repair It
25 North First Ave., Phoenix
OBITUARIES
Horton J. Dowd
Funeral services for Horton J. Dowd,
who died last Tuesday at his home,
2942 North Fourth street, will be held
at 10:20 o'clock this morning at the
residence. The Rev. George M. Lehigh
will officiate and interment will be In
Greenwood cemetery.
Mr. Dowd was 69 years of age. lie
had lived in phoenix for only six
months, coming from Indiana. A. wife
and a daughter survive.
BIG JINX DANCE
Giver by the T. I. C.s of the
Fraternal Brotherhood Saturday
evening, October 30, K, of P. halL
. Excellent Music
ABB:
THE
FIRM
Where You Can Safely
Send Your Clothes
HANSON AIJD
MACHINISTS
,- r- i A Phone 1360
tZ" Grand Ave.
Phone 1896 3rd Ave. and Madison St.
The Largest Wholesale
and Retail Cleaners &
Dyers In Arizona
C K. & Co 1S26
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Clothes
Get quality
WE show here the Glen Rock, one of
the new Stratford overcoat crea
tions. Undeniably, style is a Stratford
supremacy, but you have only to examine
this overcoat itself to see that the style is
companion to other qualities no less
excelling. . . . -
From the very cutting of the pure wool
fabric to the final touch in the finishing of
a button hole, you will find a quality of
craftsmanship that will give youanew con
ception of fine tailoring.
As an example of the thought and care that
enter into the making of Stratford Clothes,
just note the band of stitching across the
pockets cf this Glen Rock model overcoat.
Thi3 "total stitching" is employed on the
pockets, and in some instances the cuffs, of
certain overcoat models, wnose fabrics are
heavynapped or soft-finished. Thus there
is no chance for that "worn" appearance at
points where the wear is hard.
See this model as well as the others we are
now showing and you will know what
clothes to buy for real value.
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