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JJAtxE SIX THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 16; 1919 Twelve Cent Sugar Fixed ij Smalley Alfalfa WATER REPORT AUGUST 15 Reservoir elevation 177.35 Contents, acre 680,929 Loss, acre feet 3.307 Reservoir elevation, year 164.02 Contents, year ago .535.602 Noria! flow. Granite Reef 58.520 Water used.jiorth side 66.020 Water used, south side 51.180 Xormal flow, year ago, 50,880 WEATHER0 FORECAST Arizona: Saturday, unsettled; somewhat warmer. Sunday, partly cloudy and slightly warmer. Xew Mexico: Saturday, partly cloudy. probably local showers and cooler.

Sunday, partly cloudy. WEATHER REPORT a tn i 7 in 5 Ss a to a Stations 2 Cutters lEmffinlfe IE Luiadl Aidl Lwb Jfidk Firefeiri Sn Of course, as the" 'saying goes, a sailor has a sweetheart in every port. But some of the sweethearts who pick up the sailors from off the boats are not what they are cracked up to be. Floyd J. Robinson, 20 years old, among those waiting at the county jail for the mills of the gods to start grinding, will say so.

Floyd is a fireman on the U. S. S. Georgia, and his home is in Jacksonville, Florida. A week ago today he got shore leave at San Diego.

Softly humming "Ja he donned his freshly-ironed jacket and bell-bottomed trousers, stuck a newly-scrubbed white hat on his head and dashed off down the gang plank to wreak havoc among the southern California belles. There was one in particular, but Just where he was when he woke up on Sunday morning he can't remember, but his money belt was gone. So was his sweetheart. Sick of the sea and not very proud of himself, Floyd started home 'to Florida, but he was so hungry by the time he reached Maricopa he turned himself over to Deputy Sheriff Cooper, who brought him to Phoenix Wednesday morning. Until next Tuesday Robinson is A.

W. O. L. After that he will be a deserter, unless word is received in the meantime regarding his disposition from the commanding officer of his ship. Floyd is right keen to go back.

He loves the big oceon and wants to get back where the flying fishes play, and the only women present are the Charles Dana Gibson models, 1900, smiling seductively from the walls of the officers' ward room. The Smalley Cutter is absolutely the only cutter made that will cut ENSILAGE and ALFALFA successfully. The SMALLEY. machines have all their exclusive features covered by patents so that these features are not found on any other cutter. THERE IS NONE Just As Good As The Smalley Below is a list of SMALLEY CUTTER users which comprise the best feeders of livestock in Salt River Valley, and the success attained by these men with their SMALLEY CUTTERS has never been accorded' any other cutter.

An interview with any of these men should be convincing. Henry C. Rolonn In Food Administration Sugar, today set 12 cents a po on 1 -i nnrp inr ha pay lor sufar in unicafrn The above is from an article il vttAciLe UI Aug. IZl'p But We Offer You 10 LBS. Granulated Sugar for $1.00 20c less than the Chicago prfe.

where groceries are suddos be considerably cheaper than her in rnoenn. inis is our regain price every day in the week. have no specials. Bacon Bacon augax-uurea sacon, per' pound u4C Sugar-Cured Picnic Hams, nn per pound OC 1 zuc Packages Graham Crackers 2 20c Packages Oatmeal Crackers 25c 25c ouik iara compound, tm per pound QOC 6 pounds a Onions AoC 10c Bread 1 Can Iowa Sugar Corn, per can 25c 15c can California -j Tomatoes XUC 12 Cans Deviled 55c I Meat SOAP! SOAP! 6 Bars White Laundry Soap 25c a Bars White ravy Soap 4DC Large Package e-i Hydro Pura AJ.C 13 pounds fin Pink Beans tpXllU 1-pound package Wilson II Steel Cut- Coffee 3-pound packages (p-f QA Magnolia Coffee pXaOU Walker's Quart Bottles et Grape Juice rrOL Walker's Pint Bottles OA it Grape Juice MTXV Bulk Peanut Butter, per pound sdtjij Corn Flakes. per package 2 Packages Grape Xuts 10c 25c We deliver orders of $1.00 or over to any place in Phoenix.

We always have the price. Marvin Smith Grocery Co. 329 E. Washington St. Phone 135" Between 3d and 4th on south side of street.

