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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 6, 1921
M EAST WASHINGTON ST.
PHONE 3089
WATER REPORT
Reservoir, elevation
Reservoir, contents, acre ft..
Loss, 24 hours
Klevation, rear ago
Contents, year ago
Water used, north side
Water used, south side
. 182. S4
746. 35S
2.844
226. 35
l,30.3t0
33.46S
35,600
SPECIALISTS
In Examination of Eye and fitting
ef correct
Glasses
NORTHRUP OPTICAL CO.
9 E. Adam St.
Phone 690 For Appointment.
HANSON & KARLSON
j 737 GRAND AVE.
Machinists Engineers
Auto and Gas Engine Mechanics
Welding and Forging
PLUMBING
HONEST WORK FAIR PRICES
i Sand ma your work for
i quick and efficient service
I O. E. BELLAS
t'O North First St. Phone 2875
WEATHER FORECAST '
Arizona Friday and Saturday, lo
cal showers; not much change in
temperature.
New Mexico Friday and Saturday,
local showers, possibly thunder
storms; slightly cooler.
West Texas Friday, partly
cloudy; Saturday, cloudy; not much
change in temperature.
WEATHER BULLETIN
Stations
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SHOES
! THAT NEED REPAIRS
should receive the besL We know
bow.
SANDIGE SHOE SHOPS
123 W. Washington and 21 N. 1st Ave.
CONSTABLE ICE &
FUEL CO.
Phone 1555
Pure Ice, Good Service
A
FORBIDDEN FRUIT
Eve tasted the forbidden fruit
in the long ago and Eve's
problem has come down to
us today "Forbidden Fruit" Is
a master drama of human life.
Boston 46 84 Rain
Buffalo 54 68 Ft. CMy ..
Chicago 6 60 Clear
Denver ; .70 76 Cloudy
Flagstaff 48 60 Cloudy
Fresno 54 56 Cloudy .10
Galveston 70 74 Clear
Kansas City ....68 70 Clear ..
Los Angeles ....54 56 Rain .S
Minneapolis ....68 68 Clear
Needles 80 S6 Cloudy
New Orleans ...68 72 Clear
New York 46 52 Rain
Oklahoma 64 68 Clear .01
PHOENIX 7S 79 Cloudy
Pittsburg 50 54 Cloudy.
Portland, Ore... 58 58 Cloudy
St. Louis .'....68 70 Clear
Salt Lake City. .72 72 Cloudy
San Diego 56 60 Rain .22
San Francisco.. 56 60 Cloudy
Seattle 56 66 Clear
Spokane 62 66 Pt. Cldy ..
Tampa 66 72 Clear
Tucson 80 88 Cloudy
Washington ...48 50 Rain - .OS
Winnipeg 64 72 Clear
Yuma 66 86 Pt. Cldy ..
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Local Weather Yesterday .
6 a.m. Noon 6 p.m.
Temp., dry bulb... 56 77 76
Humidity, per ct. 24
Wind, from . ...... E
Wind, miles .... 8 .
Rainfall ..0
Weather Clear. Cloudy. Cloudy.
Highest yesterday 79
Highest this date for 26 years:... 9
Lowest yesterday .55
Lowest this date for 26 years 4s
Total rainfall .'. 0
Deficiency in temperature yester
day, 5 degrees. -
Excess in temperature since the
first of the month, 13 degrees.
Accumulated excess in temperature
since January 1,278 degrees.'
Normal precipitation, January 1 to
date, 2.78 inches.
Actual precipitation, January 1 to
date, 0.29 inch.
Deficiency since January 1, 2.49
inches. G. W. M DOWALL.
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" ATTENTION, SHRINERS ,
yfTX- El Zaribah Temple, Mys
tJUi7 tJc Shrine, will meet in
Stated Session Friday- eve
ning at 8 o'clock in the
Auditorium.- A good attendance is
solicited.
H. E. ST. CLAIRE,
It Recorder.
