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PAGE SIX
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 19, 1921'
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Coming Events
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localBnefs
SPECIALISTS
In th Examination of Eye and tha
Fitting of Correct Glaaaaa
Northrup Optical Co.
9 EAST ADAMS STREET
Phona 690 for Appointment
38 EAST WASHINGTON STREET
PHONE 3039
EYESTRAIN
SPECIALISTS
DR. MUNSON
OPTOMETRISTS
MUNSON OPTICAL CO.
8 Eaat Washington St.
Haas, Baruch & Co
I Incorporatad
GROCERS
WHOLESALE '
WATER REPORT
Keservoir elecation 196.43
Jlewervoir contents, acre feet... 328,989
loss, 24 hours 4 279
Klevation year ago ..- 211.26
Contents year ago 1,146.236
Water used, north side ...... 12.2S0
Water used, south side ...... 14,037
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WEATHER FORECAST
Arizona: "Wednesday snow north,
rain southeast, clearing eouthwest
portion, cooler; Thursday clearing,
somewhat warmer.,
Colorado: Wednesday and Thursday
cloudy, occasional rain or snow west
portion and In mountain districts;
cooler Thursday and in northwest por
tion Wednesday.
New Mexico: Wednesday and Thurs
day unsettled, occasional rain south,
rain or snow north portion, cooler.
West Texas: Partly cloudy, warmer
in Panhandle; Thursday partly cloudy.
WEATHER REPORT
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WEATHER REPORT
Constable Ice and
Fuel Company
Phona 1555
WOOD AND COAL
' I Buy Diamonds and
Pay Highest Cash Price
Mack Gardner
45 N. CENTRAL
PLUMBING
-NEST WORK FAIR PRICES
Sand ma your wo.-k far
quick and efficiant service.
O. E. BELLAS
North First St. Phona 2879
LOANS EASY
i TO GET
ums up to $300 at lawful riles,
your furniture, piano, automo
, livestock, implements, etc
say in email monthly payment
desired- Ample funds. Just and
..rteoui treatment. Strictly eon
ntial.
PEOPLE'S LOAN AND
'INVESTMENT COMPANY
one 1398 23 East Washington
Hoston 3
liuffalo ....'..... 6
Chicago ..... .". . 26
Denver 42
Flagstaff 82
Fresno 52
Galveston ...... t0
Kansas City .... 30
Minneapolis
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New Orleans
New York .
Oklahoma
PHOENIX .
Pittsbur? 24
Portland, Ore. .. 42
St. Louis 34
Salt Lake .City ..44
San Diejjo 54
San Francisco . .'SO'
Seattle 44
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Local Weather Yesterday
6 a. m. Noon Jp.ra.
Temp., dry bnlh ..,.56 67 53
Temp., wet bulb ....44 50 .52
Humidity, per cent. .37 , 26 91
Wind from SB ' NW 'W
Wind, miles 2 6 16
Rainfall 0 , 0 .04
Weather Cl'dy Cl'dy Pain
Highest yesterday ....69
Lowest yesterday 53
Total rainfall 04
Deficiency in temperature yesterday.
11 desrees.
Deficiency in temperature sine the
first of the month, 47 degrees.
Accumulated deficiency in tempera
ture since Jan. 1, 47 degrees.
Normal precipitation Jan. 1 to date,
0.X9 inches.
Actual precipitation Jan. 1 to date.
0.05 inches.
Deficiency since Jan. 1, 0.84 inches.
KOBEUT Q. GRANT.
HKlUHl)
COST 1101 S2D
Arizona Iron Works, Inc.
'Same Ownership at Globe Foun
dry and Machine Co., Globe.
Largest and most modern jobbing
foundry in the state. We make any
kind of casting from 1 lb. to 10.0C0
Iba. Have well equipped machine,
pattern and boiler chop. All kinds
of machine work and repairing.
! Afrach ine work $1.50 per hour.
Plant at 19th Ave. and Harrison
St. Phona 1271. P. O. box 575.
