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f AGE SIX THE ARIZONA, REPUBLICAN, PHOENIX, WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 28, 1921 lit 4 r BRIGHT RED SALES TAGS TELL A WONDERFUL STORY Under full momentum it made a record break ing start it's in high gear with irresistibly reduced prices as the motive power. Switzer keeps ahead of the procession, therefore Come See the New Low Prices on the Special Color Sales Tags See the Racks and Bargain Tables Loaded With New Suits, Dresses, Skirts, Waists, Sweaters Furs With Prices Blue Penciled Out of All Semblance of Value Every Garment Must Go ! . H ANY HOUR DAY A NO NIGHT m 5 CENT SERVICE . 4 4 2 2 1 BLACK AND WHITE . TAXICAB CO. S STAND AT HOTEL ADAMS SPECIALISTS In examination of EyM " fltMiW f earraet Glaaaae J NORTHRUP OPTICAL CO. , 9 Eat Adams Street Phon 6090 tor. Appointment, ICE Office tl N. 4th SL Phone 5066 PLUMBING HUN EST WORK, FAIR PRICES ' Send me your work for quick and efficient service O. E. BELLAS . 620 North First St. Phone 2875 CONSTABLE ICE & FUEL CO. WOOD A NO COAL Phone 1555 Fourth Ave. and Jackion St. Choicest ef Blooms for all occas ions. Designers of Floral Art. TMweT ..with rf"" . 4090 .-Say VfJS j r.ilfl Gr22---- Plant Show Rooms. 18-24 W. Van Buren At Our on Heaters You can not afford to shiver these chilly days. The few heaters still in stock are priced to move quick lv. Do not miss this opportunity. Switzer's Year-End Clearance jut J STYLE SHOP Corner Adam at First Avt. Balks Bldg. D Card Of Thanka Or Card of Thank We wish to thank the police de partment, the fire department and our many friends for their kindness and the "beautiful floral offerings in our recent bereavement m the aeatn of our dear husband and father. Mrs. Catherine McGrath, -J. J. McGrath and family, . Mr. and Mrs. Hugh'R. Daggs, Mr. and Mrs. C. E, Wilson, T. F. McGrath. , - V W. T. McGrath. It o BURIAL IN KANSAS Funeral services for Mis Viola B. Van Sciok, who died here list Sunday, will be held on Aulne, Kansas. -.'Friends wishing to view the body may do so at the Merryman chapel from 2 until 5 o'clock this afternoon. BUSINESS VISITOR C. M. Chris tenson. district manager for the Mc- Caskey Register company, was a vis itor in Phoenix during the past week the guest of O. B. Marston, repre sentative of the company in this state. COMMUNITY TREE A commun ity Christmas celebration was held Friday evening at the Cashion school house. Mr. McCalla donated a tree and J. H. Beauchamp, acting as San ta Claus, found upon it gifts and treats for all the children. An en joyable program was given by the school and Sunday school. MENTAL SCIENCE COLLEGE The Mental Science college will open its eleventh annual session at 8 o'clock Sunday night, January 1. at College hall, 327 North Tenth ave nue. Dr. D. V. DeSaffery will have charge of the classes. JUNIOR C. OF C. TO MEET The Junior Chamber of Commerce will meet at 6:15 o'clock lonight at the Palace of Sweets. Anv young man over 18 wishing to attend is asked to communicate with the secretary by telephoning 3003. VALLEY MACHINE WORKS Machine Work and Welding Phone 1085 " 306 South Seventh Avenue & Prices WATER REPORT Reservoir elevation . . 1"1.J4 Reservoir contents, acre feet ..616.973 Gain, 24 hours -940 Elevation year ago .... Contents year ago Water used, north side Water used, south side o 197.08 937.S41 2S.880 23,940 WEATHER REPORT o JJ - : ? Stations Boston ?32 3 Pt. Cldy - .on Buffalo . 24 28 Clear .00 1 Chicago 26 2S Clear . .00 Denver ........ 40 46 Cloudy .00 Fresno ... 62 66 Clear .00 Galveston ...... 64 66 Cloudy .00 Kansas City ... 30 34 Clear .00 Los Angeles ... 60 62 Cloudy- .33 Minneapolis ... 