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HE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 25, 1920
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SOUTHSIDE NEWS
OFFICE SOUTHSIDE DEPARTMENT
18 South Macdonald Street; Phone S41 j Mitt
TEMPE AGENCY
! Laird & Dines Drug Store
Phona 22
f ' GILBERT AGENCY
f Gilbert Pharmacy
!, Phone Mesa 1R2
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MESA, Nov. 24. Plans to make of
the Southslde Buildn and Loan asso-
,
elation a larger and more complete or-
ganlzation were perfected at a meet-
lntk?f e Btockholders held Tuesday
night, when the decision was made to
a slocK to lnc amounl or
1100.000. Brought Into existence but
a year ago, when there became such a
areai neea ior aaamonai nomes in i
iursa, me association nas gradually i
ana rapidly expanded into an organl-
zauon that has now over lo,000 as-
sets. New sub-divisions have been
opened in Mesa and over a half nun-
dred new homes have been built.
According to the plans of the build-
lng and loan association officials, stock
will be ssued with a guaranteed in-
terest of 8 per cent, in units of 1100,
and can be paid for either in cash or
purcnasea on tne installment Plan or
irom a per montn up. me stocK it is
piarmea will nave a nxea maturing
oatr ana can either De traded ror paid-
up sjcocit. reueemea in casn, or iraaea
on property. The purchaser of stock I
will be given preference at all times
in the matter of loans, it is planned. -
Parade for Joy Night
tinhHo nntifioattnn th th Mom
v!k ,n m i,f n
Thanksgiving night was made Wed-
nesday evening In Mesa when over a
hundred of the school students Joined
streets. Banners carrying an Inkling
of what is in store In the way of en-
tertalnment were desplayed and other
means were taken to acaualnt the dud
lie generally with the fact that the
Thursday night entertainment Is going)
to be well worth while. There wil be
shows galore, other stunts of a varied
nature, and all concluding with a
dance. The Joy night festival is to be
given in the high school auditorium,
w 1 i ct !"
We JDUV VaOlQ, OUVCr. CIC.
We cay high prices for high grade
rold or silver ores, amalgam, concen-I
trate. bullion, retort, etc. ShlD to us
bv mail or express in any amount or
Quantity. Cash sent you by return
mail. Ve also buy diamonds, plati- I
num. new or broken Jewelry, watches.
false teeth. Liberty Bonds, War
Stamps, mercury, magneto points, and
all valuables. Goods returned within
10 days If you're not satisfied with the
amount we send you, except wnen re
fining must be done to determine the
value. Ship to us now wnue nign
prices are prevailing. Small and large
shipments solicited. The Ohio Smelt
inr & Refining Co. 231 Lennox Bldg.,
Cleveland, Ohio. Bank References,
fore the lists are closed,
Quickest Route to Any Part of Europe
ONLY 7 DAYS
NEW YORK TO NICE and RIVIERA
Unsurpassed Accommodations When
You Travel "via Cunard"
PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SER
VICE BETWEEN
New York. Boston, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Montreal, Portland, Me,
AND
Liverpool, Southampton, London
derry, Cherbourg, Antwerp, London,
Glasgow, Havre, Rotterdam. Mediter
ranean, Plymouth, Bristol, Danzig, Le
vant, Hamburg,
For rates of passenger sailings, Of
general information, apply to
W. WARD DAVIES
General Ticket Agent for Arizona
443 West Washington Street
Phoenix. Arizona
' j LOl H. 10 BE
'i EHED IS PLAiJ
APACHE TRAIL
Stages
Daily to
Roosevelt
lDam,
Globe,
Miami, 8 a. m., 10 a. m.
Superior, Ray, 9:15 a. m. For Goodyear and Gil
Florence, 4 p.m. bert.
Fhona 1465
UNION AUTO TRANSPORTATION CO.
11.13-15 East Jefferson St. Phonest 1465, 711
STOCKS BONDS GRAIN COTTON
R. ALLYN LEWIS
ADAM HOTEL BLDO.
