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THARIZ0NA REPUBLICAN, PHOENIX, TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 11, 1928 PAGE NINH 9 AUCTIONS Frank Hubbell Seeks Republican Nomination Building Permits THE PHONE 7474 For Inspector Of Mines S.1V2TJ2N. RTES tjn. rV 1 Meant t.4. I ARt mm i a mentfcs M.M: I awMMha. CZ i I moots.

7.V. 'WANT All RATFQ lainrtle. diareunt er time er mam rUarrr. r. Cant met rate -m isellntMs.

I He also worked as a tlmberman In the Miami Copper company mine under Captain Wakefield, and also in the Live Oak mine as a miner and tlmberman. He also was employed at one time by the Superior mine and served as foreman of the (ieneva mine. Mr. Hubbell has lived in Phoenix for the past two and one half years and owns property In this city. He also Is the owner of mining -pert 7 In Pinal county known as the 'Two Queens" and also the liberty Theater mine In the Miami district.

The Hepubllcan voters also are asked by the Republican state central committee to write in the names of Arthur O. Baleer of Pres-cott for justice of the Supreme court, Carl K. Tisor of Tucson for attorney general, and Charles Weid-ler of Preacott for state treasurer. Frank Hubbell. of Phoenix, yesterday announced his candidacy for riate mine Inspector on th Kepub-jtran ticket.

Republican voters of th state asked by the Republican State central committee to write la his nms on their ballots at th polls today. Mr. Hubbell ban had wide experience a a practical miner In the itate. For more than 25 years he lived In the Globo-Mlami district and worked as an underground miner In many of the mines of that district. He was employed during hla res-jdence in the Globe-Miami dintrir hard rock miner In the United Globe- Mine and the Old Dominion mine.

F'or more than 10 year ti was employed an a miner, and shift boss under White nd McCarthy in the Warrior Mine. 'Mountain Rule' itmmuZl of th Newspaper Clasfl! Advertis- has fnrna oT'itl throuahout the toantnr a5vrlnE The of 'raudult and mi.ieadlnc clasMfled ellVsvt 'ry other member the anttrUte iia ytl clanrid adrerttsemeot. aad will tSlZl VSVSSt, no, eor.forn.in, t. WANT AD INDEX May Be Broken If Weeks Is Re -Elected To Governorship MON'TPELIER. Sept.

10. (W't An ancient tradition probably oni'jiie In American political his-toi- nifty be broken this year. It Vermont's unwritten law called Mountain Rule." Kor generations Vermont has divided its highest political honors between the east and weft aides 0f the state which is divided near-v in the middle by the north-south riilpe of the Green mountains. But this yea Gov. John E.

Weekti Is a idiilale for renomination by the republicans in the state primary tomorrow. For nearly 90 years east-sider and vest-aider have alternated as chief fiecutive. During approximately CO year no Vermont governor has touRht re-election. Governor Weeks, coming from Midillfhury, in a west-sider. Mayor Edward II.

Deavitt of Montpelier, gn eaist-slder, has become the opponent of Governor Weeks In the Prty primaries, announcing as one of hi reafcona a desire to prevent tin system of "Mountain Rule" from beitif? broken. The tradition of "Mountain Rule" l8 deep-rooted in the early history of Vermont as a state. In the beginning of statehood In 1792 the men who ruled the political destinies of Vermont formulated an lereernent whereby the two senator allotted in the national should be chosen, one from ast of the Green mountains and one from the west. In the succeeding; 136 years that Aifected In Government Re-Allocation Of Power OTTO WATT 5 1 A KEEP t.r- r-yj 1 THAl OTTO Tonight's Radio KFAO. I'hwnix, 32.4 ulV program.

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326 M. 5t00 8:30 p. m. Varied studio and musical prosram. Marriage Licenses ROGERS, Ardain 21.

of Phoenix, and Vera H. Abercrumbie, 18, of C.lendale. HORNE, Uoaald 19, of Albuquerque, and Opal A. Croom, 19, of Bowie. WINANS, Fen ton 24, of and Lucile M.

Redmond, 19, of Riverside, Calif. HULPKE, John 24, of Los Angeles, and Margaret M. Clebby. 19, of Phoenix. MAX, Walter, 40, of Phoenix, and Juanita Goldman, 27, of El Paso.

