Arizona republican. [volume], November 24, 1920, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 24, 1920
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SPECIALISTS
In the Examination of Eyes and the
Fitting of Correct Glasses
4 Northrup Optical Co.
EAST ADAMS STREET
Phona 690 for Appointment
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36 East Washington SL
Phone 3039
Coming Events
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MUNSON OPTICAL CO.
8 E. Washington Street
PHOENIX, ARIZONA
Phoenix Seed and
Feed Company
Wholesale end , Retail
125 East Jefferson St.
Temp., dry bulb 41 70
Temp, wet bulb 38 52 BO
Humidity, per ivnt ..75 26- 34
Wind from . NE K W
Wind, miles 6 2 4
Rainfall 0 0 0
Weather Clear Clear Clear
Highest yesterday 77
Lowest yesterday '....40
Total rainfall 00
Excess in temperature yesterday, 2
degrees.
Excess or deficiency In temperature
since the first of the month, none.
Accumulated deficiency In tempera
ture since January 1, 97 degrees.
Normal precipitation January 1 to
date, 7.02 Inches.
Actual precipitation January 1 to
date. 6.21 Inches.
Deficiency since January 1, 0.81 Inch.
ROBERT Q. GRANT.
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Haas Barach Co, Inc.
GROCERS
WHOLESALE
ARIZONA HARDWARE
SUPPLY CO.
The Onty EXCLUSIVE
WHOLESALE
Hardware Hmm in ttw
Constable Ice and
Fuel Company
t Phone 1555
WOOD AND COAL
I Buy Diamonds and
Pay Highest Cash Price
HIack Gardner
45 N. CENTRAL
I PLUMBING 1
iHONEST WORK FAIR PRICES
Send, me your work for quick and
efficient service
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ADMINISTRATOR SUES COM
PANY Ignacio S. Esplnoza, admtnis
trator of the estate of Jose Maria
Ochoa who died in November, 1918,
IS GIVEN DIVORCE Tlsmer Flem
ing, colored, yesterday was granted a
decree of divorce from Sam Fleming,
colored, by Judge Lyman on grounds of
desertion.
MOVES INTO NEW OFFICES The
Arizona Wlllite Road Construction
company yesterday moved into its new
offices in the new Arizona Fire Insur
ance company building at Second ave
nue and Adams street.
Wednesday, Nov. 24 Free lecture
on "Physical and Mental Training"
by Dr. Charlotte Davenport at school
administration building 8 p. m.
Friday, Nov 26 Madison Worn
a's club 3 d. m.
Friday. Nov. 28 Rotary club
luncheon at Y. M. C. A.
Saturday, Nov. 27 City bond elec-
yesteday brought suit against the New
Cornelia Copper company of AJo lor a
Judgment of $20,000, declaring that the
death of Ochoa was the result of an
exploson at the mines on November 27,
1918. According to the complant.
Ochoa was employed by the mining
company at the time of the accident
HELD ON EMBEZZLEMENT
CHARGE Mabel Shaw yesterday was
held to answer t6 the superior court by
Justice McKee on a charge of embez
zlement when she waived a preliminary
hearing In that court. She was re
furnished. . The complaint was made
'eased under a bond of $500 which she
by R. T. Mansfield who charges that
Miss Shaw was entrusted with a Buick
automobile the property of the heirs
at-law of James Shaw and Elizabeth
Shaw, deceased. He alleges that al
though the automobile was subject to
the claims of the creditors of the two
decedents, Miss Shaw fraudulently em
bezzled the car for her owj use In
violation of her trust.
IS ADMITTED TO BAR Howard
M. Colvin was admitted to practice In
this state by the 6unreme court yes
terday on credentials from the spureme
court of Oklahoma and the motion of
Judge Frank O. Smith. Mr. Colvin
will practice In Phoenix.
GOES TO CALIFORNIA Mrs. Ed
Stephens, wife of the secretary of the
state livestock sanitary board, left yes
terday for Bakersfield, where she will
spend a fortnight with her mother,
Mrs. Mary M. Dickson
HERE FROM SAN CARLOS Henry
Boice, who has large cattle interests In
San Carlos, was In the city yesterday
to attend a meeting of the state land
board.
