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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN. MONDAY MORNING, MAY 16, 1921
PAGE NINE
SHOWS' IHTEREE
EXPORT ASSOCIATION
IT
LONG STAPLE COTTON
That the Ail American K.sport as
sociation, with offices in Washington,
D. is much interested in Amer ican
Egyptian long staple cotton and will
use its efforts to bring it to the at
tention of foreign buyers is the gist
of a letter which has been received
here by Harry Welch, secretary of
the chamber of commerce, from
C"h,es K. Klandreau. secretary of
tjfr All American Export association.
--ie letter follows:
Four very kind letter of the 26th
iiitt. has been received and contents
noted with much interest.
"In regard to the Kgyptlan long
staple cotton, we may sy that we are
very much Interested. We know there
is a market for this product in Spain
and in at least four of the South
American republics. Our organiza
tion Is planned in such a way that
we have, or can easily secure facili
ties for handling any American pro
ducts. For that reason, with the for
eign demand assumed to be the fact,
we can see no reason why this or
ganization cannot be of real service
in disposing of a considerable Quan
tity of that cotton.
'"In reference to the samples which
you mentioned, we will say that we
cn life such samples to mutual ad
vantage, and will, therefore, be very
pleased to receive them.
"Would it be asking too much to
ask you to furnish us with a list of
the cotton growers in your vicinity
who would be interested in handling
foreign business.
"Our purpose in asking for this list
is, of course, to communicate with
them relative to the actual terms of
selling and other details, but we will
very glad to state in all corre
spondence that suggestion of possible
business comes through you.
"'For your information, as well as
the information of any oth-r interest
ed parties, our references are Fran
cisco .1. Vanfz. assistant director gen- i
eral. Pan-American Union. Washing-
ton, U. I-.; the American Multograph
Sales company. 1411 ti street. Wash
ington 1-). C; Mr. (.'hurion, secretary
of the Venezuelan legation. Washing
ton. I). C, and we can furnish any
additional reference which may be
desired.
"We want you to know that we
appreciate the spririt in which you
have called this cotton matter to our
attention, and we, also want you to
be assured that our conscientious
efforts will be fully applied to the
sale of this cotton. You may a'so
rest assured that any service which
this organization can perform for the
Phoenix Chamber of Commerce will
be done with much pleasure."
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FOEIEDII
HY DISTRICT
Juarez Exports To
United States In
April Drop $16,000
EL PASO. Tex.. May 15. Exports
int othe United States from Juarez
consular district decreased $16,000
during April because Mexico is using
almost all of its products for home
consumption, it was announced Sat- i
urday by American Vice Consul Os
car Harper at Juarez.
Exports for April, 1921, were $27.
519. as compared ' with $44,045 for
April, 1920. Exports from the con
sular district consist almost entirely
of American returned goods, oil
drums and rough pine lumber. Con
siderable building is under way
throughout the district, which ac
counts, in part, foir the large de
crease in lumber exports, according
to Mr. Harper.
o
Of a total of 10,505 motorcycles now
on hand in the United States army,
6,454 are in use, 66 are In reserve or
tinder salvage, and 3,985 are to be
disposel of.
A new church was akicl to the hst
of those already in the valley w hen a
Congregational church was formally
organized yesterday at the Murphy
ditttrict. The church organization was
built on the foundation of the Mur
phy Union Sunday school, which had
been in existence some time.
The new- church was formed with
a membership of 23, and the organi
zation meeting was well attended by
residents of ti district. A commu
nian service was held, and officrs
elected. The Rev. . 1). Yoakum.
PEStor of the Phoenix Congregational
church, and the Rev. W. li. Hanna
forr were in charge. It was an
nounced that the church would be
officially recognized by the Congre
gational churches of the state at a
recognition council to be he'd June 1.
Those elected to serve the new
church were: . Trustees. Mrs. John
Bradshaw and Mrs. Agnes McKntiis:
d?acons, T. E. R.ihlin and licit
Grove; treasurer. Mrs. I3ert Grove;
cierk. R. U. Weedon.
