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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 3, 1921
PAGE NINE
VILKY-WARTMAN OIL CO.
N. W. Cor. Second Ave. and Jefferson St Phone 1887
ST
BUSINESS CHANCES
FOR S A I.K N EAR BEER AND
frrr prink business, finest
BAR IN STATE. BEST LOCATION.
IP INTERESTED WRITE BOX 1110,
CTTT. r
MALL grocery store for Bale, good
Its at ion. cheap rent. Box 23S, Re-a-:t-!wn.
It
ALLEN ha fornt good buys in
grocery stores; also meat market. If
yu a store or any kind of busi
er, cell turn at !?. k
KvKMiNU house lor sale.
Phone
m
FOR SALE Restaurant.
ird Ay .
721
r
FOR SALE Hotel Vendome, Pres
ent. Inqotre for particulars o! Mrs.
ar.wn. Frec?t. Ariz. It
Clothing and Shoe
Store
In a rood locution in on of Ari
zona's larger towns. S.-eral years'
3s with nrj reason. -''j rent. An
aeelJertt lace for a Hv merchant.
Farther details upon inquiry. Bos
17 RerviiMican v
H)R ALE Restaurant.
OrnTid Ave.
721
tf
FOR SALE A business proposition
ctaing ftt-J business, well located, S
yax' lease; (TOO cash, balance easy
t-r Phore 4?ns. tf
FOR SALE Prescott and Acme
cairy. connected mith milk depot. In
a good location. Coins; rood business,
for information inquire at Prescott,
Aril.. Pcx ?. 8ds
PERSONALS
YOUNG man wants to hear from
party trir,g to Nevada. Phone 2 IR
RESPONSIBLE man wants car to
Nv tn Los Angeles.. Phone 1368.. 1
TIRED mothers Bath and mas
are; graduate nurse. Pauline Madi-
am. Call H1S. p
W ANT to gel in touch with parties
going to Superior. Phonel9R5. g
SPECIAL NOTICIS
Hoozier Market
1 K. 11TH ST. OPEN UNDER
SEW MANAGEMENT. PHONE
. WE DELIVER. 1
DON'T WORRY acout your furni
tare, baggage, etc. Let us take care of
H for you. Arizona Storage and Dis
tributing Co. Chambers Transfer Co..
i P Central. Phones 122-352S. It
TUBERCULAR patients, hourly
startling In your home and massage
treatments: graduate nurse. Pauline
Mdv Call 115. r
NOTICE August first. 1921. the
Maricopa. Grocery a sold to the H.
Cully Co, who will be responsible
for all debts after that date. Phillip
R. Lne. It
PRIVATE investigations. Ail work
cornfidentially executed. Phone 1349
P
MY WIFE having left my bed and
board I will not be responsible for
any debt contracted by her after this
!a. RoM. McConne'l. k
Tourist. Weicome to Our Valley
Acre City
Everlit Auto Campus
I mile east of Phoenix city l.mits
on state hichway.
Officer in attendance, night and
SIT.
Cook house, dining room, barbecue
pita, canal beach, shower baths, lawn
tennia. garage "fia It yourself," fine
hade, drugs, dry goods and groceries
telephone, bureau of Information. M
H Sbelton. Mgr. Il West Washing
ton Et Phoenix or Acre City. Ar.is
tf
WE HAVE moved from 13 North
First avenue to ill North Central
J. M. Oadoy Barber Supply and
Grinding store. 8bg
PHuENIX Boarding Kennels.
3.
Tel.
d
AUTO TOPS
CALDWELL AUTO TOP CO., for
nrholstering and auto tops. 602 W
Washington. 8-m
AWNINGS
TEATS, AWNINGS AND CAMP
FURNITURE. We make everything
known that will fool rain and- sun.
Phoenix Tent ft Awning So.. Cor. 1st
an Monroe gts. Phone 1411.
AUTO REPAIRING
SHORTY FREMEAU L. J. SMiLOR
Phone 8614. 212 K. Ninth St. tf
AUTO PAINTING
DETROIT AUTO PAINT SHOP
1 S Central Ave. Phone 4677 tf
BOOKKEEPING
-iaM
Systems installed; your bookkeep-
dot. daily, weekly or monthly.
a. Edwin Greene. Accountant. 1402
W Van Buren. Phone 5668. gh
CARPET CLEANERS
Your russ and carpets cleaned like
new; remaking, sizing and laying
done by an expert. Phone 733.
Works 18 S. Center. tf
CARS WASHED
C!ied for and delivered. 620 West
Washinton St 8-bs
CLOTHING
We buy men's usej clothing, hat
and shoes. 407 E. Wash. Phone
4". d
COLLECTIONS
SH1-U5D collects slow accounts; no
t - public, bus. agents; credit rat
i'pff. Shodd's Merc. Service. Phoenix.
Ar X. 212 Fleming Bldg. Phone 18 "
tf
CHIROPODIST
CHIROPODY Bunions, corns, cal
lousea remoi eJ. painless and blood
less. 50 cents each; moles, warts etc..
removed by electricity. 29-31 East
Adams. Frank Shirley. Phone 1704. tf
Everything for
the auto Tires,
tubes, cap screws,
nuts, oils, greases
Top notch qual
ity, fair prices,
prompt service.
CORSETIERE
bpirella Corsets. Mrs. Kuhlwilm. I
Phone 1442. 706 W. Madison St. tf
CHIROPRACTORS
H L. Hess N. H. Atchison
Licensed Chiropractors
-ll Central Bldg. Phone 6939
Office Heir 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Resldenje Phone 2644 -
The Palmer System of Chiropractic.