(A aeries ef talks ts the Good
Citizen by the Public Utility)
The Price
of
Continuous Service
CHAPTER IX
ELECTRICITY, is supplied to Phoenix
largely from the plants of the Water
Users' Association. When storms blow
down the long transmission lines or .when
water is not brought down for irrigation,
there is a time when there is a shortage of
power. To provide a reserve supply of power
for such times, a transmission line seventy .
miles long, connecting Phoenix with the'
system of the Arizona Power Company in
Yavapai County,, has been built. This line
with its large sub-stations, cost over a
quarter of a million' dollars. It is in use
for weeks at a time. No lights or powTer
could have been supplied in Phoenix for
twenty-eight days last year, and only a
portion of the city could have been sup
plied for thirty-five other days, if this re
serve supply of power had not been avail
able. . v
THE gas plant- of the Company has
duplicate generators, pumps and other
machinery standing idle most of the time
and put into service immediately upon
failure of any apparatus.
A CORPS of trained men is kept on hand
to take the place of any employees who
are unable to report for duty.
IT requires large investment to give unin
terrupted service to a city. It is worth
all it costs to the community.
THE Good Citizen appreciates that the
Public Service Companies must be
maintained in a sound and prosperous con
dition if continuous service is to be ren
dered. Central Arizona
Light and Power Company
A SUGGESTION:
(A series of talks to the Good ,
Citizen by the Public Utility)
Ipcal'Bnefs
ASST. ATTY. GEN. RETURNS
George R. Hill, assistant attorney
general, returned yesterday from
Globe where he has been for a week
on official business.
BARBECUE BENEFIT There
will be a barbecue on Saturday, be
ginning at ll a. m at Fifth and Jef
ferson streets, for the benefit of the
Second Baptist church.
ROTARY CLUB LUNCHEON
The Rotary club will hold its regular
weekly luncheon today at the Y. M
C. A. Group nine will have charge of
the program.
WOMEN MEMBERS TO MEET
A meeting of all women members of
the chamber of commerce will be
held at the chamber of commerce at
2:30 o'clock this afternoon.
WANT NAMES OF SOCIETIES
The chamber of commerce desires to
get a list of the names of all the
state societies of Maricopa county,
with the names of t.ieir officers as
well as the date of the next meeting
of each.
COOKED FOOD SALE The wom
en of Central Christian church will
hold a cooked food sale Saturday
-May i, from 11 a. m. to 6 p. m., at
Haokett's market.
APPROVE HIGHWAY PLAN
The board of supervisors of Gila
county has unanimously approved the
proposition of Thomas Maddock, the
state engineer, for construction of a
portion of the Superior-Miami high
way. submitted last week.
UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS -
The following undelivered telegrams
are at the local Western Lmon ot
fice: H. S. Thomas, Fred E. Gibbs.
Mrs. Bessie Hooper, Porter Davis, J.
E. Irwing, Jake Burnes, Edna Lopez,
W lley W. Conway, Mrs. W. G. Cham
bers. Mrs. N. C. Jef ferson.
HUSBAND GETS DIVORCE On
grounds of cruelty, E. M. Lynn yes
terday was granted a decree of di
vorce from Hattie U. Lynn by Judge
Jenckes. The first suit filed by Lynn
for a decree was denied on Wednes
day by Judge Jenckes and a second
complaint was immediately filed by
Lynn. This was heard yesterday aft
ernoon. FIND MOONSHINE T. Carleybov
and C. E. Cable were arrested yes-"
terday afternoon by Deputy Sheriffs
R. M. Price and Al DeWitt after the
officers found about nine gallons of
moonshine - whisky in their house j
on West Jefferson street. Both men j
were released under bonds of $250
each to appear today. An investiga
tion was made by the officers when
neighbors called the sheriffs office
and complained that the men were
intoxicated and were disturbing the
peace.
SEIZED CAR TO BE SOLD After
a hearing yesterday morning on the
sale of a Studebaker car taken by
the officers wheri W. P. Hart was ar
rested several weeks ago on a charge
of transporting intoxicating liquor.
