Arizona republican. [volume], January 12, 1921, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 12, 1921
PAGE THREE
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OF DISCUSSION AT .
IIMIIIIIC MCCT MP
m ItlLLIIUO
Hill 111
1 i t :i 'i . tie ;i r.ortii and south
r.tl JitoikIi M'h.iv? rountv Into
l"l.wr.i an l another tht Miami Supe
i ;.-r nl t'lx-ti.i . h'uhway, vere the
:-... u ni iif .f discussion .it the
viv!v i in. hi-on of t Ho KjuiiniH dub j
t the l. M. C. A. stcnhiy. The
; aJem ri J.uni's Curtin, atateaen-
t.-r from Moh;ive county. arid J. W.
8 ro-lc cf the Miami Silver Belt.
Sr.tor Curtin. after compIim'ftmK :
M .rt.p county on the ref ills of t )
!. eKn ay bond election on I- 31. i ill i
!! t Mohave county had w.ti i lied ihi-i
I. siiwuv bond rinip:iixn in this muri-;
t .!h Inlrrest. lt ,u now tli.it th'e'
I e--d had carried urid hsmiitiI Ilii.
' ion of the Mat an efticirnt a-j
'm 'f rotd within the county lit'es.
i i the l.ire of the northern couii- ;
to i cm'!t'li' a north and sonthro.nl
;. the center of the stale. Ill this1
aoiK. which will neoesMilate an
r-'crriatlon by the ptate legislature, j
.tmtor t'urtiit asked the co-operaf Ion '
the dtircn of Phoenix, declaring
lht tie people f Mohave county are
r, x;u to p ud their money In rhoe
m:x rthrr than In rfie distributing cen I
ier of California, upon which they
mart now- rely.
Stroke's talk was an exposition of
tee (t.od which must iccrut to Phoe
r,'x unj to Gila county with the com
ftion of the highway between Phoe
i i Hii.l Miami by way of Superior.
After ankin whether the trade of 25,
people menus anything to the mer
chant of this citv, he referred to the
f Seattle. Wa!h, which has ex
renje.l eery effort tn petting the
remmercnJ business of Alaska, and de
dared that the trade cf Gila county,
atjrrvaatu'g more than $100,000 a
month. I prcater than that of all
V..k.. The fj""ker said that the
t-eovile of Gila county are being fed,
ithej anfl furnished hy 13 Taso and
CaUforrla, an that they are more
than willing to keep their money In
Arljona,
The meetinc was opened by Presi
dent Royal V. Lescher, with an an
reunccment that "du.s are due." and
mft with a request that all members
e that their names axe riven cor
rectly to the secretary for the roster
wrdch' Is to be published noon.
It u announced also that the an
nual barbecue of the club will beheld
on Ib. IX when "Father and Son"
day abo win be celebrated. This date
M selected because It la the birth
day of Abraham Lincoln.
The irucsta of the day were then In
troduced, after which a letter of
thar.lcs for efforts of the club in be
hlf of the Maricopa County Anti-Tu-t-erculoais
society was read. J. O. Sex
ort then asked that the members of
Kiwanls go In a body to the open air
lunch for the atarving children of Ku
rcpw. which was held at noon on Ad
am street. KoIloVlr.g this request,
Mr. Hex. ion led the lub members (n
raring: tome popular and patriotic
cct. accompanied tit the piano by
Io Weaver, who had also played dur-i:-.?
the luncheon proper.
Clinton Campbcil. chairman of the
-lay. took the meeting- In hand. The
t tendance prist, iriyen ry Laurel Stap
. ,', wa won by C. W. Goodman. Then
t'halrnun Campbell , introduced Sena
r Curtin and Mr. Strode, and after
their epee hes. SeAnon aitaln led the
eib members In totiR. At the end of
the pre pram the Kiwanls, to the rum
Her of more than 80, marched In a
t-dy to First street iind Central ave-
i'ie. where they partook of a second
'miheon for the relief of the Rtarvlng
K ;ropeon children and then bid a live
l.ey un to $li, the bird betnjr won
by lien lUce, who Immediately turned
t hack to be auctioned again.