29 22 Clear - .00 Needles '..'-54 68 Cloudy .02 New Orleans . ; 60 62 Pt. Cldy .00 New York 36 42 Clear .00 Oklahoma 46 52 Clear .00 PHOENIX 62 66 Cloudy .00 Pittsburg 2S 32 Cloudy .00 Portland. Ore.,-. 38 38 Cloudy' .40 St. Louis 31 36 Clear ; .00 Salt Lake City. 46 52 Rain .00 San Diego 60 62 Cloudy .Co San Francisco . 56 62 Clear .2 Seattle 38 40 Cloudy .02 Spokane 30 SO Snow .02 Tamp 66 TS . Clear .00 Tucson 68 76 Pt. Cldy .00 Washington ... 38 .48 Clear ' .00 Winnipeg 20 20 Pt. Cldy .00 Yuma 60- 64 Pt. Cldy .00 Local Weather Yesterday 6 a. m. Noon 6 p. m. Temp., dry bulb ..54 58 62 Temp., wet bulb .'.54 57 59 Humidity, percent ST -92 S3 Wind from S E W Wind, miles 2 8 2 Rainfall 0 0 0 Weather Cldj Cldy. Cldy. Highest yesterday . ....6H Highest this date for 26 years 78 Lowest yesterday 54 Lowest this date for 26 years .. . .2S Total rainfall o Excess in temperature yesterday, 10 degrees. Excess in temperature since the first of the month, 95 degrees. Accumulated excess in temperature since Jan. 1, .442 degrees. - - ' Normal precipitation Jan. l to date, 7.79 inches. Actual precipitation Jan. 1 to date. 3.85 inches. Deficiency since Jan. 1. 3.94 Inches. Today: Time of sunrise. 7:30 a. m.: sunset, 5:29 p. m. Moon rise, 6:19 a, m. ...,.' ROBERT Q. GRANT. ' " a o ; DINNER POSTPO N E D The Madison Improvement club has post poned its annual club dinner until further notice on account of the rainy weather. UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS The Western Union is holding tele grams for Claude Green, Mrs. Lillian Koehl, care Mrs. Ralph Blake;. Mrs. Tal Quillim; Frank S. Gonzales, Rev. Mother Boniface and Robert E. Shea. NEW YEAR CELEBRATION Announcement, was made yesterday by those in charge of the New Tear's eve celebration of El Zarlbah temple. Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, that all reservations for thai festivities on Saturday evening have been filled and that no more an be aerepted. SCOTS TO CELEBRATE HOG MANAY The Daughters of Caledo nia 'and all Scottish people are in vited to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Davidson, 87 West Mc Dowell road, on Saturday evening to celebrate Hagmanay night. A splen did program' has been arranged. - Mr. Sutherland of Canada will be present m full Highland costume and will play selections on the bagpipes. MYSTERIOUS STRONG MAN A strong man made his appearance in the state house yesterday, according to Raymond Dyas. state inspector of weights and measures, who is minus two of his test weight of Kn pounds each. "Probably he wanted to borrow them as watch charms," said Dyas as he reported the loss to H." M. Alexander, state house custo dian. The weights, with three others totalling 250 pounds, were stacked in the lobby when removed, Dyas said. CITED TO APPEAR The Squaw Peak Mining company, has been cited to appear before the corporation commission Jan. 9 and present all its records for the inspection of the commission, to which allegations have been made that the company is conducting its business in an unsafe, inequitable and unauthorized man ner. The company owns 21 unpat ented claims in the Sauaw Peak mining district in Yavapai county. J. M. Sullivan is its president and Edith Whitaker. secretary-. BOY SCOUT MEETING The Capitol troop of Boy Scouts will re sume its activities after the first of the year, according to Joe V". Pro- chacka, state game warden and scout master, who will hold the meeting in his office In the state house. The time has been set for January 6 at 7 o clock and the program will be de voted to "Nature Study," and will be conducted by Mr. Prochaska and his assistant, "W es Hill. The meeting will be staged at the