BEN1TES, Jesus 28, and Julia L. Valencia, 20, of Chandler. Divorces Asked RISSER, Margaret X. sues Frederick P. Divorces Granted GRIFFIN, William H.

from Mat-tie A. TOWLER, Minnie, from Joe G. EDMONDS, Bel It, from McEnry. DANIEL. Iris from Will T.

RADCLIFF, Grace, from James M. MAYA. Ixma. from W. F.

ROSENBERGER, Ma, from Michael. Injunction Asked Against Use Of Soft Drink Name An application for preliminary injunction by the General Citrus Corporation to restrain the M. and V. Root Beer Stores, and John Waters, from advertising and selling a soft drink under the name of "Oranse Demon," waa heard in V. S.

district court yesterday morning. The application was argued and submitted to the court, and taken under dvlsement to be ruled on later. Robert Flynn pleaded guilty to a charge of possessing and selling liquor and was fined $100. In default of fine he is subject t. serve 30 days in the county Jail.

B. F. Cole pleaded Kuilly to a charge of pottM-Ksing liquor and paid a fine of $50. Court was recessed by Judge F. C.

Jacobs until Monday, September 24 Phoenix Violinist Returns From Trip Into Middlewest John R. Cochran, widely known solo if Phoenix, returned yesterday from an extended vacation spent in Illinois, While on his vacation. Mr. Cochran, who is rankd among the leading musiei us ot the state, played a hort concert tour in Illinois, which was unusually well rceived. according to reports here.

Mr. Cochran will open a violin studio to be conducted under his personal supervision, here within the next few days. Clintock. over the week-end. He did not stop over in the city because of limited time.

Mr. Watt la soon to assume the newly created "ffice of superintendent ot parcel post at Washington In one street in the West End of London, New Waterloo PUioe, ther are 31 public isigns, all hut tw of them referring to traffic. -sfc v'v f. 17' I I DUI YUU A WARNING Auction Sale Wednesday Sept. 12 at 1 P.

M. 1 mile west 1 mile south of Gilbert school 1 am selling my entlrs herd of 40 Holstein Cows 40 Extra good, large, well marker Individuals, milkers and springers 10 Holatein springing heifers Id 10 Holsteln Yearling heifers Holsteln Bull 1 Come see tbem milked Term usual. V. Capavilla, Owner G. O.

MeMurtry Auetionecr PHONE 6310 G. L. WRIOHT, CLEKK PHONE 724 Auction Sale Fridav, Sept. 14th at P. M.

Lateral and lower Buckeye road. 1 mile west, 1 mile south. 1-2 mile west of Murphy school. I am selling my entire herd of Jersey cattle. 55 A-l Jerseys 55 24 Grade Cows S4 4 Registered Cows 4 12 Springing Heiters 12 15 Yearling Heifers .15 1 Registered Bull 1 We have culled this herd for years using only pure bred bulls.

They are extra good come and see them. Terms as usual. W. A. NIX and SON, Owners G.

O. McMurtry Auctioneer Ph.Tf.e 6310 i. W. WRIGHT. CLERK Phone 6724 10 CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE DANDY little brick and stucco house, all conveniences, shade.

Restricted. Oak floors. Real fireplace. Just finished and ready for you. $3000, easy terms.

Phone Wallace 23352. Semi-Business Location Duplex, $100 per month income, paving paid. Better investigate this. Price is only $7000, $2000 rash. A.

J. Baker In v. Co. Phone 23422 504 N. Central NEW 5 room Spanish, city water, electricity near school and church $350 cash, balance monthly $35.

McCluskev, Realtor 149 W. Adams. Ph. 22987 For Sale $500 down $50 per month, 2 choice new houses, beautifully furnished, hardwood floors, modern in every respect. At prion and terms these will uut last long.

Latshaw Beckler 301 N. 1st Ave. Phona 7217 Kenil worth School Almost new home of 3 bedrooms and nice breakfast room, garaga and laundry trays. Lot 63x142, one-half block of Kenilworth school, nice residence district, only $6500. Easy terms.

Dwight B. Heard Inv. Co. Heard Bldg. REALTORS Ph.

6631 CHOICE corner lot on E. Washington St. $150. Will mak some one some money this winter. H.

C. THOMAS INV. 834 N. Central Ave. Phone 7172.

NEW pebble dashed 5 room bungalow. V'l Ru bargain. 8134. Week daya22330 Sundays. SPLENDID 5 room English typo brick stucco home.