BIS
E. E. HELKRIOH, licensed chiro-
praetor. 309 N. Firs tSt. Out of
town, win return August 27.
tf I
DRESSMAKING I
DRESSMAKING, bungalow aprons. I
35 Beth.n's 2 w Mn hI
ItnK Beth81"' 223 w- Monroe. Phone
DRESSMAKING, TAILORING AND
ART NEEDLEWORK -
Miss Smith. Room 31. Annex Hotel, tf
ALL KINDS of summer clothe
made: price right: satisfaction I
guaranteed. Mrs. Qoodson. 1302
North 11th St. Phone 4999. tf
CHI ROPR ACTOR 8
dailies u Anuerion, imoKdie Alinoi -I
bum. uiui-v nuurs, a. m. to D. m. I
" "i'l'uimmeiii. a,a i. u Ave. I
Phone 5351. 8-gs
uyic -o
. I
DR. MORRISON I
Phone S089. 3 . Washington St. tf
ELECTRICAL DEALERS
WIRING FIXTURES SUPPLIES
Motor Repairing and Rewinding a
Specialty. New State Electric Co.
Phnna 1 1 i t7 1T7. uViH-i.- a
" . . . tf
EDUCATIONAL
PRIVATE instruction. . Gregg
Shorthand. Phone 200. tf
FLOORS
I DO floor scraping, painting, pa-
per hanging, tinting. Phone 8257. 9-d commercial paper or negotiable in
Old floors resurfaced and finished, struments signed by any. member of
new laid or surfaced; modern meth- the association, in connection with
ods, best result, guaranteed; lowest any of the above mentioned activities.
price. Ariz. Apt No. 2.
Phone 2434.
8-k
FURNITURE REPAIRING
FURNITURE REPAIRING
' Refinlshing and Upholstering
Packing by Expert Packers
DORRIS-HEYMAN FURNITURE
COMPANY tf
FURNITURE 8TORED AND
PACKED
FURNITURE atored and packed:
packing done by experts. Ford-Levy 1
Furniture Co., 116-120 West Adams
Street. tf
Expert packing, shipping and Stor
age. Arizona Storage and Distribut
ing Co. Chambers Transfer Co. 18
South Central. Phones 1228 3528. It
HOUSE MOVING
NEW FIRM
Williams Housemoving and Wreck
ing Co. Estimates cheerfully given.
Room . 34 North Center. 1738. tf
HEMSTITCHING
THE HEMSTITCH SHOP
Hemstitching, wide and narrow.
plcotlng, pleating, buttons and button
holes.
118 N. Central Ave.
Phont
1441.
tt
Work called for and delivered; mail
orrtera anllcltori Mm T W Rnlnnri
381 W Waahlnpfon Phone 1249. tf
THE WRIGHT SHOP
Both wide and narrow hemstitch-
vS.h .fJ f a Phnn. aa 'S tf W one or more of the objects here
North Second Ave. Phone 33,9. tf ,n numer,tertt or whlch , at any
JEWELER AND WATCHMAKER
CHARLES A. SHELDON
N. First Ave. Phone 3583.
JL?
LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED
AND REPAIRED
WILL CALL for and deliver. King
Bros., IIP E. Adams. Phone 1365. tf
Mowers sharpened; guaranteed to
cut. Phone 1563, Stewarts Cyclery.
2nd and Adams St 8-n
ru ant; aicixuunf i ncn
Miss Stella Benenato, Stenographer.
401 Heard Bldt Phone 8027. ddj
dt tiTtr iTjriT
CLEO PARIS
STENOGRAPHER.
HOTEL LOBBY.
COMMERCIAL
MRS. A. MONETTE, Stenographer,
Notary Public, State Agent Line-a-
Time Machine. 703 Heard Building.
Phone 19S5. tf
PRINTING
Commercial work, pamphlets, book
lets, handbills, etc. Arizona Repub
lican Print Shop. Phon? 4331. tj
PHONOGRAPH REPAIRING
PHONOGRAPHS renaired anv
stvle or make In our eomDletelv
equipned shop. Cass Redewill Co.,
226 VV. Washington. tf
PIANO TUNING
S. L. HAMILTON,
home Sept. first.
Piano Tuner,
PAINT 8UPPLIES
Chicatro Paint Store. Wall naner.
naints. varnishes, etc. 327 West
Washington St. Phone 4694. Auto
painting
tf
MATHEWS PAINT CO., 128 S.
FIRST AVE. WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL DEALERS IN PAINTS.
OILS. VARNISHES, BRUSHES
ETC. PHONE 1259. PROMPT DE
LIVERY. . tf
PHOTOGRAPHERS
For Fine Portraits
THE RUSSFLL STUDIO
Phone 4SR. 35 E. WashingtonJ
tf
TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Baggage checked to destination. All
l .nda of hauling. Fireproof storage.
Lightning Delivery Co. 42 S. Center.
Phone 094 and 4126. tf
SEWINC MACHINES
PHOENIX SEWING MACHINE
EXCHANGE. 18-18 S. Fourth Street.
Phone 5809. Machines rented and re
paired. Representative White Sew
in Machine Co. tf
UNDERTAKERS & EMBALMERS
A. H. .VkLELLAN
Undertaker and Funeral Director
Phone 4940. 617 N. Central Ave. tf.
H. M. MAUS, 8U N. First Ave.
Phones 1570 and 19?J
tf
YARWOOD & HOCKREY
Funeral directors and embalmers.
3S4 W. Monroe. Phone 3099. tf
J. T. WHITNEY
134 W. ADAMS ST.
tf
THE GEO. F. MEJRR1MAN CO.
