Arizona republican. [volume], October 01, 1921, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7

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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, PHOENIX, SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 1, 1921
PAGE SEVEN
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Mtrr & JEFF By Bud Fisher
' A Kindergarten School Is Where Jeff Ought to Hang Out These Days
Copyright 19il by H. C. Fleher
Trade Mark Reg. U. S. Patent Office
THK VOUNQ LADY ACROSS THE
' WAY.
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en thins about her father la that he
. baa made aJI hut money honestly.
aver atropine to arose DToflts.
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PnlVATE CAR LINES
VALUEDATS2.00D.QQ0
. . Total valuation of private car lines
in this state has been fixed by .the
state tax commission at $2,008,888.
which will net a tax to ,the state of
$42,186.80.
The tax for 1921 will exceed that
Of 1920 ty $11,485.75, despite the fact
that there are but 109 cars operating
this season while last year the num
ber was 118. -
The advance has been explained by
Charles R. Howe, chairman of ' the
eorrr jHgaion. as due to the increase In
i3$ tax Tate, which has been placed
at $2.10, while a "year ago the rate
wa $1.75. The valuation of the pri
yata car lines then was $1,754,364,
which in taxes brought to the state
treasury, $30,701.05.
The two leading private car lines
In the list of over a hundred are the
Pullman and tha Pacific Fruit Ei-
press.
FIHE IVEflil
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-I . . . -.
'Fire Chief Simmons will ring the
alarm early next week for a general
dean up of premises and removal of
rubbish. ; This la the first step in
recognizing ' Firs Prevention day In
Phoenix. '
To cb-operate with the fire chief,
W. , W. Lawhon, president of the
chamber of commerce, - has Invited
Mel Fickas to confer with a commit
tee of active citizens who will con
stitute a f ire Prevention day commit
tee. Working with Mr. Fickas will
be Donald Dunbar, Clinton Campbell,
George Mickle, Professor D. F Jantz
en, John D. Lojper of the city schools,
U W. Sadler. L. W. Coggins and J.
F. Alkire. - t:
Paul S. Taolock. fire Inspector, has
been appointed by Fire Chief Sim
mons to co-operate with the commit
tee, and the first meeting: has been
called for 11 o'clock . Monday morn
ing at the chamber of commerce.
Workers are wanted. Enthusiastic
citizens interested in helping in the
Important work of the committee are
invited to attend the meeting. ;
rEW MICE HERE
TO TAKE OP DUTIES
Justice E. J. Flanigan of tha su
reme court arrived from Bisbee yes
terday and will take over his oificial
duties for the first time today. He
paid a courtesy call on Chief Justice
Henry D. Ross and Justice McAlister
shortly after his arrival and in'ormed
the court that he had taken his oeth
of office in Risbee a few days ago.'
Justice Flanigan, who was appoint
ed by Governor Campbell o fiU the
unexpired term of the late Justice
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THEATER last
Brandon Bros., Mgrs. TIMES
717 Phona 717
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Baker, was sworn in by fohn W.
Ross, a brother of the chief justice,
who also served on the supreme bench
at one i time. . He was appointed by
Governor Hunt to fill the unexpired
term of Justice Franklin upon the
tatter's resignation prior to ois ac
ceptance of the office of collector of
internal revenue.
: Justice Flanigan announced yes
terday that Miss Margaret Carney of
Bisbee will serve as his secretary.
Miss Carney has been in his employ
for the past ten year's.
TO COMPLETE WORK
J She Was Naughty But Nice
ESILKS
THEATER
Brandon Broa., Mgrs.
717 Phone 717
SUNDAY
OCT. 2
FEATURE MATINEE 2:30 P. M.
BAINBRIDGE-KARNS COMPANY
OFFER
"SMILIN' THROUGH "
The supreme dramatic triumph of the theatrical
': N year. - ' -
Tha Big, Fantastic, Whimsical Play By Allan Langdon Martin
Exactly as Produced and Played by Jane Cowl to Record Business
. For a Solid Year at tha Republic Theater, New York
Wa witnessed Miss Cowl's performance of "Smilin' Through",
at tha Curran Theater, San Francisco, and we wish to go on
record that to us, at least, it is tha moat beautiful of all modern
plays. It is wistfully sweet and unlike anything else that has
var been written, Wa promise tha beat scenic production ever
seen hare in stock and as near like the original as i( ia possible
to build.
BRANDON BROS, 8HERMAN BAINBRIDGE, ROSCOE KARNS
Prices: NightsV 30-55-85c; Mats., 20-30-40-55c
Patrons are respectfully requested to ba in their aeats early aa no
one will be seated during tha prologue
FOR DISABLED VETS
In order to complete ' the work
among disabled soldiers, James Mul-
care, liaison representative, will con
fer with Duane Bird of Nogales, the
state commander of the American
Legion, at state headquarters in the
capitol building on Oct. 10. At this
conference clean-up campaigns sim
ilar to that held here Sept 19-20, will
be outlined. '.
' Mr. Mulcare was recently appoint
ed legion' liaison representative of
the 12th district. He has Just re
turned to the coast from Washing
ton, where campaign plans were dis
cussed. He was with the "Clean-up-Squad"
at Tucson, but was called to report
at the national office while there,
which cancelled his taking part in
the first campaign in Phoenix. D. A.
Little, department adjutant, has for
warded Mr. Mulcare a statement of
claims pending In this department
to familiarize him with conditions in
Arizona before the coming confer
ence. . . . -
jjSomething New Something Different
Mammoth Carnival
AT
Riverside Park
Sunday October 2nd
THREE FREE ITEMS
First Free Bus.
Jjeconcl Free Swimming. (Bring Your own suit.)