Just off of 7th Ave. Story Addition, ideal floor plan. Many attractive features. Reasonable price and tsrms. T.

S. A OLE, 14 W. Monroe. Phone JI29 10. 4 ROOM brick" bungalow, near car line and school.

Modern, new. Price $3500; very easy terme. Cowley, Higgins and Delph, itealtors, 134 N. Central, 6819. Apartment Snap One of the highest class apartments in Phoenix, located' in the very heart of the apartment district of the city.

Priced at $37,000.00, $17,000.00 Cash. Balance $20,000.00 carried by 1st Mortgage at 7. This property will net boyer 10 on the investment. Owner guarantees 10-year lease on building at a rental of $3,900.00 per year. Apply to 706 Security Rldg.

CHEAP Equity in modern house. Call at 2302 N. 14th St. FURN. HOME $500 DOWN Nicely furnished home op E.

Prill, overstuffed furniture, large living and dining, bath with vanity dresser. Ark Manley. OMA SO LASS. 1 ENT A 5 Boom Brick On puved street, furnished even t' piano and pnving will pav out next year. See this.

O. DROKE. 219 E. Van liuren. Phone 594S.

Ashland Place Here is a nice 5-roopi modern house, set in beautiful surround ings; this is certainly priced to sell: onlv terms. Set P.rown with THOMAS GLASS. 12 N. Central. Try To Match This Six Room Brick $1500 Cash Culver strtet, wet of Central avenue, a splendid home, shade and best location in city: the prifr, is cut ths bon, $1,500 down and uiortgagtr at 7 is the offering.

Downie, Lane-Smith Inv. Co. Phone 6-95 117 W. Mvitioe 3 Unit Income Consisting of beautifully dfcsignn.1, altustther modern duplex. and dandy brick cottage, in best residential ction.

near finest school in city: priced low, easily bandied; wonderful investment. Bailey and Upshaw 134 W. Adams Phone 53 Cheaper Than Rent Three-room, service porch and bath; has garage, shade and flowers; two block from car line: price only $1,950. $150 eash, $25 per month. Sandis and Judson, IS N.

Second Avs. Home or In vestment brick, corner lot JOOxlSD, room for 4 houses or Court. Owner out of city. Will sacrifice $5000. cash $500.

v. T. UA JS. 213 k. Van Buren.

Ph. 'Sept. to 247,119.00 iSept. 1927. 455,985.00 1928 fo date.

4,258,980.00 1927 5,652,115.30 The following permits were ia- nued vesterday; O. W. Benaon. brick residence for K. L.

Grose at 373 North Twentieth 1'iace 13.000 Delia a. Agren, restaurant at Central Avenue and Lynwood street 5.000 Joe King, concrete residence and frame garage at 2541 North Seventh street 3.000 A. B. Cochran, frame stucco residence for M. E.

Miller at 1420 E. Fillmore street 2,00 J. ShIton. brick residence and frame garage at 144" Eant McKlnley street 2,350 H. A.

1'atterson. residence at 2309 West Washington street 2.300 Wells and Hon, brick garage at 1235 Kast Van Buren Street 6.500 Miscellaneous permits 3,210 Yesterday total $26,360 Weather Report Arizona Forecast Fair Tuesday and little change in Yesterday' Weather Report 3" r. 3 25 3 S5 35 si 2 So Boston 61 Clear .00 Buffalo 66 7 Pt. Cldy .00 ChicB) 70 86 Cloudy .00 enver 54 70 Pt. Cldy .00 Kl l'axo 2 92 Clear .00 Flagstaff 44 70 Clear .00 Kreano 82 SS Clear .00 Galvetiton SO Cloudy .00 Kansas City 72 78 Pt.

'ldy .82 Ixs Anceles to 7 Clear .00 Minneapolis 74 Cloudy .02 Needles 4 Cloudy .00 New Orleans 74 8S Cloudy .00 New York 4 74 Clear .00 Oklahoma City 70 SS Clear .02 I'HUKMX 6S 100 Clear .00 Pittsl.ureh 64 86 Pt. Cldy .00 Portland. Ore 48 SS Pt. Cldy .00 St. Louis 70 88 Cloudy .00 Salt Lake 50 72 Clear .00 San Iieuo 82 68 Pt.