Cerreepende.ita ef E. P. Hutton.A Cw Members ef New York Steek
Exchange. Direot Private Leased Wir
LIBERTY BONDS ,
LIBERTY LOAN ISSUES
BOUGHT
LAWHON&PIPER
Correspondents Logan & Bryan
39 South Central Avenue
CHANDLER AGENCY
Gardner & Hirmir Drug Store
Phone 21
GOODYEAR AGENCY
J. E. Flanagan Refreshment
Parlor
ifunds derived going: to the support of
the athletic association,
Will Observe Thanksgiving
Practically all business will be bus-
is;iitc;i4 aii ai cjcs, uu iiiui sua; ill uu-
servance of Thanksgiving. AJ1 stores
and business houses will be closed for
the entire day, while the drug: Btores
will close ieom 1 to 6 o'clock in the
afternoon. The postofflce will observe
Sunday hours, with no delivery on the
rural routes. ft
Newsboy Has Collision
Norman Stoddard, one of the Repub
hcan carriers in Mesa, sustained slight
injuries and bruises when, while de-
llivering papers shortly before daylight
, . ' .o '
hv a mntorrvpio nnth rMr worn
going west on the right side of the
road and both carried lights, but they
discovered each other too late to avoid
the collision. Riders and bikes , alike
suffered injuries with the result that
they were all laid tip for repairs
Wednesday.
. Retj Cross Has Busy Day
Camnalirn workers for the American
Red Cross bad a husv rtav in Mesa
Wednesday, their net nroeeeds from
the sale of memberships runninsr close
to 1130 for the dav. While not eoual
to the near $150 raised on Monday, the
onenin dav of the drive, the women
were enthusiastic over the results of
their day's efforts and count on bigger
returns the last two days of the week
Thursday la to b. observed as a holi
day, with a cessation of campaign
WOrk, but It will be resumed on Friday.
p,y Indiana Thanksgiving
Mesa hlgh and tne Indian team from
pt. John's misson school will meet on
the football field In Mesa Thursday
afternoon as the stellar attraction of
tne rootDau season, me game is jo
be played at the baseball park, com-
ncm al 'au: m uo w.
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arnts aown town at i o ciock.
A short Thanksgiving service will be
conducted Thursday morning at 10:30
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SOUTHSIDE THEATERS, tuday
MaJedtie. Mesa "The Daredevil,"
starring Tom j-Iix. Sunshine comedy,
"Heart Snatcher." '
Gilbert Maurice .Tourneur's special
feature called "My Lady's Garter
wjtn an ail-star cast. Bray Picto-
graph called "Winged Huntsman," and
"The Movies r'.xposea. rsramuuni
Magazine
Tempe "Mary Regan,' starring
Anita Stewart. "Phantom Foe,' serial
featuring Juanita Hansen. I
Chandler "Jack Straw," starring
Robert Warwick. Comedy, "Doing
Time," featuring Snub Pollard
Y PICE JO BE
HELD AT TEMPE TODAV
TEMPE. Nov. 24. A number of
picnic dinner have been planned for
Thanksgiving by Tempe people this
year. A party Including the Alexan
der, Dickinson, Clark, Carr, Griffin,
Lanka, Sanders and Wamsley families
will have lunCh some place on the
desert. This is an annual and very
pleasant affair, must of this crowd
having enjoyed the same sort of an
outing for the last nine yearst
"How tha Story Grew" Put Orr at
Scottedale
"How the Story Grew" was put on In
the schoolhouse at Scottsdale Tuesday
evening, and was well attended. The
ladies of Scottsdale furnished the
musical numbers. The $36 which were
cleared will be donated to the Tempe
Woman's club bunilding fund. After
the ent rtalnment, the Tempe women
were served with cake and cocoa and
a pleasant social hour was spent.
Visiting Relatives
Mrs. John F. Dooley of Bracketville.
