Arizona Republic from Phoenix, Arizona • Page 7

THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, PHOENIX, WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 25, 1927 GE SEVEN New Wave Lengths CARTOONIST IS M. and Association Curtiss Field As Lindbergh Left tor Five Stations In Arizona Given ArcbJbal 'Hattcraore. who wo fara Recently when hla palntinr don on a piece of calico apron waa bought by an art committee In London Is to continue his atudiea at tha Bethnal Green Working- Men's Institute of England. 1 Seven of every eight In, France are recelvimr doles. Extension Plan Approves Five Arizona, radio mj iiu jvr i.t in rhoe nix, KG All in Tucson, KKXY li For Washington Boulevard riagstan and KPJM In Prescott.

cnanges wave Plans of the Washington Street announced yesterday by the river, over which a long concrete bridge was once built with every as Boulevard Association to open up Washington street and extend It east to the Tempe bridge were given added Impetus yesterday when the Merchants and Manufacturers Association, through its board of directors, gave hearty approval to the proposal. The board also adopted a resolution approving: the nroDoeed limits? i imwiii i. vy--" r- t--, surance that "it would prove adequate for transportation needs for all time. Soon, however, this bridge must be replaced by a structure to accommodate twice the present traffic "It Is appropriate here to note the locations and lines of business which will be benefitted by this great enterprise. Acre City, midway on the route, is a fast growing com hiZs pain ai once $750,000 bond issue for a new courthouse.

Active work on behalf of the proposed Washington street boulevard is being carried forward by many local business men. including George O. Ford and Charles Korrick. A munity. The immense packing plant that supplies not only our state but its borders with the very choicest of all meats and gives employment to hundreds of workmen, with the SURPRISED AT GIFS ASSETS C.

K. Berryman, for 21 years staff cartoonist on the Washington. I. C. Kvening Star, who has tn spending; a few days in Pboe-nli visiting his brothers.

C. 8. and H. W. Berrynan, Jeft last night for California, planning to fo north to Washington befors starting his homeward trip on the northern route.

Before leaving the city, he dropped Into the Chamber of Commerce, picked up a piece cf stationery, and drew a picture of his famous Teddy Hear, which made Its first appearance In the campaign days of Theodore Roosevelt. The bear Is standing with his chest "thrown out," aying, "If Phoenix had only told half the truth, I should have pur-fhased a dozen lots here." The drawing will be framed and placed In the Chambers hall of fame. Mr. Berryman declared that Phoenix should be advertised to tne four corners tha world, and expressed himself as surprised that it had not been. He failed to understand why the city, climate and commercial and agricultural developments and future possibilities of the valley have not been vividly and completely "told about," and believes the people of Phoenix, Including the realtors, are much too modest.

He formed a background of fu -iiaeuo commission. The re-assignments of wave length and power, affecting 600-odd transmitting stations all over the country, will be put into effect at 3 a. June 1. i 1Ut of new with kilocycle frequencies and power rating in watts for the Arizona stations follows: KFAIJ. Phoenix, S00 watts; 1,100 kilocycles; 272.6 meters.

KFCB, Phoenix, 125 watts; 1,230 kilocycles; 243.8 meters. KG All, Tucson, 100 watts; 1,280 kilocycles; 234.2 meters. KPJM, Prescott: 15 watts; 1,400 kilocycles; 214.2 meters. KFXY, Flagstaff. 25 watts; 1,450 206.1 meters.

Heart Attack On Street Is Fatal To Phoenix Man George Bruce, aged about 45, died suddenly on Third avenue from a heart attack at 6:30 o'clock yesterday evening. Mr. Bruce came to Phoenix from Chicago recently and had entered the employ of the Central Arizona! In on ntnare pain from corns is ended. Dr. Scholia Zino-pada do this aaefjr by removing the mom pressing and robbing of shoes.

Tbey are thin, medicated, antiseptic, healing. At all drug snd ibo stores. Cost but a trifle. DSSchoU's Zino'pads Put one on the pain tsgontl probability of doubling its capacity at once is on the route. So.

alw. is the Warner Heights district, with its several homes. "The route crosses the Maricopa I canal, the Salt River canal, the I Grand canal and the little Cross Cut I further review of the proposal was given yesterday by these men. "The project was conceived years ago," Mr. Ford said, "and at first met with strenuous opposition from a class of citizens who could not visualize our future needs and therefore brought about delay.

"No attempt will be made to Interfere with Van Buren street residents or business houses. The boulevard is for the sole purpose of affording a safe, direct Ingress to the business center of Phoenix, where capital is Invested by our solid, determined pioneer residents, who alone are responsible for building this city to its present status canal. It is a route of distinctive beauty for the entire length. "Too much credit cannot be given to the property owners, through whose lands this boulevard will pass. All of them have recorded their deeds to the necessary rlgh-of-way and have iriven of their time and means as wll." Mr.