Cldy .00 Sa nFrancisco 52 62 Clear .00 Seattle 4S til Clear .00 Spokane 42 76 Clear .00 Tucson 64 8 Pt. Cldy .00 Washington SO 86 Clear .00 W'innipev 4 2 68 Pt. Cldy .00 Yuma 64 98 Clear .00 Local Weather Yesterday 6 a.m. Noon 6 m. dry l.ulb 70 84 wet bulb 55 64 65 Humidity, per cant S4 16 17 Wind from SE Wind, miles 3 10 6 Rainfall 9 0 0 Wrather Clear Clear Clear HiRiiest yesterday 100 HiKbest same date for 33 years 106 I yesterday 68 Ixwest same data for 33 year 59 Total rainfall 0 Deficiency in temperature yesterday 1 desree.

Exceas in temperature since the firat of the month. 34 degree. Accumulated excess in temperature since January 1, 445 decrees. Total precipitation this month, none. Normal precipitation January 1 to date.

5:3 0 ir'he3. Actual precipitation January 1 te date. 3.07 in ches. Deficiency since January 1. 2.23 inche.

Today Sun rises 6:09 a. n. Sun sets 6:40 p. m. lloon rises 3:35 a.

in. Moon sets 6:45 p. m. Heather t'onilitiuun An area of low pressure over the north-central states and southeastern New Mexico has been attended by rain in Montana, the Dakota. Minnesota.

Ioiva. west-em Missouri. Kansas. Oklahoma and Texas. Heavy showers have fallen in a number of places in Texas.

Some rain has fallen along the immediate Oulf coast. Warmer weather prevails in the central and eastern states. Cooler weather prevailed yesterday morning in Arizona. Flagstaff reporting an early morning reading of 44 decrees. Phoenix.

68 degrees. ottnu Region Hullrtiu NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 10. Temperatures somewhat below normal in the Carolina Sunday and Monday and near normal elsewhere in the cotton region.

Light to moderate showers were reported Sunday in Oeorgia. Florida and eastern and southern Texas and general light to moderate rains Monday in Texas and Oklahoma with rains exceeding one inch at four stations in Texas Sunday. ROBERT Q. GRANT. Irrigation Report ROOSKVFXT RESERVOIR Height of dam.

linear feet from stream bed 240.00 Elevation of water yesterday. linear feet Capacity of reservoir, acre feet. 1.637.000 Contents of reservoir yesterday. acre feet Sl.2.9 Loss in contents In last 24 hours, acre feet 2,137 MOKSL MESA RESERVOIR Height ot dam. linear 1001.

stream bed Elevation of water yesterday. linear feet Capacity of reservoir, acre Contents of reservoir yesterday. acre feet Loss in contents in last 24 hours. 274.00 241.65 245.000 1S9.J60 acre feet 840 MOHMtKS IL.vr nivr.n. Height of dam.

linear feet from stream bed 147.00 Elevation of water yesterday. liuear feet H. 5 Capacity of reservoir, acre 94.0UU Contents of reservoir yesterday. acre feet 44.510 Xos ia content ia last 24 hours. acre fe.t TOTAL WATER KTtlRKU.

ETC. Total water storcu in Net' tain in contents of rearviir In last -'4 hours, acre feet WATER lIVKRTKI Southside use. miner's Xurthside use. tinner's Diverted at Oranite Reel diveii dam. acre feel Diverted at Joint Head diversion dam.

acre feet Underground water pumped, acre acre feet 325.718 6.729 38.000 43.300 4.00M 94 MIIOIAI. tiuit From 4 p. m. September I to P. September 1.

for use on lands in cultivation in or before lsse. Short variations in rivers entitle lands in cultivation in or before the following yars to a portion of tuil penoa accuiuumno" Year Percentage lsl 1SSI 13 25 12H Sojourners Club At Tucson Will Erect Building TUCSON. Sept. 10. A new home for the Sojourner Masonic ciub, an organisation ot ex-service men of the Masonic order, is soon to he erected here, it wag announced Saturday by officers.

The members of the club are mostly patient In the Veterans Buresu hospital which is directly acrub.s the street from the proposed new building. The present plans rail for tbi dedication of the structure in memory of UeojJje Ko--krug, who was known as the lather of Arutona Masonry. The proposed elubbou will SELLING AT AUCTION Then be sure that ths sals Is 'advertised in ths Republican. The mors bld-de you havs ths mors money your will bring. Republican ads at a small cost rech a vast mutlitud of buyers every day.

