Arizona republican. [volume], October 28, 1920, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 28, 1920
SOUTHSIDE NEWS
OFFICE SOUTHSIDE DEPARTMENT
15 SoutS Macdonald Streetj Phene 841 j Mesa
TEMFE AGENCY
Llrd & Dine, Drut Store
Phone 22
GILBERT AGENCY
Gilbert Pharmacy
Phone Msta 1R2
CHANDLER AGENCY
Gardnar 4V Harme? Drug Star
Phone 21
GOODYEAR AGENCY
J. E. Flanagan Refreshment
Parlor
OFFERS GAS. Pill
j! TD TOWfJ OF TEW1PE
jriMrn, Oct n.At tha ga hr-
l.'K whk-h. was held In tbp city hall to
div Mr.Ohanrtier offered to giva to tha
ttn of lmp tha whole ga plant
wt'.i the exception of the meters, lor
M-h ha offered to aocept $1S each.
Tie hearing was continued to await
tHf dt'clNion of tha town council cou
cemlng the. mutter.
PVt Traffia Over Railroad Creselng
'ir.m first traffic, a. new truck driven
h'iiJ. W. CtiiPiniin, pas.ed oner the
rail frond croKNmij on Kaat Eighth street
atl I o'clock Wr.lnrsday afternoon. Tha
nt'.Ji ..! company contended tht In
nasuring th 200 ft the point of
twflnntntf should ba In tha center of
th railroad crossing. Tha state en
gineer aald It should ba on the railroad
whr a straight Una from Eighth
utrnot would crosa tha ranter of the
railroad track. Tha town official took
th enslneer's daclilon and carried out
their contract under thosa measure
irpMs. Tha enunbers of tha corpora
tioti commission went over tha sltua
tlon personally and a tor a, abort con
uit;Uion orJod tha crossing opened
ImmeUlatafy, and thus settled tha dis
pute.
New Daughter
Mr. and Mrs. York Sagawa are tha
proud parents of a alx-pound baby
girl, bom In tha Calhown hospital Sun
tiny. Hoth mother and child ara doing
nlnely.
Daath of Minnie J. Mayar
Minnie J. Meyer died In Pasadena
Monday right. Tha body was ahlpped
to Tampa and waa supposed to have
arrived hera ioma time Wednesday. At
tna tlm of writing nothing definite
could ba learned about tha funeral ar-rangements.
Haydan Visitor
Earl Hatch of II ay den was In Phoe
nix this week and visited Jack Kinney
and family Tuesday, returning to Hay-
aen Wednesday morning.
Entertain Society
Tha Misses Reba Talbott and Frieda
Mathewa entertained the Kalkagathla
Society at tha home of Mlsa Talbott
on East Eighth street Wednesday
night. The housa was prettily deco
rated In spooky things. Hallowe'en re
freshments were served and a general
good time waa had by all the girls.
Card Club Meets
The Tuerday Card club met at tha
home of lira. A. B. Clark this week.
Mrs. Tholora Dickinson won first
prist and Mrs. A. B. Clark the con
solation. Refreshments were served
and a pleasant afternoon spent by all.
Card ef Thanks
X wish to express my thanks to our
friends and the pall bearers for their
sympathy and deeds of generous
thoughtfumesa during tha Illness and
death of my beloved husband, W. J.
N'lchola. I want to especially thank
tha Southwest Cotton company em
ployes for their beoutlful floral offer
ings. Dora It. Nichols.
ONE LITTLE PIMPLE
: SPOILS A y
' BEAUTIFUL FACE
No matter how perfect the features,
hoy radiant the companion. Just one
little, pimple will spoil It all.
Jnt always ran thesa little facial
bl.mirhea be prevented for they may
b caused by tha too frequent use of
Irritating soaps, powders, rouge or pos
sibly Impure blood.
I : very car ahould be taken to pra-anr-o
the skin, especially the face, neck,
arpta and hatula. Only tha purest and
best sterilized toilet snap should be
usd to cleans the skin, and whea a
fa. powder must be employed one of
tha highest quality should ba selaoted.
When a ilmple pops out on your
face, you don't have to remain Indoors
or try to hide It. Rimply touch tha
little spot with BLACK and WHITE
ntiifmnt and it will vanlah almost
lik-e mac;!c. This little aid to beauty
should ba kept on every woman's
t.ri:j!nff taUo. because. H 1 a neces
m toilet requisite for removing
Uir facial blemishes such as rough,
blo.chy. sallow akin. Tha way It clears
tha complexion In marvelous.