The need of a church in the Mur
phy district has been felt for a long
time, and resulted in the formation
of the union Sunday school. This in
turn was followed by an effort to or
ganize a church to serve all the
people of the district, regardless of
denomination, and it was at last de
cided to organize a Congregational
church, as it is regarded more nearly
n union church than other denomi
nations. Loral churches gave their
approval, and the organization meet
ing was called.
The church will meet in the .Mur
phy school house for the present, and
I'htus to obtain a regular pastor will j
I e laid soon. '
Tuo--' uho became members of the1
church e.so-rda y were Mr. ami Mrs.;
I'. Tipple. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Grove.1
Mr. ami Mrs. ft. J,. Weedon. Mr. and
M 's. A. II. l'ernard, Mrs. Agnes Mc
Kr.nis. Mrs. .Vildie McCarty. M's '
Mary Winifred Bradshaw. Mrs. W. !
1 . Gooliehcrc. T. K. Ruhlin, Miss;
Arm., York. Franklin Weedon. Lester i
Grove, nertli.-t Grne. IJortjthy Hrail
shaw, ,ulu Bradshaw, Hazei Brad- i
shaw. llcnrv .Nix, Anna Kari.s, I,izzie
I'aris.
SOUTHSIDE NEWS
OFFICE SOUTHSIDE DEPT.
14 S. MacDonald St. Ph. 341, Mesa
TEMPE AGENCY
Laird & Dines Drug Stors
Phone 22
GILBERT AGENCY
Gilbert Pharmacy
Phone Mesa 1 R2
CHANDLER AGENCY
Gardner A. Harmer Drug Store
Phone 21
GOODYEAR AGENCY
J. E. Flanagan Refreshment
Parlor
OUTDOOR MEETING1IVSESAK.P.LQDGE
TO ATTEND PICNIC
The following program was pre
seiiteil at the annual outdoor meeting
of Maricopa chapter. Daughters of
the American Revolution last Thurs-!
day night on the lawn of the homo '
cf Mr. and Mrs. Roland C. Dryer on;
East Moreland street: i
America.
Salute to the flag.
23rd i'salin, led by Mrs. J. W. Cov
erdale. "The Deeper Meaning of Our
Daughters of the American Revolu
tion." by Mrs-. George Maynard Min
or of Connecticut, now president
general ; read by the regent.
Report of the 30th annual conti
nental congress held in Washington
in April.
Night School Work," by Mrs. F.
C. Green.
ReiMjrt of the museum committee
by Mrs. K. E. oldaker. chairman.
" b M (nir Chapter Has Done," by
Miss Orme.
Historical talk by Col. J. H. Mc
Clintflek. "City Parks" by o. Sexson.
'What the Y. V. C. A. is Trying
to do for the Girls and Women of
Phoenix," by Miss Frances Sham
bough, general secretary.
MESA, May 15. Members of Da
mon lodge. Knights of Pythias, of
Mesa are counting on the big barbe
cut to be held at Papago park Mon
day evening as the biggest event of
the season in Pythian circles and a
large number of them have completed
their parties to attend. Each Pythian
will be accompanied by his family
ind one additional guest and family
it the rules of the barbecue com
mittee are conxplied with.
Authorities of the local lodge have
solved the transportation problem by
accepting the offer of H. G. Bcsh of
the Foxworth-Rush Lumber company
for the use of his firm's big truck.
The truck will leave the Pythian hall
here at 6 o'clock and all members
of the lodge and their guests who
care to may make use of the truck.
"The Woman Pays" Final Offering
The last offering of the Brandon
Stock company in Mesa this season
will be made Saturday night when
the troupe presents the popular suc
cess "The Woman rays. The com
pany concludes its season in Phoenix
this week and will play a Tinal en
gagement in the vailey on Saturday
Jnighi before departing for the sum
: mer. The offering will be staged
: in the L.. D. S. auditorium.