game warden's office in order to illustrate many of the points brought out in the discus sion. The state exhibits will be viewed and the Scouts made familiar with Arizona's fish and game. TO THE POULTRYMAN: We especially recommend B-K as a sure cure for roup. Satisfaction or your money refunded. Phoenix Seed & Company , Feed 133 E. Jefferson Phone 4364 St- PAN-HELLENIC CLUB Reser vations for the Pan-Hellenic club luncheon to be held at 1 o'clock Sat urday afternoon at the Hotel Adams should be made tomorrow to Mrs. J. F. Wilson, telephone 3926. AH girls who are members of the IS national sororities are invited to at tend. ODD FELLOWS DANCE New Year's eve will be observed by Odd Fellows with a dance for all mem bers and friends at the lodge hall, corner Third avenue and Adams street, next Saturday night. The event will be a gala affair which is expected to attract a record crowd. PRIZES IN CONTEST The chamber of commerce, according to a notice issued yesterday, will give a large and striking picture of Su perstition mountain as one of the prizes In a contest which has been instituted for school children by the Old Spanish Trills association in conjunction with its work of popu larizing this highway. NOT TO CALL CALENDAR Ow ing to the number of cases not yet disposed of by the supreme court, the calendar will not be called in Janu ary, according to the announcement made yesterday by Virginia Davis, clerk of the court. It has been the custom of the court to, call the cal endar the second Monday oj January, but the matter has been continued indefinitely. INSPECTING INSTITUTIONS Raymon Earhart. state treasurer and member of the board of directors of state Institutions, is on a tour of in spection of state institutions. Mr. Earhart visited the penitentiary at Florence yesterday and today will investigate conditions at the Fort Grant Industrial school. DIVERT FLOOD WATERS High waters in Castle Creek caused Benjamin Rice of Phoenix and sever al other guests at the Castle Hot Springs hotel to work hard for' sev eral hours to check the water and keep it from pausing considerable, damage at the resort, according to word received here last night. . By quick work the men diverted ' the swollen stream into harmless chan nels. TOLLESON FARM BUREAU The Tolleson Farm bureau will meet at 7:30 o'clock this evening at ward school No. 1 for the election of of ficers and the organization of the Tolleson farm bureau district. Fred Talt, county chairman of- the- farm bureau, agd Marvin Young, secretary, will attend the meeting. Entertain ment will be provided by a male quartette from Phoenix, and during the meeting a light lunch will be served. CHARGED WITH FORGERY Jeff Ij. Smith yesterday was ar raigned before Justice Nat T. McKee on three counts charging forgery. The preliminary hearing of the case was set for December 29, and Smith was committed to the county jail under a bond of 31.000. Smith is charged with uttering thrfe checks on December 13, to all of which he is alleged to have forged the name of Sam Pasco. DESTROY LIQUOR In accord ance with an order Issued yesterday by Judge Ssanford, Sheriff Mont gomery at 1:30 o'clock this--after noon will destroy the liquid evidence in 26 liquoi cases which have been tried and finished in the superior court. Approximately 40 gallons of "moonshine" whiskey will be poured into the gutter on West Jefferson street back of the jail by the sheriff and his deputies The containers cf I the liquor include every kind of bot tle known and several kegs and stone j jugs. . XMAS AT BETHANY HOME j Christmas was fittingly celebrated Sundav at Bethanv Home sanitarium, i The main building and cottages were J aecoratea tor me occasion ana cas kets of fruit and candy were given all the patients. The star "merry maker'' was Rady Kunselman. who entertained by drawing pictures and acted as Santa Claus. Mrs. Florence Bryant added to the enjoyment with several readings. and Christmas carols were sung at the close of the celebration. MAKKiAbc Lii.tnat8 ucenses j to marry were issued yesterday to Thomas Ward. 21, and Frances An derson, 17, both of Chandler: W lllard S. Storms. 