Wanted To meet party or parties who would be interested in organizing and incorporating a building and investment company. If you have a few thousand to invest in a straight legitimate business proposition where the returns on your investment are sure, answer at once. Box 4567. of vegetables, honey and CORRECTLY FITTED GLASSES, enable you to SEE clearly, THINK clearly. CONCENTRATE upon tho' work in hand.

Northrup Optical Co. 9 E. Adams St. Phone 690 for appointment DR. G.

BELT NEW SYSTEM DENTIST Monihon Building Office Phone 603 SC Eart Washington St Above Goldbergs' Clothing Store Phone 3089 Money to Loan On your furniture. Pianos, Automobile, Livestock, Implements, in sums up to $300. at lawful rates. Repay in small monthly instalments if desired. Just and courteous treat ment.

Peoples' Loan and Investment Co. 23 E. Washington Street Over Donofrio's Phone 1396 Satisfied customers are our best advertisements. We rejoice to know f.tnat we have a large number of just this sort of boosters in this good city today, and we are going to have a lot more, if doing our part counts, and -we trust that you, dear reader, will be among them, if you are not already one of the elect. MUNSON OPTICAL CO.

8 E. Washington St. Phoenix Seed and Feed Co. Wholesale and Retail 125 East Jefferson St. GROCERS WHOLESALE Constable Ice and Fuel Co.

Phone 1555 PURE ICE GOOD SERVICE WANTED SECOND HAND SACKS PHOENIX WOOD COAL CO. 223 South Third St. Mack Gardner Buys DIAMONDS AND LIBERTY BONDS FOR CASH 45 N. Central Ave. Guaranteed TITLES Phoenix Title Trust Co.

ARIZONA HARDWARE SUPPLY CO. The Only EXCLUSIVE WHOLESALE Hardware House in the State Phoenix Flour Mills Flour, Feed, Seed PHOENIX, ARIZ. Van Buren and Ninth Streets HIDES FINNIG AN -BROWN CO. Exclusive Dealers in HIDES, WOOL PELTS, ETC. 15th Ave.

and Santa Fa Tracks Young Wilkins W. J. Shrum M. B. Horovitz Frank Last Henry Renaud Charles Stewart W.

B. Long Ed Cavness Cook Laird Dr. Louis Dysart L. M. Hoghe H.

G. Vogel A. C. McQueen M. E.

Woods Newman Hess T. N. Fannin A. D. Crabb F.

J. Jack S. S. Warner Jerry A. Lee W.

R. Beloat Harness Co. Phoenix, Arizona ViCTROLAS RECORDS PLAYER ROLLS SHEET MUSIC at Redewiil Music Co. 224 W. Washington St.

the corporation commission wilt hold a hearing in Clifton in the matter of the application for a ccrtificat-? of convenience and necessity by a new company that proposes to establish stage service between Clifton. Safford. Morenci and Metcalf. XEAT and experienced young ladv for cigar and candy department: must have reference. Bayless Grocerv FOR SALE A bargain Tor cash established bus line, consisting of two cars, with license "and bonds paid Call 411 West Van Buren between and 10 a.

m. (A delicious compound Fib These warm days would be more comfortable if you gave more thought to your clothes. Light trousers White Oxfords Athletic Union Suits Soft Collars Silk Shirts-Silk Hose WouJd help to make the day pass better. Going Away? You'll find this shop exceptionally well equipped to furnish you with all that is new and good in Men's wear. McDougali Cassou Washington Street USE HULETT'S PRICKLY HEAT LOTION Instant Relief Guaranteed at ELVEY HULETT Quality Druggists, Phoenix Phone' 4441 HE'D LIMIT PROFITS WASHINGTON Bank interest is fixed by law.

Limit profits of producers and merchants in like manner, is the suggestion of Senator Hiram Johnson of California, as a means of attacking the high cost of living. NEW PARTNER IN LAW FIRM The name of the law firm of Alexander Christy has been changed to that of Alexander. Christy Baxter, in consequence of the association vesterdav of I Lieutenant Harold Baxter with tho firm. Mrs. Baxter, who accompanied her husband west after his return from France, arrived in the city yesterday rrom Iron Springs! HUNTING FOR FATHER Harry Mc.Mahon.

a returned soldier of Council Bluffs. Iowa, has written the local chapter of the Red Cross in an effort to locate his father, whose name is Charles McMahon and was last heard from in Phoenix several years ago. Anyone knowing the father's whereabouts at present is requested to notifv the Red Cross. MOTOR CAR STOLEN Constance Lbersole. 490 East Madison street, reported to the police yesterday that a Chevrolet car had been stolen from her on First avenue between Washington and Adams streets.