ACCUSED OF SELLING MORT
GAGED GOODS J. D. Young was ar
raigned before Justice McKee yester
day on a charge of selling mortgaged
property without first advising the
mortgagee of the sale. He was re
leased under a bond of $750, which he
furnished, for his appearance at a pre
nmmary Hearing on Nov. Z7, at 10 a,
m. The complaint was made by John
W. Martin, who alleges that he held a
chattel mortgage for $200 on two
horses, a cow and a calf, given by
Young. Young, according to the com
plaint, disposed of the stock without
advising Martin of the intended sale.
VISITORS FROM OREGON Mr.
and Mrs. Al Collins of Salem, Ore., and
state librarian, will spend the coming
week-end in Tucson, where her daugh
ter. Miss Lillian Cronin, Is attending
the state university.
STATE ENGINEER RETURNS
Thomas Maddock, state engineer, re
turned yesterday from an inspection
of state roads in the southern part of
the state. Engineer Maddock Inspect
ed the Benson-Vail highway and the
Fiorence-buperior highway, on which
the work is progressing rapidly.
The first representative of our gov
ernment to board a vessel arlving from
a foreign port is the health officer.
An American, Dr. Charles Sholes, is
crediting with inventing the first type
writer.
Spain has half a million more fe
males than males. '
The recently-formed Belgian acad
emy has decided to admit women to Its
sacred councils.
Newsboy Knows
100,000 Faces
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, Today's the day to think
of the things you'll be
thankful to have to wear
tomorrow!
Evening dress and eve
ning dress accessories.
"Rogers Peet" and "So
ciety Brand" suits. .
Golf Suits, Golf Hose,
Sweaters, Caps, 'Golf
Shoes.
All Shirts reduced 30
in price.
Closed Tomorrow r
McDougall & Cassou
Washington Street
CRIPPLED FEET
Appliances and fittings satisfac
tory Free examination.
KIMBALL & HULETT
N. W. Cor. 1st St. and Adams
NEW V flT?V TrvVvn Tn.anh V,oo
wU!! ?.au?hte" Br?1f1 ?ed rf? made a fortune selling newspapers
Wilky and his family at their home at m, ,. -f, v.Al.
302 Virginia avenue last Saturday by I T.criV, mnnnn it 1
YEOMAN DANCE The Rowena fuu'1 ,J lDV,,riT.v " forget the face of a customer. He
circle will give an apron dance on
Thursday evening, November 25 at the
K. of p. hall. All yeomen and their
friends are cordially invited. There
will be good music and a good time Is
assured.
COMPANY GETS BUSY In com
pliance with a recent sharp ruling of
the city commission the Phoenix
Street Railway company has started
trip to Oregon from Chillicothe, Mo.,
and other eastern cities. They also
visited Mrs. Smith Chittick, Mrs. J. J.
Meyers and Mrs. C. O. Swartz of Glen-
dale. They left Monday morning for "J" J
TO HOLD SALE TODAY The
women of the Trinity guuo ana xne
auxiliary of the pro-cathedral will hold
a cooked food sale at the Roper sales
holds out the paper each man wants,
too. He sells 2500 papers a day and
says he can guess four times out of
five what paper a strange buyer
It Is estimated that one-third of all
persons In gainful employ In the Unit
ed States are women.
The former Empress Elizabeth of
Austria use to smoke as many as 60 to
60 cigarettes a day.
The Bank of England safeguarts its
gold supply over night by submerging
It in a deep welL
N Ordinary privates, of . the national
guard earn $64 a year.
It has been announced that $400,000
monthly will be needed to run the
league of nations next year.
elevating its tracks on Monroe street rooms, 414 North Central avenue, this
between Second and Third streets.
According to City Engineer Hitchcock'
this strip of track is at places more
than five inches below the level of the
street. The railway company has been
called upon to bring the tracks to the
street level.
ENTERS SUIT FOR DAMAGES
Declaring that she suffered permanent
Injuries when the defendants entered
her home on August 20, 1920 and as
saulted her, Gladys Doane yesterday
brought suit against Perry L. Imes and
Jane Doe Imes, his wife for a Judge
afternoon between the hours of 1 and
5 o'clock.
