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Telephone 3-1111 1 Arizona Republic, Phoenix, Tuesday Morning, January 25, 1938 Vage Six (Section Two)" 16 FURNISHED HOUSES Too Late To Classify By Baer YMCA Members Drive Is Slated Plans for the annual enrollment drive of the Young Men's Christian Association were outlined at a meeting of campaign workers yesterday. The drive is scheduled February 2 to 9. It will be conducted under the leadership of J. O. Sex-YMCA nresident.

assisted by 31 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE IF You Don't Know Used Cars KNOW YOUR DEALER 1937 Cadillac 60 6 wheel. 4-door touring sedan. Extremely low mileage. Brand new set of U. S.

Roval 6-ply tires. Beautiful Menard Grey Metallic fin- ish. In absolutely perfect condition. Sold new for $2,050. Buy it today for 1935 Oldsmobile 6 Business coupe.

Thoroughly reconditioned. Original satin-black finish. Good tires 1935 Chevrolet 4-door sedan. A-l condition throughout, ready to go 1934 Studebaker Dictator 6 sedan, equipped with radio and many other extras. Looks and runs like new $385 1935 Plymouth 4-door sedan, equipped with 6-Dly white-sidewall tires.

Perfect throughout. 1936 7 IziJHJl lit .1 IXISf, yHSF LIC Cvery Morning and Sunday Established 18M PHOEHjXgjZEIS Every Vterk pay Kvenlng EntahlUhed 1880 ARIZONA PI BUSHING COM PAN 118 Central Ave. Mnll Addre P. Has 1950. Phoenix.

Arltona SUBSCRIPTION RATES IN ADVANCE In One Arizona Copjr Gazette .05 Kepubltf .05 Both Paper .10 Oat of Arizona Gazette Republic Both Paper One Mo. .60 .1 1.34 tine rhrea Mo. 2.0A rhree His One Mo, i ear $3.80 H.AM 4.00 MOO 7.50 14.: Sli tine Mo, lear Mo. Mo. fl.00 1.25 3.00 J.M 0.25 s.no sio.fttt 6.15 ta.oo 18.25 22.60 LOCAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES An Insertion consist of one publication on week day In Republic and Gazette of same day.

on Sunday In Republlo only. 5C Per Word Each Insertion No discount tor time or space; casli with order, minimum charge 25c. Contract rate on application. Ads received before 8 p. rru will ne properly classified.

After 8 p. will appear under "Too Lata To Classify" on following morning, and thereafter under proper classification. These newspapers are not responsible for more than one incorrect Insertion of any advertisement. ADVERTISING INDEX Apt, for Rent It Auction it Auto for Sale 31 Autos Wanted 30 Business Chance Card of Thank City Property for Sale 10 Country Property for Sale II Deaths and Funeral Notice Educational 83 Kggs, Poultry and Supplies 40 Flower Found 8 Fruits a Produce 41 Furnished House for Rent 1 Furnished Rooms for Rent IB Help anted Male 49 Help Wanted Female 80 Help Wanted Male a Female 61 Housekeeplnt Rm. for Rent Land for Rent 25 Livestock and Supplies iS Lost Ml scel's for Rent 27 Missel's for Sale 35 Mlscel' for Sal or Exchange 38 Mlscel' Wanted 37 Money Wanted 67 Money to Loan 68 Meeting Notice I Monument 0 Nursery Stock 42 Obituaries 4 Pasture for Rent Personals Pet Mocks and Supplies 39 Real Kstate for Sale or Exchange 12 Real F.state Wanted 13 Room and Board 21 Salesmen Wanted Male A Female 47 Situation Wanted Male 45 Situations Wanted Female 48 Special Notices 63 Stores and Office for Kent 26 Suburban Property for Sale 16A Summer Homes fnr Rent Trailers fnr Sal Transportation Freight Transportation Licensed Transportation Miscellaneous Trucks for Sal I fur.

House 22 60 61 82 3 fnr Rent 15 Wanted to Rent 14 PHONE your ads 3-1111 Sonthstda office. Mesa, Phone 341 Korthslda office. Glendale. Phon 74 Weather Reports THE MOON'S PHASES PHOENIX WEATHERMETEB Jan. 23- 31 Jan.

31- Feb. 7 Feb. 7-14 Feb. 14- 21 It's Great To Live In Arizona! ARI 0New im r.l varniiM a different location through the Republic and Gazette classified ad." Chrysler 6 4-dr. touring sedan, equipped with radio and many other extras.

Drive it and you'll buy it 1933 Pontiac 2-dr. touring sedan. Thoroughly reconditioned. Has had only one owner 1933 Oldsmobile 6 4-dr. sedan.

New Duco satin-black finish. Good tires. Motor completely reconditioned. Special at COULTER MOTOR CO. Cadillac LaSalle Oldsmobile PIONEERS SINCE 1916 USED CAR TiTTPT i 1 MEETING NOTICES Laurel Chapter No.

30, O. E. S. i meets tonight, 8:00 P. Masonic Temple.

Visiting members welcome. MARIE TUMBER. VV, M. O. E.

S. No. 30 chapter meets at 8 p. m. Tues.

in Masonic Temple, 4th Ave. and Monroe. All Stars are invited to be present. 2 DEATHS AND FUNERALS BARRON, Goldie Marie, passed away in her home, 522 East Monroe street, Sunday evening. She is survived by her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. E. J. Barron: a brother, Floyd, and two sisters. Mary Barron and Mrs.