154 N. Second Ave. Phone 651. tf
A. L. MOORE & SON
(Successors to Moore & McLellan)
Auto Ambulance
329 West Adams St. Phone 01. tf
D. A. PARKS
Funeral Director
245 W. Adams. I. O. O. F. Temple
Phone 5925 tf
Legal Advertising
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
OF THE ARIZONA PIMACOT
TON GROWERS
A Co-Operative Marketing;
Association
We, the undersigned,' all of whom
are residents and citizens of the State
of Arizona, entrrnrpl In the nrnrtuc.
tlnn of ilrlcnltilrnl nmiliipti rinhara.
by voluntarily associate ourselves to-
gether for the purpose of forming a
non-profit, co-operative marketing
association, under the Co-Operative
Marketing Act of the State of Ari
zona.
ARTICLE I
The name of this corporation shall
be THE ARIZONA P1MACOTTON
GROWERS.
ARTICLE Tf
The ourpose for which this asso
elation is formed are:
A. To promote, foster and encour-
e Duslness oi marketing cot-
i.ti. . .i ..IL,
and marketing of cotton and cotton
proJUCU: to .tabIUze cotton markets;
to tiandlP rn-nnprnHvolv n nrl rnll o.
Uvely the problems of cotton growers.
R To ene-a. 1n anv actlvitv 1
connection with the harvesting. gin-
Ring, grading, handling, processing.
storing, shipping, .warehousing and
marketing of cotton or cotton prod-
ucts of the association and of Its
members, and In the financing of
any of the said operations, and in the
securing and handling rtf lahnr for
inn In innnitlim with anv r,t lh.M
nnrat nnt
- - ..it .
r.
uiemueiB, o.iu lu yuiiiase tiiu evil iv
lta members mairhinerv. enninment or
sunnlips used in anv of the above
sociation or by the 'members thereof.
D. To borrow money and to make
advances to the members of the asso
elation.
E. To lend money to the members
of th association, in connection with
"ny of -the. said 'acitvlties, upon any
adequate security, and to accept as
collateral for any such loans, ware-
-i " .."' ills. I,
vir,H t , .ri:.
permitted by law.
b. To endorse, guarantee the pay-
ment of. or to secure in any way,
G. To sell issue, discount or bor
row money upon any commercial pa
per or negotiable - Instruments or
promissory notes, or warehouse re
ceipts, moneys, or bonds, or any oth
er kind of property or security own
ed by or under the control of the as
sociation. H. To act as the agent, represent
ative, factor or broker of the mem
bers, in any of the above activities.
I. To purchase, or otherwise ac
quire, and to hold, own, 'exercise all
right of ownership, sell, transfer or
pledge shares of the capital stock or
Donas, or securities or any corpora
tlon or association engaged in. the
ginning, processing, or grading,
storing, or financing, or marketing of
anv cotton or cotton Droducts . in fur
therance of any ot the above men
tloned activities. -
. J. To buv, .hold, lease, construct.
contract for the use of and exercise
all privileges ot ownership over such
....7 rIXV ,
n!S.Sa!?r.5r.5?,nIenie.ntf: .VT
real or personal property as may be
duct and operation of any of the bus!
ness of the association.
X To acquire, own, and Develop
any Interest in patents, trademarks,
or copyrights, connected with the
handling or marketing of the cotton
or cotton products of the association
or its members.
L. And to do each and everything
necessary, suitable or proper, in the
judgment Oi me airectors oi me asso
ciation, unywnerB inruuguuui mt?
world, for th accomplishment of any
of the purposes or the attainment of
time appear conducive to or expedient
for the Interests or benefit of this
association and the members thereof.
and to contiact accordingly.
The Arizora Pimacotton Growers
shall make pr profits from any of its
... f. h,W .11 r4 1. nn...linn.
I .hll h.'fnc th mutual henefit of
its members only, and shall be co-op-
erative in character, and shall cover
Pima cotton or any otner variety or
type of cotton that its members may
nrnduce. and all seed or Droducts
i thereof.
Th operations and activities of
this association shall be limited to
1 activities arising out of the harvest
ne. ginning, processing, grading,
tf snipping, stori if iinancing. ware
housing, handling ana marKetmg ot
the cotton, cottonseed, or cotton proc-
ucts of the association and ot its
member only, and to the financing
of any of the said operations or of
its members,
The association shall not be per
mitted to buy or sell cotton except
from and for Its members only, and
on a standard co-operative basis. It
shall not buy any cotton whatsoever
from non-members. Or be permitted
to go Into the open market to buy
cotton or axy cotton seed or cotton
products whatever.
Tha association is expressly torDia
den to do anything with the intent
or effect cf lessening the use of or
tf consumption or any cotton; or oi re
strictions or limiting commerce in any
product: but tnis association shall do
everything within Its power to pre
vent speculation in the handling or
cotton, and cotton products, and to
secure foi Its memoers a fair price
for their cotton, or' cotton products
In the markets of the world; and to
increase the sale, use and consump
tion of cotton and cotton products,
by all possible commercial and mer
chandising methods: and to use every
possible means to improve the sup
ply and to extend and increase the
demand for tfctton and cotton prod
ucts
This association shall have and ex
ercise all powers, privileges, and
rights, authorized by the laws of this
state, and all powers and rights inci
dent thereto
ARTICLE HI
The place w-rp3t:4V ju-incipal busi-
ness of the Arizona Pimacotum
Growers Will be transacted Is Phoe
nix, Maricopa County, State Of Ari
zona. ARTICLE TV
The term for which the Arizona
Plmacotton Growers is to exist is
twenty (20 years, from and after
the date of incorporation. .
ARTICLE V
The Arizona Fimacotton Growers
shall be managed by a board Of di
rectors.