Texas, is spending Thanksgiving In
xemye wiin irienus ana relatives, ssne
Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. T.
Bircnett.
U. D. C. Ladies Will Meet ,
The U. D. C. ladles will meet at the
home of Mrs. Norman Friday after
noon at 2:30 o'clock. .
Stages
Hourly
To
Tempe,
Mesa,
Connection
Chandler,
TELEPHONE 1419
OIL STOCKS
Will Have Social Hour
Next Tuesday the K. P.'s and. their
families and the Pythian Sisters will
have a social meeting. A crowd of
Tempe K. P.'s went to Chandler
Wednesday evening to put on the third
degree.
Jerome Visitor
Ray Alexander, attorney at law, is
here from Jerome to spend a few days
with relatives.
Entertain Mccabees
The Maccabees of Tempe were en
tertained all day Tuesday by Mrs. Don
Ftankenburg at her beautiful country
home. Kach lady took one dish of
cooked food and everyone had a fine
time.
Charles Piel Accepts Position
Charles A. Piel has accepted a posi
tion at Chandler with the Southwest
Cotton company.
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PEOPLE TO MADRY
CHANDLER, Nov. 24. At a dliner
party, given on Thanksgiving day at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Herzberg
at Tempe the announcement of the en
gagement of Ethel Jacobs, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. K. Herzberg of Los An
geles and a resident of Chandler, to
Allan M. Simon, a prominent young
business man of Chandler. The popu
lar and charming bride-elect is a mem
ber of the junior set of the valley and
has been making her home here with
Mrs. Abe Lukin. Mr. Simon Is inter
ested in the Miller-Simon store here
and is a popular member of the local
Junior set. No plans are as yet set for
the wedding date, but it will fake place
in the very near future.
Accident
Dewey Smith had a narrow escape
from death on Tuesday afternoon when
he was caught in a revolving pulley at
the Southwest Cotton company gin
here. One arm was literally torn off at
the shoulder, his head was badly in
jured and he was otherwise bruised.
The accident happened about 3 o'clock
as the young man was feeding cotton
Into one of the gins. The belt slipped
off and he went into the basement to
slip it onto the pulley again. These
pulleys go at a rapid rate of speed and
in trying to engage the belt around the
pulley he was drawn Into the machin
ery. His head was Jammed against
the shafting and his arm was torn off.
permitting the body to drop to the
nwr. ivieaicai aiienuon was sum
moned and his condition was such that
it was deemed advisable to rush him
to the Sisters' hospital at Phoenix.
Dr. A, Andresen .the attending surgeon.
h,as hopes for his recovery. The young
man came to Chandler about two
months ago from Arkansas. He is un
married and a brother of Greed Smith,
a well known rancher.
Recovering
Mrs. C. A. Baldwin, wife of C. A.
Baldwin, cashier of the Bank of Chan
dler, is in the Mesa hospital following
an operation. She is reported as re
covering rapidly.
Stores Close
Chandler epent a very quiet Thanks
giving, as all the stores were closed7 in
honor of the day.
Install Meat Department
The Smith grocery has installed a
meat department In Its store.
Visitor
Mr. O. G. Brundage of Farmersville,
Cal., who has extensive land interests
east of Chandler, has been spending
the week here as the guest of Mr. R.
M. Crenshaw.
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COPftRS 1
Cempned for The Republican by
R. Ally Lawts. BJ. F. Huttoa j
Co.'s Leased Wire. Hotel Adams 1
I r.ulldlnc. ill North Central Ave.
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Anaconda , 404 ....
Butter .' 11
Calumet and Arizona ....... .46 ....
Gere de Pasco 32 ....
Chlno 20, ..i.
Inspiration 3414 ....
Kennecott 19 ....
Ray Cons , ....