Walter Clark. Arrangements will be announced later by J. T. Whitney. BLAND, Pearl, passed away in a local hospital Sunday evening.

She is survived by her husband, Preston Bland; a daughter. Juanita. Bland; mother. Mrs. Delia C.

Moore; a sister. Delia Moore, and four brothers. R. W. J.

C. and Gene Moore. Services, conducted by the Rev. Golder Lawrence, will be held at 2 o'clock this afternoon from the Memory chapel of A. L.

Moore and Sons. Interment in Greenwood. Bl'RRIS, Benny Joe. 17-month-old son of Mr. and Mrs.

B. F. Bur-ris, passed away in a local hospital yesterday. Arrangements will be announced later by J. T.

Whitney. HENDERSON, William Clark Funeral services will be conducted I at 2 p. m. today from the First Southern Baptist church. 1202 North Third street, the Rev.

C. G. Sevvell, pastor of Central Baptist officiating. Grimshaw-Ac- -I A IUI1 IllUllUt1I III lllcllt-. llllf I lllflll in Greenwood.

MASON7 sent VHnpsH.i to V.uppth f)ri for interment. Grimshaw-Acton mortuary in charge. MORRISON, Robert Pullman, husband of Hattie Morrison and father of Helen Gould Morrison and Mrs. W. M.

Edwards, passed away yesterday afternoon in her home, 731 East Monroe. Services will be held at 1 o'clock Wednesday afternoon from the Memory chapel of A. L. Moore and Sons. Interment in Greenwood.

WILLIAMS Thomas Jefferson, passed away Sunday. Services will be held at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon from the Memory chapel of A. L. Moore and Sons. Interment in Forest Lawn.

5 FLOWERS PHOENIX FLORAL FOR FRESH FLOWERS 30 N. Central Phone 3-6341 McELHANEY'S Flowers 44 N. Central Ave. Phone 4-1159 KEEN'S Flowers 838 N. Central Ph.

3-3246 Artistic Floral Designs BEAUTIFUL POTTED PLANTS FLOWERS World-Wid Telegraph Service D0N0FRI0 FLORAL 136 N. Central Ave. Ph. 3-2139 Funeral Designs Bouquets MONTHAN FLOWER SHOP 1509 N. Central Ph.

3-5316 FUNERAL Sprays Gift bouquets. JULIA FULLER. Phone 4-1297. MONUMENTS JOHN H. QUAING Oor.

Gieenwood Cemetery. 30908 8 FOUND COIN purse. 3-3121. Extension 54. 9 AUCTIONS AUCTION TUESDAY 19th Ave.

Buckeye Rd. Fresh Springer Cows Choice Jerseys Just Fresh Top Holstein Cow 3rd calf. Just fresh last year, 8 gals. Good white face feed cattle. Percheron Stallion.

2 yrs. old. STOCKERS. FEEDER CATTLE POULTRY, HOGS. ETC A.0.TALB0T AUCTIONEER PH.

4-4467 Big Auction Tues. At 9 A. M. Phx. Auction House 1317 S.

Central THE HOUSE IS FULL Extra Large Sale This Week Col. J. D. Campbell Auctioneer Ph. 3-9412 Irrigation Reports San Carlos Project RlrOSF.VKLT RESERVOIR Heieht of dam.

linear feet 240.0T Elevation of water. linear feet 157.26 Capacity of reservoir, acre feet met. 1.412.IMKI Contents of reservoir, acre feet 394.omi Loss in 24 hours, acre feet 801 HOUSE MKSA RESERVOIR Height of dam. linear feet 2K4.00 Elevation of water, linear feet 2H2.30 Capacity of reservoir, acre feet 215.0fiil Contenti of reservoir, acre feet 240. 191 Loss in 21 hours, acre feet .291 MORMON FLAT RESERVOIR Height of dam.

linear feet J47.00 Elevation of water, linear feet 75.75 Capacity of reservoir, acre feet flM.OTXI Contents of reservoir, acre feet 1.1.SWS Gain in 24 hours, acre feet 1,153 STEWART MT. lU'SKRIIIIR Height of dam. linear feet llfi.00 Elevation of water, linear feet :2.50 Capacity of reservoir, acre feet Contents of reservoir, acre feet 3.550 Gain in 24 hours, acre feci 120 TOTAL STORED WATLR. ETC. iota! capacity of reservoirs, acre feet i 7oo nrxi Total srnred walcr.

acre feet 651.702 Total net stored water, acre feet f50.27 Total net stored water, vear ago 450,595 in nours. acre leei lai WATER OIVEKTEIl Southside use. miner's inches 4.200 use. miner'n inches 7.400 At Granite Reef, acre feet Srt At Joint Hpad. arre feet 9 Water pumped, acre feet 285 JSOKMAL IUIW From p.

m. Jan. Ifi, to p. m. Jan.

24. for use on lands in cultivation in oi before 1879. San Carlos Project SAN CARLOS RESERVOIR Available storace, acre feet 55.926 Water discharge 24-hour period. acre feet :50 Reservoir No change Mail Times Times by which mail for dispatch from Phoenix should be received at the main post office follow TRAIN MAIL EASTBOUND: 7 a. 2:30 Dl via Ash Fork.