The names and residences of those
nowtori tr. .i.-. - .v, ..
and until their successors hav been
elected and qualified, are:
W. 8. STEVENS, PHOENIX, MAR-
ICOPA CO ARIZ
J. C NORTON PHOFVtx MAfti.
COPA CO.. ARIZ. MARI-
HARRY C. CHANDLER, MESA.
tit a Dirno a rr . o I
F W oripfin pnnrurr uit
ICOPA CO ARIZ PHOE.NIX- MAR"
josephra lIftus, phoenix
Uyi
MARICOPA CO., ARIZ.
ggEgwffi. PHOENIX
MARICOPA CO., ARIZ.
B. J SHOWERS. PHOENIX MAR-
ICSF C2-
PHOENIX, MARI-
COPA CO.. ARIZ.
CHARLES W. ALLEN. PHOENIX
MARICOPA C), ARIZ,
r . hanks, PHOENTX MARI-
COPA CO.. ARIZ.
A. L. BREW3TER, GLENDALE.
MARICOPA CO., ARIZ.
H. A. THOMPSON. PEORIA. MAR-
ICOPA CO., ARIZ.
M. B. BROOKS, PHOENIX MAP-
ICOPA CO., ARIZ.
E. E. JACK. GLENDALE. MARI-1
COPA CO., ARIZ.
FRED GALUSHA, LA VEEN, MAR-
ICOPA CO., ARIZ.
M. V. MIXON, PHOENTX MARI
COPA CO., ARIZ.
R. T. OLD. TEMPE. MARICOPA I
CO, ARIZ.
e! D TWAY, MESA. MARICOPA
CO. ARIZ
v. Tt WTt.rtrrn nrt avni itST.a
COPA ro artz "
rJiHANDU:K- MAR-
vr MrT.T.tr:n ok -vnt .-s-t -Mitt.
ICOPA CO.. ARIZ.
ARTICLE VI
The Arizona Plmacotton Growers
shall not have any capital stock, but
shaU admit members into the asso-
,11 -.4 ' n ry A i
' u "i
uniform conditions.
The voting power of the members
of this association shall be equal; the person bye whom th same has
and each member shall have one vote Deen ubacribed and th amount aub
ory. I scribed hv ear of them, to-wlt:
The property rights of each mem-
Dcr, ana the interest tnereor, snail
be equal, and each member shall
have one unit of property rights only.
In witness whereof we have here
unto subscribed our names, this 13th
day of July. 1921:
W fe. STEVENS,
J. C. NORTON.
HARRY C. CHANDLER.
F. W. GRIFFIN,
JOSEPH R. LOFTUS,
T. C M' REYNOLDS.
DWIGHT B. HEARD,
X D. HELLWORTH,
B. J SHOWERS,
W. S. PERRY,
CHARLES W. ALLEN.
. E F. HANKS.
" A.v I BREWSTER.
H. A. THOMPSON,
M. B. BROOKS,
E. E. JACX i
FRED GALUSHA.
M. V MIXON.
R. T. OLD,
E. D TWAT,
E. R. WILBUR,
P. M. JAMES. . - -
R. M. MILLER.
State of Arizona )
County of Maricopa ) ss.
Before me, a notary public within
and for said county and state, oa
this 13th day of July. 1921, personally
nr. wAx
rZTXr t I
THE .WITHIN AND FOREGOING
INSTRUMENT, and he acknowledg
ed to me that he had executed the
same as his free and voluntary act
and deed, for the use and purposes
therein set forth,
CHARLES M. MORGAN.
Notary Public in and for the County
of Maricopa. State of Arizona.
o-
v I
KNOW ALL MEN BI 'i'HIMI!.
PRESENTS: That e, the under-
signed, whose residence and post-
office (NHMn h",Il,Z r!1
LUI LII, JiaWJiR lino Am y v-ri . j I
trtAfhaf fnr th I
purpose ot forming a corporation un-
j .v.. inn . t .h. ct.t. f Arizona !
do hereby certify:
FIRST: That th name or the cor-
rntiu .hail h. "THF. RUENOS
AIRES CINEMATAGRAPHE ' COR- I
PORATION."
SECOND: That the purpose lor
which the said corporation is formed
are: . .
1. To take, manufacture, produce,
bv lease or otherwise acquire and de-
velop, moving pictures of any kind
and all kinds; to sell, lease, hire or
nthanvin. hvnoth.cat. "th aame: to
export or import pictures, films or
picture supplies of any and all Kinas.
m m 1
and generally to traac and aeai in.
h,,-u- a.n nr cTchnncr movine Dicture
tiima nr nictnraa and nicture sup-1
plies,' together with all tools, imple-
ments. fixtures or other articles nec-
essary or convenient to the use of
th. mnvincr nlrtnre and developing
business.
2. To buy. sell, lease, rent or otn-
erwise acauire or dispose of prints.
nmnf rr nicturea or other worKS 01
art, or rights therein to develop, sell,
lease or otherwise Hypothecate me
ame.
3. To aDDlv for. acauire. hold or
dispose of copy rights ana patents.
4. To conduct a general pnoto biu-
dio and to do and perform any ana an
act. nernsarv or convenient to me
conduct or maintenance ot the same
5. To own. lease, or otherwise ac-
auire. theatres or theatre leases or
int.roata there n. concessions or ouici
ihta and to conduct general
ing picture shows or otner meau ivi
enterprises.
6. To transact a general merman-
tiia and aimnlv business
7 Tn manufacture cameras and
. mem cunnlies and any and all aup
piles necessary or convenient for the
conduct or tne pnoto or muwiis,
tnre. or other Picture, business.
Tn onerate and transact any
and all business enumerated herein in
i-r,tert states, and in any foreign
country of the world, subject to the
laws of the country unaer wmcn bucu
business is operated or conauciea.
9. To own, manage, control and
operate school and colleges for the
luohinn the dramatic art, and all
hranches of the moving picture busl-
npeq
in To enter Into and hold by as-
sienment. all manner of contracts,
leases bonds, and guarantees neces-
rv tn the conduct of the business
of said corporation.