ELACK and W1UTU Soap ahould al
ways be ufd with tha.OlnLment. Both
ar4 sold and guaranteed by all good
drug storen at 23o each a package, or
th" manufacturers will send postpaid
9n-rece!pt of CDc.
A stiu'le of BX.ACK and WHITE
(Ointment, llteratura and KLACK. and
WIIITK nirthday and Dream Book
s,t free If you v 111 .Hi and mall thl
.'-r-t!m....t to i r LACK and WIHTI3,
i U.07, Memphis, Tenn.
CHRIS SIGALA FOR CONSTABLE
To tha Voters of Tempo and Scotts
dal Precinct:
In placing my name before you aa
tha Democratlo candidate for Con
stable for Tempo and Scottsdale Pra-
1 clnct, I feel I am well qualified to ful
fill the duties of that office. Having
resided In Tempo for many years be
ing well acquainted with its people and
surroundings and having been elected
for threo onseeutlve terms as con
stable In the past, and also serving aa
d-eputy shoriff of this county. I be
lieve that If I am elected, through your
assistance, I can give you aa efficient
service as an officer, and promise to
devote my best efforts to serve without
fear or favor. I am at present serving
as truant officer to tha publlo schools
of Tempo. Trusting that you will give
my candidacy your fair consideration.
am.
Respectfully youra.
It . CUIUS SIQAUL,
Mrs. Long mora la Heme
Mrs. W. J. Longmore returned last
Saturday from an Interesting trip of
three months through tha middle
western states and Into Canada, where
the summer waa pasaed. The return
was made down the western coast and
Into California, where a short visit was
enjoyed enroute home.
&Dacisl Niaht Stage
Tha Union stage line has arranged
for a special car to leave Mesa each
nirht at 11 o'clock for Tempo and
Phoenix. The SDeclal will be continued
throuah the remainder of carnival
week.
Temoa Faila to Aooesr No Game
Tha Tempe-Mena echeduled game for
W.(inr1av afternoon fell by the way
side when after an hour and mora of
waiting the necessary four men to
complete Tempa's line-up failed to put
In an appearance. The Mesa team was
on tha flald and the fana congregated,
but Tempo's lone five. men appeared
without the remainder of the team to
support them. They practiced and
they waited and finally tha crowd dis
persed. Manager Nichols of tha Tem-
pean rolled In about then but as he
couldn't account for the other missing
ones tha game was called off.
Cin 2185 Balaa Cotton
Up to noon Wednesday 21S5 bales of
cotton had been ginned out by tha
Attawav-Phelpa rln In Mesa. The first
to get under way on tha southslda this
season, that Blant has turnd out more
baled. cotton than any other ana nas
been runnlna- almost continuously night
and day since the early part of the
season. Peed cotton still plls In on
the plant and keep It taxed to capacity
Returns From Summer Away
P. P. Klsemore has returned to Mesa
after hla Bummer's vacation andN Is
again domiciled In Mesa with his fam
Uy at 151 South Hlbbert street.
No Director Elected
After calling a meeting of the Mesa
Cotton (Growers' association, for
Wednesday morning It was discovered
upon reference to the by-laws that the
director member of tha Arizona Cotton
(Growers' association must be chosen
from and by tha board of directors
That part of the program waa conse
quently dispensed with and the dlrec
tora. it is nlanned. will meet at an
early date to make their choice.
SOUTHSIDE THEATERS TODAY
Majestic. Mesa "The Cyclone."
starring Tom Mix. Sunshine comedy.
His Naughty Wink."
Gilbert "Mary's Ankle." reaturms
Douglas MacLean and Dorla May.
TemDe "Cuoid. the Cow Puncner,
starrins Will Boxers. "Daredevil
Dick" seriaL featuring Jack Dempscy
Chandler Marguerite Clark in "ah
of a Sudden Pererv." Mark toenneu
comedy, "Fresh lYom the City."
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EIIS TOIIH
FOR YOUNGER BOYS
of age. Full information may be ob
tained at the desk.
As there la much mterest being; taken
In tennis by the boys at this time, it Is
certain the tournament will be re
ceived with Joy by the younger hoys,
w'ho have never had a chance to prove
their skill In this line. The cabinet is
composed of the following boys: Sam
Joy. Verland Haldiman. Dean Thayer,
Milton Coggrlns, Bert McKinney, Car
roll Batte,.Dean Hicks, Lionel McGarr,
Morgan Tennlngton.