34. of Prescott. and Wills M. Ester. 28, of Whittier, Calif.: Mike Lalich, 28, of Phoenix, and Marion Starr. 18. of Chandler: George A. Standifird. 22, of Mesa, and Lela Patterson. 18, of Casa Grande: Will iam Nelson. 33. of Blackwater. and Minnie Breckinridge, 20. of Laveen; Georga Harold Cavin, 22. and Dorris Christy, both of Phoenix; Ventura P. Abril, 26. and Sarah A. Barela. 18. both of Tempe; Jesus Campoy, 25. at Sonora. Mex., and Mary Luis Pina. 19. of Ouavmns. Mex. SENTENCED TO JAIL Martini Macias yesterday was sentenced by Judge Stanford to serve one year In the county, jail at hard labor. He was found guilty several days ago on a charge of manufacturing intox icating liquor.. Jesus Gonzales plead ed guilty to a similar charge and was sentenced to serve 10 days In the county jail. Ed Wright, charged with robbery in connection w ith the holdup of a gambling game on East Jefferson street on December 4. yes terday pleaded not guilty to the charge and the case will be tried on February 3. Lee Wright, who was found guilty by a. Jury on an indict ment returned by the grand jury charging him with assault, yester day was sentenced by Judge Stan ford to serve 60 days in the county jail. TRIPLE CELEBRATION The fact that Miss May O'Clair had just wed ded Ernest Kahle. and that it was her birthday and Christmas was the oc casion of a "three in one" celebration at the home of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. George O'Clair. at G-6 ranch, in Paradise valley. A feature of the event was the cutting of the large birthday cake by the bride, a coincidence being that there were just "4 candles and 24 at the table. Music had been furnished and the evening was spent in dancing under the mistletoe. Both young people are native Arizonians and were schoolmates and are well known in Phoenix vicinity. Those present be sides th bride and groom and th parents of the bride were the groom's father. A. F. Khl. Mrs. Frpd Babhv. Mr. and Mrs. William A. Babby. Mr. and Mrs. James Babhy. Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Mahon. Mrs. Gertrude Mvrick. Misses Ruth Babhy. Leota Kahle, Mildred Knhle ,and Dorothy Mvrick, and George Kane. Charles Cox. Myron Babby and Earl and Richard O'Clair. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR NURSE, call 5132. ! "tf i UJSl!G Hem CUcm. H.mitK SS Cya. U they Tire, Itch, i km GQ&iJt? smart or Burn, a Sore. ! Vhi,f, CVrC Jmtated, Inflamed or lUUK C.T tO Grami!ated.nae Murine often. Saltan. Belraskas. Safe for Infant or Adult At all Druggists and Optician JfriteXorFrae Era Book, taist tn tea u, Okm EVERETT TRUE You kVJW,'DeAR Yov HAVG A VJUMTi&ie XCSw - - - am- I HeR& amu IT'S A G-0T YOO TO WCAtS. OFF. YCS 1'VIS. R.cv4T IT BUT YOU HAVON'T S SCT ACL. TOCR SMATTCSKIM iTH6- JOKCS YOU HCrlft I1R.I VAi irveILL & u v r- v m mm FABLES OF 1921 OlCE THERE WAS A TlME. WHEN NEW YEAR'S WAS THE KIND OF A DAY YOU SPE.LL WITH A CAPITAL D. YOU REMEMBER .DONT YOU, 6ood Fellow and Auld Acquaintances wERtfT Forgot? But wow-New Year's is only TWO DIVORCES GRANTED Two decrees of divorce were granted yesterday by Judge Jenckes. Clara Petros was given a decree frorn.M. Petros and Charley Lee was divorced from Sara B. Lee. IN LOS ANGELES