Judge Stanford adjudged the equity
of Hart in the ,car to be $607.90 and
ordered that the cat be sold and this
amount be turned over to the county
treasurer. Hart pleaded guilty and
was sentenced to serve one vear in
Jail and pay a fine of $300. "Several
days ago Hart was released on pa
role. FARM BUREAU MEETING C. S.
Brown, president of the State Farm
bureau, will be the principal speaker
at the meeting of the Madison Farm
bureau at-the Madison school at 7:30
o'clock tonight. He has just re
turned from Washington, where he
had a conference with President
Harding and Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace on a protective tariff on long
staple cotton and. other legislation.
He-will give detailed information on
the work being done by the National
Farm bureau federation. All farmers
of the district, whethen members or
not. are invited to attend the meeting.
TO TELL OF SIAM TRIP Mrs.
George W. P. Hunt will be the chief
speaker at the meeting of ths W ll
son Parent-Teachers' association this
afternoon, telling of her recent trip to
Siam, where former Governor Hunt
is now V. S. minister.
HORSES AWAIT OWNER Chief
of Police Brisbois reports that seven
head of horses have been picked up
and are being held at the Pioneer
stables. These animals are In fine
condition. The owner is requested to
call at the stables and identify the
horses.
- MAY SELL SHARES The cor
poration commission yesterday au
thorized the Borderland Construction
company of Tucson to exchange 25,
000 shores of its stock for equipment,
assets and property formerly owned
by the West Coast Construction com
pany. A permit to sell 15.000 shares
of the stock at $1 a share was also
granted the company.
HEBREW SERVICES Regular He
brew services will be neld at 8 o'clock
tonight at the school administration
building. Dr. Liknaitz will speak on
"Negative and Positive." Mrs. Bes
sie Fox Davis will elng, and the
Temple chorus will give the musical
parts of the services. Classes in re
ligion followed by short sen ices will
be held tomorrow and Sunday morn
ings. TO INVESTIGATE MIN
ER'S DEATH A. H. McClurkln was
killed at the Globe Dominion mine
yesterday morning, act-ording to word
received by Jack White, state mine
inspector. The mine has not been
worked for some time and only the
lessees have been on the ground.
James F. McManus, deputy mine In
spector, is making an investigation
of the accident and will file his re
port with Mr. White in a few days.
TO JAIL FOR CHICKEN THEFT
Two live turkey gobblers and a
dead chicken presented damaging
evidence against Santiago Perez and
Germo Armento In- police court yes
terday afternoon. One chicken which
had been subpoenaed failed to ap
pear. Both chickens and one of the
gobblers belonged to United States
Deputy Marshal Fred Weage. The
other turkey was the property of J. L.
Taylor. Judge Kirkland sentenced
each defendant to serve 15 days in
jail.
SET RATE INCREASE HEAR
ING The corporation commission
yesterday set the application of the
Mountain States Telephone and Tel
egraph company for an increase in
its toll rates for hearing in Tucson,
May 10, Nogales May 11, and Doug
las May 13. The matter came up for
hearing in Phoenix several weeks
ago and since the toll busi
ness on the state asylum Is involved,
hearings will be held in various sec
tions of the state. The increase
should it be allowed, will raise the
toll rates to $30,000 a year for the
company.
HAS INFORMATION FOR 41 If
the following persons, or anyone
having any knowledge of them, will
speak with Mr. Ellis in the business
offices of The Republican, they will
be given information of ndvantage to
them: A. W. de Allnmajid, Ras. W.
Anderson, Edythe Arthur, George W.
Blount Jose Castelan, Coryell and
Johnson, Homer J. Cumtnings, W. R.
Darnell, Katherine G. Doherty, Nick
Barash. Jennie Falling. Mattie Dilli
hag, Hobart Foster, W. H. Gibbons,
R. L. Grigsby, Kathryn Law will,
Mary F. Hillis, Eugene Burrus, Wil
bur F. Nelson, B. G. Patterson, Joseph
S. Piper, Ignacio Quihuis, C.. S. Rie
del, Joe Rogers. Clareno W. Russell,
F. B. Taylor, C. A. Vinson, George
F. Wyatt, Mrs. Lull Wong, Henry
Weatherage, Allah Ballan King, Wes
ley Pattisor, Mrs. Oscar Weyer, A. E.