8:4 p. m. WESTBOUND: 5:30 a. 10 1 p. m.

SOUTHBOUND: 7 a. 8:45 p. NORTHBOUND: 2:30 p. 5 p. VU Cadiz Junction AIK.MAII EASTBOUND: la.

m. 10 a. m. WESTBOUND: 11 a. 9:30 Legal Advertising Notice is hereby given to all stucKnoiu ers of the Arizona Publishing Comnanv that there will he an annual meeting ol stockholders held at 10:01 a.

m. Mondn. February 7th 1938. at the office of tn Arizona Publishws Company. 118 North Central Axenue, Phoenix.

Arizona for the purpose of electing directors and transacting such other business as may be brought before the meeting. W. W. KNORPP. President.

SIDNEY MYERS. Secretary. Courts Grant Two Probation Probation was granted yesterday In Maricopa County Superior Court to two men who pleaded guilty to charges of assault. Imposition of sentence on Juan Molino for aggravated assault Christmas Day on Simon Mores, Goodyear, was suspended five years by Judge M. T.

Phelps. Molino admittedly struck Mores with a three-pound piece of concrete, destroying Mores' right eye. Judge Howard C. Speakman sus- i -j t-oars imnosition Of sentence on John Thomas Martin, who admitted agvated assault January 1 on his wife, Stella, 162J Mike Martin pleaded guilty to aggravated assault January 3 on ileuteria aom, enues. and will be sentenced at 10:30 a.

m. next Monday by Judge SPMlke Jovenal pleaded not guilty to assault with intent to commit murder December 19 on his 18-year-old wife. Julia Ann, and his trial was set for April 28. Mrs. Jovenal was shot in the back in her home.

She is St- Josephs hWimam Payne pleaded not guilty to assault December 18 with a loaded gun on his wife, Carrel, 1336 West Tonto street, and his trial was set for April 7. Week-End Jail Term Is Meted A man termed by police "an ha-jitual traffic law violator" was sentenced to spend four week-ends in jail, another forfeited bond on a charge of moving a vehicle involved in an accident before police could Investigate and seven other motorists paid fines or forfeited bail totaling $60 in municipal court traffic cases yesterday. Six persons paid $21 in fines in Phoenix justice court traffic cases. Ray J. Coffman pleaded guilty to speeding January 20 at 45 miles-per-hour in a 25-mile zone on Washington street from 11th to 15th avenues and was sentenced to spend Saturday nights, Sundays and Sunday nights in the city jail for the next four weeks.

W. O. Glick, city magistrate, said Coffman had been arrested three times previously on traffic charges. Wayne Williams forfeited $10 bail by failure to appear in municipal court to answer a charge he moved an automobile involved in an accident last Friday at 13th and Pierce streets before police could investigate. Other municipal court cases: Edgar L.

Johnson, reckless driving, fined $25; Frank Moler, failure to yield the right of way at an intersection, forfeited $10; Leland B. Galoraith, passing a boulevard stop, forfeited $5, and Johnnie Yo-com, F. J. Fuller, Earl W. Johnosn.

and Paris W. Williams, all fined $5 each for passing a stop signal. Justice court cases: A fYRrien snperlinp throueh a school zone, fined $10; Ralph Griffith and J. C. Hammond, each fined 53 for passing a Douievara siop; Cruz Moreno and A.

B. Moreno, each fined $2 for improper lights, and Calvin Clingman, fined $1 on an operator license charge. U.S. Highway 66 Renaming Asked OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan. 24.

(AP) Directors of the U. Highway 66 Association voted today to ask congressional designation of the route as the "Will Rogers Memorial Highway." The executives met here to discuss plans for a celebration at in May or June to commemorate completion of hard surfacing on the highway from Chicago to Los Angeles. Carl Hinton. Amarillo, board president, said the last unpaved gap on the route a 17-mile strip in Texas near the New Mexico line was under construction. Forgery Brings Year Sentence PRESCOTT, Jan.

24. Elmer C. Smith, who pleaded guilty to a charge of forgery, was sentenced today by Superior Judge Richard Lamson to serve from one year to 18 months in the state penitentiary at Florence. Smith was charged with having lorgea tne name of a Cottonwood man to three notes which he used to obtain liquor from a Cotton wood saloon. Preliminary Hearing Set for Tomorrow GLOBE.

Jan. 24. Francis Tp Adams, colored, will be eiven a- preliminary hearing before Dan R. Williamson, United States commis sioner, at 1 clock Wednesday aft ernoon on a charge of violating the Mann act. He is charged with transporting woman, who is held in -tail unHpr bond of $1,000 as a material witness, Arom iorasourg.

im. to Safford. Arrested in Safford last Saturday by federal bureau of investigation agents, he was brought here by John G. Snedden, deputy U. S.

marshal. His bond his been set at $1,500. -o Two Men Deny Guilt, Trials Are Scheduled Two men pleaded not guilty yesterday in Marirnna Pnnntv Superior Court to charges of statutory rape of Phoenix girls. Moses K. Taylor nleariprl nnt to rape Januarv 4 of a 4-year-old girl and his trial was set by Judge M.