IF IT'S JEWELRY WE MAKE IT
! TO ORDER
Geo. Da Freitaa
Manufacturing Je.veter
. If It's Broken We Ftepair It
i 25 North First Ave., Phom
HANSON & KARLSON
I 737 GRAND AVE.
Machinists Engineers
Auto and Gaa Engine Mechanics
Welding and Forging
"I have a bad cold." Antonio Rocho
complained to a friend." 1
"Take this." the friend offered, "It la
Mexican oil and will quickly cure you.
Antonio took the bottle of "Mexican
oil" and tlrank. He smacked his lips
and drank asain. He liked the medi
cine. It exhilarated him. He drained
the bottle. i
'I have a bad cold." Antonio told
another friend whom he met later.
"Here, take this," the friend advised
and handed Antonio a cigarette. An
tonio puffed. The cigarette had a
peculiar taste and effect quite dissimi
lar to tohacoo.
"What's the matter?" inquired a
p.isHins; policeman.
"(.lot a cold," Antonio answered.
"Then you had better come Jn out
of the niht air," advised the police-
I man and escorted him to the police
j station.
I Antonio, you are charged with be
i In?? drunk and with having marihuana
' in your possession," Judge Thomas ad
: vised the defendant in police court
yesterday afternoon.
"That is true, judge," Antonio ad
mitted. "I was trying'to cure a cold."
"You are fined X't on the first charge
and $13 on the second," was the Judge's
decision, and Antonio paid.
o
Government experts from the De
partment rt Agriculture have com
pleted a 9. 000-mile journey through
Africa in search of new plants which
may be of value in the United States.
. O
The United States navy has one
hundred ships, of various types, In
process of construction.
HIGHWAYS WEATHER BULLETIN
! River Crossings
fhe river ut Sucnton is dry. How
ever the crossing Is sandy and rough.
Crossing is all rl;lit for lisht curs.
Apache County
All roads in good -hape except moun
tain roads, which lire unsafe for travel.
I Cochise County
All main roaii.x goo( and improved
by light rain or the 1 1th.
Gila County
County forces at work in widening
ntp Improving road between Winkel
rn.ti and Christ ma. Work goirijr on in
wiJoninK county road north of Kooso
etl. contractor :t work in reoon
Ktrtictlon of portion of Salt Kiver
PleVsant Valley ro;ul. General Rood
condition of nil roads in the county.
Graham County
Oraham county roads nre in good
condition in all pirt of tht county.
Greenlee County
All roads in first da condition:
nil graveled and well packed; no mud
or; slippery roads anywhere; all
stream bridged. liest route between
Safford and Clifton is via Duncan.
Maricopa County
Valley roads dusty; coast roads fair;
Mack Canyon rough; Wickenburg road
yood; Supcrior-l'lorence good; Apache
trail fair. Going to A jo via Laveen he
careiijj of drain ditch crossings. Buck
eye crossing very good to Gila Bend.
Mohave County
All main roads in fair condition. x
cept Old Trailf national highway from
rozier to Jiackberry. New construe
Hon over Oatman-Topock road makes
this temporarily impassable; all traf
iic j iieiiig routea to Topock via
Yucca. Drivers ehould be careful In
rossing washes.
Pima County
All roads in fair condition except for
oust, which has been caused by con
tinuous nry weather.
Santa Cruz County
All county roads in good traveling
condition. Light shower on 6th. No
damage to county roads.
Pinal County
Mesa and moukgain roads good. Val
ley roads very dusty and thucky. No
rain.
Yuma County
Road from Vlcksburg to Ehrenberg
in good condition, rorry service good.
ROBERT Q. GRANT.
MAKE .CUTS "THAT PRINT
S. HARRY ROBERTSON
3S,East . Washington St, Phone:1709 d
HERE FROM LOS ANGELES T.
Steinhardt, a traveling representative
for the Cohn-Goldwater company of
Los Angeles, registered at the Jeffer
son hotel yesterday. lie will spend
several days ity the valley on business.