Utah 52
Aritex
Big Ledge A . A
Calumet and Jerome 1,4
Dundee 1
Green Monster 14
Jerome Verde it
Magma 21
Magma Chief
New Cornelia 15
Ray Hercules
Silver King ..28
United Eastern 2
Verde Extension 24
Verde Combination
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' COTTON FUTURES
NEW YORK. Nov. 24. Cotton fu
tures closed barely steady. December
16.80c; January 16.45c; March 16.34c;
May 16.25c; July 16.10c.
MERCANTILE PAPER
NEW YORK," Nov. 24. Prime mer
cantile paper unchanged. Exchange
heavy; sterling demand 348; cables
34894. New York exchange on Mon
treal 12 A per cent discount.
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Old Fashioned Turkey Dinner with all the
Trimmings at
CHANDLER CAFE
CHANDLER
THE
Tempe
Grand Opening Thursday, Nov. 25
Wonderful Floor The best in Music
PERCY'S JAZZ BAND
Dancing, 10c Admission, 10c
LADIES FREE -
Republican A. P. Leased Wire
NEW YORK, Nov. 24. The reaction
ary trend of prices on the stock ex
change today, in which many leaders
canceled a substantial part of their re
cent recoveries, suggested that finan
cial conditions imposed further re
vision of quoted values.
Dealings were much smaller than on
any previous day of the week, for
which tomorrow's holiday was prob
ably responsible. The confidence mani
fested by the short interest, nowever,
evidently had its justification in the
ease with which the market receded.
Money conditions remained easy,
with an abundance of call loans at 6
per cent and more liberal offerings -of
time funds and purchases of merchan:s'
paper, but industrial and corome-clal
advices merely confirmed the growing
conviction of an inevitable slackening
cf trade.
Further cancellations of merchandise
were referred to by. banking interests
as one of the evils confronting the do
mestic business situation and the sharp
decline in imports of luxuries threv an
interesting sidelight on the attitude of
the buying public. Steel mills reported
more cancellations on finished con
tracts and sales of copper for home
censumption were, made at 14 cents.
t.ie lowest price in years.
An extreme decline of aimo3t nine
points in Atlantic Gulf affected other
shippings by two to four and a half
Doints. Representative industrials
eased one to four points, with oils and
motors and rails of the speculative and
investment groups lost one to three
and a half points. In most cases rallies
of from one to two points ensued at
the close, Pittsburg & West Virginia
making an actual gain of five and
three-eighths points on large dealings.
Sales amounted to 700.000 shares.
Foreign exchange markets were dull
and lower, snangnai raie reiiecnug an
other decline In bar silver in London
Of the continental European markets
German and Spanish remittances were
weakest.
Bonds were dull and featureless, the
most leading Issues, including Liber
ties, showing nominal gains or loss
Sales, par value. $14,875,000. Old Unit
ed States bonds were unchanged on
call.
CHICAGO. Nov. 24. Acute fresh
weakness developed in the wheat mar
ket today. There was a general rush
to sell and a nearly complete lack o
support. Reports of distress in the
flour trade at -Philadelphia formed the
chief bearish influence. It was said
Philadelphia merchants had on hantf
300,000 barrels of flour for which there
was no demand; down turns in stocks
and cotton tedded further to unsettle
confidence. Opening prices, which
ranged from lc to 4&c lower, with De
cember $1.641.67 and March $1.59
01.62, were followed by sharp addi
tional breaks.
Corn gave way with wheat. ATter
opening unchanged to 13c lower, in-
32E3X325
Majestic
TODAY
MESA
Tom Mix
the daredevil of the world in
The
Dardevil
'THE . v
The romance of a
hard-boiled tenderfoot
Tom Mix wrote it
Tom!Mix directed it
, Tom Mix is the star
MAJESTIC
TODAY
MESA
GILBERT FRIDAY
TEMPE SATURDAY
CHANDLER .. .. ... SUNDAY
NO ADVANCE IN PRICES
SPECIAL
Thanksgiving
Dinner Today
ARIZ.
MIDWAY
Arizona
eluding May at 7272c, the mar
ket -underwent a material setback all
around.
