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ALL EDITIONS Thursday, October 9, The Arizona Republic, Phoenix, Arizona. Page 24. Arizona Deaths Daily Crossword Puzzle Henry Gaddis Rites In Prescott Today Judge Ready To Rule On Election Plea CARRIER Weathermaker A complete system for summer and winter lr conditioning in simple compact unit. Automatic gas heating in winter as well ei summer cooling. CALL FOR ESTIMATES PR ESCOT Funeral services for 'for Alfred B.

Sechrist. 75. whol Born in Indiana, he had lived had been a resident of (hdge Henry F. Gadd.s. 90, who died died Monday in the.

Whipple VAin Yuma 47 years and farmed in 17 years before moving i noenix ley until nis retire- inur minima yesterday in the Pioneers Home, i Hospital, will he at 10:30 a.m.jthe Yum Val ment 10 years ago. 'will be at 3 p.m. today in the today in the Whipple Chapel. Hampton Funeral Home. Rurja wj jfl whjpp(( Ceme.

smitn. Survivors are a son, Orville, Phoenix; a daughter. Mrs. Oleta Foley, San Francisco; and a brother and a sister in Oklahoma. Graveside services will be at 2 tery, with military honors.

p.m. Saturday at the Middle Verde n.T 1 I Survivors are a son, Harold, Yuma; three daughters, Mrs. Hazel Tate, Yuma; Mrs. Cecile Loe. who lives in Texas; and Mrs.

Mary Young, Redondo Beach, three brothers and a sister livine out of state, and nine Cemetery norn in uci.am, lie nu AdvertliMitent 11 Part of 42 Reachee hammer 43 Chair 12 Formerly 45 Deposited 13 Drunkards 46 Where 21 Earth god- weapon dess in Wag- stored ner's Ring of 48 Lets mind the Nibelung run on in 23 Sow idle revert 26 Yawned 49 Summits 27 Climbing 51 Item of plant property 28 Change 52 Girl's name 29 Island west 53 Harvest of Sumatra 54 Genus of 30 Old Japanese frogs system of 55 Son of Seth syllabic 57 Egyptian writing dog-headed 31 Angry ape deity 32 Department in 58 Stringed Greece (pi.) instrument 33 Toothed 59 Musial's wheel ipl.) nickname 36 Transgres- 62 Capuchin sion monkey Yestrday's Puzzle Solved: uiveu in riestuu mice yearn, Born at Ramona, he hadiaDorer ne was a veteran of lived in Camp Verde R3 years. w-r SALES and SERVICE do FALSE TEETH Rock, Slide er Slip? had been a guest at the Pioneers Home the past year. Survivors include two brothers grandchildren and two a sister, all living out of state, grandchildren. CHAS. ROBERTS Air Condition Appliances 9823 N.

lth Ave. Wl 3-7271 A ranch hand, he worked for FASTEETH, Improved powar to be eprlnlcled on upper or lower pUteV holds false teeth more firm In place. Do not elide, llp or roc. James R. Thomas 47 Moved swiftly 49 To fondle 50 Book palm 52 Flower 53 Originates 56 Distributes playing cards again 60 Hindn queen 61 Beast of burden 63 Australian sea mile 64 River of Asia 65 Intended 66 A pilaste 67 Go by 68 Pigpens 69 Charge upon property DOWN 1 Kind of horse 2 African gazelle 3 Color lightly 4 Registered for an appointment 5 Steeds 6 Etruscan title 7 First wnman 8 Wild buffalo of India 9 Affirm again 10 To harden ACROSS 1 Part of plav (Pi.) 5 Ltmptd 10 Mimics 14 Vex 15 Citv in Montana 16 Roman emperor 17 Wild buffalo of India 18 Place of combat 19 Bird's home 20 Beats with successive blows 22 Agrees to 24 Unit of energy 25 Body of water 26 To make delighted 30 Turning over 34 To trouble 35 Old tunic worn by Scottish women 37 Fish eggs 38 Stroke lightly 39 Canonized person 40 Candlenut tree 41 Trojan hero 44 Nahocr sheep 45 A future time Alferd A.