11. To operate, purchase, own,
lease or control both real and per-
snnai DroDerty or any interest
therein.
t- A., finallv. to do all and every
necessary, convenient and proper act
for the accomplishment ot any and all
of the purposes herein set forth, or
which shall at any time appear nec
essary or expedient for the protec-
ti6n 6r benefit of th business hrin
set forth, or that may lawfully b
done or performed under the law of
the State of Arizona, or the laws
of any State or Country under which
said business i conducted, it being
intended that the objects, purposes
and power Specified In these Articles
be in no wise limited or restricted
by reference to or inference from the
term of any other clause or para
graph herein, but the objects, pur
poses nd Powers arwrlflsH hall ho
" f0"1"'"1" all that is
necessary and convenient for the
fif nera,1. conduct management of
C l"'
nJj:J?' T,hat the Plac 'hr the
principal business of said Corpora-
u.on nall b transacted is the City
of Phoenix, County of Maricopa,
ToL'fitH th. im
"J-nfa. That the time of com
mencement Of said Corporation shall
be the th day of August, 1921, and
s: itM y;AuM.riMi"hau bt
SWaSSi of the
Vs
IS'ff - SSS
with the by-laws of th corporation
hereafter to be adopted" corporatIon
SIXTH: Th amount of capital
stock authorized la Thirty Thousand
share, of th par value of One Hun-
dred Dollar per ahar. which shall be
issued from time to time In eucb
amount and upon such terms as
shall b determined by th Board of
Director, and a may be permitted
by law.
SEVENTH: Th highest amount
of Indebtedness or liability, direct or
contingent, to which th corporation
la at any tim to subject itself is Two
Million Dollars
EIGHTH: That th private prop-
arty of th tockholder I to b ex
empt from corporate debts.
NINTH: That the number of di
rector of said corporation shall be
fiv ana the name and residence of
I said director who are appointed for
Ith tint year to aerve until their
I successor Is elected and qualified, are
follow:
W. S. FORSYTH, lil 8. Birch
A. MALUl0 Street,
Santa Ana, California.
R. R. FISHER. 1&1 N. Broadway.
Santa Ana, California.
..:. a .7.;7
n. nsHER, I5i n. Broadway,
x" reV4. w
stet. Wnia Ana. " """"
TENTH: That th amount of cap-
itai stock thlch has been actually
.nhiwrih.rf - Is Five Hundred Dollars
,h fnimwi r. th. n.m.. f
Name No. of Shares Amount
w. 8. Fortyth 1
B. A. Small 1
R R. Fisher 1
f 100.00
3100.00
f 100.00
3100.00
N. Fisher 1
V. B. Forsyth 1
$100.00
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, w have
hereunto set our hand and seal this
28th day of July, 1921, eath of u
being one of th person named in
th foregoing Article of Incorpora
tion a Director thereof, and auo-
scrlber to the capital stock thereof.
W. 8. FORSYTH (Seal)
B. A. SMALL . (Seal)
R. R. FISHER (Seal)
N. FISHER (Seal)
V. B. FORSYTH (Seal)
STATE OF CALIFORNIA .COUNTY
OF ORANGE ss. '
On this 28th day of July. 1921, Be
fore me, W. F. MENTON, a Notary
Public in and for aaid county, resia
ing therein, duly commissioned and
sworn, oersonally appeared w.
Forsyth. B. A. small, it. n. r isner.
'. Fisher and V. B. Forsyth, person
ally known to me to be the persons
whose names are aubicrlbed to the
within Instrument and everally each
for himself and not one for the other,
dulv acknowledged to me that they
executed th same and that each of
them ar respectively ucn tncor
Ptf8i WHEREOF I have
official seal as sucn Notary ruouc
the 8th day of July.
ffl.l W. F. MENTON.
Notary -Public In and for said
County and mate.
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NOTICE OF SALS
nji-Ttf-R IB HEREBY GIVEN, that
th. undaralraed will sell to th high
est bidder for cash, at public aucttoa
at. Southwest corner ot jeiieraun
. 4 r.ntr, 1 Annua within
"-' -"-, , (h, r.., ,
g f Arlxona. on the
fa" . "1" , .91 . th. fcm.r
of 1030 O'clock A. M th. following
' ... .fca -- a Vvlt '
MRCriMQ DVriu im III Vlfwi . J
On 1920 Fordaon Tractor. McKay
Plow and Harrow. Motor No. S2714.
On. 1920 Fordaon Tractor. McKay
now ana narrow, owr v.
The foregoing property is coeiu
by certain conditional sale contract
(or contract) ana mis aie is mm
pursuant to tne provisions 01 wtliuu
l of th "unuorm conaiuoni oi
am. ....'..,..,,.,.
I Dated tni itn uay 01
ARIZONA AUTOMOBILE,
EXCHANGE COMPANY.
7-10 - inc.
I ' O 1 1
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO BELL
siwa ia " 1 j-r.
I ak Ssar awa w t7J tffVtit1V Z4! V a?T fane
. jsuiu-e 10 nnAoci j '
th undersigned. Glady E. Jackson,
that at th expiration ot ten (1UI
I day from th dat hereof, ah will
tell to L. A. uartieii, ner enura num
of merchandi and supplies and th
fixturca situated In th Soda Foun-
tain and Lunch, and Cigar Stand of
the storeroom locatea at tne corner
pf First Street and Washington
i Rtreet. known a w fillers Arcane.
1 phoenix. Maricopa County. State of
Arizona.
THIS NOTICE Is given in com
nuance with paragraph 6249. cnapter
7, Revised statute or Arizona, iia.
a amenaea in tnnpier dhbiou
Laws, State of Arizona.
