Arizona republican. [volume], April 14, 1921, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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DEPJUTTMEIIT TO BE
AT ONCE
After inspecting state highways in
various parts of the state, Thomas
Maddock, state engineer, returned to
Phoenix yesterday from which point
he will direct the completion of work
halted in the north by the snow or
later stopped there and elsewhere for
lack of funds.
The Topock-Oatman camp will be
transferred to Coconino county to
continue work on the Flagstaff-Wil-Jjams
road, which was closed dow n by
October snow
The Topock'Oatman road is prae
- tically completed, according to Mr.
Maddock, who said that grade work
was finished and that state forces
would continue on the surfacing work,
which will be finished shortly. The
new road reduces the distance from
Needles to Kingman by four miles.
The state forces also will build a
road between Pica and Peach Springs,
Vtitch. will eliminate Nelson -canyon.
The road already has been surveyed
and the construction camp will be
established shortly and begin opera
tions. In Gila county the state highway
department will open bids on Friday
for another section of the Superior
Miami highway in the region of Pinto
Creek. C. C. Small, location engineer,
and a crew are preparing the work
for the contractors so that construc
tion may proceed Immediately after
the bid is accepted.
Contractors are again at work on
the Douglas-Rodeo road in Cochise
county, Mr. Maddock said. The road
will be completed July 1, which will
result in a first class highway from
New Mexico to within 20 miles of
Florence.
The completion of the Miami-Superior
highway ill mean a nine-hour
drive from Phoenix to Clifton.
"Motorists are making from Globe
1 to Tucson over the El Capitan and
the splendid new construction be
tween Oracle and Mammoth in four
and one-half hours, while speeders
are making it in three and one-half
hours," Baid the state engineer.
Other state forces are now located
in Sonoita in bant a Cruz .county
where they have started 14 miles road
construction. This camp was for
merly on the Benson Vail road.
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"Paying the Piper" is at the
Strand the rest of this week and it
probahly will be localized in the
minds of many who see it, for it
deals with a social problem that is
not confined to any city or state.
Here is the pith of the story: A
rich society girl is the daughter of
two victims of the divorce court.
The decree provides that she spend
half of each year with each of her
parents. Her father is a would-be
masher and rake and her mother Is a
dignified club woman who prides
herself on the number of cigarettes
she can smoke and the .way she can
handle her liquor.
Into this double environment this
girl is thrust each day of her year.
Is It any wonder that she makes a
marriage of convenience with a dis
solute member of the social set? The
man she marries has been making a
Liilaything of a member of a Follies
WORK
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COMES
STRAND
y company and his marriage causes the
him.
Then come the complications this
loveless marriage engenders. From
them comes a strong heart story that
ends well, but not until the puppets
of this human drama are shuttled
through oceans of grief.
"Paying the Piper" introduces for
its big punch the most wonderful
dancer since Mrs. Vernon Castle,
Dorothy Dixon, who set all New York
agog last year with her . sensational
dancing.
"Paying the. Piper" is a society
-j picture with a world of dress display
and should find a ready response at
the Strand. It is augmented by a
good Pathe news reel and a comedy,
"Vamps and Scamps.''
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The summer school system of edu
cation at Columbia university, N. Tf..
was established 22 years ago.
NEW CARS TO RENT
WITHOUT DRIVERS
FORDS, DODGES, HUDSONS
Metropolitan Garage
Phone 4008
The FACE
V A L U E of
the GEM is
many times
its price.
(Millions of
faces prove it
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41 SAFETY RAZOR 1
Gear Ihmaskeene Blades r ffij
PAYS OUT 5250,111 '
ON STATE WARRANTS
Registered state warrants to the
amount of a quarter of a million dol
lars were cashed yesterday by George
Krhardt, assistant state treasurer.
The warrants were presented by
banks and individuals, and the
amount does not begin to cover the
number presented to the state treas
urer's office .n view of the fact that
the rush of office business prevented
the handling of the vast amount of
mall receiVtea on the first day that
warrants were cashed, as the result
of the state coming into over a million
and a half dollars through the sale of
tax anticipating bonds.