The Arizona Republican PHONE 747 10 CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE Lot Bargain W. McDowell Koad 65x153 facing south on McDowell Road near 3rd Avenue, only $2000, on tortn j. See N. L- Lant with J. M.

Kellogg. 16 W. Adams. Ph. Best Buvs in Homes New 5 room house.

North East. Price $1200. Terms 7 room house North Central, with denirabls lUb- ivislo- 6 room house, 3 bed rooms, with two additional lots on corner. South of McDowell. Salt River Valley Lands, Inc.

2 Luhrs Bldg. Phone 23S45 FEN S. HILDRETH, MANAGER ROCK BOTTOM A beautiful home In Kenilworth addition at a bed rock price. Pleasing arclilt rture, latest built in features, hardwood floors, large rooms and all opening on tho Center hall way. Lai ke lot, 75x140, paving all paid, property clear.

Priea $8000 on term. Seo J. W. Rol.ind. 230 W'Mt Washington St.

Home Bargain I am leaving Phoenix and must sell my home at once. Located in Story tract, half block of Kenilworth school. Nice, living room, dining room, 2 bedrooms and screen sleeping room, nice breakfast room, convenient kitchen niid service porch. Nics lawn, shrubbery, gurage and laundry trays. Lot 63x143 all for $6500.

Easy terms. Dwight B. Heard Inv. Co. Heard lihlg.

Phone 6631 Income Property apartments nicely furnished. lot, paved strevt. old Always rented. Price of property $5500, $750 $B0 per month. 3e mo for this bargain.

.1. W. Roland, tngtonKt. FOR SALE at a bargain by owner, 6-room brick bouse, lot f'xI37ti. garage, shade, modern, $2,300.

3i cash, $30 month. See owner at 1837 W. Jefferson. CJleudale, Arizona foot lot with a brick Warehouse facing Grand Av. nue just the for an up-to-date busineMH location $500 cash and $50 per month.

Greene Griffin Tel. 6604 124 N. 1st Ave. 2 LOT. 5 room house, pnved street, 2'i blocks from Teacher College, Tempe.

$100u down. bsL like rent. Impure 1118 N. 11th St, Phoenix. Phone 4H13.

1 ACRE TRACT 6 room frame houae. on lOtft street near I. S. road, 'i blocks to school and cur. Price $2750.

ALSO Want offer on home with two sets plumbing at 812 W. Washington to move off the lot. Inquire Nunneley. MARICOPA COUNT REALTY CO. 117 W.

Monroe Cor. Ellis Bldg. NEW 5-room brick, shade, pavement; block to r. at 1607 W. Aduins.

Owner. For Safe Bargain Modern brick stucco, 5 rooms. E. This is a real bargain for $3250, Smail down payment, balance less thun rent. Building Hwii; Kinauce Assn.

74Se-tjriiy Hhig. I'll. g.15t Near Hijjh School Ntw bru hoine. large living, room, dining mom. two bedroom, bath service, pergola.

An sxcepttonal bargain at $iooi, $50 ch, $50 monthly, all Interest included. A. J. Baker In v. Co.

Phonv 3422 5V4 N. Central CHOICE building sito 7165, North juat off Central, old haU-, A ral bargain. McClukey, Realtor 140 W. Ad.iro. ph.

714 W. LATHAM Forced Real Bargain. PilOM 7S13. WILL build aud finance like rent 5-room modern brick, complete $2C50. Johnson 213 W.

Monroe. reee44 krfere a mm.rl nmee: rasa with enter: mini- 3 wuru per uay aU Misrellaneoar for Rent Pastor for Rent So Automobiles Wanted 31 Automobiles fer Sale Trucks for Sale Miscellaneous for Pale 3S Miscellaneous for Sale ar K- chanse Miscellaneous Wanteel 3 LJ restock Pet Hrork 40 Ebiss and Poultry 41 Fruits and Product 45 Situation Wanted Male 4 -Situation Wanted Female Salesmen and Aeei.ts Wanted 49 Help Wanted Male 5 Help Wanted Feti.air 1 Help Wanted Male and Female 2 Educational 6 Business Chances 87 Money Wanted 5 Money to Loan 69 Personals 0 Special Notices STATE SENATOR VOTE FOR E. O. CASTLE The Democratic candidate for state senator is a progressive. He believes in the things that will benefit and better the state as a whole.