1 sated August 1. 1VZ1.
GLADYS E- JACKSON
1 State of Arizona,
county of Maricopa, as
1 -rne rores-oina instrument was a
mov-.k.ftWi,jri before me by Gladys E.
Jackson, personally Known 10 oia.
1 this lirst aay 01 August.
My commission expires Aiay etn,
1124,
HERMAN LEWKOW ITZ,
(Seal) Notary Public
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
of Maricopa County, Stat of Arizona
14564
AHnn brought in tha Superior
e.-.. Arizona, and the complaint
fiea n Mid county of Maricopa in
tne office of the cient 01 saia cu
perior Court.
N- SMILEY BURK, Plaintiff,
VB.
t.f.BT.TR -RTTRK. Defendant.
tn tn. nam of the State of Arizona,
I to Leslie Burk, Defendant,
Greetings:
you Are Hereby Summoned an
reouired to appear in an action
1 hrount .gainst you by th abov
named plaintiff in th Superior
court of the County of Maricopa.
gtaje 0f Arizona, and answer th
ComDlaint therein filed with th
Clrk of this said Court, at Phoe
j i .ald rminlv. milhin twenty
aayg Bfter the service upon you of
this Summons, 11 served in ims saio
County, or in all other cases within
thirty days thereafter, the times
above mentioned being exclusive of
STATE DEPARTMENTS
OPPOSE REDUCTIONS
IN APPROPRIATIONS
E
That the state corporation commis
sion cannot stand a cut of the ap
propriation for it expenses from
$60,000 to $40,000 a suggested by th
committee of taxpayers was the bur
den of a letter from the Commission
to the governor in reply to his com
munication setting out th recom
mendation of th committee with re
spect to thit department. The com
mission points out that It I a revenue
producing department and that
curtailment of It force such as would
follow a reduction ot the appropria
tion probably would result in a re
duction of the revenue which now
bear a proportion of four to on for
tht expenditure. '
Letters have been received at th
office of the governor from nearly
all the other departmenta and all of
them find that a reduction of their
appropriations would result In an im
pairment of efficiency.
The letter from "the commission in
part, follow:
"During the consideration Of the
general appropriation bill by th last
session of the legislature, a represen
tative of this commission appeared
before the lawmaker and voluntarily
proposed a cut from ' 369.000, the
amount originally asked for, to 360,-
000. it being stated at the time that
while the original amount waa con
sidered reasonable th commission
waa willing to tighten up on it ex
penditure to the utmost In th In
terest of economy. In view of this
the proposed further reduction of
33 1-3 per cent will have the meet
serious effect of reducing the effi
ciency of this department and the
alue of it work fully SO per cent.
"The major part of our work con
sists of supervising and regulating
th operation of th railroad and
other common carriers and represent
ing the state' interest before th
interstate- commerce commission.
This work has not been slackened or
diminished in any degree by the busl
ness depression. On th contrary.
it la now up to u to fight a w have
never fought before In th Interest of
just, rtaaonabl and non-discriminatory
rate. ,
"Within tne last 11 month this
commission haa been directly respon
sible for saving the people of Arizona
upwards of 32,000,000 in protesting
the general advance in railroad rates
ordered by the Interstate commerce
commission, and which th railroads
sought to make applicable to Intra
state rates The testimony of the
railroads before the Interstate com
mission waa that the refusal of this
commission to grant th advance had
cost them $133,000 per month for ten
months, or a total of $1,320,000. When
the Interstate commission finally
ordered the rites raised In Arizona
several Important exemptions were
made, notably on sand and gravel for
road making, creamery products, ore
and livestock. The saving to the road
makers In Maricopa county was $200.-
000, and the saving on the other line
exempt will easily bring the total
figure to $2,000,000. -
Other cases of grave moment to
the future of our agricultural and
Industrial development are pending
before the Interstate commerce com
mission and must be prosecuted with
all the power at our command.
.."Another point to be kept in mind:
' Thla is a revenue oronnclnr de
partment. We have always taken In
from three to four dollars for every
dollar expended. We must maintain
the force necessary to do the work
or the fees will not be forthcoming.
It has always been our desire and
purpose to keep our clerical force and
administrative expenses down to the
lowest possible minimum and with a
full realization of th unhappy condi
tiin now confronting us we shll re
double our efforts in this - direction
and retrench wherever retrenchment
1 possible without impairing public
interest. Th last session of the
legislature added materially to the
duties of th commission and added
also to th revenue which will be
collected by thi department for the
tate. Thla haa naturally added to
th expense of administration.
All things considered we believe
that any reduction In this depart
ment will fall In the class of false
economy. At the same time if It Is
deemed advisable by your ex5ellency
to cau a special session, a now us to
assure you that this commission will
earnestly and heartily cooperate with
you and the legislature in reviewing
the needs of the department for the
biennium before us and will join in
every proper effort to relieve the
situation."
TO
L
The state corporation commission
has reached a new and, perhaps, tne
last phase in the controversy between
the Southern Pacific and the town of
Casa Grande for the elimination of a
dangerous railway crossing at Casa
Grande, where a couple of years igo
John S. Williams .former district at
torney of Cochise county, and his
entire family were killed.
xThe railway company agreed to the
proposed change to render the cross
ing safe, but suggested that it would
have to Incur a great expense, a part
of which should be borne by the
town. It presented an itemized list
of changes the expense of making
which the town should bear, the total
amounting to $3657.
The commission believed this de
mand to be unreasonable and pass
ing upon it said: "It Is regrettable
that the company has shown what
we deem to be so unfair a disposition
and such a deplorable lack of friendly
and lust co-operation.