Oats were depressed by the depres
sion of other grain, starting unchanged
to ic lower, May 49i49l,sc, and then
undergoing a general sag.
Lower quotations on hogs and cereals
J forced provisions downward.
Financial Review
By ERIC KOBBE
Of Blyth, Witter &. Co.
Retail Price and the Public
The public has read in the dally
hand, and yet it fails to receive any
immediate benefit from the drop. Daily
reports show further reductions in
woolens, cottons, leather, sugar or
wheat, yet the retail prices to the pub
lic remain practically the same. Nat
urally, this condition of affairs is re
sented, and this resentment has taken
the form of a refusal to buy. We ad
mit that it takes time for a reduction
in the wholesale or market price of
commodities and foodstuffs to be re
fleeted in the retail trade, and that
possibly reductions of any extent can
not be made at this time by the retail
trade without a loss. But if the public
won t buy at present retail prices, what
is the answer? The retail trade must
face and accept any loss necessary to
stimulate buying. Some retailers have
seen and appreciated the situation and
have made reductions accordingly, but
others are slow to accept the verdict
and, unless they change their attitude,
they may find themselves facing
greater and more serious and perma
nent loss in the end.
Beyond doubt the retailer can show
a customer where they are making only
a small profit at their present priced.
and that they can not reduce t price
on a shirt, for instance, because it was
bought before the reduction in the price
of cotton. This fact, though true, does
not interest the customer. He know
very well we are in for a period of
INDEX
A
The Arizona Republican
The Arizona Republican'a Print
Shop.
Arizona Photo Engraving Co.
B
E. J. Bennett & Co.
Buntman & Kellogg.
Dr. H. H. Braxton.
c
Central Finance Corporation.
D
Dr. Robert M. Dunlap.
E
F-
H
Dwight B. Heard Investment Co.
Joe C Haldiman &. Co.
OFFICE DIRECTORY OF THE
HEARD BUILDING
FIRST FLOOR
DWIGHT B. HEARD
INVESTMENT CO.
REALTORS
GROUND FLOOR
THE ARIZONA REPUB
LICAN'S PRINT SHOP
GROUND FLOOR
Fred O. Adams, Mgr. -Phone
4331
Book and Job Printing, , Ruling,
Binding, Etc
THE ARIZONA
REPUBLICAN
THE STATE'S GREATEST
NEWSPAPER
Private Exchange All Depts. 4331
Editorial and News Dept, Mez
zanine Floor.
Display Advertising Dept, Mez
zanine Floor.
Classified Advertising Dept.,
Ground Floor.
Circulation - Department, Ground
Floor.
Business Office, Ground Floor.
SECOND FLOOR
ARIZONA PHOTO
ENGRAVING CO.
Rooms 210-211-212-213
E. J. BENNETT & CO.
REALTORS
Rooms1 302-205
MRS. A. MONETTE
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
ROOM 213
lower prices, and what he wants is the
benefit from them. He has been suf
fering from high prices and now de
mands retribution. And only a few will
be fooled by "sales" which are not ac
tually a reduction to at least a cost
price or below, and the reactio'n against
a retailer who marks down a few an
cient relics and expects the public to
think it a sale will be expressed in no
uncertain terms. In other words, the
buying public has been taught a most
mighty lesson: "Let the buyer de-
ware !
The most important thing is to get
customers into your store, and have
them buy. If it is necessary to take a
loss to accomplish this, and it will be
necessary, take it with a smile, be
cause it has to be -Taken, and the sooner
it is done the better off you will be.
This will keep your customers buying.
you will gain a reputation for fair
treatment, you will have a satisriea
trade to buy your new goods from you
at a profit when you readjust your
stock, and you will retain your old cus
tomers besides adding new ones. A
customer who gets the habit of go'ng
elsewhere Is not easy t entice back.
Don't let some other retailer take you.
customers away from you through of
fering them the prices tnjy oemano,
Remember that if you get the public
back in a buying mood your troubles
are half over; but to do this the le-
tailer must cut prices.