It carried Xo. 23910. TO COAST ON VACATION F. C. Paine, of Paine Morley, accompanied by Mrs.

Paine, left last night for the coast for a three weeks' vacation. While on the coast- he. will combine business with pleasure, and as the guest of the Pacific Rubber will be in touch with the rubber industry of the southwest. U. S.

WANTS JOE O. J. Phillips, alias "Joe held by the federal authorities for investigation, will not return to his native of Stanton. Texas, where he is wanted on a charge of burglary. When V.

Y. Saddler, sheriff of Martin county, Texas, arrived in the city yesterday and visited Phillips, he expressed entire willingness, to return with him. Investigation by the sheriff proved that the federal authorities had a previous claim ar.d will not relinquish it. Sheriff Saddler will return to Stanton today. VIOLATED TRAFFIC RULES G.

Daley, arrested by Special Officer Trincano for passing a street car while it was standing still. appeared before Judge Thomas yesterday afternoon ir. police court and pleaded guilty. Dalev explained that he heard the car's bell ring and thought it was going to start. He started the machine, endangering the life of young boy who ran out from the curb.

Trincano's testimony agreed with Daley's, the boy in the case narrowly, escapine. from in front Boston 66 70 Cloudy .00 Bufaflo 70 76 Cloudy .00 Chicago S6 90 Cloudy .00 Denver 78" 78 Clear .00 Fresno- 106 106 Clear .00 Galveston 86 88 Pt. Cldy .00 Kansas City 72 SS Rain 1.10 Los Angeles 72 7S Clear .00 Minneapolis 74 SO Pt. Cldy .02 Needles 112 114 PL Cldy .00 Xew Orleans 78 90 Cloudy .22 New York 68 74 Cloudy .00 PHOEXrX 92 S4 PL Cldy .00 Pittsburg 82 86 Clear .00 Portland. Ore.

96 96 Clear .00 St Louis 90 94 Pt. Cldy .00 Salt Lake City ..86 SS Clear .00 San Francisco 58 62 Clear .00 Spokane 84 84 Clear .00 Tucson 92 94 Clear .00 Washington 78 88 Pt. Cldy .00 Winnipeg 66 70 Pt- Cldy .38 Yuma 88 96 Pt. Cldy .06 Local Weather Yesterday 7 a.m. 1 p.m.

7 p.m. dry bulb S3 92 90 wet bulb 69 73 74 Humidity, per 50 40 47 Wind from SE SB XW Wind, miles 7 4 Rainfall 0 0 0 Weather Clear Cloudy Pt Cldy Highest yesterday 94 Lowest yesterday 31 Total rainfall 0 Deficiency in temperature vesterday, 1 degree. Deficiency in temperature since the first of the month. 32 degrees. Accumulated deficiency in temperature since January 1.

92 degrees. Normal precipitation January 1 to date, 4.50 inches. Actual precipitation January 1 to date, 4.70 inches. Excess since January 1, 0-20 inch JAMES H. GORDON.

OBITUARIES Death of Walter D. Griffin Walter D. Griffin passed away at i. i'oik street. Funeral services will be held at the Catholic church Saturday morning.

Interment will be in the Catholic cemetery. I TOWN TOPICS a GLOBE MAN IS VISITOR Paul J. Harrison of mnho evening and is registered at the Hotel PRESCOTT PHYSICIAN HERE Dr. C. A.

Klein arrived last night from Prescott and is staying ai the Hotel Adams. INSISTS IT'S BUSINESS-Garnett Holmes left last night for Los Angeles for a short business trip. He insists it is a business trip. GOES EAST ON VISIT-Ezra King left last night for Toledo. Ohio to spend three months with He will also visit northwestern Ohio and '-hicago.

TO PRESCOTT ON VACATION H. Birdwel. with the train service department of the Arizona Eastern railroad, is going to Prescott today for a- a fW da'S the MiIc wWt 1- RIDING ON SIDE- LA Luke Cook, charged with rid-a bicycle on the sidewalk, was fined yesterday afternoon by City -V-isrisiralP Thomas. CHICAGOAN IN PHOENIX Blsnton. of arrived in.

the -yesterday on business and is stav-his the hotel PRESCOTT VISITORS ARRIVE I- Ross and wife arrived yesterday rf rescott-, They are staying at the Jeflerson hotel. HERE FROM ST. LOUIS Abbott, of St. Louis. Missouri, arrived ir the city yesterday on business.