Hammerland, Joe Hesson, William E.
Thomason. Henry Stover, J. I Tay
lor, T. A. Ruman, Nelsoa Tomilinson,
Edward L. Werner.
Coming Events
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Today's the day for
you to get summer
wearables.
Stock complete.
McDougall - Cassou
quality.
"Knox" Straw hats.
White Flannel trou
sers. . Canvas Shoes.
Palm Beach Suits.
McDougall & Cassoj
Washington Street
SPECIALS
For v
Friday andSaturday
At Wetzler's
5 lbs. Pure Cane A n
Sugar . XC
By sack of . flQ pjf
100 pounds . tpO.tll
Pink Salmon; fine quality
2 for DL
Bob White and Crystal AVhite Soap, f
Bar'.... JC
Marshmallow Creme (fine for cakes, desserts) 28C
Maricopa Milk (The pride of Salt River
Valley)
Premier Salad Dressing,
Each
Wesson Salad Oil.
Pints
Hills' Blue Coffee,
3 lbs.
12c
47c
27c
86c
Sell 0
Skinless
The Highest Crtd Macaroni
Egg Noodles, Spaghetti and
ether Macaroni Product
Extra fire assortment of fruits and vegetables for your Sunday
dinner Fresh Tomatoes, Green Peas, New Potatoes, Asparagus, Biell
Peppers, Cucumbers, Spinach, Large Head Lettuce, Cabbage, Sweet
Potatoes, String Beans, Pie Plant, Summer Squash, Green Onions,
Parsley, hundreds of boxes ot local and California Strawberries,
Ripe Apricots, first of the season.
Special Demonstration Del Montis Canned Fruit; Friday Only
' Everybody invited
Wetzler's Basketeria
BETTER GOODS FOR LESS MONEY
. 127 North First Ave.
Make your reservations now for your summer va
cation, at Payson, among the pines. Four room
bungalows, bath, good, substantial home-cooked
meals. Fishing, hunting, camping, swimming,
dancing. A real place to take the family. One
day drive from Phoenix. Good roads. Rates most
reasonable, by day, week, month or season.
ADDRESS
HOTEL STADLM AN, Payson
"UNEXCELLED FOR SERVICE"
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Saturday, May 7 May Day fete at
mrs. uwight B. Heard a.
Monday, May 9 Red Cross salvage
arive starts.
Monday-; May 9 Meeting ef the
Americanization committee at the
West Precinct court room, 17 North
Second avenue, 8 p. m.
Cadman, 25, both of Moncton; and
Arthur G. Slivers, 24, and Kdna Lan
ingham, 21, both of Phoenix.
NURSES TO MEET The monthly
meeting of the Graduate Nurses" as
sociation will be held Saturday, May
7, at 2:30 p. m at the Nurses' home
at St. Joseph's hospital. All graduate
nurses are urged to attend.
BOGS WANTING HOMES There
s a nice puppy for whoever will give
him a good home at 1517 Grand ave
nue: a male dog is at the city corral
waiting to be domiciled: and an
other is at 765 East Wllletta street.
LEAVES FOR COAST STATE
Oliver P. Morton left yesterday for
California, to be there several weeks
in the interest of litigation under hi
direction as special assistant to the
United States attorney general. He
will conduct hearings in the Stony
creek water rights adjudication ; In
the United States district court at
Sacramento and in the circuit court
of appeal in San Francisco and make
the argument in opposition to the ap
peal of the Tuma Water Users asso
ciation from Judge Sawtellea de
cision of last year denying it a 32.
C00.000 reduction In the government
project charges.
ATTENTION, SHRINERS
El Zaribah Temple, Mystic Shrine,
will meet in Stated Session, Friday
evening at 8 o'clock in the Audi
torium. A good attendance Is so
licited. H. B. ST. C LA IRK.
Itecorder.
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ARIZONA LODGE No. 2. F. &
Vi A. M- will confer Master Ha
lf Jt son Degree tonight in "Masonic
' 1 hall at 7:30. Visiting brethren ;
cordially invited. i . . j
G. J. HiM.MU.NS,
It W. M.