The stand that he has taken to lower taxation In the state as vvell known. An advocate of bettr conditions at the Poor Farm and the State Hospital. He stands unqualifiedly opposed to the construction of the Boulder Canyon dam. A vote for Mr. Castle will put one more man on the firing line to help yreserve the rights of this state.

Mr. Castle is obligated to no corporation group or individuals or any individual and will represent this state fearlessly and efficiently. Vote E. O. Castle for state senator.

E. O. CASTLE DEMOCRAT ALLEN K. PERRY DEMOCRAT ATTORNEY GENERAL A. It.

LYNCH Democrat COUNTY ATTORNEY HAROLD J. ANSON DEMOCRAT HARRY JOHNSON DEMOCRAT FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY COUNTY SUPERVISOR J. BONE Democratic Candidate. Dist. No.

H. C. Gilbert Democratic Candidate Dist. No. a S.

PHILLIPS Democratic candidate Dist. No. 2. A. G.

AUSTIN Demo, for re-election. Dist. No. 1 COUNTY TREASURER TOM PARISH DEMOCRAT JOHN D. CALHOUN DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE SHERIFF JOHNNv MOORE for Sheriff Subject to Republican Primarle PERR y'paRKS DEMOCRAT FOR SHERIFF AUCTIONS Auction Thursday, Sept.

13 Commencing 1:30 P. M. I have decided to quit the dairy business and will sell all my Hol-stein and Jersey cows, also young stock on above date at my ranch. Corner Bethany home Road and Lateral or 5 miles north of Phoenix on Central Ave. and 2 miles west.

25 Fresh and upringer cows 25 12 Yearling and 2 yr. old heifers 12 1 Purebred Holatein bull I 1 Yearling bull 1 1 PERFECTION two unit milking machine Farm Tools Horses Mules 400 White Leghorn hens (Bring your coops) Usual sale terms E. H. HAND OWNER Charlie Price Auctioneer Phone 152R3 O. C.

LITTLE CLERK AUCTION Wednesday Niht 9(K) N. 7th St. 7:30 P. M. We will sell our furniture fcl auction to the highest bidder for cash.

A dining table and chairs. 2 extra nice day beds, 3 dressers. refrigerator, Gibson. 100 lb. capacity, 1 wood and coal range.

2 large rockers, 2 small roekers. 1 breakfast set and drop leaf table, 2 oil beaters, magazine rack and hall tree. Rugs, porch swingr. library table. 2 beds complete.

Minor phonograph, lamp. A lot of cooking utensils and some dishes, draperies and curtains. A number of small articles. EVERYBODY WELCOME MR. RICHARD DAUGHERTf, OWNER J.

K. Guess THE A L'CTIONEEli Transperta'len Srh Mertina Vntice Blre Deaths I Mnet-ti ments a nncatv e- Cards of Thank 4 Obituaries 5 Flowers (Monuments 7 I-rfit 1 Pound Auctions 10 City froperty for Sale 11 Country Property ft-r fialr IS Realty for Sale or Kurbane 13 Real Estate Wanted 14 Wanted to Rrnt 15 I'nfurnished Houses tor Rent IS Furnished Houses for Rent 17 Apartments for knt 19 Furnished Room fni Rent 2ft Housekeeping kin for Rent SI Room and Board 22 Summer Homes ft i Rent 25 lJU'd to Kent Stores and Offic t.T Rent TRANSPORTATION SCHEDULES L. Express 226 NORTH 7TH AVE. by Truck. 30 hours from Lot Angelea to Phoenix.

All kinds of freight hauled. Safe transportation guaranteed by full Cargo Insurance. Trucks leave daily trom Los Angeles. For further Information phone 21052. PHOENIX OFFICE ASP DEPOT 1 MEETING NOTICES LAUKKL Chapter, No.

30, O. E. S. In stated session this evening. o'clock.

Visiting members welcome. EDNA M. WE.STKKDAHL Worthy Matron. A It I ZONA-Lodge No. 2, F.

A. will convene at 7:30 to-night to confer the Second degree. Sojourning Brothers welcome. JAM ES E. NELSON.

VV. i M. 2 DEATH AND FUNERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS RICH, Frank Elmer, passed away Sunday afternoon very suddenly at a local hospital. The funeral, conducted by liev. Edwin S.

