Arizona republican. [volume], November 09, 1920, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 9, 1920
SPECIALISTS
tn Xh Cumimtion of Eye and tfie
Fittinj ef Correct Glasses
Northrop Optical Co.
9 EAST ADAMS STREET
Phone C30 for Appointment
WATER REPORT
Reservoir, elevation.
Reservoir, cunUiUfi, aire feet
Loss, 2i hours
Elevation, year ao
901.3')3
... 13;
. 168.6:
36 East VVashington St.
Phone 3089
Contents, year ao aJ,ai
Water used, north side 16.480
Water used, south fide 11.780
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WEATHER FORECAST
Arizona: Fair Tuesday and Wed
nesday; warmer Tuesday.
Colorado: Fair Tuesday and Wed
nesday; cooler east portion Tuesday.
New Mexico: Fair Tuesday and
Wednesday; cooler northeast portion
Tuesday.
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WEATHER REPORT
first of the month 16 degrees.
Accumulated deficiency in temnera
tuve since January 1 109 degrees.
Normal precipitation January 1
date 6.46 Inches.
Actual nreeinitation January 1
date 6.21 inches.
Deficiency since January 1 0.23
inches.
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MUNSON OPTICAL CO.
8 E. Washington Street
PHOENIX. ARIZONA
Phoenix Seed and
Feed Company
Wholesale ami Retail
123 East Jrffereon St.
Boston .... 50 64 Clear .00
Buffalo ..... 46 4& rt. Cidy -00
Chicago 50 54 Rain ..12
Denver 46 50 Clear .00
Flagstaff .... 42 64 Clear .00
Fresno . . . , 58 62 Clear .00
Galveston . . 70 74 Clear .00
Kansas City ... 60 60 Cloudy .04
Los Angeles ... 58 66 rt. Cldy . .00
Minneapolis . . 38 42 Rain .'-'0
Needles 58 68 Clear .00
New Orleans . . 70 78 Clear .00
New York ... 50 54 Clear .00
Oklahoma ... 64 66 Cloudy .00
PHOENIX ... 64 74 Clear .00
Pittsburg .... 50 54 Cloudy .00
Portland. Ore. . . 50 54 Clear .00
St. Louis ... 58 60 Cloudy .04
Salt Lake City 36 46 Snow .01
San Diego '. . . . 60 64 Pt. Cldy .00
San Francisco .. 52 64 Cloudy .00
Spokane 40 42 Cloudy .00
Tucson . . . -. . 70 76 Clear .00
Washington ... 68 62 Cloudy .00
Winnipeg .... 20 34 Cloudy .14
Tuma 66.72 Clear .00
Haas, Banich & Co, Inc.
GROCERS
WHOLESALE
ARIZONA HARDWARE
SUPPLY CO.
The Only EXCLUSIVE
WHOLESALE
Hard war House in the 8 tat
noon p.m
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Coming Events
Local Weather Yesterday
6
a.m.
Temp., dry bulb 43
Temp., wet bulb 41
Humidity, per cent .... 87
Wind from SB
Wind, miles 2
Rainfall 00
Weather clear clear clear
Highest yesterday. 75
lowest yesterday . ; 40
Total rainfall 00
Deficiency In temperature yesterday
3 degrees.
Deficiency in temperature since the
45
NW
5
00
WATER DEPARTMENT TO CLOSE
The city water department will be
closed Thursday and Saturday after
noon this week. Superintendent Claf
lin of the water department calls at
tention to the fact water payments are
slow this month and that service will
be discontinued to delinquents .
HELD TO SUPERiOR COURT
Ashley Stelzreid yesterday waived a
preliminary hearing when arraigned
before Justice McKee on a charge of
forgery and was held to answer to the
superior court. He was committed to
the county jail when he failed to fur
nish a bond of $1000. The complaint
was made by C. H. McKellips, who
charges that Stelzreid passed a check
for $70 on the J. C. Penney store. The
check was made payable to the Penney
store and was signed with the name
William D. Foreman. A notation on
the check read as follows: "Advance
on Lester Legacy, W. D. F. Guardian."
The check was endorsed on the back
with the name of J. C. Lester giving
his address as room 100, Stacy hotel.
It is alleged that the check was forged.