He at the Jefferson hotel. COME FROM COAST-W. J. Kaye unci wife arrived yesterdav from San Thm- -1 ajinj at tne Commercial hotel. ON BUSINESS VISIT HERE-C Lewis arrived yesterday from Mon- FOR SALE One Jeffery Quad Truck, One Troy Trailer.

One Heavy Float. One Light Studebaker Wagon. All in good condition. PHOENIX COAL WOOD CO. 223 South Third St.

LOTIONS That Relieve PRICKLY HEAT REMOVE FRECKLES AND SUNBURN Eliminate MOSQUITOES oroaoveve VCVt MUVIdKIt ACOAOU (BKXU Bartlett-Heard Land Cattle Co. Pearson's Ostrich Farm H. L. Chandler Land Cattle Co. Froman Murphy Cattle Co.

Burnt Ranch Cattle Co. W. S. Pickerel J. S.

Howard J. R. Bradshaw Cottrell Packard John R. Norton H. Clay Parker Harry W.

Chase Nt A. Sanders Smith Frost Norton Dairy C. Rodney McDonald Babbitt Bainbridge C. Lockett Carpenter Work Ruff Bartoll Collings Vehicle 26-32 East Adams Street of the car. Daley was fined 55.

INDIAN OFFICIAL ARRIVES J. R. T. Reeves of Washington. T.

representing the commissioner of Indian affairs, arrived in the city last night from Florence to spend a few days on business connected with the Grande irrigation district, which is to receive water from the Florence diversion dam. Mr. Reeves has been at work for some weeks in the section of the Gila valley covered by the project. BOYS AND GIRLS IN CONTEST A clever contest is being waged between the girls and boys in the Balsz Union Sunday school. The girls will have charge of all the services next Sunday August 17, at 10 o'clock m.

A short program including songs, recitations, music will be gK-en after Sunday school. Miss Williams from the Deaconess hospital will a-lso address the girls. The public is invited to attend these services and help us boost for "Girl's day." AUGUST STILL DEFICIENT IN TEMPERATURE With a maximum temperature of 92 degrees yesterday there came a sharp drop from 105 on Thursday and 110 the day before. Like July, August so far is much cooler than the average, the accumulated deficiency being 32 degrees up to date. A glance at the record of maximum temperatures for the last two weeks shows that there was a maximum of only SI on August 1.

exceptionally cool, but that it rose steadilv from SI to 95. 36. 99. 101. 102.

103, 103. 10fi. 10S. 109 and finally, on August 13. to The summer's back now seems definitely with the sharp decline yesterday.

TO HOLD HEARING IN CLIFTON Commissioners Belts ard Johnson oS ROE'S TAXI DODGE CARS Stand 35 West Washington St. CITY CALLS 50c; 2 PER HOUR Country Trips 10c Mile Phone 1236 BOEHMER'S NEWS UNIVERSAL VACUUM And THERMOS BOTTLES We have fillers for broken bottles A. L. Boehmer's DRUG STORE Wash, and First Ave. 3004 Phones 3005 9 rcvia.

California, and is staying at the Hotel Adams. ARftlVES FROM SAN FRANCISCO Herbert Halverstadt arrived yesterday from San Francisco and is registered at the Jefferson hotel. KANSAS CITY PEOPLE HERE j. W. Midgly and wife arrived yesterday from Kansas City, Missouri.

They are staying at the Commercial hotel. TUCSON VISITOR IN CITY J. B. Land arrived in the city yesterday from Tucson. He is staying at the Hotel Adams.

VISITOR IN CAPITAL CITY E. C. Dietrich arrived yesterday from Tucson and is registered at the Jefferson hotel. COMES FROM RIVERSIDE C. C.

Walker, of Riverside, California, arrived in the city yesterday and ia registered at the Commercial hotel. HERE FROM SYRACUSE B. D. Miller, of Syracuse, New York, arrived in the city yesterday and is staying at the Hotel Adams. LOS ANGELES VISITOR E.