BABY BOY ARRIVES U B. Gill.
oneratinr manager for the B. F. Good
rich Rubber Tire company, is being
congratulated on the birth of a son
at his residence. 603 Nortn ourtn
avenue. Mrs. Gill was formerly Mar
garet Shields of Los Angeles, and her
mother, Mrs. R. D. Shields.; a promi
nent club and Eastern "Star member
ef Los Angeles, was with her when the
imiA Btrnne-Rr arrived.
EVANGELIST STARTS WUrm
O. E. BELLAS
810 North First 8t.i Phone 873
ment of $2,500. She allege, that they Evangelist J. u tui r YX"1
struck her and beat her and says that City spoke last nignt at
.v.. i v .. hi. s lipoma street. His messages, which
oiicj uaa uccii uiiaviq iu nuiA. cinuc i ... j
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LICENSED TO MARRY Licenses "vered at mis actress e y
i LOANS EASY
TO GET "t
In sums op to 300 at lawful rata,
'n yeur furniture, piano, automo
bile, livestock. Implements, ete.
Repay In email monthly payments
If desired. Ample funds. Juat mn4
eourteoue treatment. Strictly !
fidential.
PEOPLE'S LOAN AND INVEST
. MENT COMPANY
Phone 1238, 3 East Wsshlngtoa
Arizona Iron Works, Inc.
p. O. Box 675 Phone 1J71
' ' Three blocks south of State Cap.
ltal between Jackaon and Haxrl
son Streets.
We have an up-to-date Foundry
and Machine Shop and specialize
In repairing Mining and Cotton Oil
machinery.
E. C. VOSS, Manager.
to marry were issued yesterday to
Jesus Jose Gonzales, 46, and Rafaelo
Bonilla, 24, both of Chandler; Ysalos
Cecenia, 23, and Margarita Limon. 22,
both of Glendale and Joe V. Proohaska,
41, and Mlldreth Wlmbish. 27. both of
Phoenix.
week. A general invitation is extended
tn th Tllhl1C
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M F w MOTOR CAK H ULtn J
thief of unusual daring wornea mo
Yale lock on a new Hudson touring c
owned by Mrs. Grace Wllle. 21 West
Portland street, and drove it from the
IF IT'S JEWELRY WE MAKE IT
TO ORDER
Geo. De Freitaa
Manufacturing Jeweler
; If It'e Broken We Repair It
V' 25 North First Ave, Phoenix
"CADILLACS"
We havo a factory man that can
give you service on your cars.
HANSON & KARLSON
V, "Machinists"
737 Grand Ave. Phona 1360
CERTAINLY
We Repair Shoes f
Modern Methods
Efficient Workmen
Best Materials
GOODYEAR SHOE SHOP
28 West Van Buren
PASADENA GIRL VISITS HER E I corner of Second "AJ"?ts
Ifornla, is visiting her niece. Mrs? Fred JLSt l it was
R. Stewart. 1545 West Pierce street. ".T '":", A, both front
Mrs. McMurtry has been touring the quipped with Jluni
east Ma is returning to her home in T"fr"', Torted to police head
camornia. bhe expressed nerseir as " , nd the sheriffs office.
u;ri nnni -r . VESPERS ON DEStKT i. ne uiuo
hucu jrcoLciuiy iu juu v. riucimaaa turn I - - 0 . O.oft . c.Q n. m. The
iunarea vvimDisn. me state came i -- . x,nnaa
n. .... . . - '..j I cirln will meet ai mo iw""s
u ucii litsk luiui ueiiieu uia.1 mo iveu- I " . . t- v ctrocta at
ding had taken place. He said he did " lich M is requested
noi Know jusi wnen me ceremony i , " ,M. mitaW for a Die-
would be performed, Friends of Mr. to tfilS
MEANS' CLUB EXAMINA
tion An examination for students
and active members in the Musicians'
win be held at the Woman's club
Mnndav. December 6, at
4 p. m. Those desiring to take this
.Tominstion will nlease -notify the sec-
,.t9rv. Miss Hulburd, 402 East Culver
HOLD ERHARDT FUNERAL SER
VICE Funeral services for the late
Albert O. Erhardt were held from the
Trinity Pro-Cathedral yesieraay af
ternoon, Knights Templars being in
charge. Phoenix chapter. Order of
Eastern Star, no. t, ana memDers i
the Elks attended in a body, as well
as members of the Masonic blue lodge.