"There was a "bread line' when I
reached the office at 9 o'clock," said
Mr. Erhardt, who was busy cashing
warrants all day long. "We paid out
fully $250,000. which did not include
the mail."
.Raymond Earhart is expected home
arly in the week from Chicago,
where the state treasurer completed
the sale of bonds on Tuesday when he
placed $1,507.3112.50 to the credit of
the state in the Continental Commer
cial bank of Chicago.
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OPENS IN PHOENIX
The second quadrennial state con
clave of the Brotherhood of American
Teomen met at the K. of P. hall in
Phoenix at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning. Delegates from Bisbee, Don
Luis, Tucson and other points in the
state were in attendance. The busi
ness session was closed and adjourn
ment was taken yesterday evening.
Today will be devoted to pleasure and
sight-seeing, and the conclave will
conclude tonight with a banquet and j
dance giver by the Phoenix lodge. (
The principal business of the con- j
clave was the election of national
delegates. The honors fell to former
State Senator H. A. Davis of Phoenix
and to E. D. Stinson of Bisbee, The
Tucson delegation put up a winning
fight for the next conclave.
Officers for the next four years
are as follows: State foreman, H. A.
Davie; state correspondent, Mrs.
Amanda McGovney of Tucson; mas
ter of ceremonies, Bert Davis of Phoe
nix; master of accounts, G. B.
Brownell of Don Luis; chaplain, Mrs.
C. C. Finlayson of Bisbee.
BANKRUPT STOCK
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The sale of. the
entire stock and
fixtures of the Arizona
Music Stores
company, successor to Kerr and Smal-
ley, was completed yesterday by Sims
Ely, trustee in bankruptcy, and ap
proved by the federal court. Judge
Thomas W. Nealon, referee. The
Redewill Music company was the pur
chaser. .
Musical instruments and supplies
and fixtures to the total value of ap
proximately J40.000 were involved in
the sale, which was attended by J. H.
Stockton and John M. Longan, at
torneys representing the largest cred
itors of the company, and by Mr. Ely.
The stocks of the Phoenix and Mesa
stores of the bankrupt concern, as
well as its reserve stock, were in
cluded in the transaction.
It is understood the entire stock
will be put on sale by the new owner
in the near future.
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HUM PICNIC TO
BE HELD SATURDAY
A big time for all the Hoosiers of
the Salt River valley is scheduled for
Saturday afternoon and evening,
when the Indiana society will hold
its annual picnic at Eastlake park.
Sports, music, a family dinner and a
general good time make up the pro
gram features. The family dinner
means that the picnickers will bring
their own lunch.
Letis Templin will have charge of
the sports program, and the music
and entertainment features are under
the direction of Mrs. Clyde Gandy. All
Hoosiers are requested to register at
the Y. M. C A., in order that the
committee in charge of the picnic
may ascertain the number to be
cared for.
Over 150,000 Fans
See First Games
In Major Leagues
Republican A. P. Leased Wire!
CHICAGO, April 13. The umpire's
cry of "Play Ball!" waa heard by
more than 156,000 fans in seven major
league parks today in what officials
heralded as the "comeback of base
ball." The figures, which were unofficial
estimates, included two records for
opening day attendance at the Chi
cago National league park, where
nearly 23,000 saw the gam-, and at
the home of the New York Yankees,
who played before 37,000. The Chicago-Detroit
game at Detroit in the
American league was postponed be
cause of rain.
The unofficial figures for other
cities were:
Cincinnati, National. 30.40P; Boston,
National, 12, 000; Washington, Amer
ican. 18.200; Philadelphia. National,
19.000; St. Louis. American. 15,000.
