Arizona Republic from Phoenix, Arizona • Page 5

THE ARIZONA BEBTJBLICAg SUNBAir AUGUST 19, 1917 I AG FIVE to the side -wall of the tenr When Submarine Bombarded Ponta Delgada yuiwilia quite ill. Mr. Wenner bought the five acres on which the tent was located from Mr Beach in January of this and was engaged in truck gardening. He' lived alone, his known" relatives being a sister and brother in California. The is at the undertaking parlor's of M.

L. Gibbons. No funeral arrangements have as yet been made. i i 80 acres 2 miles east. $200' an acre This is some of the best cotton or alfalfa land in the valley.

W. Stewart. Mesa. Adv. jt Will Ship Machinery Leo Aldridge.

of the Arizona Chicle Gum company, left Friday for Los Angeles where he will supervise the shipment to this place of the crusher and extractors to be used in removing the gum from the ocotillo cactus plant The completion of. the manufacture of the special kind of machines necessary for the securing of the gum has been awaited with patience hv the offioiq-i "nd stockholders and before leaving Mr. Aiaridge said that the coming of the equipment means that work will begin in earnest Specimens of rubber soles and ties made from the gum were shown here last winter, one of the tires having been used extensively in California and showing practically no wear Interesting Specials in Men's Department Fibre Silk Shirts All sizes and patterns: these shirts will have to be seen to be appreciated. They are regular $5.00 values special at $3.5. Sport Shirts They come in plain white colors and stripes sold from $1.25 to your choice at Lawrence Union Suits Fill out the season with a supply of Lawrence Union Suits short and long sleeves knee and ankle length.

The cost next summer for this same merchandise will be 51.50. Supply your wants now at $1.00 the garment. They come in all sizes. Main Floor Ladies' Cotton Hose Good quality cotton Hose. They come in Black, White and all colors.

An exceptional value. 29c pair. Kayser Union Suits Loose and tight knee also envelope style, made of very fine lisle. All sizes, 75c the garment. Main Floor MESA LOCAL READER 33 acres A milae n-nn -n 1U1 -IJUU.

1 acres in cultivation, 31 acres of drv iana. ine 12 acres has the best crop of cotton a man ever saw. You get the cotton and the COTTON WILL PAT FOR THE LAND THIS TEAR R. Stewart. Mesa.

Adv. it Miss Brundage in Office Miss Amv Brundapp -n7m ni, ija ill Callfomm nn vtcit Crew of the Orion, Among Whom Is Phoenix Boy, J. H. Attaway nuo uccu by the Mountain States Tele- ioone company ana upon her return will have the office wnrt an.i of cashier. A I'imMiix man was a witness of ilmc-nl of Ponta Delgada, Azores a few weeks ago by a submarine ami he took part in the attack.

He is J. H. city and several neighboring town-! ships, at day -break today, and be- ing certain that the disaster and I damages done would have been far i worse had not the vessel of the 'Jjreat American nation, the collier which I beg your Excellency to kindly transmit to them." I am also charged by the same committee, to express the sincere thanks lor the service and help afforded to the l.i, 40 acres, $135 an acre. Good land for cotton or anything a man might want to grow; about 4 miles out. House, well, barn, orchard: good fences W.

R. Stewart, Mesa. Adv. it i-'i'uiuimii your government, at the same time profiting by the occasion to express to your excellency recognition for vour consideration, the mn "Orion," armed for war, been at our port, whose brave crew under tile direction of their honored commander responded so valiantly and energetically to the fire of the said war 1L. T-1 i-it me i neaxers The Majestic today will show Ethel I Clavton in "Yanlrpp Plnnir t-i, I Misses' and Children's Mary Jane and Strap Slippers patent and dull leather All our regular standard shoes.

