Arizona Daily Star from Tucson, Arizona • Page 2

PAGE TWO TUCSON, ARIZONA, THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 10, KJ3 THE ARIZONA DAILY STAR ed Nutional bank as of May 8 were low the $7,000,000 mark McCauU. Jii, 004,140. 05 or less than $0000 be- said yesterday. HIGHWAY 80 TOWNS WILL GATHER HERE Weather Report SAFETY CONTEST JUDGES PICKED SCOUT CAMP IS AGAIN ASSURED BOOKMAN MADE VICE-PRESIDENT PLANE 8AVES 9500 BAN FKANC1SCO The transfer cy plana of $3,500,000 between the California National Bank of Sacramento and the Wells Fargo Bank and the Union Trust company of thla city saved 1600 in Interest which would have accrued in the vent of Slower transportation. Arizona: Unsettled Thursday, somewhat warmer south portion; Priday probably fair.

rilOKNIX, May 1 (d) Minimum and maximum temperatures taken at a. m. and p. in. today, announced by the Phoenix offl the government weather bureau, follow: Look for It won't be long until it will be a tough job to the red tin lloston 43 Chi aco OS A meeting of representatives from all Arizona cities on United States highway No.

80 will be held In Tucson, Wednesday, May II. The meeting will be culled by the good roads committee of the Tucson Chamber of Commerce, of which Warwld Adainson la chairman. Decision to convoke the gathering was reached at a meeting of the bourd of directors of the Tucson Chamber of Commerce held at noon yesterday. The purpose will be to discus a program for the Improvement o( highway No. Hi), which recently was designated a part of the Broadway of America.

It crosses the southern part of the state from uma, through Gila lifnd, Phoenix, Florence, Tucson, Ulsbee, Douglas, and other Arizona points. fix that old tire in the hot sun, Denver 1 Pa- Plagstaf Kansas City 64 tii 40 eV (4 Consolidated Announces Promotion of Old Time Employe Robert Bookman, assistant vice-president of the Consolidated National bank, yesterday was promoted to vice-president, according to. an announcement by Thomas H. McCuulcy, president of the bunk. The promotion of liiiokmun was voted at the regular mo'nthly meeting of the bourd of directors of the Consolidated.

The new vice-president has been connected with Tucson banks for the last 15 years. "Mr. Bookman is the best young banker for his uge that I have over known," McCauley said yesterday, in making the announcement. The. resources of the Consolidat-' i a black stripe.

It-is the. only coffee name that brings you Los Angeles Two Physicians and Railroad Men to Decide Between Teams The unenviable task of settling for a time at least the age-old first-aid rivalry between Tucson and Phoenix, at a contest to be heic. in the Temple of Aluslo and Art, Saturday evening at 7:30, will be in the hands of Dr. Victor 41. Uore, Alvln Kirmse and J.

IS. Mc Inteer, according to an announce ment made yesterday by Art Sun-din, manager of the Tucson exchange of the Mountain Stales Telephone and Telegraph comouny. The contest will be staged by he Tucson and the 'Phoenix first-aid teams of the telephone company. Sundin announced yesterday the personnel of the two teams, as follows: Phoenix Russell W. Meeker, captain; W.

E. Platner, subject; tiurvey Brelsford, Dale Etherwoou, V. Anderson. Tucson Ueorge T. Smith, captain; J.

I. Dixon, subject; H. A. Clement, it. W.

Jenkins, C. Butler. The following breezy letter of invitation was sent out yesterday by Si! New Orleans tjl New Vork 42 Phoenix 68 Pittsburgh 44 St. Louis 6l Sun Pranclsco 54 Seattle 48 Tucson 6t Yuma top grade coffee only. ZONING BOARD HIRES EXPERT LEGAL FRATERNITY ELECTS OFFICERS PREPARE with a new set of Generals Pay as you ride VASEY RUBBER CO.