Among ine Hfina was viic ui tiuo
for the lowering of an ore platform
. - . a,t:e
which the commission characterises
as "excessive and absurd. The opin
ion finds that the only expense which
the town should bear is the cost of
constructing approaches to the pro
posed crossing to the amount or 1300
It then states that if this amount is
deposited or guaranteed the order re
quiring the change m the crossing
shall issue.
Mr. Bucks Yes. I've had a rathrr
prosperous career. During the war
made my money out of lead.
Mr. Fewrox Gee! And got away
with it! Most men get locked up for
rrnkins lead dollars. Houston Post.
the day of service, or Judgment by
default will be taken against you.
Given under my hand and th seal
of the Superior Court of the County
of Maricopa. State of Arizona, this
19th day of July, 1921.
CLAUDE S. BERRTMAX.
Clerk of said Superior Court.
(SEAL1
By Wr. H. Llnvllle, Deputy Clerk.
ELIMINATE BAD
ROAD CROSSING
SOUTHSIDE NEWS
OFFICE SOUTHSIDE DEPT.
14 S. MaeDonald St. Phone S41, Meaa
TEMPE AGENCY CHANDLER AGENCY
Laird & Dine Drug Stor Gardner V Harmar Dryf Star
Phone 22 Phon SI
GILBERT AGENCY GOODYEAR AGENCY
Gilbert Pharmacy . J. E. Flanagan' Refreshment
Phon Mtsa 1R2 , Parlor
REPUBLICAN
CARRIER
BOYS HAVE BIG TIME
MESA. Aug. t. Sixty strong. Aris
ona carriers from Phoenix invadtd
the Mesa territory Tuesday afternoon,
administered a shut out defeat to the
local Junior nine, partook ot more
than half a hundred watermelons, en
joyed a dip In the Crystal Swimming
Pool and otherwise .nerrily entertain
ed themselves. The half day's pro
gram waa in the nature of a reward
to the Republican carrier force for
their good work at the Republican
children' picnic at Riverside a week
ago.
The carrier arrived In Mesa at' 9
o'clock in the two big auto stages and
Immediately proceded to set the stage
for the defeat of the locals. They
won 10 to 0, but it waa a fast inter
esting game and was real entertain
ment for the scores of fans who at
tended. Johnson working in the box
for the visitors for seven innings let
the locals down with one hit and Ros-
aer duplicated his feat in two in
nings. The carrier hit hard and of
ten, piling up It hit and scoring 10
run. Ed Harper, in the box for the
local pitched good ball but lacked
support at the bat.
The line up:
Republican: Hedgepeth. eg: Cron
In. c; Rumford, 3 b; Griffin, 3b;
Green, lb; Rosser, 1 g-p; Bromley,
ss; Cruz, rf; Johnson, p.
H.1 . IV.. H.MAnt
- mat lh Rlrm 3h-' Hln.a 1r-3h
Dumont, 2b; J. B. Easley, eg. Herbert
Easley, eg; Walmsley, rf; Fryer, rf;
Harper 1; F. Armstrong, as.
The score: R H E
Republican 10 1 1
Mesa 0 3 8
After the ball game the player and
the carrier from Phoenix enjoyed an
hour' plunge in th pool, followed by
a watermelon feast in th park.
8eout Executive Meat
J. E. Thompson, H. B. .Wilkinson
and A. Urquhart of the Phoenix coun
cil of Boy Scouts attended a meeting
in Mesa Tuesday evening with me
executive of the local council. Many
of the final details for the big camp
at Pason to start next Monday were
completed.
William Gregg, well known chef In
the valley, who is to cook for the boys
In camp, arrived in Mesa Tuesday
morning and Is on the job preparing
his supply of provisions for the trip.
Registrations will be accepted a
late aa Saturday night, scout officl
a Is announced Tuesday. Six big
trucks are being used to transport the
boy to camp. 40 t.oys to the truck
and It ia believed that there will be
ample room for .all who register be
fore the week I up.- Boys are urged
to register at once, and to pay their
$13 fee for the two weeks outing, to
their scout masters aa aoon aa possi
ble.
Campfire Girls to Entertain
The Wawena Campfire girls will
entertain the Blue Birds Wednesday
afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of
their guardian, Mrs. W. R. Stewart on
West 2nd Ave. Member of both or
ganizations are urged by their lead
era to attend.
"Kasan" Attracts Many
The noted photoplay, "Kazan'' prov
ed a premier drawing card at the Ma
jestic Monday, the picture house be
ing crowded from the early afternoon
performance until late at night, tor
three hour in the evening there was
a waiting line.
Chandler Road Open
The full five miles of pavement
from Chandler north lo the baseline
are again open to traffic. The first
mile south of the baseline has been
closed for several weeka owing to the
paving work on the baseline, but
traffic is again being directed over
that course. The beat route from
Mesa now ia a half mile west to the
Alma ward chapel, two miles and a
half south to the baseline and then a
quarter mil east to the Chandler
pavement.
Southsid Theatres Today
Majestic, Mesa Doris Keane in
Romance." Comedy "The Kill Joys."
Bray plctograph.
Gilbert Will Rogers in "uune 01
Women." Corned-, A Rare Bird."
Tempe Jane Novak in "Kazan.
Comedy. Misguided Ixive."
Chandler Owen Moore In "A Di
vorce of Convenience." Pathe News.
GRAPES how rekdy.
E. G. Bailey.
Phon 2 R 2, Mesa.
'1
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FOR SALE 23 cows and a Hols-
teln bull. 1-2 cash and balance mon
thly payments. Ask for owner, Mari
copa creamery. I
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RECEIPTS, 538,795
The rash receipts of the state land
department from month to month
keep nearly even step, the receipts
from sales of state lands, interest,
rentals and fees hovering in the vi
cinity of $40,000 a month. The re
ceipts for July, amounting to $3S.