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IN HIS FAVORITE LANGUAGE
"An altruist. Tommy, is one who
subjugates his own Interest to the In
terest of his fellow man."
"I got yer. He's a guy what makes
a sacrifice hit." Boston Transcript.
The "Older Boys" cabinet of the
M. C. A, held the annual election or
officers at its rearular meeting last
night. Deane Hicks was elected presi
dent Bert McKinney vice president,
and Morgan Pennington secretary. The
social committee waa instructed to
draw plans for a social for the younger
members of the "Y," and to submit the
clans at next cabinet meeting. The
extension committee will conduct
tennla tournament for the members of
the boys' department under 14 years
Beautiful Women
of Soclety.duringthepast
seventy years have relied
upon it for their distin-
ulshed appearance, ine
ft, refined, pearly
white complexion It
renders Instantly, Is
always the source of
flattering comment. i
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II Bin iii iniaii m ii ii i n i
jSiwEabSsaBaSSXiial
have
Resinol
ready for
scalds and mirns
The tormenting, insistent pain of t
bum or scald is quickly subdued bj
Resinol Ointment. Its cooling ingre
dients remove the Inflammation, and
hasten the healing. Cover the burn
well with Resinol and bandage with
o ft gauze. In severe bums or scalds
covering a large surface always send
for a doctor.
IUsIboI products at all druggist.
aawaaaasaw" mm
m every IJjJI
! home-- f PIii
1 by every Afel'
COokr- mM
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Made of Arizona Wheat
i Known to be the best eoft -wheat in America by a special pro
cess which Insures never varying duality, evenness of textnra,
and snow white color. i
IT MAKES BETTER CAKES, PEES AND PASTRY
" -.. a I r "' i 5,'CST.J .1
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FOR SALE OR TRADE 10 acres.
miles from Dallas, Tex. Choice location
for dairy, good cotton and corn farm.
B. C. Branson, Mesa, Aria. it
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MESA A! PHU
MEET ON GRID SAT.
MESA, OcL 17 Valley honors In
football will he at stake when Mesa
and PhoeniK high schools meet here
next Saturday afternoon. Tha game Is
being staged as one of tha events of
carnival week and a record crowd Is
expected out to witness It. Defeat waa
victory for both of thesa two schools.
which wara defeated last Saturday, and
the experience gained them will tend
to make of this week's match a much
batter exhibition.
For the first aeaao nln football Ma
htgh has so fax put np a good frout and
big thlrga are extwscted of tha eleven
when its goes up agalnsx x-noenix htgh
next Saturday. The winner of this
game will In all probability bo matched
against Tucson high school for a valley
game on Thanksgiving day.
Play will be called at 1 o'clock Sat
urday afternoon. Aa the game Is to ba
played at the baaaball park It will be
necesjary to nave It out of tha way by
2: SO. when tha last of tha three days'
rodeo program commences.
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this, he now In Sheer
Pterdii bd ywus to bold k felgfc.
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WstisbS sot ftfceis fboth popjrta grow,
Ir Handera- fieldi.'-Jaia JfcRa
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The fosmdera of the League of Nations
BsidAJg sa bo Stsss mA Stripes
Harding, cornered
League of Nations,
Desperation says:
4i France has sent her
spokesman to me, inform
ally, asking America in its
new realization of the
situation to lead the way
for an Association of
Nations.'. . . Grtcncasth.
IntLf Speech ;, October 15th.
On being brought to
account for this amazing
statement, he would not
namethis4'spokesman rep
resenting ; France."
The French Embassy at
Washington has officially
informed the State De
partment of the United
States that the French
Government has not con
sulted Senator Harding,
either formally or in
formally. . . '
Senator Harding stands
convicted at least of gross
misrepresentation. But
there is a
Voice from France that Am
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Has H
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And shall continue to hear. It is The Voice of Our 80,000 Dead. They cannot and
will not be denied. Nobly they fought and gloriously they died for the ideals expressed
in the League of Nations Covenant. The Mothers of our Dead will vote their votes.
Let xa then with Lincoln say, ' 'that from theso honored dead wc cake increased devotion to the cause for which- they gave the
last foil xnetsnre of devotion that we hero highly resolve that the dead shall not have died in vain."
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