MOOSE MEETING Tonight is the
regular meeting of the Loyal Order of
Moose. Meeting will be called to or
der promptly at 7:30 p. m. Business
will be rushed tnrougn ana tne meci
inr will adjourn at 9 o'clock. The en
tertainment committee will then take
charge. The main thing on the pro
gram is a box social. The ladies will
furnish the boxes, with sufficient eats
for two. The boxes will be auctioned
off to the highest bidder. There will
be dancinir and cards and other enter
tainment. The public is invited to the
entertainment.
UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS
The following undelivered telegrams
are at the local Western Union office:
O. S. Turner, Senator C. Ir. Ruther
ford, F. C. Moore, Henry Crawford,
Russell McDaniels. Mrs. Ella Johnson,
Ryble Handleser, Walter E. Henry, O.
Enderton, Mrs. A. E. Kettle, Patricia
Smith. Herbert E. Worcester. G. S.
Peaster, Mayma Miller, care Charles
Burks.
ADDRESSES WANTED Tha serv
ice section of the Red Cross, Room 516,
Heard building. Is anxious to obtain
the addresses of Mrs. Ethel Reiterman
from San Francisco and of Mrjs. Lydia
Webster from Ada, Okla.
MAY SELL SHARES The corpora
tion commission yesterday authorized
the Arizona Standard Copper company
to sell 300,000 shares of its treasury
stock at $1 a share. The property is m
the Clenengo mining district in Y'uma
county.
COMES FOR CONFERENCE E. S.
Wheeler of the bureau of public roads
will arrive today from his headquar
ters in Albuquerque for a conference
with the state highway department.-
POSTPONE FARM BUREAU MEET
ING The meeting of the Camelback
farm bureau called for 7:30 o'clock this j
evening1 at the Madison Improvement
club house on Indian School road has
been postponed until Thursday after-j
noon at 2 o'clock. R. C. Pollock, a
representative from the national farm
bureau, and C. S. Brown, president of
the staite farm bureau, will be present,
and will address the meeting. A large j
attendance is desired.
THESE WILL MARRY Licenses
to marry were issued yesterday to
John B. Kendall, 23 of Los Vegas.1
Nev., and Henrietta 11. HilL 21, of
Phoenix; Harold I. RrHley, 25 of
Clemeiceau, and Edith M. Chapman,
24. of Lone Be.ach. f!al Ttiin Octir 22.
and Francisca Leibos, 21, both of Phoe
nix; Harry F. Brigham. 39, and Alice
Macra Bailey, 32, both of Phoenix;
Felipe Sanchez, 62, and Juana Nohella,
34, both of Phoenix; George H. Ray.
23, and Willie O. Weaver. 17. both of
Phoenix; and William F. MoCleary, 21,
and Lena F. Bloom, 17, both of Phoenix.
TWO BICYCLES FOUND Two bi
cycles were found in a cotton field on
Virginia avenue, between Seventh
street and Central avenue, yesterday
afternoon and brought to tho sheriff's
office. The wheels had been carefully
covered with grass. One of the wheels
is a Tale, nlue frame, almost new bi
cle, and the 4ther is a Latonia, red
frame bicyclft. The owners may have
the wheels by calling at the sheriffs
office and identifying them.
ENGINE HIT TRAILER Eecause
of a defective grade crossing over the
Santa Fe tracks southwest of the state
fair grounds, J. 1L Williams declares
in a damage suit brought yesterday
against the Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fa Railroad company, a trailer
loaded with seed cotton became un
coupled from his automobile and was
struck by an engine before he could
get it off the tracks. The trailer was
a total wreck, he alleges, and he sus
tained damages to the extent of $250.
The accident occurred on November
18, 1920, he says.