795.40, consist of the following items.
Sales. 38.016.64; interest and rentals,
$29,929.06; fees. $849.70.
The receipts for the half year end
ing June 30 were $258,396.24: for the
j.even months ending July 31, total
receipts, $297,191.64.
The cost of producing a ton of
hard coal Is from two and a half to
three times as great as for mining a
ton of bituminous coal because the
heds are deeper, thinner and gener
ally inclined at steeper angles than
those of me soit coai.
AUTO STAGE
Til
MESA
DEPARTMENT
AUTO 8TAGES Over the Apache Trail to Globe. Miami via Roosevelt Dam
Dally 8:30 A. M. Hourly Stages to Tempe. Mesa 7:00 A. M. Till 11:00 P. M.
Chandler Every Odd Hour. Ray, Superior. Sonora Every other Day A. M.
Phone 711, 1465. 11-13-15 East Jefferson. UNION AUTO TRANSPORTA
TION COMPANY.
TEACHER IS GUEST
OF WOMEN'S CLASS
TEMPE. Aug. 1 Th women'i
clasa ot the Congregational church
entertained at th home of Mr. J
L. Felton Tuesday afternoon la honoi
of the teacher, Mr. T. J. Cookson,
who expect to leave aoon on a va
cation. The afternoon waa pleas
antly spent in sewing and visiting.
Ice cream and cake were gerved.
Leaves For Los Angel.
Miss Georgia Braze!!, who haa
bean the guest of her aunt, Mr.
Thornton Jones ,for the past three or
four week, left Tuesday evening for
Lo Angeles to pass the remainder of
the hot weather on the coast. Miss
Brazell will visit her aunt again in
the fall before returning to her home
in McAllister, Oklahoma.
Phoenix Guests
Mrs. Roys and daughters, Florence
and Jane of Phoenix, wer guest of
Mrs. J. F. Peck Tuesday. .
Return Heme
Mr. Ed Fuel and little daughter.
who have been visiting Mr. Fuel's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Goodwin.
for several days, left Tuesday for
their home in Tonto Basin.
Will Viait Relative
Mrs. L W. Crabtre of Memphis,
will, arrive In Temp Wednesday or
Thursday to visit her mother, Mrs.
Anna Wamaley, and brother, C. L.
Wamaley.
Spending Week in Tempe
Dorothy Loomla of Scottadal ia
spending th week In Tempe with
Helen Felton.
Improving
Little Sophia Htentz. who haa
been very ill with typhoid fever, for
aeveral weeka, ia reported Improving.
Business Visiter
C. E. Cold well of the Southwest
Cotton company, waa a business visi
tor in Tempe Tuesday. Repair worV
to put the local gin in first class
condition for next ginning; season will
be started at one.
WHI Enter Sldr Ham
J. M. Pieraol left Tuesday evening
for Lo Angeles, where he will enter
the soldier" home.
LOST Child wrist watch. Sun
day, between Mernpdlst church and
N.'i th street. Reward. Fii.dcr re
turn to B. L. Norman. Tempe. cor.
rivhth and M11H If
FOR SALE Choice black figa
Herml Ranch. Tempe. jp
FOR RENT Furnished apart-,
ment with garag. Reasonable. 601.
E. Eighth St.. Tempe. . g
OHiaUH LEGIOil
DATiCE A SUCCESS
CHANDLER, Aug. 1 Th dance
given by the Chandler post of th
American Legion proved a very popu
lar affair, and some SS couples at
tended. A great many of those pres
ent urged the committee to give an
other dance, and the legion will glvt
another danc August 13, II I p. m.
The dance committee composed of
Bill Brooks, Arthur Haught and Jack
Btechler saw that everything went
off without a hitch, and the music
waa furnished by Gerry' band.
Chandler Te Casa Grand
Th people of Chandler have been
Invited to the San Carlos celebration '
which is to be held at Casa Grande
August 12. Th Invitation waa Issued
by Judge J. O. Baughn, Chairman ot
the San Carlos dam committee. II - .
is expected that many Chandler peo
ple will take advantage ot the invi
tation aa they did last year and help
the Casa Grande valley boost for the .
dam. If there are no more rain the
crossing at Sacatnn will be fordable
and the Chandlerlte can go by that
route which la only 32 mile long.
If the river 1 not fordabl they will
have to go by way of Florence or on
the train. The Chandler chamber of
commerce will have road Information
for any desiring It.
Restaurant T Remodeled
Th Chandler Cafe ia to close lta
doors Saturday night for 18 daya or
two weeks to undergo a complete re
modeling. Goodyear Road Cloaed
The Chandler-Goodyear road ia
closed for th first two miles south
of Chandler. People wishing to go
to Goodyear ahould take either th
Lewi road or Commonwealth ave
nue to the road a mil wet of town.
Culvert ar being placed th entire
length of the road for th pavement
which is being laid making it im
possible to use any part of th road.
Back From Vaeation
J. E. DeSouza and O. N. Handley
of the Chandler Improvement office
force have returned from their va
cations. Mr. De Souza apent hi on
the coast, while Mr. Handley took his
family to their cottag In Iron
Springs. Mrs. Handley an the
children will remain at th spring
the rest of the summer.
Close Street
The city council at It regular
meeting Monday night cloaed Oregon
street between Detroit and Erie
streets at the requeat of th board of .
trustees. It was pointed out that
property on both sides of the street
belong to the achool and waa not
used by the general public and would
also cut down th risk of Injury to
any of the children.
Visits Missouri
Jack Johnson, on of Chandler'a
pioneers and an owner of consider
able property under the Auxiliary
Eastern canal, haa gone to visit his
children In Missouri. He will spend
some time In Independence county,
his former home, and expects to also
visit the Ozarks, where he conducted
a health resort.
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