All $3.50 values $2.85 All $3.00 values $2.45 All $2.50 values $1.95 All $2.00 values $1.45 These prices for Monday only. Mezzanine Floor mien ureiuue views or important points way. wlui 'with his father, .1. D. Aita way.

owned the Attaway -Sons store at 221 West Washing-tmi street He was a member of the n-w- of the American collier Orion wliieh drove the submarine away. AHaway appears in the accompany- picture on the left of the dog, tile crew's mascot. The following is a translation of a testimonial adopted Ky the "Legislature" to the work of the Orion and her crew: The unfortunate occurence of lie-inff bombarded by a Germs, submarine, having taken place upon this vessel, stopping for the population of this town and island, i "The executive of the legislature of this district of which 1 have the I honor to preside, as representative ii uK.uuiumu capital ana the story is full nf thrillc TYtora nlon i "in ue i lie last chapter of "The Great Secret." uLimujc te- spect as citizens of the United States and representative in this district of the grand republic. Health and fraternity Bureau of the Legislature of" 'the delgada, July 4th, The President of the Executive Com-i mittoe. 1 (Signed) PEDRO CORREA MACHADO At me orpneum will be seen Mary Miles Minter in "The Innocence of Liz-ette," and a comedy.

of the interests in general of the said district, resolved to transmit, in its session of today, its expressio. of highest praise and deepfelt thanks let the commander and his brave crew. SOUTHSIDE NEWS coast for an extended visit. They will be gone a few weeks, will stop in I.os Angeles, San Bernardino and other places. The Second Floor Offers Exceptional Bargains i Mrs.

R. A. Windes Home TEMPE OFFICE Farmers' and Merchants' Bank Phone 31 MESA OFFICE The Orange Blossom Phone 25 Mrs. R. A.

Windes has returne dfrom her extended visit at Flagstaff with 45 acres, 2 miles from town only $100 an acre: small house, well shade Land is very rich. $1000 cash and $500 a year will buy this one W. R. Stewart Mesa. Adv.

Personal Mention Zeb Pearce of the Johnson-Pearce company with his family will leave for the mountains early in this week. Thos. J. Sevey of Gilbert is in receipt of a telegramt telling of his uncle's death. The deceased was well known here.

Air. and Mrs. Geo. W. Silverthorn c- A.

Baldwin are expected home today from an overland trip to California-Fred Tregaskes left yesterday evening to join his family at the coast Dode Morris and Seigel Davis were recalled from the coast to take the examination for the army. Both passed. Davis will try to arrange to return for a. two weks' stay with Mrs. Davis whom he left in California.

They had intended to return to Mesa Sept 1 I wno is a mem-I her of the Normal faculty there. Northern Part of State W. A. Redd anil PIONEER OF III church. After tulay there will be only cue more union service, as after Sep-! temlier first the regular services ill i the different churches will be heid.

yesterday enroute from Florence to the northern part of the state. They A Big Line of Ladief Waists White and colors. A variety for you toc.fioose from. Take advantage of this money-saving 'opportunity. Values to your choice at 69e.

IS DEAD IT TEMP i Lame irom OHianoma and i ''ave ''een working at ranc hwork near They are both experienced Tempe Visitor Miss Lois Mnrriwin Father Very III. Waiter nusby yesterday received a telegram to the effect that his father was very low and he immediate left last night to go to Mount Vernon, Iowa, where his father and mother moved, when they left here about a year ago. Mr. Busby has recently been down with typhoid fever which left him in a very weak condition, and he is now having a set back and is very ill. formerly a.

student at the normal here. iwui, yesieruay tor a brief stay during which time she called on a few" or her mends and former acquaintances. Home From Vacation Trip 'Silas Decker rpinrnci TKM 1 Aug. At about 3 o'clock icy afteriK.on, Frank Stewart, piniieer resilient of the valley, passed re in town. Stewart had been "Him for some time, but only recently xv lie taken a.

turn that alarmed his limn- friends. A few days ago all hope liis recovery was given up, and -ii ry nap knew it would only be a mat-i'-r a few days until the end" Stewart was one of the few remaining pioneers of the valley. He calm- ii-re from Texas in the early "lays ami engaged in the cattle business. About four years ago he was "pinitcil mi and one leg amputated, since which time lie has been confined Hi iiis wheel chair when lie wished to S' tilniiu town. Home on Furlough.

Walter Winkelman is here on a visit with his folks, having a few days furlough. He is enlisted in the First Arizona infantry. i morning from his trip to Portland Ore, and several California points He" has been gone a few weeks and had a splendid time. Khaki Kool Dresses Reduced This is your chance tn buy Values as high as $65 for $15. Net Dresses Our entire line of Net Dresses to be closed out at half price.

10 acres in extra fine clean alfalfa. 2 miles east, $2500: about $1500 cash. This is sure fine; small house, berries young orchard. First on the ditch acres. mile from Mesa.