Washington
Street
GARAGE
806 West Washington St.
Federal S. Goodyear Tires
Red Seal Dry Cells and Sparkers
Open Evenings and Sunday
GASOLINE . OIL
Phone 4490
Harry Cresswell
YEOMEN CONCLAVE
SOLD TO HEW L
THE ARIZONA
Parade f Pioneers Down Central Avenue
. On Way To Big barbecue Riverside Park
Big Barbecue Meld At Hiverside Park On
Tuesday As Feature Of Pioneer's Reunion
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The barbecue was one of the most enjoyable features of the Pioneers'
Reunion in Phoenix. It was prepared and served under the supervision
of I. R. Haughey, a barbecue expert, who has had charge of some of the '
largest and most successful barbecues ever held in the valley. More than
1,200 were served at the barbecue at Riverside park Tuesday and everything
went off without the slightest delay or inconvenience. Two expert meat
cutters, whose services were donated for the occasion by the California
WILDCATS PUT
TRO JANSTHIS
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
afternoons of this week the Univer
sity of Arizona 'Varsity will meet the
University of Southern California
Trojans in the first intercollegiate
baseball games on the Arizona cam
pus this season. The booking of
these games was received with great
enthusiasm by the Wildcats, for they
have an excellent team this year and
their ' regular competitors in New
Mexico and Texas offer no opposition
whatever. Then, too. games with
the coast teams mean a lot more to
Arizona in her fight for recognition ot
the Southern Pacific Coast confer
ence. Coach Porter will probably start
big "Cowboy" Stewart on the mound
Thursday, with Doyle, Cusick ani
Atwood in reserve for the other two
games. Hubbard will be on the re
ceiving end of the battery. Complet
ing a strong factor in the Wildcat of
fense. The lineup of the Trojans has
not yet been received, but will he
published on arrival. The coach,
however, declares that he is af;er ev
The weak, worn, or defective
battery is made sturdy and
powerful in our shop for HERE
the work is done by real Bat
tery Specialists with everything
necessary at hand in a complete,
modern shop.
Service that is REAL and
uniform.
Arizona Battery &
Ignition Company
C. E. MORELL
9 East Van Buren
Phone 1050
WEEK NTUGSON
REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 14,
, . . 1
ery "game and will meet the Wildcats
with the best team U. S. C. has bad in
years.
The probable lir eup of the Arizona
team is: Hubbard, catcher; Sie-vart,
pitcher; Smith, first base; Thurman,
second base; O'Connor, shortstop;
Cusick, third base; Seaman, lef
man. lf'Ttember.
field; Bush, center field; Marshall,
right field.
LET COiTUT FOR
Contract for the construction of the
new Country club, to be erected on
the club's property on Seventh street
and Osborn road. ras let yesterday to
HEW COUNTRY C
MONEY RAISING
Sale Starts Friday 9
Meal Market of Phoenix, assisted in preparing the meat. Ten men from
the local post of the American Legion served the barbecue, and their ex
cellent work showed that they had had much experience in that line,
gained while in the war. After everyone at the reunion had been served
with all they could eat, there was much meat, beans, pickle and other
articles of food, all of which was sent to the Salvation Army to be dis
tributed among the needy.
the Eagan Construction company.
According to H- W. Asbury. chairman
of the building committee, the con
tract price is something over $40,00.
while the furnishings will round out
the amount to $50,000 before the club
is readv for occuDancv earlv in Sen
tember.
Several weeks ago the p'ns of
Lescher & Kibbey were accepted for
the building, which will be of the
Spanish mission type. White brick
will be used in the construction and
the roof will be of red tile. A larsre
ballroom, two dining rooms, lounging
rooms, dressing rooms, an office and
service quarters will be features of
the building, while porches play an
important role in the plans.
The Country club sold its property
at the end of North Central avenue a
year ago when it acquired 160 acres
on the Thomas road and Seventh
street. It continued to use the old
Country club, although the golf
PHOENIX,
ARl2eT
wiV be closed
to prepare for
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course on the new property has been
in use all winter. Of the property
purchased 110 acres will be retained
for club grounds, while 50 acres have
been put in for building lots, many of
which have already been sold.
The contract awarded yesterday
calls for the completion of the club
by September 1. The furnishings will
be arranged shortly afterward and
the clubhouse opened with a smart
event early in October.
WESTERN LEAGUE .
At Joplin, 3; Des Moines, 5.
At Oklahoma City, 6; Omaha, 4.
At Tulsa-St. Joseph, muddy
grounds.
At Wichita -Sioux City, rain.
