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The greatest circulation in the inland Southwest is built entirely on the merit of the newspaper. All the news that is worth printing served by the complete news services of The Associated Press and Th United Press. tbection V-T? sZ. TfLf section Two) 48th Year, No. 121.

Phoenix, Arizona ilTIIE STATE- HEWSPAPER AL Thursday Morning, September 16, 1937 Two) for this levy, was held here last Sheriff Probes Friday. Tucson Special Tax Levy Wins Approval TUCSON, Sept. 15. (AP) Au Water Users Oppose Additional Moratoria Guild Women To Meet QUARTZSITE, Sept, 15. The women of St.

George Auxiliary Guild will hold their first meeting of the fall season at 2 p. Thursday, September 23. at the home of the president of the guild, Mrs. Fred Kuehn. With the extra funds the city plans to lay 30.000 feet of permanent water mains before starting four Public Works Administration city street paving projects recently approved in Washington.

Theft Of $700 TUCSON. Sept, 15. (AP) The Pima county sheriffs office was advised today that an Indian snatched thority for a $60,000 special tax levy Lena Roskruge Called By Death TUCSON, Sept. 15. (AP) Mrs.

Lena Roskruge, widow of the late George J. Roskruge, died today in her home after a long illness. She had lived in Tucson since .1875. Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon. Burial will be in the Masonic cemetery.

was received by the city today from the state tax commission, R. E. CALDWELL. Serjt. 15.

APi $700 from a state cattle inspector while the latter was in the Osborn Butler, city manager, reported. Hearing on the city's application contracts by water users would be fatal, and continued agitation for moratoria in instances where they are not clearly justified would be a staggering blow." The congress urged a change in Water users of 11 western states heeded the advice of John C. Page, reclamation commissioner, today in opposing further "embarrassing" moratoria on Irrigation projects but trading post at Sells, and fled toward the border. Mrs. Roskruge, born in California, urged a "more flexible policy" of Savants Climb Shiva Today GRAND CANYON, Sept.

15. The Shiva Temple scientific Jxpedition, assisted by experienced ackers of this rugrped region, Jggwnded from Grand Canyon's yorth rim today on its first march toward the summit of an "island the gky" which never has felt 9 foot of modern man. Heavily laden with scientific Instruments, traps, supplies and 1 oortable radio, the party of 15 moved slowly along a "saddle" eonnectinfl the North rim with Shiva Temp's. They planned to ptnd tonight on Hermit Rim shs'e- at the base of the towering plateau, 1,200 feet below the rim. construction repayment.

Information telephone here from the post, which is on the Papago reservation, indicated that the inspector had placed the monev on was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John S. Wood. Her father was ap The New Super Duty IFrigidaire With the Meter-Miser Jar ett9s pointed in 1877 by Gov.

A. P. K. Safford as Arizona territorial judge the store counter. A moment later, Peacock Preferred Footwear and served four years.

Her uncle, the report said, an Indian fled from E. D. Wood, was one of the Tucson party that went to the relief of the I'lione 4-4183 134 E. Adams the store with it. Two sheriff's deputies were dis patched to the scene.

Crabb expedition in Mexico after The federal irrigation congress, adjourning its two-day annual session here, suggested in a resolution the repayment program which will be outlined by a congressionally-authorized committee "should be based on net annual farm returns, thus making it unnecessary to resort to embarrassing requests for a moratorium." The Irrigation congress re-elected the massacre at Caborca. The late George Roskruge was known as the father of Masonry in Arizona, wa.i surveyor for the state, Pima county surveyor, Tucson city engineer, member of the Uni its founder, George W. Grebe of versity of Arizona board of regents. present governmental statutes which it said give the secretary of the interior authority to change lands from non-paying classes to paying clasess but which do not permit him to change paying class lands to the non-paying class. "Some lands were wrongfully classified," the congress said in a resolution, "and many lands due to seepage, erosion and other causes, are now barren and unproductive that were once productive.

"Such lands are becoming a burden upon the settlers of the projects who are carrying the financial load of their projects and such lands should be at least temporarily relieved of the payment of construction and other charges." Other Requests Other resolutions adopted urged: 1. Appropriation increased funds for the use of the bureau of reclamation. 2. Enactment of legislation by congress and states involved setting up a co-operative noxious weed eradication program. 3.