"Black Beauty" on Monday
David Smith, who Has won an en
j viable reputation for directing big
1 films in which animals play an im
' portant part, has achieved another
triumph in "Black Beauty." which
will be shown on the screen at the
Majestic Monday. It is a visualiza
tion of Anna Sew ell s famous novel,
which has been translated into every
language and after forty years still
maintains a place among the world's
best sellers.
Two Truck Loads to Nogales
Two large trucks loaded with Mexi
cans and their baggage departed from
Mesa Saturday afternoon for Nogales.
from which point they will go into
Mexico. Those making the trip were
picked up here -and there over the
Mesa district during the past week
end by immigration officials and Ari
zona Cotton Growers' association of
ficials and organized into the party
making the trip to the border.
Expects Ample Laborers
That there will be double the re
quired number of 100 Mexican labor
ers apply at the Water Users' off If
Monday morning for work is the be
lief of Jose Mendoza. county and cit
jificer of Mesa and interpreter for
he Msa Welfare league. Following
the call for 100 Mexicans to work on
,he canals. Mendoza spread the news'
among the Mexicans and the ready
response be encountered promisee an
ample supply of help to fill the asso
ciation's needs. The Mexicans will
go to work Monday morning and have
from a week to 10 days' work before
them .
Junior Play Is a Success
The Junior class, play. "All the
Comforts of Home." presented in the
high school auditorium Saturday af
ternoon and evening, was a pro
nounced success, according to those
who attended. The evening per
formance attracted almost a capacity
house and the young players carried
their parts in the play exceptionally
well. Week-End With Parents
Millard Cluff. who has spent the
week-end with his parents in Mesa,
left Sunday evening for Tucson to
resume his work in the university.
He was a member of the University
Glee club which presented an enter
tainment in Mesa Thursday evening
and in Phoenix Friday evening.
Rotarian Picnic May 18
Departing from the customary pro
gram of the noon day meeting, the
Mesa Rotary club this week will con
duct a usert picnic for members and
their families on Wednesday even
ing. Members of the Rotary club in
Phoenix have been invited to share
in the picnic. The party will leave
Mesa at 4 o'clock in the afternoon for
the scene of the festivities on the
desert east of town and a picnic sup
per will be served there in the even-
Battery Plans Smoker
Battery B of Mesa will stage a
smoker and entertainment Tuesday
evening at the armory in the 1 D. S.
auditorium together with its cus
tomary routine of drill. Adjutant
General Walter S. Ingalls and Lieu
tenant Colonel Hannigan.' state of
ficers of the National Guard, have
been invited to attend as the battery's
guests. Several boxing bouts, wrest
ling bouts, a smoker ana otner events
are on the evening program for the
entertainment of the members of the
battery and their guests.
HAY WANTED An unlimited
amount of alfalfa, oat or barley hay
at highest market price. F. O. B. cars,
phone Earl Peterson. 215. Mesa. bp
PHOENIX FLOUR
MILLS
TEMPE
Carload grain bags just
received.
. 8c EACH
Also binder and sack
twin e
Eighth Street at
Railroad Crossing
1000 HEAD
OF STEERS
FOR SALE
At Market Price
One,- two- and three-year-old
Heref ords.
Apply to
W. J. Kingsbury
Tempe, Arizona
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We Do The Following Kinds of Work:
Full Mill Bids
Store Fixtures
Plate Glass, Mirrors
Leaded and Art Glass
Interior Finish, Sash and Doors
Interior Case Work "Built Up"
ready to install
Hardwoods of all kinds
Veneer Work of all kinds
Special Automobile Bodies
Truck Bodies
Spring Work
Old Bodies Repaired
Bent Fenders, Bodies Straight
ened. Automobile and Truck Black
smith Work
Wheel Work, Old Wheels Re
paired or New Wheels
Made
Trailer Irons and Tire Racks
General Blacksmith and Wagon
Work
Farm Machinery Repaired
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
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&T 2. The most economical Heater built.
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Phone
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