T. Phpi ns fnr February 16. The trial of Francisco Iturralde, who pleaded not guilty to rape May 28 of a 16-year-old girl, was set by Judge E. G. Frazier for March 4.

Maricopa Reports 19 Disease Cases Cases of communicable dis-, eases developing in Maricopa county during the week ended Saturday numbered 19, according to a report issued by the county pubiic health unit. The cases were: diphtheria. Phoenix one; dysentery. Buckeye one; influenza. Mesa one.

Buckeye four; Glendale two; pneumonia, Mesa one, Glendale seven; and scarlet fever, Tempe one, Gilbert one. DUPLEX, 1102 VV. 3-bedroom house N. Madison. Also $45.

17 APARTMENTS FOR RENT TYRSTRABLET 347 N. 4th Ave. NEW modern apartment. 803 East Van Buren. CLEAN, lights, gas tree.

b.uu week. 1617 West Van Buren. "SINGLE Apt. call for key, 610 N. 5th Ave FUR.

$25. 1118 N. 9thSL 35234, SMALL furnished apartment, $18 month. 1110 IN. lbin at.

BEAUTIFUL 4-rooms. tile bath, shower. Frieidaire. 202o West Washington. SMALI close in.

adults, N. 4th St DUPLEX, excellent location Call 9-4K37 or New Haven single. Utilities nnirl Adults. 850 N. 5th Ave re DAM A Ante 594 K.

McDowell Beautiful grounds; all conveniences SUNNY apartment on carline. Adults. 4041 N. 3rd St. SDacious Mcdowell apart- MEN.TS Rarpains on year's lease 326 E.

McDowell MODERN. 4th Ave. Adults. Inquire 376 N- Barbara Jean. 212 E.

Portland Dhnoniv' nirt rlnuhle- ants. Twin beds. Newly furnished. gar Nice duplex. Inq.

346 N. 4th Ave iTTRAPTIVKLY furnished du- olex. modern. 504 N. 7th St TWO nicelv furnished apart ments.

43 Weldon. 2-BEDROOM, piano, Frigidaire 509 N. 1st St. EL NIDO Apt. 809 W.

Washington 19 FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RE-NT ATTRACTIVE. heat, private 312 W. Willetta. ADJOINING bath, outside en trance, rnnnp REASONABLE. Heat, adjoining bath, walking distance.

393 N. 6th Ave siiMNiv front rnom in new home. nrit-ata hath Xr pntrflnce. furnace heat radio. 3 doors from street car.

510 W. Palm Lane. PLEASANT room. Close to street car and bus. 714 West Latham.

SLEEPING room, cheap, meals optional. 1210 E. Van Buren, up stairs. CLEAN rooms. $2.50.

519 N. 3rd St Windsor Hotel. Popular price. STEAM HEATED room. 604 3rd Ave.

20 HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS FOR RENT HOUSEKEEPING cabin. 17 East Roanoke. NICELY furnished front room with cooking privileges, suitable for two working men. $4.50 week. 749 East Portland.

930 7 St. Rms. S4. $5. $8 mo.

Bus. 21 ROOM AND BOARD VAfArV. 15n2 IM. 2nd St. Ex cel JentmealsJWalkjng PLEASANT private home, rea sonable.

44rxi9 TMICKI.V furnUhprl rnom with board. 60 West Portland VACANCY. 1112 North Central. PHOENIX Sanatorium. Ph.

34402 Old Homestead Guest Ranch. Good Food Saddle Horses Rates. 93437. SAHIIARO HEALTH RESORT Hotel, cottages, hot mineral baths. Tonopah.

Ariz, via Hassayampa. REST home for convalescents. Phone 9-2704. Good food. $30 mo.

519 E. Moreland REST home. 9-0767. NICE comfortable room. Breakfast.

Phone 3-3378 CONVALESCENTS. 3-4897. VACANCY for evening meal. Judy-Anne Tea Room. 3-1016.

25 LAND FOR RENT 20 ACRES water paid, $15 acre. mile west of 19th Ave. on Olive Drive (1st Road South of Arizona Canal). Mr. Lavman.

26 STORES AND OFFICES FOR RENT STORE ROOMS OFFICE ROOMS AH Services LOW RENTALS OUT WEST BLDG. LANE-SMITH CO. 212 W. Adams. 30 AUTOMOBILES WANTED BEST late model 4-door sedan for cash.

Box 36-E, Republic and Gazette. WANT to trade '31 Studebaker for equity in late model car. Not earlier than 1935. Not more than $150. Chevrolet, Plymouth, Dodge 1317 W.

Fillmore 9-5. WHY Jose your car? Cash for balance; saye your credit. Phone WE pay more for Ariz, registered cars. f. siepnens.

yio re. central CASH FOR YOUR CAR L. S. WALL 106 W. Van Buren 31 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE PRICES CUT SPECIAL FOR TODAY ONLY This group of cars will be sold for only $85.00 each.

Small down payments easy weekly payments. 1930 Buick Coupe 1929 Buick Sedan 1928 Chev. Coupe 1928 Essex Coupe 1929 Willys Knight Sed. 1929 Studebaker Sed. 1928 Studebaker Sed.