Lane, will take place Tuesday, September 11, at 2 o'clock p. from A. L. Moore Sons mortuary. Cremation services at the Greenwood Memorial I'ark will be private.

Shirley, passed away Monday at Los Angeles. The funeral, conducted by l'hoenix Com-mandery Knights Templar, will take place Wednesday, September 12, at 10 o'clock a. tu. from the homo on Christy Koad. A.

L. Moore Sons in charge. Cremation services at the Greenwood Memorial Park will be private. 5 FLOWERS Ihone 67(56 For Flowera And your orders will be properly arranged and properly and promptly delivered by experts. FLOWERS TELEGRAPHED ANYWHERE DONOFRIO FLORAL CO.

136 N. Central Ave. For the Best, in Flowers Central Florists, Inc. 11 Central Phone 4O90 We Specialize In Artistic Floral Desnrna Cut "Flowers Funeral Designs Floral Decorations For Evety Purposa ARIZONA SEED FLORAL Satisfaction Always 2 Central Ave- Pho- 4389-4403 7 LOST DOG Long-haired yellow terrier, weight about 20 pounds; answers to name Fritz; reward. Call 22137.

GLASSES Pair of shell rimmed eye glasses, Saturday night at Cot-tonwoods, reward. Box 15G, Republican. CAT Large Persian Tiger cat, strayed from 738 W. Portland Saturday night. Phone 7194.

Reward. STRAYED from 906 West La-tham, half grown gray Persian cat. Reward. Ph. 22161.

CAMEO, white and brown. $5 reward for return. 1026 E. Portland. UNITED STATES SENATE UALPII II.

CAMERON FOR HIS OLD JOB FOR GOVERNOR JOHN C. PHILLIPS A REPUBLICAN THAT CAN WIN STODD A IT for overnor LEADING THE RACE JOHN H. JDALL REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE SECRETARY OF STATE J. 0. CALLAGHAN Democratic Candidate STATE TAX COMMISSION MURPHY DEMOCRAT CHARLES R.

HOWE DEMOCRAT REPRESENTATIVE W. VANCF? Democrat, 7th Legislative Pltriet. erected on a lot 10Q by 100 feet aud will be of the latest architectural design and finish. It was stated by members of the building committee, who are C. C.

Carlisle, chairman; M. S. McFaul, James Wilson, Otho C. Cochran, W. H.

John R. Stille, R. B. Sharpe and Oney Anderson. Jr, all active members, of the club.

1 i. As a result cf the expanding automotive traffic, tho Japanese depart-1111 nt of home affair is pnorrng a program which contemplate the ei nstruclion of 3,000 milea of hih- s0. Of Vermont agreement has been broken only once when an east-side senator died In office in 1S53 and the governor appointed a west-eider to finish the unexpired term. The state's two congressional districts also adhere to the principle of dividing: political favor between the east and west sides, for the line that divides them follows fairly closely the mountain range that divide the state nearly in the middle. The "rule" did not affect the office ot governor during the first 50 years of Vermont's existence.

Until 1826 all the governors were elected from the west side. During the next IS years all were chosen from the east side. After the "rule" had begun to affect the choice of governors it was customary for the chief executive to seek re-election for a single term. But alnce 1S70. when the state constitution was changed to provide the biennial instead of annual elections, no governor has served two terms.

Nomination by the republican party in the primary elections or state conventions has for many years been considered equiv-lent to election. A victory by Governor Weeks this fall might not. In fact, mean the end of "Mountain Rule." It might, however, disrupt the precedent of a single term for Vermont executives so that future governors might succeed themselves for at least one term. Arizona: KFXY. Flagstaff, 100, and 1.420; KFAD.

Phoenix, 500 and 620; KFCR. Phoenix. 100 and 1.810; KOAR, Tucson. 100 and KPJM. Prescott.

15 and 1,500. California: KFWO, Avalon. 100 and shares time with KTWTC, Santa Ana, on same wave length and power. KEJK, Beverly Hills. 500 and 1,250: shares with KFOX Long Beach.

1,000 and 1,230. KELW, Burbank, 500 and 780, shares with KNKC, Santa Monica, same facilities. KFCR. Santa Barbara, 100 and 1,500. KGFJ, Los Angelea, 100 and 1,420.