ALLEGED DISTILLER HAS HEAR
ING Jose Burruel yesterday pleaded
not guilty before United States Com
missioner Henke on a charge of violat
ing the federal prohibition laws. He
was committed to the county jail when
he failed to furnish a bond of $750 for
his appearance at a preliminary hear
ing next Saturday morning at 10
o'clock. Burruel is charged with hav
ing and operating a distilling apparatus
and with making intoxicating liquors,
He was arrested in Mesa last Satur
day by Constable O. L. Pickens after
the latter found the still and some
mash.
LICENSED TO WED Licenses to
marry were issued yesterday to Charles
B. Green. 24, and Cleone Marks, 19,
both of Glendale; pavid B. Mack. 33
and Lilly Wrightman. 2.-. both of Tuc
son: Ernest Binginheimer, 20 ana
Gladys Irene Williams, 19, both of
Phoenix; Felix Garcia, 45, and Antonia
Montania, 19, both of Phoenix; and
Howard Gilbert, 33, of Phoenix, and
Pearl Johnson, 23, of Houston. Tex.
ALLEGES WIFE LEFT HIM De
claring that his wife deserted him. tak
ing their two children with her, Wil
liam E. Hassen yesterday brought suit
for a decree of divorce from Anna Ix
Tuesday. Nov. 9 Kiwanis club
luncheon at Y. M. C. A.
Tuesday, Nov. 9 Third annual con
ference Home Economics Teachers.
Wednesday, Nov. 9 Third annual
conference Home Economics Teachers.
Wednesday, Nov 9 Benefit dance by
Harmony club at Women's club 8:30
'"Thursday, Nov. 10 Luncheon by
Business and Professional Woman'
eluh at V M. C. A.
Friday, Nov. 12 Rotary club lunch
eon at Y. M. C. A. ,
Thursday, Nov 11 Concert by Joseph
Lhevinne, Russian pianist, at nign
school auditorium, under auspices
of Musical Events club.
Friday. Nov. 12 Informal dance by
Knights of Columbus at Woman's club
8:30 p. m.
Constable Ice and
Fuel Company
Phone 1555
WOOD AND COAL
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Guaranteed
TITLES
PKaenix Title AY Trast Ca.
I I Buy Diamonds and
Pay Highest Cash Price
1 (Hack Gardner
45 N. CENTRAL
PLUMBING i
HONEST WORK FAIR PRICES
I 6end me your work for quick and
efficient service
O. E. BELLAS
10 North First St.r Phone S875
Phoenix Original Cash and Carry Grocery
ir air
Week Sp
IT
ecmls
It is inviting to the eye its crisp, golden crust
glistens with goodness, its velvety, creamy interior
appeals irresistibly to the palate that's
i il iLsliV"! m u ii
At Wetzler's Basketeria
Creamery Butter ... . . ... . 60c
Crystal White Soap, J
Per cake OL
(Limit 5 Bars)
Wesson Salad Oil,
Quarts
Swansdown Cake
Flour ............
... 57c
... 47c
Sunklst Marmalade, t Ctn
Medium Size Jars XUL
Schilling's Coffee 43c
Upton's Tea, 'JSC
LOANS EASY
TO GET
sums up to $300 at lawful rate,
an your furniture, piano, autome
bile, livestock. Implements, ate.
Repay in email monthly payments
If desired. Ample funds. Just and
courteous treatment. Strictly cn
f idential.
PEOPLE'S LOAN AND INVEST
MENT COMPANY
Phone 1336. 3 East Washington
For Quick Lunches This Week
Canned meats and canned fish all kinds of cheese crackers
pickles olives fruits nuts vegetables all of Heinze's delicacies
Arizona oranges and Arizona grape fruit. Jones' Sausage just arrived.
Wetzler's Basketeria
127 N. First Ave.
Hassen. He alleges that since their
separation he has supported the chil
dren and says he will continue to do
so. According to the complaint, they
were married at Canon City, Colo,
June 12, 1912.
DIVORCE DECREES GRANTED
Two decrees of divorce were granted
yesterday by Judge Lyman as follows:
Erna L. Rogers from Myron L. Rog
ers on charges of desertion; and Alvina
Quilter from John T. Quilter on
charges of desertion.
FILE LETTERS OF ADMINISTRA
TION Petition for letters of adminis
tration were filed yesterday in the es
tate of Raima H. McArthur who died
in Phoenix, September 13, 1919, by
Charles H. McArthur, the husband.