N. Sixth Ave. at Alameda Tucson's Leading Tire Store FORESTER TO BE SOCIETY SPEAKER Have Commission Hopes to Plans Perfected Before Fall In in i ii in mil sil I iilll li II ls-------- 'he' iTTv a' A Evidence a speeding up In Tucson's zoning program became apparent at yesterdays meeting ot ttie zoning commission at the Old Peublu club, when Chan man Butler announced that arrangements had been inaue with John D. Seymour, experienced zoning engineer, to assist the Commission in order that the ordinance may be presented tor adoption in the early full. Election of officers for the coming year, and plans for a big banquet to be held on Tuesday, May VI, were the Hems of business taken up Tuesday evening by members of Plii Alpha Delta, honorary national legal fraternity, at the University of Arizona, The banquet will be held at the Old Pueblo club in honor of the graduating senior members of the organization.

According to Phil Munch, newly-elected president of the campus group, all alumni members of the organization are cordially invited to attend the affair. The banquet Is an annual affair. The British Jewelled Sword of State 1 considered the most valuable as well as the most beautiful sword In the world. G. A.

Pearson, director of the Southwestern Porest Experiment station at Plagstuff, will be Hie speaker at the final monthly meeting for the year of the Tucson Nut-ural History society, to be held in the university auditorium at 8 o'clock this evening. The general public is invited to attend the meeting. "Porest Distribution" will be the subject of the lecture, which will be illustrated. The annual election of officers will also be made this evening. Outgoing officers are Prof, llalph S.

Hawkins, president; A. W. Hill, vice-president, and Prof. William G. McQinnles, secretary-treas- Water Supply Augmented and Council Officials Will Meet Today A special meeting of the directors of the Tucson district of the Boy Sco its ill be held at noon in the Old Pueblo club to make final arrang Tionti for the annual camp and to submit the plana of mobilizing the entire Catallna council for emerg ncies.

This plan will make every Boy Scout this district prepared for any emergency, such as forest tires, floods, earthquakes and other emergencies that might arise. In many sections of the country where the community baa beer struck by a calamity the Boy Scouts have been called upon to do various services, 1 uch as first aid, guard duty and messenger work. At the luncheon, which ha been I called by Hurry C. Uryant, president of the Tucson district, there are expected to tie more than 25 representatives of the -various troop in the council and from civic -lubs. Plun for the annual field meet, which will be held in Tucson next Saturday, May li, will also fcj discussed.

Scouts trom the southern part of the state will attend and compete. While here they will be the guests of the Tucson troops. The shortage of water which threatened I) cancellation ot the tiniiuU encampment of the lioy Scouts from Pima, Pinal and Santa Cruz counties at Camp Duwtou in the Catalina mountains, lias been cured for. It wua announced yesterday by Herbert C. Chambers, director of camping for the council.

A crew o'. workmen equipped with tools and graders will leave lor the mountain camp tins morning to levelop the- water supply, jjjiiauilt will be used to blast certain areas in order to insure a larger water flow. Ranger JU vV. lirisbin of the U. S.

Potest Service will be charge of the work. Held iirady. engineering expert, visited lue camp Sunday in compuny- with Uazen Shower, executive of t''0 ploy Scouts and Chambers, and announced that the water could be developed. Plans for the camp have gone ahead, it was announced by Showers. The lust period of the camp will begin on May it.

The second jieriod of the cmnp will end on une Sixty-five boys can be taken i of in Uie camp at one ime. Scouts from Pima, Pinal and Santa counties will attend as well as se.irat scouts from Hay-den and Winkleman, in Gila county, BOY FINDS BODIES OF FATHER, SISTER OMAHA. May () Run-nine to a field to tell hi lather that he had found the body of bis Seymour has been ussociuted with the lute Ueurge Kessler, nationally known ui; planning and zoning expert, in tne preparation ot h. 11. I'erry, iiiemDer of the lnvi- iallun comiuitlee: ilisery loves company' and we want the Phoenix First-Aid team to have lots of it! iun you come and help furnish some? "Aext Saturday, Hay 12.