Korrick expressed satisfaction yesterday at the cooperation which the Washington Boulevard Association has received from the business after laying the foundation. lignt ana rower company as a laborer yesterday morning. He was men of the city and was highly I "The proposed boulevard is to be 100 feet wide and will pass by the pleasure resorts between here and Tempe and open up the tract, so generously assigned to the city several years ago. It will cross the elated at the action the Merchants walking towards his room on North Fourth avenue when be was strick and. Manufacturers Association in endorsing the proposed extension.

en. This is not a measure which can As dawn, brightened Captain Charles A. Lindbergh's hop-off alone for Paris: UPPER His "Spirit of St. Louis" monoplane gleams white in the glare of floodlights, waiting patiently for the twist of the controls which sent it off across the sea (note police guard); LOWER LEFT Fueling the single-winged machine for the flight, and, LOWER RIGHT The young airman is helped into his flying clothes by a friend. ture buildings in Phoenix tor his Teddy bear when he Visited the Bruce, according to witnesses, dropped suddenly to the sidewalk.

A physician was summoned but death intervened before aid of any sort could be administered. The remains were removed to the irapago pars national reserve, through which the Secretary of Interior permits the road to run. After leaving the city the scenery along the road is wonderful and varied. Flower gardens are mingled with farms and cotton fields and the highway is bordered by melon and lettuce fields. "Through this miniature paradise the road leads to the crystal clear Acton -Mansfield mortuary, where an effort is being made to communi be passed on to the future," he said, "but an Imperative problem which must be squarely met now.

The congestion of Van Buren street alone demands that a new route be opened Into the city from the east. "Our task now is to raise the balance of funds necessary to place the road In such shape that it can be taken over by the county and the board of supervisors have Indicated their willingness to place $10,000 to the credit of this fund. The City Commission has also promised to do all they can for us and it is now up to the property owners in the boulevard district to divine rest." A Stout Wood Says Tou can raise almost anything you wish in Arizona. You will probably raise the dickens later if you do not now build a home with quality lumber from H. H.

Shoup Lumber Company H. Lund heads the primary department. Other workers are Mrs. Lewis Jones, registrar; Mrs. Percy Reedstrom, memory work; Miss Lula Clifton, basket weaving; E.

A. Neilsen, principal of radio and radio building; Ray Howland, scarf weaving; Howard Osborn and Charles Fogwell, lathe work; Mrs. will continue for three weeks, classes being held from 9 to 12 o'clock each morning. Work In Bible study, music dramatics, swimming and various types of craft work is given for the kindergarten, primary, junior and intermediate departments. Mrs.

Harper Hughes is superintendent of the junior and intermediate departments, while Mrs. G. ters, dramatics; Mesdames B. F. Hunter, M.

J. Norton, M. K. Rag- land and A. Kohler.

and Misses Monroe Bush New Testament char- I Alma Beye, Martin, Elizabeth Pow-acter study; Mrs. Marriott McMas- ers and Cella North. jljifty.jiWiWSjjjj 'a THE EVERGREEN PLAYGROUND Here are the answers to the "Now You Ask One" questions printed on page 4. 1 Bats live on Insects. 2 Peanuts are produced underground by an herbaceous plant.

3 RabDits nhould be picked up by the loose skin just 1 ack of the shoulder blades and not by the ears. 4 All fish have periods of Inactivity which, fulfill the purposes of sleep. 6 The Moonflower Is the fastest growing vine. 6 Pilsudski commands the armies of Poland. 7 Dawes was a brigadier general In the World War.

8 The salary of the president is $75,000 a year. 9 Calif ornians in the cabinet are Hoover and Wilbur; Pennsylvani- cate with relatives in the east. Norma Rasbury's Pupils To Give Recital Tonight Pupils of Norma Rasbusy will be heard in piano recital at 8:15 o'clock this evening at the Arizona School of Music. The program will be presented in two parts the first given by the children of the elementary classes, and the second half of the program will be presented by the advanced pupils of Miss Rasbury. Two numbers will be presented between the first and second parts of the program, featuring Elaine and Jane Palmer.

-o Son of Jesse James Is Admitted To Bar In California City (I'nlted Presn Tranxcontinental Wire) LOS ANGELES, May 24. Jesse James, son of the nortorious Missouri outlaw, was admitted to practice law in California by the second district court of appeals here Monday. James came here from Kansas City several months ago. He Is said to have practiced law in that city for several years. Chamber of Commerce yesterday, and drew his famous character, picturing the skyscrapers of the tutor outlined against the distant Camelback mountain.