The estates consists of real property
to which the petitioner gives the value
of $2000. The petition will be heard
on Monday afternoon, November 22, at
1:30 o'clock.
COMMITTED TO JAIL Jesus Ro-
cha yesterday was arraigned before
Justice McKee on a charge of having
committed a statutory offense and was
committed to the county jail when he
failed to furnish a bond of $1000. The
preliminary hearing will be held next
Monday ofternoon at 2 o'cloc. The
complaint was made by Felicitaa Her
nandez.
SCHOOL BONDS SOLD The bonds
of the Washington school. District No.
6, were sold yesterday by the board of
supervisors to McArthur Brothers
company of Chicago. The issue is for
$o0,000 and were sold at par plus ac
crued Interest to date. The bonds are
for improvements at the .school and
were voted on last summer.
ADMIT SIX TO STATE SCHOOL
The state board of education at its
meeting yesterday granted the appli
cation of six pupils for admission to
the state school for the deaf and dumb.
Routine matters thai came before the
board were postponed until later in the
week, after being given consideration.
Present at the meeting were Gov,
Thomas E. Campbell, C. O. Case, state
superintendent of public Instruction;
Dr. A. J. Matthews, principal of the
Tempe normal school; Dr. McMillan.
principal of the Northern' Arizona
normal school, and C. F. Philbrooks,
superintendent of the Bisbee schools.
RETURNS FROM DENMARK Mrs.
J. II. Eames has returned to Phoenix
after a several months' absence In
Denmark. On her return to this coun
try she ppent a week at her former
home in New York, arriving in Phoe
nix on Saturday. Yesterday she re
sumed her work in the office of Col.
James H. McOlintock, state historian.
SOCIAL SERVICE WORKER HERE
Mrs. Iaura Ackroyd, a eocial service
worker of Douglas, is in Phoenix for
the fair.
BACK FROM CONFERENCE Ad
lutant General Walter S. Ingalls re
turned yesterday from San Antonio,
where he attended a conference of ad
jutant generals of the states compris
ing the Kiehth corns area.
DISCUSS WOMfcNS KKUKtrliT
RIGHTS. .Inaugurating its session
with a discussion of the laws relating
to women and children with particular
attention to the statutes devoted 10
property rights, the civics education
onarimont of the Woman's club held
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an Interesting meeting yesternay.
Ralph H. Cameron, wife of United
States Senator-elect Cameron, chair
man of the department, presided and
the discussion was led ny Mrs. j. xj. i.
student of civics: Mrs.
r- w untsford srave a brief talk on the
v,r Kast relief. The department
voted $25 for Americanization work.
nrnin-sm was TO HOWCd Py UO'
jilt l ' -
ial?iil oir!a 1 timlr
PLAYGROUND AT FAIR POPU
LAR The. Arizona congress of moth
the state fair had
invih n time yriuj. j
UAl I I' jvj - .
The further you look
the more convinced you
become of the fine
quality of Rogers Peet
Clothes.
Exclusive fabrics.
Absolutely all wool
and fast color.
There's long and sat
isfactory shoe mileage
in Edwin Clapp shoes.
Finest quality stock
and made by expert
shoe makers.
the best known, the best liked, the most economi
cal Bread in the world.
The Bread made of the finest materials produced,
the dainty white wax paper wrapper means cleanli
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Everything in men's
wear.
"Hartmann" Ward
robe Trunks.
Traveling Bags.
letter
Cannot Be
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ade
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McDougall & Cassou
Washington Street
ALSO
Rye' Bread, Whole Wheat Bread, French Bread,
Bran Bread, Graham Bread, Boston Brown Bread,,
Cracked Wheat Bread, Poppy Seed Bread, Raisin
Bread. Pumpernickel.
CRIPPLED FEET
Appliances and fittings satisfac
tory Free examination.
KIMBALL &. HULETT
N. W. Cor. 1st St. and Adams
the mothers of the children are invited
to take luncheon with them at 3 o'clock
tnjis afternoon. The hours on the
playground are from 10 a. ni. to 6 p. m.
It has been thought best that the chil
dren should be given warm meals at
noon.
COMES FROM CLIFTON Mrs. U
A. W. Burtch of Clifton arrived yes
terday for the fair. She yill be joined
in the week by Dr. Burtch.