7:30 p. m. at the Temple of Music and Ait, Tucson, they ate due for jne BittiiU trimming and misery In great quantities will be dealt them our 1'irst Aiders. "liut wait! -1'ou ain't heard nothin' yet'. "The program is quite different liom the old drab first aid con tests.

There's going to be somo-tniiiy doing every minute of the fiung. Between problems there will be song hits, exhibition dancing, musical numbers au snappy stuif. arranged tor by the Tucson uigiuiizuuun then dancing (a regular old time and refresh uvnt too, lots of it! "So come on over the more the iierner. Kemember: Tucson, Temple of Alusic and Art, 80 p. outurday, May 12." city plans and zoning ordinances tor Kansas City, Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Dallas, and a number of other middle western cities.

Seymour has just complete a set of present-use maps ot tne city tor tne commission. The maps are un usually complete in detail, being ot a much more finished character Are You Using the Growing Uian are usually employed tor thin work, assuring the commission ul auuguuie intoniiaiion upon winch tu as lue loundation ot Tucson tu-luie row th. These maps will here's the first really beautiful oil range auo. ii ft placed on file at the ot ot Ueorge T. 4irove, city cum uoui'.

auu viu un ttvauaoiv tv uiu one t'r inspection of the pro used work. Public Records jj JUDGE SLAPS FINE u. s. District court Judge H. Sawtelle, Presiding Johanna McGinnis against Globe itutgers Pire Insurance company jury found for the plaintiff to Uie ON ANGRY SLAPPER "An eye for in I ujiivuin.

vi wun interest We honestly believe it is the best that can be made. Morris slapped Carlos, and the judge slapped a five dollar fine on orris. Such was tne case in jus tice court yesterday when Morris bia live irom ijune 20 Cosmo Luna, arraigned, national rohib'tion act, pleaded not guilty, iriut May 15. Jose Trinidad Ortega, N. P.

arraigned, pleaded not guilty, trial May 15. Thirty-one indictments returned by the federal grand Jury, aoim, of a local clothing concern, entered a plea of guilty to simple uutiery upon Carlos 2ainorano, us West Lushing street, ana fined by Eawiu F. Jones, Justice of Deace. Sohn wa arrested upon com plaint of Zaraorano, who claims Eagle Milling Co. F.

L. Ginter, Pres. Phone 4 sister, Mary, 17, hanging from a tree, Edward Vankat, 15, stumbled upon the body of fae father. Prank Vankat, 50, on their farm at lrv-ington, nrr here, today. Vankat had been shot to death.

Authorities advanced a theory that the daughter committed suicide and that the father killed himself when he saw hi daughter's body, or vie versa. that conn mreaieuea kJ nun mm lor a 3 account when he appeared and offered to pay one dollar on account. Sohn lost his temper and slapped Zamorano, who Immediately had Sohn arrested. Judge Jones admonished Sotin that If he appeared in court again under the same circumstances he wimld send him to jail. SUPERIOR COURT Judge Joseph Jencks, Presiding State against John P.

Pfeifler, charged with embezzlement, on trial. Judge Gerald Jones, Presiding Prank McCaffery and Marshall H. Itawson. railroad seniority cases. Judgment in.

favor of defendants rendered. Case appealed, JUSTICE COURT Edwin Jones, Justice of Pssc. Inquest Into the death of C. S. Musson, Jury found that, death was due from natural causes, M.

Sohn, charged with simple battery, pleaded guilty and fined IS. Prances Marbley, charged with disturbing the peace, arraigned, hearing aet for Friday, 11 o'clock a. m. SCHOOL BONDS SOLD TO DENYER BUYERS The board of supervisor finished its work yesterday afternoon following a two-day session In which several routine matter were disposed of. The only action taken by the board yesterday, beside sign-Ing the large number of claim against the county, was that of awarding the bids on the 19000 school bond which wer opened at Tuesday' meeting.