This was Mr. Berryman's first visit to Phoenix, in fact his first trip west of Omaha, and he Is enraptured with the Southwest. Actress Barred From Stage Till She Pays U.S. Tax (Tnltod Prrsa Transcontinental WIrr) SEATTLE. May 24 Jorie Rambeau, actress, must settle her bill with Uncle Sam bef.ye nhe can proceed with future engagements.

The actress, who, the government alleges failed to pay her 1924 Income tax, cancelled her engagement In Portland, where she was to have appeared this week and will remain here until she fulfills her financial obligations to the government. A week ago the government served a restraining order In Los Angeles on Alexapder Pantages, owner of a theater circuit in which Miss Rambeau was appearing, prohibiting him from paying her salary until an adjustment had been made. Woman Given $2500 By Jury For Caress (In I ted Vmm Tranacoi'tJnental Wire) LOS ANGELES. May 24 It's still the highest priced kiss of the year, even if a Jury did lop eff $47,500 from the kissee's estimate of value. In other words Mrs.

Mary Alice Bloomer Monday was awarded $2,500 damages against M. Dorn- ans are Mellon and James J. Davis. 10 Brigadier General Smedley D. Butler is in command in China.

ITT I tcr lui I i -rt 2 tc I lT fM Methodist Bible School Includes Over 75 Children More than 75 children are enroll ed In the daily vacation Bible school of the First Methodist church which opened Monday under the general berg, apartment house owner, for an unwanted -kiss. Mrs. Bloomer had set a value of $50,000 for the unsolicited supervision of Mrs. H. A.

ssever-inghaus, director of religious edu cation of the church. The school 'Vacant a XosAntlcs I San Diego I the quaint charm of the "Old Countr yet young and truly Western by Rail, Sail Invest in the Soil Paved Highways! the Southern Pacific has four excellent through trams daily. The Admiral Line's palatial coast' trise steamers sail semi-weekly and permit the checking of your car like baggage on the same steamer you travel on. Special rail and steamer round-trip rates this summer' ask the ticket agents. The Pacific Highway is pared all the nay to Vancouver, B.

except 95 miles of excellent surfaced road in Northern California. Distance toTacoma-yn' miles; Tacoma to Seattle 32 miles; Seattle to Everett 30 miles; Everett to Bellingham 70 miles; Bellmgham to Vancouver 57 miles; Victoria, on Vancouver Island, 2Vi hours to 4 hours by steamers or ferries from Seattle, Bellingham, Vancouver, Anacortes or Port Angeles. There is no Investment better than money Invested in the soil. It is safe, sound and sure. Wall Street juggling does not affect it value.

Phoenix, the Gold Spot of America, justifies the confidence that so many wise investors have in It. Its marvelously rich tributary trading area, its strategic commercial location, its resort attractions and ever increasing population causes it to remain the "Gold Spot" while other portions of the country pass through a highly fluctuating sort of prosperity. More and more every day. Investors are realizing the profits that are to be made in Phoenix property. They see that values will never be less.

Some buy one sort property, others prefer another type of real estate. A good profit can always be obtained on well located vacant property. A vacant lot bought now may net you a handsome income or a very pleasing profit. You need not have the money to build you can buy a lot for a small down payment and pay for it In reasonable Instalments. Before you know it the property wIU he.

clear. Or If you wish to sell before that time your equity always has a cash value. Look for real estate bargains where the dealers and owners list the plots they have available That real estate 0 market Is the Classified Section of this paper. British Columbia until you have seen seagirt Victoria, with its famous tree -shaded boulevards, English gardens, English architecture, English drives, hospitable hotels and courteous people. There are so many places of interest and beauty in the Evergreen Playground.

Every city borders major scenic attractions.There's Rainier National Park, Snoqualmie Pass, Hoods Canal, Lake Crescent, Monte Crista, Chuckanut Drive, Mt. Baker National Forest, Malahat Drive, Strathcona National Park, Capilano Canyon, Stanley Park, Grouse Mountain. And you can see them all in delightful summer comfort. The days are cool throughout an almost rainless season. The average temperature front May September degrees.

Excessive heat is unknown. VICTORIA up in British Columbia-old-world charm in a glorious scenic setting. Victoria the only Island city on the Pacific Coast. Victoria the magic gateway to a thousand miles of Island wonderland. "More English than London" that's how world travelers describe Victoria, while Rudyard Kipling writes "To realize Victoria you must take all that the eye admires most in Bournemouth, Torquay, the Isle of Wight, the Happy Valley at Hong Kong, the Doon, Sorrento and Camps Bay; and reminiscences of the Thousand Islands, and arrange the whole round the Bay of Naples, with some Himalayas for the background." Victoria, the capital city of British Columbia, has a distinctive charm, appeal, lure, all her own.

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