-tl:.J Prpr- Ice Cream to the Kiddies under
I. jk. a uu - - r
Ball game between the Elks and American Legion.
Merry-Go-Round will be going all tha time.
Raeee and other aporta. Prizea will ba given.
The Biggest Dancing
Night of the Season
at the
GREEN MILL
GARDEN
TONIGHT
The Snappiest Band in
. the entire Salt River
Valley.
Dancing From 9 to 3 A. M.
Admission BEFORE 11 o'clock
25 canta
Admission AFTER 11 o'clock,
50 cents
ED SHAW, Mgr.
NOTES FROM CLASS AND CAMPUS
OF PHOENIX UNION HIGH SCHOOL
The Coyote Journal came out yes
terday for tt e first time this year..
Students remark that the paper is
beter this year than last.
The registration in Phoenix high
has reached 1.8C7, making the at
tendance, larger than it has been in
the history oi the school. To date
there are 666 freshmen, E51 sopho
mores. 317 Juniorv 298 seniors, 66
Junior college 43 special and 26 col-':
ored students enrolled.
In the debating course this year
it ie designed to conduct a form in
which the studec will learn by ac
tual practice the conduct of busi
ness, under elementary rules. Along
with ' this formal training they are
studying the art of oral arguments,
the nature of debates, types of argu
ment, what is good authority, and
making of the brief.
The effort will be to render the
course as practical as possible, ' not
only by pushing the conduct of af
fairs 'Into student hands, but by the
choice of topics which are of imme
diate civic Interest.
Just at present a committee Is
considering the best methods of nom
ination and election of public offi
cials with special bearing upon the
organization of the' debating forum.
Mr. Lehigh wll' have charge of the
Boys' glee club this year, and If his
plans can be carried out the club
will ba a big success ' The try outs
for the club will be held Monday, Oct.
$, eighth hour ' .
On account of crowded conditions
the freshmen were compelled to hold
a separate assembly from the other
students yesterday. ' The freshmen
met In the freshmen study hall, and
the other students assembled in the
auditorium. The assemblies turned
out to be regular "pep generators."
Many speeches were given by stu
dents. Melbourne Hill spoke on the
season ticket campaign, and told
what real school spirit Is. Barto Da
vis and Bill Doyle each spoke on
the season ' ticket tale Margaret
Crowin and Sylvia Lewis told of the
girls' part In the campaign
The third team beat the Oliver
football team, &0 to 0, yesterday aft
ernoon Everything Is In readiness for the
football game lomocrow. The team
Thursday went through .lis last
scrimmage and preparation for the
big battle . -
Starting at the high school at 2
o'clock today a parade through town
will be staged, headed by tbe band
and the football team.
A
MUSICAL COMEDY,
L.
Last Times Today
Matinee 3 P. M.
THE
GREER-LAWLER PIONEER GIRLS CO.
IN
"WIZARD WIZELAND"
RAMONA THEATER
Dorothy Dalton in "His Wife's Friend"
Century Comedy "Custard s Last Stand
VAUDEVILLE
MUSICAL COMEDY
A she-ape auckled him. A
bull-ape was his brother.
Vat ha spoke five Ian
guages and had the
. manner of a
gentleman. .
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THE FROLIC
Formerly Blue Bird
Arizona's Premier
Dancing Club
Nine Pieces in the
Orchestra
Dancing Every Night
Except Sunday
Admission 1tc, Dancing 6c
Including Tax
E. S. MAYFIELD, Floor Mgr.
Conducta daily dancing clasa
ea. Reservations by 'phone or
in person.
RICKARDS & NACE ENTERPRISES
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Last Times Today
WANDA
HAWLEY
IN
"A KISS
IN TIME"
The story of a girl who was
a pessimist about love, and a
apeedy who made her an opti
mist. Hall Room Boys
"FRIDAY, THE 13th"
Ford Weekly
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alt
STARTS TODAY
Nobody gives father any
P credit except 1 tha trades
people they have to.
Peopla wonder why moth
ers weep at waddinga
they have been over tha
aame path themselvea.
Rupert Hughes' great comedy of married life.
"DANGEROUS CURVE AHEAD"
A GOLDWYN CLASSIC
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I Two of tha worst
E "l Iau. mr. i M JUS
li.
enemies
of love are a watch and
n alarm clock
Marriage, like .1
I egg, "is go
I in spots'
the uaual
ood
It's the "Whose Who" in married life.
Introduced by Cupid Himself.
ADDED
Sennett Comedy - News
No Advance Attend the Matinees
STRAND
LAST TIME TODAY
Harry Carey
IN
"THE WALLOP"
A Western Love Story of
Thrills and Adventure
COMEDY NEWS
STARTING TOMORROW
Charles Ray
IN
"SCRAP IRON"
Featuring tha greatest prize ring
battle ever dona for motion
pictures
TONIGHT! (TQ L II F R J TONIGHT!
- FIRST APPEARANCE OF THE TALENTED
WALTER "SDLL" SPENCER
AND HIS HIGH CLASS ALL STAR -
MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY
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Pretty
Girls
Ta-
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41 '
Funny
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Presenting A Gloom Killing, Tuneful,
Comedy Melange
SELLING HAPPINESS
Newest Songs
Latest Dances Funniest Comedy
"Sill Spencer
Bert Shaefer
Jack Young
Bobby Mack
Pretty Chorus
Ethel Davis
Elsinore Spencer;
Mae McRae
Ruth Allen
Pretty .Chorus
SILL"
EXTRA ADDED FEATURE
"CAROLINA" BRUNSON
The AlJolson of the Southwest. All New.
Big Feature Picture Program Two Shows 7:15 and 9 o'Clock