1928 Ford Roadster 1930 Studebaker Sed. 1929 Olds. Coupe. BETTER USED CARS 1937 Pontiac 6 4-dr. Touring.

1937 Pontiac 6 2-dr. Touring 845 1937 Ford V8 (60) Coach, radio 595 1936 Chev. Master Coupe 565 1935 Ford V8 Coach 395 1935 Olds. Touring Sedan 595 1936 Plymouth Deluxe Coach 595 1935 Ford V8 Coupe 425 TRUCKS 1936 International $395 1935 Ford V8 Pickup 335 1935 Ford V8 long wheelbase duals 495 1936 Chev. L.

W. B. Duals 495 See us and save money on cars and trucks. We have all makes and models in stock. JOHNSON MOTOR CO.

609 VV. Wash. 601 W. Adams Ph. 4-3985 Ph.

3-2196 Dr. Fred G. Holmes. A goal of 400 new members ana renewals has been set. The entire campaign organization will meet at a breakfast in the YMCA building February 2.

Bombing Plot Heads Sought SEATTLE. Jan. 24. AP) Search for suspected "higher-ups" in the unsuccessful attempt to dynamite the Japanese motorship Hiye Maru gained new impetus today. J.

P. Boyd, immigration solicitor, announced George Partridge, admitted participant in the bombing plot, charged three men "Dut him on the spot" when he attempted to withdraw from the plot in Vancouver, B. C. Search for backers of the plot has been under way since Partridge was arrested last Thursday. Rolphe M.

Forsyth was drowned the same day while pushing a dynamite bomb toward the Hiye Maru. Bovd said Partridge, a carpen ter's apprentice, told him he attempted to leave his Vancouver lodgings, but that three white men. one menacing him with a revolver, forced him to accompany Forsyth here by steamer. 'When I left my room in Van couver and started to sneak out the alley and avoid meeting Forsyth at the dock, three men approached me," Boyd quoted Part-, ridge. 'One of them said to me.

"You're going with Forsyth. Go up and get your suitcase or it will be too bad for Boyd said Partridge explained he wanted to withdraw when he found the bombings were to be within the 12-mile limit and thus under federal jurisdiction. He said Partridge related: 'I told Forsyth I didn't want to get mixed up with the government. Forsyth told me. several times, "You're on the spot.

You can't pull out Two Murder Trials Are Set Two men pleaded not guilty yesterday in Maricopa County Superior Court to charges of first-degree murder and heard trial dates set. Bill Walker pleaded not guilty to the slaying of Curtis Eugene Eshnger, 19 years old, Anadarko, cotton picker, on a Buckeye district ranch January 3 and his trial was set for March 16 by Judge Howard C. Speakman. Young Eslinger was shot during an argument involving several men over wages. He is survived by a 15-year-old wife.

Walker was arrested at the ranch a few hours after the slaying by Sheriff Roy Merrill and four deputies and was blamed by a coroner's jury. G. W. Siewert pleaded not guilty to the slaying December 27 on a Chandler district cotton ranch of Robert MacMann, Gold Hill, and Judge Speakman set his trial for February 10. He also was given a Meek in which to submit pleas or motions.

MacMann was slam by two blows on his head from a small clawhammer assertedly during an altercation over ownership of a bottle of wine. Siewert was ar rested by Louis Rocgers and Charles Southard, deputies of Sheriff Merrill. Term Is Meted In Liquor Case TUCSON, Jan. 24. (AP) Rear- raigned on charges of selling liquor to an Indian when it was found he ttad been sentenced illegally last Friday; John B.

Scarboro of Safford pleaded guilty in U. S. Dis trict Court today to the first of two counts in the indictment. The second count was dismissed. Judge Albert M.

Sames sentenced him to 7d days in jail and fined him $100. Scarboro had pleaded guilty last week without specifying to which or the two counts the plea applied. At that time. Judge Sames sen tenced him to 90 days. This sen tence was vacated and the new one entered.

Driver Is Meted 30 Days In Jail PRESCOTT, Jan. 24. Roy V. Fisher of Ash Fork pleaded guilty today to a charge of driving an automobile while under the influence of intoxicating liouor and was sentenced by Gordon S. Clark, ius tice of the peace, to serve 30 aays tne county jail.

Fisher and a companion suffered minor injuries when a car in which they were riding, driven by Fisher, was involved an accident Satur day night in Big Chino valley. Yavapai Recluse Is Found Dead PRESCOTT. 94 Tu-ic Kerber, 80-year-old recluse who mea in an aoanaoned mine tunnel a mue and one half east of Oc vn iouiiu ueaa in nis maxe sniri awening this morning. a coroners jury impaneled by Connery, justice of the peace after investigating, decided death was due to natural causes. The body was brought here to await completion of funeral arrangements.

Births Reported PAUL Born to Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Paul, 146 South Sixth avenue, a daughter, in Good Samaritan hospital.

January 24. USELMAN Born to Mr. and Mrs. C. R.

Uselman, 4140 North 21st street, a daughter, in Good Samaritan hospital, January 24. Divorces Asked RUGGLES. Marie R. sues Jes se W. WEEKS.

Mattie Pr''- ert T. 2 3 2 ARIZONA 5-5 S. FORECAST 2. 2. v.