The guests of the luncheon were E.
K. Potter, buildinx appraiser; Herbert
J. Simon, Loe Angeles: Allen IN.
Treichton. Majtfleld Harrlen, V." A.
Hardv, lenver Post. Lienver; Dr. II.
I., (oss, Walter Wolby, Denver; Wil
liam Keen ana curls ii&nay.
C H II II GHWO with
ATTEMPT TO DEFRAUD
part of the compact, took the automo
Ule and drove it into Phoenix.
After the presumed theft the Kl
Centro man Immediately notified the
police find the insurance company.
The polii" of Phoenix received word of
the theft, and arrested Heck and
Ifudtrins with the car. Meanwhile the
insurance company which had insured
the machine was busv also in attempt?
to find it. At first Beck and Hudgins
held stubbornly to their story that
they had stolen the car, but after a
sarchinK questioning by a special of
ficer of the department of Justice and
Bush Anderson, chief of the local
traffic squad, they confessed that in
stead of fctealinir t lie car they had
merely taken it to act ommodnto their
friend in Kl CVntro and help him col
lect about four times the worth of
the automobile from the insurance
people. These were notified and sent
representatives to Phoenix, who
checked the story of the two prisoners
and are now engaged In weaving: a
web of incriminating evidence around
the El Centro man, who has not yet
been arrested and whose name, for
this reason, lias been withheld.
It i probable that the three will
stand trial in California together on
chaises of conspiracy, according to
the officials, who also say that the. In
s'irarice company has been extremely
gratified at the inn overing of a crime
of this nature, which, because of the
ramifications that attach to it. Is said
rarely b be run to earth.
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WIVES FOR DRIV
E
OFUTIOUy
Major E. M. Duncan of Washington,
D. C. arrived in Phoenix yesterday in
the interests of a Salvation Army
drive to be conducted in Phoenix.
Major Duncan is state director of the
Salvation Army home service move
ment for 1921.
The object of the drive is to raise
funds for the maintenance and im
provement of theSalvation Army, one
of the especial objects being a new
permanent home in this city. Further
details will be announced as soon as
arranged.
DINNER TONIGHT AT
THE RANCH
HOUSE
MENU
Bouillon
Tomato in Aspic ,
Filet Steak Reli.h
Mashed Potatoes Creamed Turnip
Clover Leaf Rolls
Turban of Prunes
LUNCHEON, 12 TO 2
Phone 4484
JUST NORTH
1008 N. Central
OF ROOSEVELT
LOCAL DICE HILL
REGULATION URGED
BI WOMIS CLUB
A resolution advocating the regula
tion and supervision of pubhc dance
halls of Phoenix was udopiod by the
Woman's club at its icsutar niectin
yesterday afternoon. Tht resolution
was presented frotn the civics and edu
cation department by Mrs. Ralph
Cameron and Mrs. J. L,. B. Alexander,
and w;as received with enthusiasm,
members of the club immediately go
ing on recprd in favor of th? proposed
action.
Mrs. Kldridge, formerly witii the
California school for delinquent girls,
and Dr. K. H. H. P.lome, director of
vocational education, were the speak
ers at the club's meeting. Mrs. Kld
ridge spoke briefly hut very effecfive
ly of the worthiness of the determina
tion of ciiy officials and women's or
ganizations to have a morally clean
Phoenix through supervision and regu
lation of public amusements.
Dr. Blome's topic was the need of
vocational education. He said he
thought the decrease in public school
attendance was due to something
wrong with educational methods, and
suggested vocational education as a
remedy. The growth of vocational
education and the good results it has
brought everywhere it has been tried.
were stressed by the speaker.
A very good musical program was
furnished by Mrs. Doane Merrill ami
Kathleen Ilodgkins.