The funeral procession was one or
the largest in Phoenix in recent years.
It was headed Dy tne city oana, mi-
lowed by Knights Tempiars, a lire
truck from Central fire station, tne
hearse flanked by honorary paiioear-
ers ana men auiomuuus, canjius
mnnmera and friends of the deceased.
Out of respect to tne memory or tne
decedent the office or the state treas
urer closed at noon. George Erhardt,
deputy state treasurer, is a brother of
the deceased.
DIRECTORS TO MfctT The Doara
of directors of the chamber of com
merce will hold Its regular meeting at
12:15 o'clock this afternoon at the Arl
zona club.
DAUGHTER IS BORN A daughter
was born to Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Pad
dock of 2208 North Central avenue
last Sunday morning At the Sisters'
hosDitaL Little Miss Paddock has
been christened Frederica Jean. Mr.
Paddock wajs formerly manager of
the Pacific Creamery company and is
now general manager of the Sunny
Arizona Investment company.
INJURED IN COLLISION Augus
tine Buscas, 21 South Central street,
was painfully injured when stock and
knocked from his bicycle by a motor
car driven by J. L. Entrekin of Chan
dler on North First street yesterday
afternoon. Buscas was taken to the
St. Joseph hospital for treatment.
TRAINS TO MEXICO CROWDED
Trains going into Mexico are crowd
ed, declared Frita M. Holmqulst, as
si stan t state engineer, on his return
from Mazatlan yesterday. Mr. Holm-
qulst, who was absent 12 days on per
sonal Vusinoss. stated that the Amer
icans are pimply flockincr into Mex
ico, the three trains weekly hoin.cr
crowded with the people w ho have re
nrwed their "onfidonre In Mexico.
TO SPEND WEEK-END IN TUC
Prochaska said they had not been taken
into his confidence "but ventured a
guess that the game warn would cap
ture hla "dear" on ThanKsgiving day,
TO VISIT NORTHERN COUNCILS
Mrs. Emma Gordon Thomas, state
secretary of the Security Benefit as
sociatlon for Arizona and New Mex
ico, left Tuesday evening on an official
visit to councils in the northern part
of the state at Flagstaff, Ashfork and
WlnSTow, returning the latter part of
the week.
ATTORNEYS MOVE QUARTERS
Walter J. Thalheiraer and Louis J.
Hart, attorneys, have moved into their
new quarters at 205-206 O'Neill build
ing, First avenue and Adams street.
Mr. Thalhelmer and Mr. Hart were
originally connected with Herman Lew
kowltz under the name of Lewkowitz,
Thalhelmer and Hart but by mutual
agreement this firm was dissolved, and
a new one formed between Thalhelmer
and Hart.- They were formerly located
at 417 Fleming building.
MINING COMPANY IS DEFEND
ANT Declaring that he suffered in
juries to the extent of $2,999 as the re
sult of being Btruck by a car in an ore
train in the mine tunnel. Euseblo Vala
dez yesterday brought suit against the
Ray Consolidated Mining company for
a Judgment. He alleges that he was
employed by the company as a manual
and mechanical laborer and says that
the accident took place in March 1920.
One of the cars In an ore train carrying
ore in the mines lurched he alleges as
the train was passing him and crushed
him against the wall of the tunnel. He
declares his' injuries to be permanent.
o
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
STOLEN New Hudson 7-passenger
touring car, engine No. 94S79, Callfor
nla license 447-340. Windshields front
and back; "All-Weather cord tires all
around. Car was stolen la9t night
from Second avenue and Adams street.
Notify Mrs. Grace Wllle, 21 West Port
In ml. Phone 1857. It
WILL exchange 8-16 Avery tractor
and tractor cultivator. Will trade for
mules. Chas. Shouse, phone BR4, Mesa.