A. Bryan- arrived yesterday from Los Angeles and is staying at the Jefferson hotel. FLAGSTAFF MAN HERE John Zalahay, of Flagstaff, arrived yesterday and is staying at the Commercial hotel. ARRIVES FROM COAST J. C.

Denton, of Los Angeles, arrived in the city yesterday and is staying at the Hotel Adams. VISITORS FROM GLOBE Globe people registered at the Jefferson hotel yesterday included Ivy Munger, W. H. Parks and Jay Good. SUPERIOR MAN IN CITY R.

E. Robertson, of Superior, arrived yesterday and is staying at the Hotel Adams. ARRIVES FROM PRESCOTT Daniel E. Parks of Prescott arrived in the city Thursday night and is staying at the Hotel Adams. DOUGLAS MAN IN CITY C.

C. Small arrived yesterday from Douglas and is staying at the Commercial hotel. HERE FROM AGUILA Mrs. Dis-ana B. Murphy of Aguila arrived in the city Thursday night and is staying at the Hotel Adams.

VISITING IN PHOENIX L. A. Brown arrived Thursday night from Bisbee and is staying at the Hotel Adams. PHILADELPHIAN ARRIVES W. B.

Eagleson of Philaoelphia arrived yesterday and is staying at the Jefferson hotel. HERE FROM LOS ANGELES W. P. Stevens of Los Angeles arrived in the city yesterday. He is registered at the Commercial hotel.

A CHICAGO FAMILY ARRIVES Harry II. Dekkcr and family arrived yesterday from Chicago and are staying at the Jefferson hotel. FROM SYRACUSE B. D. Miller arrived from Syracuse.

N. Thursdav night and is staying at the Hotel Adams. HERE ON BUSINESS VISIT W. A Labo of Harrisburg. arrived in the city yesterday and is staying at the Jefferson hotel TEXAS MAN IS VISITOR A.

Blumenthal of San Antonio. Texas, arrived yesterday and is staying at the uiuuierciai COMES FROM TOLEDO Ed Metzger of Toledo. Ohio, arrived in the city Thursday and is staying at th" Hotel Adams. DETROIT PEOPLE ARRIVE Miss Margaret Dow and Douglas Dow of Detroit. Michigan, arrived vesterday and are staying at the Jefferson hotei CHICAGO MAN IN CITY A.

Hur-ton arrived from Chicago Thursdav night on business and Is staying at the, Hotel Adams. COMES FROM TUCSON J. C. Das-pit of Tucson arrived in the city Thursday night and is registered at th-Jefferson hotel. HAYDEN VISITORS IN PHOENIX Hayden visitors in the cltv vesterdav included T.

Roberts, Mr. and Mrs H. A. Pructz and Mr. and Mrs.

R. 1" Ezell. They are staying at the Jefferson hotel. OIL MAN IN CITY Tom D. Collins, well-known oil man.

arrived in the city yesterday from Ft. Worth Texas, and left last night for Prescott He will return to Phoenix next Tuesday. DEPARTMENT ne iiie-r-ir- w. uwjiioc IVIMPJ I ri fc he C. J.

Mueller, special em- Piojee ot the department of justice here since July 29, has resigned from the government service. He left last fight for Dallas. Texas, where he win oe connected with an automobile tire concern. FAMILIAR FACE REAPPEARS isarrai. wno nas appeared in police court time without number for bolus drunk, repeated his past performances yesterday afternoon and was sivpi: ten days in the county jail.

He asked permission to leave town, but the judge believed the ten days in iail umiM keep him sober longer than leaving town. SLIGHT RAIN AT YUMA Yuma had a thunder shower yesterday afternoon and .06 of an inch of rain is reported to have fallen. No infall report was received from any other station In Ar'zpna vesterdav ADVERTISING MANAGER ON VACATION Ernest G. Coan. advertising manager of the Pratt-Gilbert company left yesterday for El Paso where he will remain for a couple of days.

Returning Phoenix, he and his family will motor to Iron Springs for a two weeks' outine. CANDIES nuts worth twice the price $2 a pound) PiraCM, COLT ill FOODS (Containing blood and nerve-building mineral salts) PHYSICAL CULTURE BATHS PHYSICAL CULTURE MASSAGE Are The Great HOT WEATHER ENEMIES And HEALTH PRODUCERS Try Them at The Fhf gmml Coolikim feffiosfe Phone 4215 137 North Central (Third Door From Adams Hotel).