Mrs. F. E. Warren and son. Fred, Jr., 703 Kast Adams street, are spending the holi days in Los Angeles. Fred will re turn here for the reopening of school, while Mrs. Warren will remain for a visit of several weeks. ROWENA CIRCLE The Rowena Circle will give a "school day" dance tomorrow evening in K. of P. hall. Those who attend will come dressed as boys and girls, and prizes will be given for the best costumes. F.ach woman is asked to bring lunch for two. The public Is invited to attend. HEARING POSTPONED The hearing on the emergency existing in Cochise county scheduled before the state tax commission for today has been continued until January 4. The county Is ssking permission to incur an indebtedness of $12,500 to be in cluded in the tax levy of the coming year. GOVERNOR DELAYED Gover nor Thomas E. Campbell, who spent Christmas Monday with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Campbell, in Prescott, did not return home yester day morning as scheduled, having been delayed by storms in the north. He arrived in town last evening. Silver Trowel T.odce. V- T F. & A. M.. will rnnf-r thii Ajf degrco tonight at 7:30 o'rlnc in Masonic hall. All visito rd nek rs cordially invited. It . IT. M SHIRLEY. W M. i m m fcw y MOVING After Thursday the 29th our new location will be 27 East Adams Street, opposite the American Dance Palace. THE SONG SHOP (Grand Central MarUt v Everything in the sheet muic lne. By Condo fly Ge6o Iooman, HAVEN'T you eo M Trie CJOOO 1iOO IvHCRE IT " WeAR. NOT" AT THeWJ5 i You ' By MARTIN WHEN HE WAS A JOLLY another Please Remit Day. ...... ...vm ,f nti. WUW, LL30.t - ir I rwr CHEATEMS S3 A MONTH for 16 years am' Skinners is a week. UNTIL I'VE PAlD .i50, THEN I CAN BORROW 00 AN BE OUTTA DEBT URGES FINGER PRINTS OF ALL The proposal to take footprints of babies at birth to prevent possibility of getting them mixed in the hospital and leading to the dramatic results told in fiction and movie, may be all right. ' But, asks Irving F. Jones. Minne apol'a police department Bertillon ex pert, why monkey with footprints when finger prints are easier, better and more widely understood. "Footprints are hard to take well," said Mr. Jones today. '"They blur in taking; the foot spreads as the weight is put upon it. . Finger prints would be easier and absolutely safe. "Seventy-five thousand persons die unidentified in the United States every year. That's one reason every one should have his finger prints registered. The government should take them all and classify them in a central bureau in Washington. It al ready has a good start with the prints of 5 million men who were in the service during the war. "Expert's understand finger prints they can classify and sort them rap- j idly. I "Ex-service men often come to us J after losing their discharge papers. I We take their finger prints and send ( them to Washington. There the file clerk can find the original plate and I the man's name and record, so thor- oiifrhly and Intricately are the styles ' of finger prints classified.' The Minneapolis General hospital j very soon will adoft either the foot- j print or finger print avstcm. whii-h- i evrr is bst. or both, for the babies born thpre. according to Dr. Walter j E. List, superintendent. From the . Minneapolis New s. JL. C- ' I HIGHWAY WEATHER BULLETIN All roads In state bad from recent rains and river crossings lmpassaoie or dangerous. . River Crossings Ehrenberg: Ferry open. Apache County Springerville: National Old Trails. Ocean to Ocean highway: East, good and being improved daily. West. good in general, new work being done. Bridges all good. Cochise County Bridge between Benson and Dra goon open to traffic. All