POWER RATE HEARING IS HELD
The application of the Ray Electric
and Telephone company to establish a
Bakery
Since Eighteen Eighty-One
motor car and will travel overland the
entire distance to Phoenix. Mrs. kusi
ia a sister of Congressman Henry Z.
Qsborne of Los Angeles. -,.
HOSPITAL HAS BUOin i rir
-The Arizona Deaconess hospital.
which is now being erected at lentn
street and McDowell road, has opened
a booth at the state fair. Dr. S. J.
Rorers. suDerintendent of the nos-
2&-cent kilowatt hour rate to the Gilalpital, and his assistant, Miss Runysn,
copper ftuipniae Mine company came i recently arrived irom joieao, wmu,
up for hearing before the corporation I are in charge of the booth, which ia lo-
commlssion yesterday, George D. Mor- I cated under the grandstand. They
li i mil hi mm ff '-waaeeu aa
Arizona Iron Works, Inc.
r. O. Eox 675 Phone 1J71
Three blocks eouth of State Cap
ital between Jackaon' and Haxrl
eon Streets.
We have an up-to-date Foundry
and Machine Shop and specialize
In repairing Mining and Cotton Gla
machinery.
E. C. VOS3, Manager.
IF IT'S JEWELRY WE MAKE IT
TO ORDER
Geo. De Freitas
Manufacturing Jeweler
If It's Broken We Repair It
5 North First Ave., Phoenix
Engraved
WEDDING INVITATIONS
AND ANNOUNCEMENT CARDS
KA! CJF AETLiRiNS STATIONERS
17 WEST ADAMS ST.
FREE DENTAL WORK
number. of adult persons can be
ven free dental pervice at the Dor
ijS Third avenue and Jefferson
y.uf t. on November 9, 10 and 11. The
, ii i - opens "t S a. m.
T.vn: BOARD DKNTAL KXAM-
i.i:ns.
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Notice
I l one ":93 for first class alfalfa and
Visitors to the Fair should make their selections of
seeds and bulbs from our large and exclusive stocks
while in Phoenix.
Much more convenient and satisfactory to make
selections personally, and we will ship them for you,
whenever you desire, to your home address.
Cut Flowers and Floral Designs
Our floral department is in charge of an expert
florist, who will gladly give advice on the proper floral
decorations for any and all occasions.
iizona
F. C. McNabb
eed am
28-30 South Central Avenue
Phone 1389
rls, superintendent of the mine, pro
testing against the proposed rate. The
first hearing in tho matter was held
October 19. no one appearing to pro
test against the rate. Mr. Morris later
asked for a rehearing, which was held
but not decided yesterday, the commis
sion asking the electric company to
furnish additional information. The
mine formerly procured its power from
the Ray Consolidated Copper company
through the American Smelting and
Refining company. The cost of. this
power was furnished to the commis
sion under oath, but was not made
public.
RETURNS FROM OAKLAND Mrs
James JI. McCllntock has returned
from Oakland, where she pent ,the
summer and early autumn months,
POSTPONE LUNCHEON In def
erence to the American legion services
to bo held on Armistice day at the fair
grounds, the luncheon announced for
noon on Nov. 11 by the Business and
Professional Woman's club has been
postponed until Nov. 18.
TO HOLD SEWING BEE The
Madison Woman's club will hold a
sewing bee Friday at the home of Mrs
Aubrey Smith. At this time plans will
be perfected for the annual bazaar
which will be held on Dec. 3, committee
chairmen making reports. A picnic
luncheon will be served.
WANT ROOMS ON FARMS Far
mers who are In a position to take one
or more boarders are invite dto com
municate with the chamber of com
merce as there are many requests for
such service. A Wyoming woman has
Just written the chamber of commerce
askine for assistance in locating a
country place In the Salt River valley.
with the stipulation she have the use
of a saddle horse,
COMMISSION PERMITS TRANS
FER The corporation commission
yesterday issued an order permitting
the transfer of stock and property of
the Pacific Gas and Electric company
to the Central Arizona Light and
Power company. The merger has
been contemplated for some time the
hearing being held a week ago when
the Central Arizona Light and Power
company also asked permission to sell
its preferred stock in the amount of
$100,000 par value which was author
ized. The merge rwas deemed neces
sary to meet the growing demand for
power.