KHJ, Los Angeles, 1,000 and 900. KFSD, San Diego, 500 and O0. KGB. San Diego. 250 and 1.340.

KFYVB. Hollywood. 1,000 and 970, shares with KPSN, Pasadena, eame facilities. KMTR, Hollywood. 1,000 and 570, shares with KPLA, Los Angeles, same facilities.

KMIC, Inglewood, 250 and 1,120. shares with KFSG, Los Angeles, 500 and 1,120. KGEF, Los Angeles, 1,000 and shares with KTBI, Los Angeles, same facilities. KFWC, Ontario, 100 and 1.200; shares with KTPC. Pasadena, 60 and 1.200.

KFVD, Culver City, part time, 250 and 700. KG EX. El Centro. 15 and 1,200. KG FIT, part time.

250 and 1000. KFQZ, Hollywood, part time, 850 and 850. KNX, Hollywood. 5.000 and 1.060. KGER, Long Beach.

100 and 1.870. KFI, Los Angeles. 5,000 and 640. vacation 1 find your letter of August 1st enclosing an editorial on solving the Colorado river problem. I think your editorial is along the right lines, to-wit: The negotiations between the tatea of Arizona and California should bd put into the hands of a committee of public spirited business men and taken out of the spher of political control.

I would also suggest that it would be well to eliminate from these efforts at adjustment, person whose personal interests, whether ptrsonal or financial, were involved In the controversy. "If it can be shown that it ia economically possible to irrigate binds of better quality in Ariaona than in California, it is my judgment that it is more to the advantage of California that the better lands should be served than to insist on the irrigation of poorer lands In this state. In other words, in mv judgment, we should support the irrigation development of tn best farming lands irrespective of state lines, provided they can be served within reasonable economic limits. I assume that th-? people or Arizona are willing to hav the cities of Southern California obtain an adequate domestic supply from the Colorado river. It is to their advantage that this should be done.

U. 5. Postal Official Goes Through Valley W. Watts, attached to the of-j flee of the postmaster general. passed through tnoenn, eaat, according to Postmaster Mc- i lyASJUNGTO.V.

10. (AP) Federal radio commission today completed the task which has occupied most of its time for a year reallocation of the nation's radio facilities A plan which In the Judgment of the commission and its engineers will place reception on a higher plane than it ever before has enjoyed. a ene of the 629 station In the country win be changed jNovemner 11 when the reallocation order t.ikos ffect. Existing licenses not otht I ordered terminated or consolidated were extended for days from October 1 to November ii, ynd the commission exprensed its Intention to renew most cf the licenses for 90 days thereafter. Chain Broadcasting Cut Simultaneously the commission oMered a reduction in chain N-onden sting.

Each of the forty fattens with power of 5.000 watt or more, which will be cleared channels, were notified that they iouM broadcast identical programs fnr hut one hour daily from m. to midnight, unless the transmitters were separated by a dis-tmee in eNcess of 300 miles, were operated on the same frequency, or received special permission ns if cases of extraordinary events. Anticipating dissatisfaction from certain broadcast era whose, assignments will be changed, the commission announced it would afford hearing to those who believe they ran bistify a better assignment on the ground of public interest, convenience or necessity. Arizona Schsduls The power in watts and wave lengths in kilocycles of Arizona and southern California stations under the re -allocation plan are as follows. Engineer Urges Use Of Colorado Water On Good Lands Of Arizona Rather Than Poor In California ii i 1 1 1 J.

B. Lippincott, well known en-eineer with offices in the Petroleum Securities building in Los Angeles, favors reclaiming the better lancls Arizona from tho Colorado river than to reclaim all the poorer hinds in California. Mr. LipidncoU a natement is contained in a letter to Dwight B. Heard in which he commends The Arizona Republican Jitorlal of August 1.

relative to the Colorado river controversy. Lippincott letter follows in fall: "On my return from a summer Standard Since The yootce of Millions RADIO yTUBEST VV V- Location-Style-Value 70S West Moreland is for ale. furnished or unfur-nithed. Will consider trade for good car. Near good school, cariine.

just off N. 7th Ave. Absolutely can be bought at fair price, buy from owner. Easy terms. tO West Van Buren or 7 i West Moreiand.

E-Tbuy iiTn story traet, nw welt butlt home luiced to sell. at 0 w. wiiietta,.