Fair today and tomorrow little jej chance in tcm- 7 7 perature. 33 5 Abilene 42 43 Pt Ody .00, Amarillo 32 36 CIdy .00 Boston 22 38 CIdy .00 Buffalo 26 48 Rain .07 Chevenne 14 20 Clear Chicago 36 52 CIdy .20 Cincinnati 42 60 CIdy .25 Cleveland 40 58 CIdy .17 Corpus ChrisU 54 64 Clear .00 Dallas 46 Denver 22 28 Ody .00 Detroit 32 52 CIdy .15 Dodge City 30 36 Clear OOI LAS 58 SI Clear .00 Duluth 30 30 Snow .15 El Paso 34 44 Clear .00 FLAGSTAFF IS Fresno 3S 58 Clear .00 Galveston 6n Havre 20 26 Clear .02 Huron 16 Kansas City 36 36 Ody Knoxville 52 Los Angeles 56 Memphis 56 58 Rain .01 Miami "2 Milwaukee 34 Mpls-St. P. 30 Mod en a 12 Needles 44 58 Clear .00 New Orla-ans 56 74 Clear .00 New York 36 Oklahoma City 38 Omaha 32 32 Clear PHOF.NIX 42 3 Clear .00 Pittsburgh 3 56 Clear .01 Portland. Ore.

36 50 Cldv .00 Pueblo 24 34 Pt CIdy .00 Raleigh 42 64 CIdy .51 Roseburg 30 Roswell 28 42 Clear .00 St. Louis 44 44 Snow .10 Salt Lake City 21 32 Pt CIdy San Dieso 4 72 Clear .00 San Francisco 46 Santa Fe 14 24 Clear .00 Savannah 56 68 Clear .12 Seattle 40 50 Cldv .00 Sheridan 22 26 Clear Shreveport 56 56 Clear .00 Spokane 28 38 Pt CIdy .00 Tonopah IS TICSON 34 58 Clear .0 Washington 36 54 Rain .20 Winnemucea 14 34 Pt Cldv .00 Winnipez 4 8 pt CIdy WIN SLOW 11 3 Clear VI. MA 52 62 Clear .00 Imnravs 100 if You'll onlv eet 10A SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE BARGAIN, 2i acres, 2 story brick, fine out buildings, excellent soil. $2150. Terms.

Also attractive stucco home, bargain, N. Terms. 4-3496. 5 ACRES modern 5-rm. adobe.

Close in. Like rent. 23 W. Monroe. $15 CASH, $15 MONTH Buys 2H acres N.

E. Frank Williams. 23 W. Monroe. 10 Acres Home, North Onlv $3,100 on reasonable terms.

O'MALLEY INVESTMENT CO. 31 E. Adams REALTORS Ph. 44784 11 COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE 320 Acres desert land in Green Reservoir district, south of Eloy. Ideal for vegetables, grain or cot-ton.

J. D. Goree. Coolidge. 80 ACRES Small house, 30 new alfalfa.

Splendid land, located south of Mesa. $187.50 per A. Very easy terms. If you are renting do not fail to see this. COWLEY.

H1GGINS DELPH 19 W. Monroe REALTORS 44153 CHANDLER 85 ACRES A-l location, edge of city, good house, well, gas. electricity, good cotton land, possession now. $150 acre, li down, bal. federal loan.

See C. A. Baldwin. Ph. 48.

Chandler. 12 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE IF YOU REALLY want to trade See Oldaker. 44 N. 1st Ave. Real Buys Duplex Brick.

N. W. Income $70 mo. Paving paid. $1,000.

Equity, balance amortized $23.72 mo. New 2-bdrm. brick. Suburban. City water.

Fruit, flowers. $250 down, balance easy. Price $1,750. New 2-bdrm. brick.

Suburban. City. Utilities. $3,500, easy terms. Some Good Farm Buys DORA M.

WHITTLE. REALTOR 36 'a N. 1st Ave. Phones 3329490232 ROMONA. 40 will trade for land or income, S.

Valley. FRANK H. FINNICAL 239 N. Central Ph. 36214 or 34283 14 WANTED TO RENT WANT to rent rooming house or tourist court.

Box 22-E, Republic and Gazette. IS UNFURNISHED HOUSES FOR RENT NEWLY decorated 2 Bdrm. $30. HUPP-RICHESON Ph. 3-2901 3-ROOM adobe house with six acres, 18th and LaFayette streets.

Inquire 1150 E. Monroe, lrnga tlon water paid. MODERN house. 3-5872. 600 Watkins.

5-RM. close in. N. 1st $35 mo. F.

D. LANE. 115 W. Monroe. PARTICULAR people will like this 4-room home, north near carline.

Gas floor furnace Ideal for couple. Ph. 31683. ATTRACTIVE 4-bedroom home, like new, best location. $75 month, 1102 W.

Palm Lane. Ph. 3-0830. 4-ROOM 1722 W. Madison.

9-2286 Mrs. Powers. 2 BEDROOM $40. 98 W. Lewis.

5-ROOM cottage, $20.00 per month. Call owner. 3-5501. DUPLEX, new 2 bedroom, garage, $30; water paid. 1237 E.

Moreland. 16 FURNISHED HOUSES FOR RENT FOR RENTALS MRS. LANIER 21 W. Monroe St. Ph.

3-7000. Cottages. $8. $10 week. Gas.

electricity furn. 2222 W. Van Buren. Lovely Winter Rentals Citrus Grove, Citv Or Desert. Mrs.