CHARGED WITH ASSAULT Al
vina Patia yesterday was arraigned
before Justice Henry J. Sullivan on a
charge of assault with a deadly
weapon. The preliminary hearing
was set for next Saturday mornin
and Patia was committed to the coun
ty jail when he failed to fnmwh a
bond of $50. The complaint was
made by Cinon Hernandez, who alleges
i-aua pointed a revolver at him and
started to puir the trigger. The in
terference of a friend, he alleges, who
caught the gun, kept Patia from fir
ing it. Tatla was arrested on Mon
day by Deputy Sheriff Gilbert Blanco
shortly after the assault was alleged
to have- taken place.
HELD ON FORGERY CHARGE
Charged with forgery, Felipe Valenzu
ela yesterday pleaded not guilty
when arraigned before Justice Henry j.
auuivan. The preliminary hearing- was
set for Thursday afternoon and Valen-
zuela was released under a bond of
J100. The complaint was made bv
Claudia Bostick who alleges Valenzuela
forged her name to a- check for $20.
AWARDED $1,250 DAMAGES
George A. Edwards yesterday was
awarded a Judgment of J1.250 by a jury
in the superior court in his $5,000 dam
age suit against C. Eagan, doing busi
ness as the Eagan Construction com
pany. Edward alleged he was perma
nently injured when a ceilinsr joist in
a building under construction brok
and he fell 14 feet to the ground. Ei
wards said he was, employed on the
building as a carpenter's helper and
had been set to work wiring the joists
to beams. Eagan declared Edwards
had been warned not to put his weight
on the Joists until they had been wired
and said the accident was due to his
carelessness. The accident occurred on
Nov. 18, U19, according- to the testi
mony. COCONINO ATTORNEY HERE X
N. Steeves, a former attorney of this
place but for several years practicing
in Coconino county of which he was
district attorney, is in the city.
RETURNS AFTER 19 YEARS
James Scorse, a druggist of Holbrook,
is visiting in the city. It is not his
first visit, but it is much tho same
thing for the last time he was here was
1 years ago. Since then Phoenix, as
he noticed, had become a new town.
CHRISTIAN HEALING MISSION
There will be a service of the Christian
healing mission at Trinity cathedral
this afternoon at 4:13 o'clock. The ser
vice for the children will be held first,
immediately followed by the service
for adults.
GIVES FRANK LUKE, JR'S REC
ORD Frank Luke, of the state tax
commission, yesterday received the
United. States Official Pictures of the
World War. The hansnmeiy bound
volume is made up of pictures selected !
from the official files of the war de- i
partment, a full page having been
given to Prank Luke, Jr;, famous Anier- i
lean ace. Lieutenant Luke is seen '
standing by a piano he shot down in I
the American lines 'and below is n!
paragraph of his marvelous war record. '
The world v.ar hero who had 10 bal
loons and four planes to his credit
when he came to his death near Mur- ;
vaux. Franc, on Sept. 1918 j
JUNIOR GUILD MEETING A verv j
important business meeting of th'
junior guild will bo held at Trinitv i
j pro-cathedral Thursday afternoon at!
j.:30 o'clock. The president is anxious
lhat eerv niember be present.
GUESTS FROM FLORENCE K IT
IVlK' ttf Ilia SIm-Atv Al.fitraft anrl T'm 1 I
Wedneaday? Jan. 19! Robert E. Lee
Chapter D. of C, at home of Mrs. H.
,H. Lacy, 551 East Moreland St, Cel
ebration of Lee'a birthday.
Wedneaday, Jan. 19 College club at
507 North Seventh St. Argentine
program at 3:30 p. m.
Wednesday, Jan. 19 Tennis luncheon
at Country club..
Thursday, Jan. 20 Camelback Farm
Bureau at Madison Improvement
club house, 2 p. m.
Thursday, Jan. 20 W. C. T. U. mem
bership meeting 1601 West Monroe
street, 2:30 p. m.
Thursday, Jan. 20 High school Parent-Teacher
association. Speakers,
Miaa Elsie Toles, John Dennett, Jr.,
H. W. Staufacher.
Thursday,Jan. 20 Council of Jewish
Women social and card party at
Woman's club, 2 p. m.
Thursday, Jan. 20 Madison Improve
ment club. Home economies' pro
gram, 2:15 p. m..'