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PHOENIX LODGE, No. 2
K. of P. will meet Fri
day evening. May 6th, at
8 o'clock. .Visitors wel
comed. LUKE W. HENDERSON,
It C. C.
Specials
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Shave With
Cuticura Soap
The New Way
Without Mug
SUGAR SUGAR
V?..:. 69c
With $5.00 Worth of Groceries -
Picnic Hams, 1 Q
per lb. XOC
Cream Cheese,
per lb .' dOt
High Grade Coffee in Bulk, fl";
3 lbs. for
Campbell's Pork and Beans QP '
2 cans for itll
Macaroni or Spaghetti, 1 .
per lb lOt
Peanut Butter, fiQ
3-lb. can J DOC
GriebelY Grocery
WE DELIVER
213 WEST WASHINGTON
PHONE 1508
BOY RECOVERIN G Kenneth
Goodson, 8-year-old eon of John L-
Goodson. 1822 West Monroe street,
is reported on the road to recovery
following a serious illness.
PRESENT FLOWERS A huge
basket of beautiful sweet peas was
presented The Republican yesterday
by the state hospital through Fred
Pochon, florist at the hospital.
WOMEN'S MISSIONARY SOCI
ETY The Women's Missionary so
ciety of the First Presbyterian
church will meet in the church par
lors at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon.
MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEET
ING The Woman's Missionary so
ciety of the Central Christian church
will meet in the church parlors at
2:30 o'clock this afternoon. Large at
tendance Is expected.
LICENSED TO WED Licenses to
marry were issued yesterday to
Alestin A. Allen. 40, and Roslyn S.
1 21b Cane
Sugar $ 1
25c
$1.40
$1.35
63c
$1.20
8 Large Pkgs. $10()
25c
Large Loaves
Bread
Sack Rolled
Barley . . . .
Sack Bran
for
3-lb. can
Crisco
6-lb. can
Crisco
Oats
2 cans Eastern
Sugar Corn ....
2 cans Solid Pack OKp
2 cans Sweet
Sugar Peas . . ,
Gallon Can
Peaches
Gallon Can
Apricots
Sugar Cured
Hams,
per lb
6 to 8-lb. slabs Armour's
28c
25c
65c
65c
Picnic
17c
Bacon,
per lb
12-lb. can QK
Armv Bflfnn . V-t.tt
j
This figures 16c per lb
for high-grade .bacon.
4 large rolls
10 lbs. Fancy
Idaho Potatoes .
10 lbs. Blue Label Karo
Syrup, 7Kn
33 c
clt .
98 lbs.
wheat
flour .
48 lbs.
wheat
flour .
24 lbs.
wheat
flour .
Kansas Hard
....$4.90
Kansas Hard-
$2.50
Kansas Hard-
$1.25
Marvin Smith
Grocery Co.
329 E. Washington St.
"MOTHERS'
DAY"
Say It With Flowers
From
Donofrio Floral Co.
Phone 1766 Chas. Morton Mgr.
A Large Stock Always On Hand
Members Florists9 Telegraph
Delivery Association
Flowers Delivered to other Cities
By Telegraph -
Condensed Statement Of Condition Of
COMMERCIAL
NATIONAL ' )
BANK
PHOENIX
ARIZONA '
-at-
Close of Business May 1921
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts ..$619,127.69
Overdrafts 1,498.19
U. S. Bonds, Stocks and
Other Securities 105,304.59
Furniture and Fixtures ' 15,977.80
Interest Earned Not
Collected 6,014.31
Cash and Due From
Banks 100,395.58
Total $848,318.16
LIABILITIES
Capital $150,000.00
Undivided Profits 1,052.46
Reserve for Taxes and
Interest 1,821.18
Circulation 46,400.00
Interest Collected Not
Earned 4,199.64
Bills Payable 360,339.38
Deposits 284,504.81
Total $848,318.16
The Above Statement Is Correct
H. B. CAS SIDY
Vice President and Cashier
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