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Of the 1S.6S1 teachers in Massachu
setts. 3.2T3 are college graduates
and 12.839 are normal school gradu
ates.
today
a big
A. M.
LAUTARIO APPEAL
STAYS EXECUTION
Ricardo Lautario, who murdered
his common-law wife, Adelena Sozo
de Barillos, will not be hartged at the
state prison at Florence a week from
today, his appeal filed in the suyreme
court yesterday acting as a stay of
execution.
With a knife he made, "in case he
needed It," Lautario stabbed the
woman, who for eight months lived
with him as his wife. He drove the
weapon Into her forehead with such
force that it required two men to ex
tract IL
The tragedy occurred last' Novem
ber, the woman living 12 hours after
the wound had been inflicted.
At the trial Lautario testified that
he stabbed Adelena because she
would have nothing to do with him.
Knraged when he saw her kiss the
foreman of the ranch on which they
both were employed, Lautario charged
his sweetheart to leave the foreman
PHONE
11478
Sam Fields
211-47 N.
25c Sjm
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN'S
AUTOMOTIVE DIRECTORY
ROADS
Coast roads in poor shape. Best route by way of Ehrenburg. Black
Canyon rough; Wlckenburg, good; Florence-Superior, good; Apache
Trail, rough; Ajo, via Laveen, pood, fse caution in crossing drain
ditches.
Roads in Apache and Navajo counties good, excepting in mountains.
Slight fall of enow 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
Tucca.
Yavapai county roads in fair shape. Care must be used in Chino
Valley en route to Ash Fork.
Main roads in Gila, Greenlee Cochise and Graham counties in good
condition. Valley roads rough in Pinal county. Tucson to Nogales
good.
AUTOMOBILES
AUTO ACCESSORIES
GENUINE FORD PARTS
HOME OF THE FORD AND FORDSON
ED RUDOLPH
Authorized Ford Dealer
316-48 East Adams Street
Buick Cadillac
TIRE3 ACCESSORI ES
BABBITT MOTOR
West Washington at Fifth Ave.
CHANDLER
a M. C. TRUCKS
CAL MESSNER
, Corner Fourth Avenue and Adams Street
Chevrolet Little Four, Big Four
BERT O. BROWN, Distributor
316-18 East Washington Street
AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES
Western Auto
"EVERYTHING
TIRES, SUPPLIES
141-147 North
GARAGES
ARIZONA RADIATOR
WORKS
Radiators repaired and rebuilt.
anv kind installed. Fenders
nd
reosired. Windshields installed.
I welding. All work done by experts.
Agent For Staggand Copper
307 North Central Avenue.
AUTO TRUCK BODIES BUILT
to urder. All sorts hardwood repairing for farm machinery.
HOME BUILDERS PLANING MILL
GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING
Phone 41E8 350 South First Street
HANSON'S GARAGE
FRED HANSON, Manager
FIRST CLASS AUTO REPAIRING
Corner First Avenue and Bennett Lane
ROGER HUNT GARAGE
GENERAL REPAIR WORK
ON ALL MAKES Or CARS
1,614 West Van Buren Street
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and return to him. He called at her
tent in the early morning hours and,
when she declined to listen to him,
att;ukcd her. Hrr small brother, who
slept at the foot of the bed, was
awakened by her screams and her
cry, "Ricardo has killed me," accord
ing to testimony at the trial.
FOSTERING CLEAN
SPORTS FOR
PHOENIX!
NEXT MATCH
FRIDAY
APRIL 15th
ARIZONA ATHLETIC
CLUB ARENA
8ih St. and Washington
!UM JlUBlWIll .
New Cars!
Safe Drivers!
Day and Night
Service
Auto Livery
Central Ave.
BULLETIN
Mack Trucks
PARTS PAINT SHOP
CARS DIVISION
Phone 1450
TRAILMOBILE
Supply Agency
FOR THE AUTO"
AND ACCESSORIES
Central Avenue
SERVICE
New cores of
auto bodies
Oxy - acetylene
Best work in
Core gigi9rj3
Phone 609 feffiSS?? ittlJ
Phone 680
Phone 611