The protection of water rights of settlers on present projects, declared in jeopardy "without the pro. Frly tomorrow morning the Kuna, fo his eighth consecutive term as president. and under President Arthur was superintendent of irrigation in the for school Papago reservation. wrilous asceni win wsuu. ur.

fc.rnld E. Anthony, mammalogy It named Torrington, as next year's convention site with the Gotian district of the North Platte for fall for smartness Select now from the state's largest stock of curator of the American Huseum It Natural History, and Edwin D. LcKee. Grand Canyon National Lrir naturalist, leaders of the ex Courses Added project acting as host. Committee Renamed Members of the executive committee were re-elected.

TTiey are J. pedition, believe the climb can be By High School (Exclusive Republic Dispatch) BENSON, Sept. 15. Benson high B. Fuller, Torrington, Albert Groskinsky, Sidney, J.

Reece, Payson, Utah; William J. school has added several new ccoriip1011'- An sdvance party will scale the sheer cliffs which have cut (h summit of Shiva Temple from the outside world for centuries, and will draw other members equipment up by ropes. Dodd, Delta, Frank Dicker- courses for the 1937-38 year, C. S. Pox, principal, announced yester day.

The DION step-in pump in black Swiss ooze. son, Wilder, and R. O. Chambers, Minatare, Neb. Commissioner Page, addressing the congress today, warned that "repudiation of repayment 1 They include dramatics, physics, ndustrial arts, automobile me jects themselves being able to go f)nc atop the plateau, the scien into court to protect those rights.

chanics, trades and industries, automobile driving and band. tists will set traps for animals they believe will make clear the evolutionary changes undergone in smart riding togs for that riding class in school for out-of-doors or for riding during the cooler fall days. RIDING BOOTS Designed to wear well and fit right. English boots that will fit you OR and suit your purse ew JODHPUR SHOES Very popular for outdoor wear as ft Tf ff well as an excellent riding Jodhpur Breeches $5.25 Very popular every season you can be properly fitted here. LADIES RIDING BREECHES To fit every figure Brown, Tan and Black tailored to fit all weights of material and a wide range of GiA OR style from te3 Faculty members are Miss Villa Quartzsite Lunch Holmes, Mrs.

Pauline Devereaux, Party Leader's Miss Lucille Sherwood, James thousands or years oi isolation. These and archeological secrets are the objects of the expedition. Ot Black, Arthur Vigilante, J. A. Demonstration Set QUARTZSITE, Sept, 15.

Miss Kartchner and James Copeland. F. J. Benedict is principal of Reception Set (Exclusive Republic Dispatch) TUCSON, Sept, 15. Mrs.

Coit X. Maritl Hopkins, county home dem Benson grammar Teachers are Miss Helen Vaughn, Faul Ans- onstration agent, will demonstrate lunches for the school child and for pach, Robert Felsue, Miss Ruth the workingman on her visit here Wyatt, Mrs. Sadie Martinez, Miss September 25. The meeting will be Elinore Scale, Mrs. Florence Roberts, Miss Jane Diefendfer, Miss Hughes, Phoenix, was named general chairman of a committee to arrange a reception in Phoenix October 27 for Mrs.

Carolyn W. Wolfe, of Salt I.ake City, Utah, former director of the women's division of held in the Sunday school room at St. George Episcopal church. Louise Knipe, Miss Louise Enoch and Robert Cavalierre. the Democratic National Committee, $1.25 at a special meeting of the Arizona Federation of Democratic Women's Heat Record Set Houserock Road Surfacing Begun yj Clubs held in the Santa Rita hotel here today.

Ladies Riding Shirts from Jackets Ties Belts Spurs Crops in fact a complete line of riding accessories The meeting was called by Mrs. (Exclusive Republic Dispatch) In New Mexico ALBUQUERQUE, N. Sept. George H. Anklam, president of the JACOB LAKE, Sept.

15. Asphal- Most Peacock Models 8.75 to 11.50 federation, to make plans for Mrs. Wolfe's reception. 15. (AP) New Mexico experienced tic surfacing of nearly 28 miles of Arrival en the top of Shiva Temple will be signaled to watchers on the South rim by a fire to be kindled by McKee and M.

R. Tillotson, Grand Canyon National park superintendent. Efforts were made late today to communicate by short wave radio with the party at its overnight camp, but no answer was received. The expedition will set up its transmitter on the plateau and communicate progress to its base camp en the North rim and park-jservice headquarters on th South rim. Accompanying the party on its Tenturesome trip are five packers jrom Kanab.

Utah, veterans of traversing the rugged country of Korthern Arizona and Southern Too Much Fish Leads To Suit TUCSON. Sept. 15. (AP) A Tucson fish merchant sold 2Va tons ef fresh sea bass to a San Diego fish merchant five years ago, and today this strange deal was the subject of a trial in Superior court. Valentin Fplix.

nrnnriptnr nf a its hottest August in 36 years, L. IT. S. Highway 89 between the Lee's Others named on the committee STUDENTS Here you are sure of the correct ensemble for your riding classes. Earle Hardy, meteorologist at the Ferry bridge over the Colorado U.