COTTON
NEW YORK. Nov. 24. Cotton
closed barely steady net unchanged to
10 points lower.
BAR SILVER
NEW YORK, Nov. 24. Bar silver,
domestic, unchanged; foreign 72.
LIBERTY BONDS
NEW YORK, Nov. 24. Liberty
bonds closed: 3's 92.60; first 4's
87.20 bid T second 4's 87.30; first 41i's
87.70; second 44s &6.96; third 44's
89.30; fourth 4i's 87.40; Victory 3's
96.00; Victory 4's 96.00.
FOR QUICK REFERENCE
-J
-K
F. D. Lane.
M
Mrs. A. Monette.
N
New York Life Ins. Co.
Dr. D D. Northrup.
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p-
T. J. Prescott.
. ' -Q- ' -Z-
THIRD FLOOR FIFTH FLOOR
BUNTMAN & KELLOGG NEW YORK LIFE
. 319 INSURANCE CO.
CENTRAL FINANCE ZL
CORPORATION - ,
P. K. LEWIS, Pres. '
Rooms 308-09 i
STODDARD
INCORPORATING CO.
STODDARD INVESTMENT CO. "
Rooms 323 to 325
tollpSuell ' "SIXTH FLOOR"
Room 306
V. O. WALLINGFORD
ARCHITECT
Room 310
l .
FOURTH FLOOR ;
DR. ROBT. M. DUNLAP SEVENTHFLOOR
- DENTIST : , -
Rooms 407-408 T. J. PRESCOTT
"7 7 HENRY J. SULLIVAN
F. D. LANE ATTORNEYS
REALTORS Rooms 720-722
Room 426 .
nn JOEC. HALDIMAN & CO.
DR. D. D. NORTHRUP insurance and bonds
OPTOMETRIST Room 709
Suite 421 Phone 4948 :
i
. n
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE j
Furniched By I
R. ALLYN LEWIS I
Private Leased Wire to all E- I
ehangse t
- a
Am. Beet Suger
Am. Can . .1.;-
Am. nlternational
Am. Locomotive
Am. Smelting and Refining
Am. Tel. and Tel. Co
Am. Woolen
Atchinson
Baldwin IxitonTotive
Baltimore and Ohio
Roth. KtApl (B)
b; 14
26 m
84 y,
67 i
, 84
, 5
385;
5a Vi
Canadian Pacific "'Vi
Central Leather J
Ches. and Ohio JJ
Chandler Motor 7o .2
Chi., Mil. & St. Paul " 3Vi
Chi.. R I. & Pac. Ry 30
Colo. Fuel & Iron
Corn Products 73
Crucible Steel S31'2
Erie JJs
General Motors "Si
Great Northern Pfd 80
Great Northern Ore 3t4
Haskell & Barker BS
International Paper 2 Vi
Int. Mer. Marine pfd B3i
Invincible Oil 24
Lackawanna Steel 62",
Mexican Petroleum ' 180
Midvale Steel 33 Vi
Missouri Pacific I-
N. Y. Central 75 14
N. Y., N. H. & Hartford 22
Norfolk & Western 100
Northern Pacific 86
Pan American Petroleum 77
Pan American "B" 72
Penn'sylvabnia 41
Pierce Arrow 23
Rfading 871,4
Rep. Iron & Steel 67
Royal Dutch .' 69 yt
Southern Railway 2S
Southern Pacific 112i
Ptromberg Carb 44
Studebaker Co 45 ti
Texas Co ..... 49
R
v
S
Stoddard Incorporating Co.
Stoddard Investment Co.
Henry J. Sullivan.
O. E. Schupp.
T
Tolleson-Samuell Land Co.
U .
V-
W-
V. O. Wallingford.
X-
Y
!
O. E. SCHUPP
ATTORNEY
INVESTMENT
BONDS
INVESTMENT
STOCKS
Room 208 Phone 3382

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