Thursday, Jan. 20 Bridge dinner at
Country club.
Friday, Jan. 21 Open house in after
noon to strangers in city.
Friday, Jan. 21 Dinner dance, at San
Marcos, Chandler.
Friday, Jan. 21 Rotary club luncheon
at Y. M. C. A 12:10 p. m.
Friday, Jan. 21 Friday club meeting,
10 a. m.
Friday, Jan. 21 Knights of Columbus
dancs at Woman's club.
Friday, Jan. 21 Open house at Wom
an's club 2 p.m.
Saturday, Jan. 22 Bridge tea at
Country club.
Saturday, Jan. 22 Meeting of Mari
copa County Teachers' association at
school administration building 1:30
p. m.
Saturday, Jan. 22 Public dance at
Woman's club.
Saturday, Jan. 22 Royal Neighbors
installation and . banquet at Odd Fel
lows hall, 8 p. m.
Sunday. Jan. 23 Haworth musical re
cital at San Marcos, Chandler, 8:30
p. m.
Friday, Jan. 28 Dance at Shrine
temple by El Zaribah drum and bugle
corps.
y -company of Florence, and Mrs. Doty
are guests of J. M. Wilkinson.
HERE VISITING BROTHER Dr,
J. N. Baskett and Mrs. . Baskett of
Hannibal, Mo., are visiting at the ranch
home of Dr. Baskett's brother, H. C.
Baskett and family of Peoria. After
their visit here they will go to southern
California where Dr. and Mrs. Baskett
will spend the remainder of the winter,
HOME FOR WEEK-END Miss
Bonnie Baskett of the Oaborn school
spent the week-end with her parents at
Peoria and visiting her uncle and aunt,
Dr. and Mrs. J. N. Baskett of Hannibal,
Missouri.
DIRECTORIES OF 1919 WANTED
The information bureau of the chamber
of commerce has issued a request for
Phoenix city directories of 1919. Any
citizens who may have directories of
that year which are of no use to them
now will confer a favor by bringing
them to the chamber of commerce.
kIomie
Parley Richards, contractor, engaged
in the work of surfacing the Holbrook
St. Johns road through the Petrified
Forest, is in Phoenix in an endeavor
to secure funds for the payment of the
men employed on the work. Mr. Rich
ards received a state warrant for the
work in November and drew checks on
the fund in payment of labor, only to
learn that the bank would not handle
the warrant.
It 19 understood that the Navajo
county portion of the 75 per cent state
road fund is not exhausted as far as
the appropriation is concerned, but the
ruling of tho state treasurer that pay
ments be made only up to the amount
of taxes actually received has caused
the banks to refuse to handle the war
rants. The state highway department
is endeavoring to secure a temporary
advance from the highway commission
of Navajo county in order to pay for
work already done and to complete the
present contract. The assistance will
he only temporary, as state funds al
ready have been appropriated and fed
eral aid eventually will carry the cost
of construction.
SugarSugar
Granulated Sugar,
Per pound
We will sell you five pounds
at the above price 'with every
$6.00 order of other groceries.
10 lbs. Fancy
Potatoes
1 qt. Pure Mesquite
Honey .............
10 Bars P. G.
Soap . . . ...... i
7 lbs.
Onions
Sweet Sugar Corn,
6 cans
Bacon,
per lb.
Salt Pork,
per lb ,
Troco Butter,
per lb
Macaroni,
per lb
Coffee in bulk,
per lb .-. ..
Fancy Jap Rice, .
9 lbs
l'ink Salmon,
1 lb, can ,
Maricopa Milk,
2 Cans
Wesson Oil,
1 pt v.
Solid Pack Apples ...
1 gallon size
Dry Prunes, large size
3 lbs
6c
...35c
... 65c
...89c
..25c
..83c
...28c
., 24c
31c
... 16c
...29c
..95c
...14c
...25c
...31c
:::85c
70c
GRIEBEL'S
GROCERY
WE DELIVER
218 W. Washington St.
Phone 1508
Will the Town Bark
er please take notice ! .