county roads in good condition. Coconino County Rain and snow. Road Flagstaff- Williams open: Flagstaff-Winslow. passable. Other roads muddy and rutted. Travel through timbered section not advised. Gila County Roads are In good condition. Graham County Graham county roads in good con dition. . ' ' -V Graanlaa County Roads in good condition. Clifton Springerville road will be completed to Rosa Peak about Dec. 1. Maricopa County Phoenix: Paved roads from 16 to IS feet wide extend east and west through Salt River valley for 60 miles: north - and south 20 miles. Chandler district. 42 miles: Glendale. 18 miles: Buckeye. It miles: total. including connecting paved roads. 10 miles. alley roads generally churky. To Wickenburg. chucky; to Califor nia, chucky. Mohave County Main roads in good condition and all other main laterals in fair condi tion. East and west traffic on Old Trails being routed via Oatman. Pima County Tuceon-Nogales road being paved for 10 miles south. Traffic detoured via Twin Buttes road, good condi tion. ' Pinal County All roadg east of Florence good. Valley roads are chucky and dusty in places. State highway good except II miles north and south- of Florence. The river crossing is in fair condition. Santa Crux County County roads suffered no damage from rains of Nov. JO. Yuma County Tuma-Phoenix road: Tuma to La -gurta. .34 mile gravel surfaced road in excellent condition. Lagurta-Wel-ton-Mohawk-Stanwix road , in fair condition. Welton -Antelope Bridge-Palomas-Agua Caliente. poor condi tion. Tuma-Dome-Castle Dome-Quartzsite-Bouse road, good condi tion. Ehrenberg-Quartzsite-Vicks-burg. rood condition. Wenden-Sa-lome-Vicksburg-Bouse-Parker road, genera condition good, rough in uipots. Bouse-Swansea, good condi tion. ROBERT Q. GRANT. -o ' TAKE SCHOOLS TO THE CHILD Schools for children of migratory laborers, the first institutions of their kind. ever established in the United States, have been opened in the San Joaquin valley of California. The schools follow the laborers from place to place as they move from one har vest to another seeking employment Establishment of the schools was proviaea tor ry the last California legislature! They are conducted by I the state department of education. - I o A sum of 50,000.00 has been rais her former service men. DEMAND MlARlCOPACREA.YCa PHOENIX. AWZOnA. 'From Arizona Cowm' i v S-JIKD YouHl have to go some to beat these prices on M allorv Hats $5 and $6 Values .... . . ....... .$3.95 $6.50 to $7.50 Values . . . .... . . .$4.95 Price Reductions Continue on Suits and Overcoats $25.00 Suits and Overcoats now $30.00 Suits and Overcoats now $35.00 Suits and Overcoats now $40.00 Suits and Overcoats now $32.00 $45.00 Suits and Overcoats now ... ...... .$36 00 $50.00 Suits and Overcoats now ; . . . . . . .$40.00 $55.00 Suits and Overcoats now $43.00 a new Cap made only as DOBBS,Ne fork's leading HATTERS can make 'envhas jusV arrived. It is shown here and in the Dobbs Tifth Ulvenue shops exdusively. It doesn't set you back as much as you migjit imag ine, either. . McOOUGALL 4. CASSOU Washington Street . A We writ - VFIRE AUTOMOBILE PLATE GLASS INSURANCE EL A. MARSHALL Loan and Insurance Phone 30M - . i W. Adams Ten 85c Records Free Two Dimes a day pays for your ilverol at a saving from $35 to S75. Direct ta youl from fcaatarn manu facturar who rov lives in Phoenix. Racey Music Company, - 27 Eaat Adams SC Auto and Gas Engine 'Mechanics HANSON & KARLSON 737 Grand. Ava. , Phona 1360 . Machinists Engirvaara . Welding and Forging GlYf cCaskey . Systems ' talli.w. OU.) ' Salesbook Writ nfkM ' O. B. MARSTON - ' 14 North First Street . Phoenix , Phona 5082 ABB? .$20.00 .$24.00 .$23.00