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Stop, Look and Read!
Sugar, per lb., 7c
Some price, don't you think?
5 lbs. Pure Granulated Sugar for 35c with every
$6.00 order of groceries, not including sugar.
BACON! BACON!
Army Bacon
The finest Bacon manufactured
government inspected.
12-lb. can, "
net weight
In less than can lots,
per lb .
We Parcel Post this Bacon to any place in state.
For Your Thanksgiving Dinner
Bulk Mince Meat,
per lb ,
2 large cans
Pumpkin
Gallon cans
Pumpkin L
Currants,
When it comes to stuffing that
Thanksgiving bird, just bear in
' mind that the prime essential
for that purpose is the incom
parable Butter Nut Bread
Whether stuffed with oysters,
chestnuts, or any other f avored
ingredient, the dressing will be
better if the bread is cut from a
loaf of
Butter Nut Bread
Just bear that in mind when
you are making your prepara
tions for the Thanksgiving
f Gcist.
Butter Nut Bread, the bread
that made mother quit baking
P HO E NIX
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BAKER
Y
Since Eighteen Eighty-One
The new regular army division of the
United States will be made up of 18,-
OOOxmen.
Germany had a number of vegeta
rlan regiments in active service during
the World war.
It is reported that Fort Riley, Kan.,
is be made the largest cavalry sta
tion in the United States.
The art of tatooing, as it Is known
in the South Seas, is rapidly passing
with the death of the old professionals.
Every piece
$3.60
35c
b
Heavy Pack Bellf lower Apples,
per box
Walnuts,
per lb.
COFFEE! COFFEE
3 lbs. Hill's Blue Can
Coffee
35c
35 c
50 c
35c
$2.65
26c
Large can Solid Pack
Tomatoes
Sweet Peas,
per can ,
Lemons.
per dozen
10 bars Lennox
Soap
2 largs cans
Sauerkraut
Dry Peaches,
per lb
Dry Peaches, by 25-lb. box,
per lb :
We deliver orders of $1.00 inside the city limits.
We pack and ship mail orders of $10.00 or over.
$1.03
19c
16c
21c
50c
35c
25c
22c
Marvin Smith Grocery
Phone 1387
329 E. Washington St.
on a
than
APPLES
Jumble-Pack
Box
Extra Fancy
JONATHAN
Box
BELLEFLEURS
$2.19
Box
Harry Ballah
We Retail at Wholesale
Prices
129 West Jefferson
Some of the ancient Moorish walls
of Spain are being dynamited for use
as paving material. . s
SPECIALS
Sugar Sugar
8c
Granulated Sugar,
per lb.
We will sell you 5 lbs. at the
above price , with every $6.00
order of otheV groceries .
None-Such Mincemeat. " Qp
per pkg X7C
Fancy Potatoes, (none 9?a
better), 10 lbs. for ,JU
Onions,
7 lbs. for
25c
Toilet Paper, QQf
3 big rolls OK,
Salt Pork,
per lb.
,28c
Breakfast Bacon . Qfi
Per pound..... .
Picnic Hams,
per
Peanut Butter,
3 lbs. for ....
Star Flour,
24 lbs. sack ..
......30c
...90c
$1.70
Crystal White Soap, HKn
10 bars (new size) tlv
89c
43c
98c
.87c
P. & G. Naphtha Soap, ,
10 bars for
Fancy Japan Rice,
3 lbs. for
Pink Beans new crop
10 lbs
Good Bulk Coffee.
3 lbs. for
Bananas. Celery, Cranberries,
Grapefruit, Nuts
WE DELIVER
Send Us Your Mail Orders
GriebleV
Grocery
218 W. Washington St.
Phone 1508 .
We Straighten and Machine Crank Shafts, make Bearings, Babbitt,
Bronze, C. I. or Steel, Weld, Braze and Reinforce broken parts. If your
work is difficult try us.
HANSON & KARLSON
737 Grand Ave.
Phone 1360
S. HARRY ROBERTSON
i SON Mrs. Con Cronin. wife of the