The successful bidder for the bon 1 was the firm of Gray, Emery, Vasconelle of Denver. The bonds are for the Flowing Welt school district Announcement to Laundry Patrons a Off on all Sough Dry or Family Work brought in porcelain enamel, snow-white. "ItYNot What You Earn, But What You Save That Counts" Someone has said. Which is another way of saying what you save here on furniture amounts to having more money to spend. Arizona Home Supply Co.

183-187 W. Congress St. Next Door to the Tucsonia Hotel POLICE COURT L. O. Cowan, Police Judge Frances Marbley, disturbing tha peace, case dismissed.

it. D. Miiiard, double parking, fined $3. Building Permit Mrs. O.

Stewart, 514 tiouth Sixth avenue, concrete porch, $450. K. D. Edwards, for Dr. Pred Val-ers, 31 1 South Sixth avenue, 91350.

a. itubles, 26-3 South Church j.i eel, additions, (110. prancis Cuiedo, 401 Blenman atieei, dwelling, $200. Marriage License Emery unger, 27, of Nogaies, and Gurtruue Scnlichneier, 2u, of Compact design. Orouped burner ah -LSI i i IV IT ouilt-in live heat oven.

Accurate ANTHROPOLOGISTS WILL VISIT DAM heat indicator. Swift clean heat i tui i i ji lr: in iirw hub Herb fa a new stove that riced $1750,54 This beautiful Perfection you are going to want, just 1 fe one 0f 24 gplendid new as sure as you see it A beautiful, swift models all light-colored, swift'cooking, cooking oil range in snowwhite norcelain convenient. A11 niA eriamel! The first stove to offer beauty and lain enamel or in Perfectolac, a new Seventy member of the university class in anthropology will leave Priday on a three-day field trip through the Bait Kiver valley and the Roosevelt dam district under the leadership of President Byron Cummings, head of the department of archaeology. The trip 1 taken annually by member of the class, and the Itinerary call for stops at places ot archaeological Interest In the valley and Inspection of the cliff dwelling at Roosevelt. A second and (mailer section ot the class will take the trip the following week-end.

cooking speed with the safety and econ HAS CHARMED LIFE ABEttUEE.N, Miss. A whisky raid near ner netted revenue otu-ceis three stills, a large quantity ot mush and euu pounds of sugar, la iiio fight. Deputy Sheritf Torn viienn was near death tight times. When the smoke had cleared fellow officers found that many bullet holes in his clothing. auraoie lacquer never before used on stoves.

omy of oil Your dealer now has it on display. Even Come and see these new models. One of you arenc ready to twy, come and see them probably the range-is going to be it Come and watch it cook. exaetlv what vnu in Kwiiaui Mother's Day Gandy At All Martin Stores EQUIPMENT plus XPERIENCE Assures This will be a regular weekend Special All Summer. Business is rushing at the Unit Laundry.

But like most laundries, it is rushing more the first part of the week than the last. If we can keep up the same speed all week, we can keep all our help busy all the time. That means saving money for us. We art willing to split this saving with you if you will co-operate with us. Therefore, every rough dry or family wash we receive on Friday of each week until further notice will receive 10 discount from regular prices.

For those who prefer first of the week service, of course, our blue wagons will be on band to chase away blue Monday. We Will Mail or Deliver Your Mothers' Day Candy Superior Service East way to but. Tour dealer will demonstrate these new model for you, and if you wish it, he will no doubt be glad to tell you how you can tae any one of them home and use it at you pay for it. PERFECTION Oil Burning ngeg Momsen Dunn eg an Ryan Company. Et Paso.

Texas If you stop long enough to see the investment in equipment we have made you will realize how far we have gone to give you tne oest service. Experienced hands only A operate this equipment. choicest brands in all priced special Mothers' Day boxes ment. For Sale By PERFECTION Burning jfenges SNOW'S Mil Unit Laundry 5th Ave. and 7th St Cleaning Works No.

9 Sixth Ave. Two Stores Phone 968 523 N. 6th Ave. S21 N. 4th At.

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