The resolution adopted by the club
read as follows:
Whereas, the members of the Wom
an's club of Phoenix are, with other
citizens, deeply Interested in the phys
ical, mental and moral welfare of the
youth of our nation, and particularly
the youth of this city, and
Whereas, it has been shown to" us
that the operation of the unsupervised
public dance hall is a great iienaoe to
our youth, and
Whereas, while deploring the exist
ence of the public dance hall and its
attendant evil, yet we recognize it
seems to afford entertainment to a
large number of people whose time
might otherwise be more illy em
ployed, and we believe that the ill ef
fects thereof will be lessened mater-,
ially, it" not altogether eliminated, by
proper regulation by city ordinance
and supervision by city authorities, and
that the public- dance hall, being a
great evil unless properly regulated
and supervised, it should be roq:iired
to pay a license to the city to "Vc
possible its adequate supervise,, i-y
the city, and
Whereas, the civics education de
partment of this club ia studying this
question;
Now, therefore, be it resolved by
the members of the Woman's club of
Phoenix this 11th day of January, 1921,
that our civics education department
be empowered to represent us on this
question to take all necessary steps
to assist in bringing about an ade-
ate i regulation and supervision of the I Civil war widows in the United I Women are emplovod as street
pnh'io dance hall.
I States number 290,1j0.
cleaners in Constantinople,
$20 Bed, $12 Springs and
$15 Mattress at - - - -
$34
.85
B3H BmBi
S3
for my children's schooling.
I determined to give them every ad
vantage. I opened, for each child, a Savings Ac
count I let the accounts and the children grow
together.
When my children were ready to go to
college, I was prepared to send them.
We pay 4o interest, compounded twice a
year, on Savings Accounts.
rl
Affiliated with Phoenix National Bank
SAVINGS OTSTS HNSTOANCE
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This Is a Most Unusual
Opportunity!
Although we hav at different
times offered many special values in
complete bed, spring and mattress
outfits, we believe that this particular
offering surpasses anything that we
have been able to do. When you
consider that this is a full size, con
tinuous two-inch post byed with large
one-inch fillers as shown, with a very
reliable spring and a full size 45 lb.
cotton linters mattress, at such a re
markably low price for the complete
outfit, there is certainly no reason for
waiting any longer to buy an outfit
like this, as prices simply can't go
lower!
With Our Compliments
While They Last"
An 8-inch Asbestos
Table Mat will be given
to every woman calling
at our store today.
"WATCH OUR WINDOWS?
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116-120 West Adams Street
PHOENIX AUTOMOTIVE DIRECTORY
AutomobOes
IS
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heiby perk, alias Ceorge Lewis.
nl W. U. lludgins, who are said by
the officials In charge of the case-to
have been Involved in a conspiracy
which Is unique in locul annals.
id who were arrested here several
1vb ago by members of the police de
rartment on telegraphic advices from
"llfornlj, were turned over yesterday
to II. J. Raymond, deputy sheriff of
I -os Angeles county, and fc. T. Griffin.
riputy sheriff of Imperial county,
faJifornia. for trial in that tate on
rlwrgea of entering into a conspiracy
to defraud an Insurance company.
According to J. p. Dillon, United
States marshal, who wtts holding the
two oryn charge of having violated the
Xfr act. the federal ilatute prohiblt
tr.g the transportation of a stolen au
tomobile from one state to another.
I'.e. k and Hudglns became acquainted
In VJ Ccr.tro with an individual who is
ai-1 to have been implicated in crim
inal actions at various times, and who
io has acted as a "fence" for other
rimlriHls. Iteck and Hudglns ap
ptoathe.t this man with ti request that
he hlp them "turn trick," where
upon he told theni that he had an au
tomobile whih he did not need any
more, and that if they would steal lt
mid take lt away they could dispose
of it on their own terms and keep the
money.
Beck and H:nlglnn agreed to the
proposal, and the details of the theft
1 avinff been completed, the Kl Centio
man Insured the machine for $l,ino.
-.d then left the car where it could
t'e etolen with a minimum of trouble.
I erk and Hudglns, carrying out their
UICK CADILLAC
TRUCKS
MACK
BABBITT BROS.
1 and 113 North Central Ave. Pne.145
BICYCLES
Etas.
UALL MAKES AND STYLES TO CHOOSE FROM
EASY TERMS IF DESIRED, AND AT
. PRICES YOU CAN AFFORD
, LAND1S CYCLERY
122 North Seventh Avenue Phone 1880
HANDLE
G. M. C. TRUCKS TRAILMOBILB
CAL MESSNER
Corner Feurth Avenue and Adama
CLEVELAND -MARM0N
U ARIZONA MOTOR CO.