The Suits revised
down to $35 are just as
anxious to attract no
tice as our other revised
prices.
Every Suit in our
stock is of-the good Mc-Dougall-Cassou
quality,
bought for regular sell
ing and guaranteed as
to fabric and workman
ship. Formerly $50 $60 $65
Now $35
Ever try the "Hand
craft" soft collar?
You'll never go back
to any other kind.
McDougall & Cassou
Washington Street
Special Truss Fitting Ex
pert Free Examination
Kimball & Hulett
Phoenix, Adams &, 1st Ave.
Some Prices
And Delivered to Your
Door.
Why pack them home,,
when you can buy them
cheaper and have them
delivered.
APPLES APPLES
APPLES. QO in
per box 0i-vl
These weigh. 42 lbs. net weight.
3 Pkgs. Corn ' Oft
Flakes .- iiot
11 Bars Laundry 50 C
JAM JAM
4i lbs. Net Weight OP
Pure Fruit Jam O-L0
Following kinds: Apple Butter,
Blackberry, Raspberry and
Peach,
TOMATOES
TOMATOES
28c
2 Cans Solid Tack
Tomatoes
These are not puree tomatoes but
solid pack. Think of the price.
FLOUR FLOUR
BLUE BELL FLOUR THE
CELEBRATED BREAD
FLOUR
24 lbs. Blue Bell
Flour
48 lbs. Elue Bell
Flour
2 Cans Sugar
Teas ,
Large Can California
Peaches
Bulk Snowdrift,
per lb i.
Barrel Lemon or Vanilla
Snaps -.
1-lb. Can Choice
Salmon
$1.50
2.75
28c
20c
17c
36c
15c
BACON BACON
12-lb. Can Army Qf QA
Bacon .oU
This figures about 23 cents per
pound for high-grade Bacon.
Large Can Del Monte
Asparagus . . .
Fancy Creamery Butter,
per lb
Large Can
Pumpkin
Large Can r
Sauer Kraut
35c
55c
15c
15c
TOBACCO PRICES
$1.63
S1.63
$1.60
S1.60
$1.60
...83c
...83c
Prince Albert,
Per dozen cans ,
Tuxedo, per
dozen can3 .....
Camels,
per carton
Lucky Strikes,
per carton ......
Chesterfields,
per carton
1 lb. Star
Tobacco
Climax Tobacco,
per lb. ,
arvm Mm
Grocery Co.
Phone 1387
Butter Nut Bread
Everybody's Food
Bread is the food we find on every;
table -rich and poor alike. Pity the
man who eats little bread. He tickles
his palate at the expense of stamina
and muscular strength. His resist
ance to disease is weakened by the
rich foods he eats. We sometimes
hear the expression, "The sick rich
man cannot get well' He pays the
price oil rich foods and too little
bread,
Q?he most elaborate' meal or the
simplest, includes breaJ. Whatfs so
appetizing for the dainty luncheon as
those wedges of sandwiches? What
else can take the place of bread in the
dinner pail? What for breakfast can
fcpjaai theest of well-crisped toast?j j'
Butter Nut Bread
14-Ounce Loaf 10c
21-Ounce Loaf . 15c
; Your Grocer handles Butter-Nut
Bread. Askfor it and make sure that
ypugetitv
PHOENIX
BAKERY
Established Eighteen Eighty-One
OLIVE
STAL
FTCGtTO
11 CUTTE
Built heavy and durable to withstand
the severe use necessary to cut the
large cotton stalks in Salt River valley.
Collings Vehicle & Harness Co.
26-32 East Adams Street
Phoenix, Arizona
MATTINGLFS SPECIALS
For Wednesday and Thursday
Fresh Roasted "1
Peanuts, lb. J-
2 Cans Milk OKn
(large size) ..it'y
2 Cans OKn
Campbell's Soup
1-lb. pkg. lO
Comet Rice . . . .
4 lbs. Good Qflp
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