S. weather bureau, said today. were Mrs. Ora Lee Seidell, Phoenix, co-chairman; Mrs. F.

A. Mueller, Phoenix; Mrs. Lenna Burges, Tuc The report covering 156 stations river and Houserock. 13 miles east of here, was started yesterday by the fiffany Construction Company, in the state said also the month was the driest in the 29 years the son, and Mrs. Don C.

Babbitt, Phoenix. weather bureau has kept records The surfacing, to cost about Peacock Shoe Shop FRED E. COOLET 31 North First Avenue Other members from Phoenix at 000, will connect with similar work for Northeastern New Mexico, the dust bowl region. now under way the Arizona tending the meeting were Mrs. Samuel White.

Democratic national LUGGAGE if you are going places be sure you look over our fine line of new luggage. ip dD na ir ie mi 9 FIRST STREET AND ADAMS For the state as a whole it was Sand and Rock Company, Phoenix committee woman: Mrs. Angela the driest August since 1922 with between here and Houserock. state 1.56 inches moisture or 63 per cent highway department engineers said Hammer, Mrs. Frank Baptist, Mrs.

Vivian Mitchell and Mrs. W. O. Jen ti of the 46-year average. here today.

Nine 0'clock Saturdays" nings. Hardy's report did not take into The current work is the first sur consideration recent heavy rains facing project on U. S. Highway over Southern New Mexico. 89 between Cameron and Fredonia.

Prison Warden It will be completed about Novem ber 30. Tucson market, sued the Western Ends Long Trip when he was arrested on a reckless driving charge. FLORENCE, Sept. 15. A.

J. Bounds today was given the usual Barnes, warden of the Arizona State term in the "snakes Arizona's soli Prison, returned last night from an tary confinement. union Telegraph Company for emitting the word "five" in a tele-iram to a San Diego fish broker, which should have read, "I have five thousand pound3 of large fresh sea bass." The message reached Pan Diego without the "five" and the Californian offered seven cents pound. 11-day trip to Minnesota. Mr.

Barnes was accompanied by Dr. Junius Gibbons, secretary to Governor Stanford. En route they visited the federal prison at Leavenworth, Lansing penitentiary, Casper penitentiary, and the Utah Felix said he packed and iced his 1.000 pounds of sea bass in a truck end sallied forth to the fishing center. Expecting a thousand pounds, the San Diego buyer State Frii.on. A tobacco processing plant was purchased in Kansas to be used in preparing tobacco for inmates of the lucKeo.

ai accepting tons. Felix, unable to sell his remain- Jne fish, broillrht it hsrV T.ion Arizona prison. This will result tn an annual saving of approximately $1,300. Mr. Barnes made the trip to Min Makes biscuits fluffy as a summer cloud Schilling Baking Powder where he had to send it to the city Incinerator.

Felix asked $243.50 carnages. I Today's trial, embracing the ad- ssion of error on the part of the telegraph comnanv wont intn nesota to return Robert Bounds, Cochise burglar, who several months as-o escaped from the Arizona nrison. Minnesota officers found measure of damages. The matter that Bounds was an Arizona escape as laxen under advisement by uage wuiiam G. Hall.

Knlli DANIEL'S LEAD Tight Wire Fence Stops Educator SPECIAL EASY TERMS BIG TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE FREE DEMONSTRATION I xime the county school superintend-drives over the Twin Buttes-MCGee road, he'll carry a pair of Wire cutters. visiting the McGee rural school with a carload school supplies today, Marvin county school superintendent, found a gate of the disputed iSI? road wired barring his return to Tucson. urton said he was forced to drive PK to the -McGee settlement to oorrow a pair of pliers to cut his out. inmhis.way UP to the mountain community. Burton said he found we road clear.

The long-closed 5w nine wst of to Buttes wasl opened this year re the chi'dren of the school facilities uung the coming year. riLlhe courts. the Twin Buttes-itVT rtmd disPute is now nearing second full year. The road has ChnIepeatedly closed by William raner. and last spring dav Were iven a 10-day the school bus could not chooL t0 the Twin Buttes Now during Philco Week your Philco dealer makes it easier than ever to own a new Double-X Philco the radio sensation of the year! Tune easily gracefully speedily accurately with Philco Automatic Tuning on the new Inclined Control Panel.

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