PHOENICIANS REACH NEW
YORK En route to Phoenix, Ariz
where they expect to make their fu
ture home, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rust
of Batavia, New York, and their three
children, Irwin, aged 10 years; Rich
ard 8 years and Victor, 6Aears, have
reached Syracuse, New York. They
left Batavia on September 13 In a Reo
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The growth of the U. S. merchant
marine means the development of
new wealth for the nation. Adv. It
hope to meet all friends of the hos
pital during the week.
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BORN
HALL To Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hall
of 617 North Fourth street, on Thurs
day. Nov. 4, a baby girl weighing 10
pounds. Mother and daughter aru io-
ing fine..
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The TT. S. shipping board acting for
the citizens of the LTnlted States, 1?
buildinir new trade connectiona for the
development of new wealth for the
citizens of this country. Adv. ; it
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Arizona Lodge No. 2, P. & A. M.,
will confer Master Mason degree to
night at 7:30 p. nZ Visiting brethren
cordially invited.
It W. S. NORVIEL. W.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
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1918 CHEVROLET, model 4-90; new
paint, rubber and seat covers; in A-l
mechanical condition: $450 cash. 417
E. Van Buren. bl
FRONT room for rent; Fair
only. 237 W. Monroe.
week
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ATTENTION I. O. O. F.
The first degree will be conferred In
full form Tuesday evening at L O. O.
F. hall. Third avenue and Adams
street. All Oddfellows In the city in
vited. A. IL Hargrave. degree master,
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FOR RENT
furnished. 740
Three-room apartment,
E. Adams St. It
SALESMEN WANTED
With Ford car, to demonstrate and
take orders for high class Ford ac
cessory. Salary ana commission, can
608 North Third Street, 10:30 to 12:30
today. It
For Sale by Owner
Five-room brick house, strictly mod
ern: casn iizjU. uaiance reasonable
terms.
PHONE 1387
And your groceries
livered free of charge.
are de-
ONIONS
ONIONS
10 lb.
Onions
25c
EAT LOTS OF
ONIONS
They are Some Cheap
6 -Gal. Can Pure
White Honey ..
$8.95
PUMPKIN
PUMPKIN
This Is Pumpkin Pie Weather.
Gallon Cans
Pumpkin
Phone 4S14.
SANITARY "couch and pad; also sin
gle iron cot and pad; best springs, al
most new; very reasonable. 631 N.
3rd Ave. It
6-Gallon Cans
Pumpkin
2 Large Cans
...50c
$2.75
BLUE BELL
FLOUR
35c
If you like good
use Blue Bell.
bread flour
48-lb.
Flour
Sack Blue Bell
NOT only the tourists, but regular
residents of Phoenix are moving to the
Universal Tours Community. Thor
oughly modern are these tent houses,
equipped for light housekeeping if de
sired. Electricity, hot and coia water,
shower and tub baths, heat, shade,
grass. 18th St., two blocks north of
East van Buren. Reasonable rates d
day. week or month. Phone 33-S. 11
APARTMENT
Vacant today. Cs.ll 13 S N
First Ave.
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WANT man who has experience in
plumbii; supplies; excellent oppor
tunity: out or town, tsox ua, ite-
nnhlican. bb
WANTED A-l hardware salesman
I for Tucson. Ariz. Box 39A, Repub
lican, bb
We overhaul and repair automobiles, tractors, cas, oil and steam en
gines, pumps, compress, etc.
HANSON AND ICARLSOM
737 Grand Ave. Phone 1360
'257
1 Ms807- SOUTH -gJBf
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98-lb.
Flour
13-lb.
for . .
Sack Blue Bell
Pink Beans
Bulk Mince Meat,
per pkg.
$3.39
$6.75
$1.00
...35c
Large Can Brown - J
Beauty Baked Beans ... AriC
REGULAR TOBACCO
PRICES
$1.60
.. $1.60
..$1.60
14c
Camels, per carton,
10 packages
Chesterfields, per
carton, 10 packages
Lucky Strikes, per
carton, 10 packages
Prince Albert,
per can
Tuxedo,
per can
Velvet.
per can
1-lb. Cans L'nion
Leader Tobacco
Brown Mule,
per lb
1 Doz. Bull Durham
Tobacco
14c 4
14c
80c
75c
96c
We deliver orders of $1.00 or
over to all parts of Phoenix.
MARVIN SMITH
Grocery Co.