Decker. LANE-SMITH CO. 212 W. ADAMS Ph. 4-3128 COMPLETE RENTAL SERVICE Call Mrs.

Leonard George. HEAP-HILDRETH CO. 721 Bldg REALTORS Ph 34719 3 BEDROOMS, Kelvinator. 733 E. Pierce.

2238 N. Richland, 2 bedroom brick. Adults. Ph. 4-1777.

5 room $27.50 2 suburban homes, each $50.00 CALL FOR MRS. POND H. H. CREAGER 12 E. Monroe COMPLETE RENTAL SERVICE GEO.

E. LILLEY 214 N. Central Ave. Ph. 3-6187 DUPLEX $25.

1320 W. Fillmore. 3-ROOM modern. Circulating oil heater. Quiet, in center orange grove.

$20. Adults only. Phone 9-3726. 5-ROOM brick. Nicely furnished.

2 bedrooms. Cheap. 3-4754. TWO-BEDROOM, modern. Gas.

aiz week. 4iuii East Van Buren. 3-ROOM duplex. 805 W. McKin- ley.

Call before 1. 4-ROOM modern house, screen porch. $25. 4339 Longview Ave. MODERN, 3 rooms, permanent couple.

1694 Earll Drive. 5 Rooms $32.50. 3 rooms $20. Adults. 415 E.

Polk. 5-ROOM. Frigidaire, oil burner. Phone 4-189L. 9 AUCTIONS Big Auction Wed.

Valley Sales Yard On Grand Ave. at Monte Vista Feeders Hogs Veals Good Bull Heifer Calves Lots of Good Farm Machinery Extra Good Fresh, Springer Cows LIBERAL TERMS 3-6-9-10 Months to Pay Bob Wall Auctioneer P. 43248 G. IWngM.lerkSSJ AUCTION, THURSDAY 1:00 P. M.

AT ST. att Tii it imru' WTl.T. rp SOLD AT AUCTION THAT IS NOT SOLD BEFORE JANUARY Z7.f 1HUKS- DAY J. GUESS. AUCTIONEER 10 CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE S310.00 CASH Two tiew brick homes Splendid lo cation All modern conveniences.

Total price $3,100.00. Monthly pay ments arranged. 6 Room brick home near Capitol a Rertrnnms. Cash. $28.50 per month.

Total Price $2,850.00. MARVIN E. SMITH Phone 3-1545 715 N. Central Ave. mfw i-nnnM HflMF.

Owner says sell $500 below market. This ha era in wnn't last. Onlv S2.950. down, easy terms. PALCO.

Ph. 3-3872. 2 Good Buys N. W. IN STORY TRACT New Brick Home, 2 Bedrooms, Paving Paid.

Nothing Like It For $4,250. Terms. IN N. KENILWORTH On 60 Ft. Lot.

New, 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, Steel Sash, 2 Car Garage, Paved Drive. $6,150. Don't Miss This One. LANE-SMITH CO. 212 W.

ADAMS PH. 4-3128 2 Buildings, $2,350 Well built 5-room wire cut brick and 3 rooms bath Apt. over 2-car garage. Close in. Gooa XNorinwest location.

A Real Buy for a Real Buyer. $2,350 $500 down, $25 month. Phoenix Realty Co. Ill N. 2nd Ave.

Phone 4-4279 Large, Fine Duplex 5 Bedrooms. 2 living 2 dining 2 kitchens, 2 baths. 2-car ga-raee. S6.300. Beautiful, convenient location.

A very fine property and a tremendous good buy. terms. A. D. McClain Realty Co.

117 W. Monroe Realtors. Ph. 3-1179 Verv Modern Choice located fine 5 rm. Spanish.

$3,650. Tile kitchen, fine bath, oak floors. Really a very fine home and a real buy. verv. very easy terms.

A. D. McClain Realty Co. 117 W. Monroe Realtors.

Ph. 3-1179 VERY UNUSUAL bargain, north, near Central Ave. Two good, modern houses on one lot for less than the value of one. $2750. Both are rented.

$750 cash needed. P. O. UPSON. 15 N.2ND AVE.

FOUR-ROOM frame. Good condition. $2,000. $300 down. Owner.

Phone 94437. Itlld 1 I DUl new 6-rm. home NW for $800 less than it's worth. Onlv $500 down, easv tfrms. Ph.

9-0307. MOD. dwg. N. $1500.

$300 cash. Bal. HOLC 5. $14 mo. F.

D. LANE. 115 W. Monroe. EEST buy in Phoenix; new 5-room brick.

$3,300. Terms. O'MALLEY INVESTMENT CO. 31 K. Adams REALTORS Ph.

44784 ATTRACTIVE 4-bedroom home, like new, best location. $6,450. Terms. 1102 W. Palm lane.

Phone 3-0830. 10 A SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE 'a ACRE $25 DOWN $8 mo. City water, city bus. Creigh-ton Sch. Sandige.

15 N. 2nd Ave. For lease Brick store with liv. qtrs. 2 oil pumps, 3 rooms two 2-rm.

Cabins. Earg. If Taken At Once. HAMMER REALTY CO. 2123 E.

Wash. Ph. 3-2226 Furnished Home Acre Elec. Radio, piano; everything goes for onlv $2,900 on terms. O'MALLEY INVESTMENT CO.