Fifth Ave. and Washington St. Phone 4282
nUEUDniCT Little Four
rilLYUULLl
Big Four
BERT O. BROWN, DISTRIBUTOR
516-18 E. WASHINGTON
Fred J. Wright
Detective Service
Civil and Criminal
Private and Corporate
Investigations
An Established and
Efficient Organization
Offices over Central
Tank
Rooms 7, 8, !
1" r ' f j . h o r
OLMES IMPROVED AIR
pnm cn pad
W. R. COATES. State Distributor
Phone [phone] South Third Ave.
Phoenix
lAKLAND
OAKLAND ARIZ. SALES CO. '
FIFTH AVE AND WASH. PHONE 4263
TUDEBAKER
BARRETT & POTTBERG, INC.
125 N. FIRST ST. PHONE 4419
R
oads
Bulletin
Coast roads In poor shape. Best route by way of Ehrenburg.
Black Canyon, rough; Wickenburg, good; Florence-Superior, pood;
Apache Trail, rough; A jo. via Laveen, eood. Use caution in crossing
drain ditches.
Roads in Apache and Navajo counties generally pood, excepting In
mountains. Slight fall of snow In Coconino county has not affected
the roads there to any extent.
Main roads in Mohave county in fair shape, excepting Oatman
Topock, which is being constructed, travel being routed by way of
Yucca.
Yavapai county roads in fair shape. Care, must be used in Chino
Valley en route to Ashfork.
Main roads in Gila, Greenlee, Cochise and Graham counties in good
condition. Valley roads rough in Pinal county. Tucson to Nogales
good.
Trucks Tractors
oates-Corby Motor Truck Co.
State Distributors
Phone 3:w 33-35 South Third Ave.
1KUCK.S
Phoani
IELIE Automobile
Motor Truck and Tractors
s
VELIE MOTOR SALES
306 N. Central Phone 1723
.1 it
Show Room 625 W. Washington
M. L. BURKHEAD, Distributor.
12) .2
utomobile Supplies
D RUDOLPH
GOODYEAR AND OLDFIELD TIRES
Home of the Ford and Fordson
316-346 E. ADAMS STREET
IESTEKN AUTO
SUPPLY AGENCY
EVERYTHING FOR THE AUTO"
TIRES. SUPPLIES AND ACCESSORIES
141-7 N. CENTRAL AVE.
si&TGLgesr -service
UTO LIVERY
SAM FIELD'S AUTO LIVERY
NEW CARS TO RENT; OPEN OR CLOSED CARS,
BY HOUR. DAY OR WEEK
I Rear 301 N. Central Phone 1474
RIZONA Radiator Works
Radiator repaired and re-
built. New cores of any kind
i'r...IU C. l 1 .
Z:4 ...... cnucn ana auto
lp bodies repaired Windshields
I V installer. (!...,( .. I
welding. All work done by experts.
Best work in town.
307 N. Central Ave.
Phone 603
uto Truck Bodies Built '
tft arAP All a i
'il tt n.rowooa r.pairmg for farm maohlnwy
Home Builders Planing Mill
PHONE 4isa rttKAiRiiMa
4188 50 SOUTH FIRST 8T.
rizona Tire & Accessory Co.
SEE US FIRST
ur Servic Department at
20 EAST MONROE NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS
Sales Room Corner Center and Monroes Phone 8080
ONES AND SPARKES GARAGE
REPAIRING ON ALL MAKES OF CARS
STORAGE $5.00 PER MONTH
Jt 228 East Adams St. Phone 43S0
iLADNEY'S GARAGE
Second Avenue and Van Buren Street
PHONE 1201
ANSON'S GARAGE
FRED HANSON, Mnger
FIRST CLASS AUTO REPAIRING
Cor. First Avi. and Bennett Lane. Phone 680
cger Kin
it Gar
age
GENERAL REPAIR WORK
ON ALL MAKES OF CARS
614 West Van Buren.
Phona 611.
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