Good house, barn, all kinds of fruit, oranges grapes, berries, etc. Sure fine little home; $350 cash and $25 a month. Buy a home and a cow, have chickens and live like folks. W. R.

Stewart, Mesa. AAv- It WIFE OF TBS I MARSHALL ILL Mrs. Westover to Coast Mrs. Clarance Westover has gone to the coast to spend the remainder of the summer and evade the warm weather Children's School Dresses Made of good quality gingham and a -variety of checks and plaids. Sizes from II to 14 years.

An extra special at $1.00. Children's White Dresses Sizes from 6 to 14 years. They come in Organdie, Batiste and India Linen. Your choice one-third off. New Line Children's Underwear A good value Princess slips, gowns, combinations drawers and panty waists.

All Bathing Suits, 20 per cent off. All Bathing Caps, 25 per cent off. Short Visit Here! C. K. Wi dermuth of the government station at Sacaton was in town yesterday for a.

short time and called on smne of his old friends, lie has just returned from a business trip throughout the southern part of California. Union Services Tonight. Tin- usual union services will be held ttffiii-iit at the city plaza at o'clock. Tin- sermon will lie delivered by the A. B.

Tomlinson of the, Banlistc I Off To Grand Canyon Truels Bertelsen and her guest Miss Miller left Friday for the Grand i C.aiiynn. Mjss MiHer is; on her wav to I the coast, nnil stopped off here to visit i with Mrs. Bertelsen who will accompany her on her trip to the northern Part of the state. To Coast On Visit Mrs. T.

A. Bailey and daughter left last Friday evening for the Wash Dresses -They come in Gingham, Organdie and Voiles. Values to $12.50. Your choice, $5.00. AUCTION! Vacation in Prescott Miss Ophelia Celaya, stenographer at the local U.

S. entomology laboratory, is spending her vacation at Sb idols in the Basement Ston M. Saturday, August 25 at 10 o'clock a. m. MADRAS AND GING HOSPITAL GAUZE 3fi inches wide.

An 1 Registered Jersey Bull. 1 Holstein Bull Runs Auto Into Plate Glass. lung Neilsen, south side rancher, fad the misfortune yesterday afternoon running his auto into the plate glass window at Hyder Bros, store, breaking out a corner thereof, and breaking the glass on two sides of the showcase standing at the door. He says his brakes did mt work, and therebv tailed to stop the ear. FANCY PEKCALES Full 36 inches wide.

Cannot be duplicated today to sell for 20c. Vur choice now 13 yard. VOILES Last call, 25c and 35c values ut 15c yard. 43-PIECE SET Semi-Porcelain, gold band hair line; $7.00 value at $4.95. WATER PITCHERS 2-quart.

wide mouth, with Colonial flute; 75c value. 5Hc. HAMS They come in stripes and plaids, also checks. Values to 35c at 15c yard. White set 42-pice White Set.

$5.00 value, at $3.40. exceptional value. O'Ac yard. ORANGE BLOSSOM Long cloth, full 36 inches wide, 10 yards to the niece. Extra SCOTTSDALE, Aug.

IS. Mrs. William Kinsey has received word that her daughter, Mrs. Thomas R. Marshall has left Washington for Petos-key, Michigan where she will recuperate from a recent operation.

In of her weakened condition, Mrs. Marshall is as enthusiastic as ever about the Red Cross work, and puts in every minute possible at her knitting for soldiers and sailors'. The first draft did not take very many of our young men, and of the few called, practically the only one to pass the physical eamination was Walter Provenci, a splendid type of young manhood, and a soldier that Scottsdale will be proud to send to the colors. He is now waiting the call to training cap on the first of September, but as the second draft calls out more or our local boys, there will probably be others to join him. While A.

E. Steele was starting the engine of his pumping plant Thursday night, preparatory to irrigating his Paradise valley ranch, in some manner his hand became caught In the machinery and was badly crushed and mangled. Unable to crank his car, he walked into Scottsdale, where the injured member was dressed temporarily, and relief afforded him until he could see a doctor Friday morning. Mrs. Ellen Cash and Miss Anna Cash arrived Thursday night from Flagstaff where they spent the summer.

They stopped in Phoenix and left tlie little daughter of C. C. Cash who had accompanied her grandmother anil mint nn thfiii trin rpv.Q,- special. $1.50 the piece. Four and one-half miles north of Phoenix between Tih a venue and Central, on the Palo Verde road, and iie-half mile north on Camel Back road.