Knepper YUMA Funeral services for Al- Nn zummv, COOLIDGE ruiiciai pASTExHlsalKaimeinii late Babbitt Brothers 23 years. He is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Dora Dickison and Mrs. Nora Bradley, both of Ramona. Alfred B.

Sechrist David Lawrence writes from Washington The Republic ferd A. Knepper, 83, who died.for James R. Thomas, 68, who acid. Fasteet: at Monday in his home, will be at died recently in his Phoenix home, ug rounten eierywhere, 10 a.m. tomorrow in the Johnson will be at 1:30 p.m.

Saturday in PRESCOTT Funeral services Mortuary. TUCSON (AP) Arizona's ron-j flictmg election laws are being studied by Pinal County Judge W. C. Truman. He is preparinz rule nn a plea by four Pima County Repub-j lirans to get on the Nov.

4 general election ballot. Truman yesterday presided at a hearing on the election issue. He said he expects to rule today. Before further study of the laws, Truman said he might allow the candidates places on the ballot. If hp did so, it would be under a column on the right side of the; ballot headed "Other Candidates," Tins would mean the four would run as Republicans, but not on ihe regular Republican line.

"This is jut thinking." the Judge said. "It doesn't mean I'm going to rule this way." The four seeking places on the ballot did not run for nomination: during the Republican primary election, but filed for offices for which no Republicans ran. They are David A. Searling, seeking the legislative seat from District Norman J. Liechty, District Robert G.

Harrington, District lfi; and H. C. Kern, board of supervisors in District 3. the First Baptist Church here. Friends may call this evening and tomorrow at the Lundberg-Hansen Mortuary in Glendale.

Mr. Thomas, horn in Oklahoma, plc lSEi 7iNG.EK Ep.l ILL inE i 9 1 1 i lII? 7 a kjs 7 rp? IE I DDE i mUs oTT a7 i nog a ms oTT 7 7 on Tkii a 7 p7 7 7 SQ sf THE 7 0 1 sta ste1eIdIsI Bad Seplcmbcr Weather Reduces '58 Cotton Crop WASHINGTON (AP) Bad again be moving in the direction weather in September took a 2l2 ot oversupply. per cent slice out of a 1958 cot- Most of the decljne the TWEEDY HARD-TWIST LAWSON'S DIAMOND VALUES COTTON B0UCLE INSTALLED OVER HEAVY RUBBER PAD nmaTcrop forecasts this month was in Arkansas, Mississippi, Louisiana, ai uaica ui puuiiu gross weight. 25 q. yd.

Including Texa, New Mexico, Arizona, and California. Excessive rains slowed maturity, caused some boll rot and interfered with harvesting. Quite favorable conditions prevailed in the Carolinas and Workmanship SALE 799 In making a new forecast yesterday, the agriculture department said excessive rains in central and western producing areas lead to a decrease of 430,000 bales from an estimate made a month ago. A crop of this size would com q. yd.

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The indicated crop would fall short of the 12,500,000 bales the department has predicted markets will need to supply domestic and foreign buyers. But the deficit can be supplied from a reserve and surplus of 8,700,000 bales accumulated from past big crops. MEANWHILE, the International X3 Germicide 1 Carat Diamond In Solid Platinum Tiffany Ring $495 LAWSON'S JEWELERS 23 Park Central Mall Phone CR 7-2474, Phoenix orr.v mov. thi rs. night.

Illustrttion enlnrawl In nhnw rltil Music Club Unit To Meet In Mesa Arizona Federation of Music Clubs board of directors will meet at 1 p.m. Sunday at Mariposa Inn in Mesa. Mrs. Charles H. Pascoe.

Tucson, will present plans for the 1959 biennial convention of the National Federation in San Diego, April 19-26, 1959. Dr. Grant Fletcher, of the Arizona State music faculty, will discuss "The Future of the Symphony Orchestra." The board will plan the youns artist and student auditions to be held in Tucson March 7. 1959. "Pt" Patterson Concentrate Hygitnically Safer For Your Employees ARIZONA JANITOR SUPPLY Co.

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