31 E. Adams REALTORS Ph. 44784 $350 CASH Buys a very beautiful large home near Brophy College. Extremely large living room. Beam ceilings.

Fireplace. Extra large bedrooms. Tile bathroom, shower and tub bath. Heating system in basement. Gorgeous sundeck.

Lawn in front and rear. The only thine wrone. monthly payments are $75 per montn. MARVIN E. SMITH 715 N.

Central Ph. 3-1545 TYPICALLY SOUTHWESTERN adobe home. Priced below cost of lot and construction. Can be resold at a profit tomorrow if you can take small down payment. We need cash auick and have rut price to get it.

Here's a chance to et a winter rent tree. 1636 urney Ph. 4-4730. 1st. Ave.

and Van Buren AND 108 E. Van Buren ASK THE MAN Who Bought A Used Car Here '36 Buick 81 Sedan, 6 wheels, radio, sold new for $1,900 our price $763 '36 De Soto 4-Dr. Touring Sedan, radio, Overdrive $635 '35 Plymouth 4-dr. DeLx. trunk.

Tiptop condition $425 '36 Chevrolet Master DeLuxe Coupe, Tiptop condition '37 Chevrolet Town Sedan, radio. Just like new '35 Ford 2-Dr. Sedan, good condition '36 Chevrolet Town Sedan, low mileage. Excellent condition $475 '35 Ford Coupe Excellent Condition, a beautiful car Inside and out $315 '36 Hudson 4-dr. Sedan, radio $595 '37 Chevrolet Master DeLuxe Coupe, new tires, in peach of condition inside and out $635 TRUCKS 37 Chevrolet 157-in.

wheel-base, new 10-ply tires $695 '36 Chevrolet, 157-in. wheel-base, new 10-ply U. S. tires, motor OYfollant tfiS '36 Chevrolet pickup, 4 $435 PHOENIX MOTOR CO. YOUR BUICK AND CHEVROLET DEALER 107 Wpsr Wachrnerton and S.

E. Corner 5th Ave. Van Buren '30 Ford Coune $125 ELLIS MOODY 750 Grand Ave. 20 cars $15 to $65. 2320 E.

V. Buren 1937 Plymouth Deluxe Sedan, radio, heater and many extras, only $625. 209 East Van Buren St. '35 Chev. 4-dr.

Sedan $335 '35 La Fayette Sedan, bargain $295 BILL V1NER 202 N. 7U1 Ave. RV nvvwro rr four. Also International Pick up, botii new paim jod, conanion uaiou fooH Rorrra in fnr nuinlr cola Phnilft 3-5065 between 10 and 12 a. m.

See Us Or We Both Lose PRICES DRASTICALLY REDUCED 100 GUARANTEED OK'd CARS, BUY NOW 1936 Willys -77' Sedan $275 1937 Chevrolet Town Sedan ED RUDOLPH YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER 27 Years of Dependable Service 400 E. Adams Open Evenings $95 Buys Choice $95 '30 FORD RDSTR. 29 FORD COUPE '29 FORD RDSTR. 31 ESSEX SEDAN 31 HUPP. SEDAN "29 CHRYSYLER SEDAN 29 CHRYSLER PHAETON ED SPEAR Dodge and Plymouth Distributor 325 W.

Van Buren Ph. 4-3672 CLEAN '31 Buick sedan, a bar gain. Page Ireson, 622 S. 3 LOCAL WEATHER, Jan. 24, 1938 5:30 a.

m. Noon dry bulb wet bulb Humidity, per cent Wind from Wind, miles Rainfall Weather Highest p. m. 60 42 13 4 4 Sr 35 29 7 39 16' 5 0 0 0 Clear Clear Clear 61 79 42 Highest same date for 42 years Lowest Lowest same date for 42 years 24 Total rainfall 0 Excess in 0 deg. Excess in temp, since Jan.

1. 100 deg. Accum. excess in temp, since Jan. 1, 100 deg.

Total precip. this month. .49 in. Normal precip. Jan.

1 to date, .59 in. Actual precip. Jan. 1 to date. .45 in.

Deficiency since Jan. 1. .10 in. Today: 25th Sun rises 7:28 a. sets 5:53 p.

m. moon rises 2:45 a. sets 1:17 p. m. W.

B. HARE. Official in Charge. Phoenix Weather Bureau, U. S.

Department of Agriculture. Marriage Licenses ALEXANDER, Lovd Other, 20. and CAMDEN, Leona, 16, both of Higlev. HERZOG, Lawrence, 35. Payson, and CtJLBERHOUSE, Zelma, 32, Phoenix.

KRAEMER, William John. 46, San Francisco, and BULLOCK, Evelyn Grace, legal age, Carmel, Calif. WARINER. LeRov. 18, Tempe, and WITHERS.

Martha. 18 Pierro City, Mo. Divorces Granted de ARBLZU, Aurora from Carmen. HALE, Martha Holzworth from Orville L. IIAYNES, Hosea E.

from Bessie L. GARRETT, Dorothy from Leonard. MARKLE, Hattie from D. C. NISSEN.

Mariorie from Karl. RUGGLES, Marie R. from Jesse W. SMITH, George from Margaret Worrell. THOMAS.

Ida from Jack P. WILLIAMS, Helen from Leroy. WILLIS, Gertrude from Arthur. WOODMORE, Roberta from James..