Having li iisei! my ranch I will sell on the above date at auction the following: Seventy head cattle, consisting "I' Holstein, Jersey and Durham milch cows, heifers year-ling steers. There are a number of uiadc milch cows in this lot, both Holsteins and Jer-scvK, giving from four to five gallons milk per day. 01 hers coming fresh within a few weeks. Critically III. Mrs.

Gussie Hall, who was preceptress at South Had at the Normal for the past two years, is critically ill at a iiospitai in Los Angeles, and there is no hope entertained for her recovery. This is sad news to her many friends here. v.nmo nf -Rvntin Pnttnn fnmrmm. mat of ihQ I joying a pleasant visit at oSL'- or Mrs. L.

M. Panknln. omces oi tneir attorneys, Arr July 0, Dr. Francis I-. Malone was canea i ac L.ewis; at rnocnix, Arizona.

Auburn, Nebraska, to see moth- 1917, at 11:30 A. to iiiwtu- iii, ii.ou in. unu on inonon his M. and on er, who is critically ill. Dr.

Malone which was duly seconded the Articles whn is eriticallv ill. Dr. Malone which was duly seconded the IIU2i Ueeil UWU.IL1U5 111 U.m l-u nit, vii. una till IU1 UllOU 20 acres, 2 miles south. $4000: $500 cash and $500 when the milo maize crop comes off.

Tou get the crop and it will run about $800. nd then $500 a year. This has a house, well and windmill, is on a corner and is extra good W. R. Stewart.

Mesa. Adv. ors under the medical reserve, and were by unanimous vote of all of the summons came hard upon the the stockholders of this corporation heels of the telegram calling him to, amended as follows: Auburn, so it is expected that he will Article is hereby amended so as eo from Nebraska direct to California i to read as follows: 5U Li mil ncuiaaiui unci. where he will enter training camp ARTICLE II 1. r.

Irqinin. I ni 71 WUC1C IlC 1V1I1 CII1C1. A.l.ll3 Tnp nrininnl nlnpunHi-hh uiiiuer irom time fr ume, provided however, such Boa ot Directors shall always consist of not less than three (3) nor more than tn n) members. They, shall be elected by the stockholders from among the number at the annual meetimr of ,1 stockholders in each yea" 0f the Article Six of the Articles of Incor ARTICLE VI The annual meeting of the stnot holders shall be held on the third Mon" day in July of each year I HEREBY CERTIFY that the for Sell? aIVhe amendments to te lr: Ucels of Incorporation of the Arizoni Cny adopted the stockholders at a meeting oe stock holders held tin the offices Tof Arm CI HER FOUND Eight Head of Work Horses ana ao some special worx in suismi preparatory to leaving for France. Lloyd Olmstead and Messers Ryno and Shaw of Phoenix have consummated a deal whereby Ryno and Shaw of the corporation is to be transacted, is Phoenix, Maricopa County, and at such other place or places within or outside of the State of -Arizona as the Board of Directors may determine: 1 Article Four is hereby amended so as to read as follows.

DEAD 11 HIS TENT found Mr. Cash quite ill with an attack of quinsy. Miss Cash, who is at the head of Scottsdale sphools. was tak-inci oeconie uie possesms ui tne uuiiaicau ranch, east of Scottsdale, while Olmstead takes over some valuable resi- nMn. n.nnarli' in Ttl(Mlrlix- r-, .1,.

1 i tuDutiL -u. corner home filled with new enthusiasm for and Mrs. Olmstead will make their 4 exceptionally good mares with colts One tlnvo year old mule, broke to work. Two farm Wagons, two spring wagons, two surreys, two bug-gii's, eight sets single harness, eight sets double harness and other articles too numerous to mention. witness my hand this 13th day ot august.

1917. nome. F. H. Gray was in Scottsdale Wednesday afternoon for the purpose or saying goodby to his many friends here before leaving for Asheville, North Carolina.

-Mrs. Myron Carter, Miss Marian Carter. Gus Raadulovich and Nicholas Hanlon. who have enjoyed a pleasant camping experience at McDowell, broke camp on Friday and returned to their homes here. Mrs.

Hans Weaver returned Tues The authorized amount of the capital stock of this corporation shall be one hundred fifty thousand dollars divided into fifteen hundred (1500) shares of the par value of One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) each. The amount of capital stock to be issued shall be determined by the stockholders. The capital stock shall be paid for in cash or may be paid for by the sale and transfer to the company of real Or OCrSOnal nmnPrtu Tirnvirlall n. HERBERT B. ATHA.

W.A.HORTON. President. Secretary. TATE OF ARIZONA CO 'OITNTY OF MARICOPA Also Several Sows and Shoats MRSA. August 19.

C. R. Wenner, 50 years, was found dead afternoon in a tent located on his live-acre tract south of the W. M. I loach residence, just beyond the citv limits on the Chandler road.

The bodv when found was lying near a chair from which the man evidently-had fallen when stricken. Ray Beach, makin-a call at the Wenner tent, discovered the dead man and notified Kingsbury who, with a coroner's jury consisting of W. M. Ueach, A Cof-fcU, O. D.

Pochin. W. Millett, T. Moss and Mr. Shumwav, viewed the remains the jury returning a verdict of death from acute indigestion.

Wenner had been subject to attacks of this nature, and a neighbor living on an adjoining place stated that she saw, him on Friday evening late holding ner worK. 3 Miss Carriebel Parker was m. weekend guest at the Claries Coldwell home. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs.

Cold-well, Miss Parker, Tviiss Leonora Cold-well. Miss Adeline Coldwell, and J. Will Brown, motored to Cassara where they enjoyed a picnic luncheon. R. H.

Woolf has returned from a pleasant vacation trip to California-Mrs. Woolf and Miss Woolf will remain at Long Beach until the cooler weather sets in. Edward Graves, came down from Prescott Monday with E. Graves, who was with his father returning from his usual Sunday in the mile high city. Edward will spend a week in Scottsdale, before returning to Prescott.

Mrs. Mary Washburn was a luncheon guest of Miss Rose Trumbull of "Costa Mia' on Wednesday. Mrs. Alvin Feree, accompanied by her father-in-law, Anson Feree, returned Monday from Prescott. Mr.

Frpp Went nn tn Tomno 1 day from the Sisters' hospital in Phoenix where she recently underwent an operation. The little baby of Mr. and Mrs. Hill, who are visiting' in the family of William Wells of the A. D.

Crablo ranch, is impoving from a severe ill tseiore Ale, William Spriec v-'; ary Public in and for the donntv of Maricopa, State of Arizona, on this dav personally appeared. Herbert Atha and W. A. Horton. known to me to be he persons whose names are sub- cnbed to the foregoing Instrument ana cknowledged to me that thev executed he same for the purposes and consid- i Tation therein a meeting of the stockholders called for the purpose the nature of such real or personal.

property and the price to be same shall be approved by the stockholders. capital; stock ofthis corporation when Issiied'ahd paid for as above provided, shall thereupon and thereby become and be -fullv nniti nn nni Terms: AH sums of fifty dollars and under cash. that amount a credit of six and twelve months will 1. given on an approved note bearing ten per '''lit interest, two per cent off for cash. Free lunch :1 noon.

Plentv of shade and ice water. D. J. PETER, Owner ness. Mr.

and Mrs. Adams, the former, a assessable. "1 CA-U11CI 111 JCIl AUU1IIB, have arrived at the Arizona Security company ranch. Article Five of the Articles of Incorporation is.herebv nmnnrlcil on H. T.

DOAK, Auctioneer hi read as follows: Given under my hand and seal of of-ice this of August. 1917 (NOTARY SEAL) W. D. SPRIGO. "tary Public.

My commission expires Feb. 22. 1920 Do not wait fHn M. L. Gibbons MESA, ARIZ.

Phono 222 Funra( Director and Embalmtr Lady Attendant ARIZONA EGYPTIAN COTTON COM- in, i- unuer the care of Dr. Alexander. Citizens State Bank Clerk (Five Points) ARTICLE V. The affairs of this corporation shall lie conducted hv rwi minuica ur mcciinu ui- aiutyinuLUtH5 Henry Alexander of Phoenix. nnil Mrs EVi.nL- Hiirctim .1 outii utnei uuui innate oiitcers I U.t WANT MU 111 son, Don of Portsmouth, Ohio, are en-j The stockholders of the Arizona and agents as they may appoint.

The office now. and set your WlA.