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PAGE THIRTEEN THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, PHOENIX. THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 30, 1925 8 FOR SALE CITY PROPERTY Hotel Arrivals Building Permits April to date 214,878.50 April 1924.. 161,897.00 1925 to date. 1,199,776.50 1924 1,907,162.75 Irrigation Report Issued Daily by the Salt River Valley Water Users' Association Roosevelt Elevation at dam. lineal 135.22 Contents reservoir, acre feet.

.279,507 Loss, 24 hours, acre feet 2,383 Elevatian at dam, year ago, lineal feet 203.55 Contents reservoir, year ago, acre feet 1,037,539 Mormon Flat Elevation at dam. lineal 131.22 Contents reservoir, acre 60,600 Contents Roosevelt and Mormon Flat reservoirs, acre feet ....340,187 South aide use, miner's inches 21,500 North side use. miner's inches 70,280 Normal flow period, 4-23 to 5-1 1886 Weather Forecast ARIZONA: Fair south and west, unsettled northeast portion Thursday; Friday generally fair, little change In temperature. Weather Report nr1 3 a A. 3 i a 3 "5 5 a at 13 5 3 ADAMS John II.

Baker. Ssn Francisco; H. V. Sands, Los Angeles; S. C.

Cow ins. Detroit; It. G. Patton, YV. Griffith, Pittsmirg; F.

Kelly, San Francisco: Roy Fox, Los Angeles; M. Oakman. Boa-ion; H. Rosenwssser, G. A.

Dmp-sev, F. M. Hall. Ixs Angeles: Kath-erine Cain, San Diego: V. Tucson: E.

O. Feltre. Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. Sorenson.

Mrs. YV. W. Scott, Willcox; Cyrua Drury, Detroit; Mr. and Mr.

Arthur Wrinkle. Long Beach; Miss I A. Lehmann. San Francisco: Mra. C.

Hufeschmidt. Oakland; P. C. J. Kohlmos.

Visalia; G. B. MacXalr, Ios Aneeles; Fred Almy, YV. YV. Almv.

Tombstone: A. Rosenfeld, Chicago; K. It. Sells. Kd Scanlon.

Tucson; Mr. and Mrs. Jess It. Smith. Scottsdale: Bennie Cuhn, J.

K. K. Bragza. Mr. and Mrs.

W. VV. Trigg. Los Angeles: H. llui-lev, Kansas Citv; S.

N. YVarner. San Francisco; II. A. Elliott.

Clifton; Mr. Eva S. Coldren. Casa Grande; E. YY'eiland.

Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Northrup, Warren, R.

II. Larkin. I.as Vegas. JEFFERSON F. K.

YVitter. Ios Angeles; W. T. Locking, YVilliama; James Johnstone, Los Angeles; Y'lrgil Phette-place. Long Beach; Mrs.

W. M. Clifton, Kl Paso: K. H. McFadin, San Diego; Mr.

and Mrs. S. S. Dyer, Casa Grande: Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Jones. Clarkdale; Mr. and Mra. YV. T.

Hardman, Jerome; C. I. Posey, Los Angeles; YValter Lines, Pema -burg; Nate Nelson, Pima; T. Moore, Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs.

Z. F. Smith, Prescott; Tom Cocks, Globe: Martha Brown, Phoenix; Mr. and Mrs. C.

H. Green, Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. Beal. Ajo: Mrs.

G. A. Mekercka. Superior; Mrs. F.

YV. Snow. Superior G. Carlson, Los Angeles; F. YV.

Stackpole, Los Angeles. LUHRS L. B. Fischer. I.os Angeles; O.

L. Canello. Z. Huff. Tucson; James Reid.

Chandler: F.d Dogner, Albert Shafkey. San Francisco: G. B. Mc-Devitt, Oatman; M. J.

Kelley, Kinsman: H. J. Hand, Oatman; H. CI. Brown, Casa Grande; Gene Kava-naiish, Los Angeles; Mr.

and Mrs. A. YV. Sloan, Dr. F.

D. Light, Pasadena: Jackie Carson. Kansas City; John Burson. Kl Paso: George Etx, Roswell. X.

L. J. Capman, Phoenix: I). A. Keener, Mr.

and Mrs. Hammonds, Chandler; M. F. Kueh-, np. Prescott; YV.

A. Johnson, Yuma; Sidney YY'ilson, Casa Grande. SAVOY Mr. and Mrs. Glen Glasford.

Rani Diego: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Leigh-ton. San Diego; Mr. and Mrs.

K. MacRea. Los Angeles: Lieut. P. H.

Prentiss, wife and child. XT. S. Army; Mr. and Mrs.

K. L. Y'in-j ziker. Mr. and Mrs.

M. Melger, Los 1 Angeles: Mrs. C. O. Wood.

Gila Bend; F. L. Cherrier, Prescott. Deaths and Funeral Announcements Harold Verne Little Harold Verne son of Mr. and Mrs.

horn January 6, 1924, 192o, aged one year, Smith Smith, infant Verne Smith, died April 27, three months. and 21 days. YVhile there is a vacant place the home, there is an addition in to Paradise. While "we lonjr for the touch of the vanished hand, the sound of the voice that is still," our hearts are howed in submission to Him who takes pack this treasure that was i loaned to us for awhile. The sympathy of the entire community goes to the family in this sorrow.

Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Clyde Brensle. pastor of West Knd Baptist church. Interment was made in Greenwood cemetery. REV.

CLYDR BRENGLE. KILLED 'COON WITH ROCK ILLBL'RY. Mass. Charles Cunningham recently killed a iS-pound 'coon by hitting: it on the head with a rock. Before he threw his rock, a friend fired a shot at it and missed.

FEWER CHILDREN LOXDON Only 730.28S children were born in England and Wales last year, the smallest peace-time record ever recorded. Of this number about 55,000 died. The number of marriages was 208.O24, nearly 4.000 more than in 1923. UNWASHED WINDOWS I'LL, Eng. Some of the famous English fflass windows here have not been washed for six centuries because of the mistaken belief that washing might destroy the mellowing effect of time.

The white outnumbered races. races of the world are two to one by the dark Boston 44 '46 Cloudy Buffalo 36 58 Cloudy Chicago 42 46 Rain Denver 40 60 Tt. Cldy PTagstaff 32 62 Cloudy Fresno 54 82 Clear Galveston 64 68 Cloudy Helena 30 66 Clear Kansas City ...40 54 Clear Los Anereles ..54 64 Cloudy Minneapolis 54 Pt. Cldy Xeedles 58 92 Pt. Cldy Xew Orleans.

74 Cloudy Xew York 4G 58 Cloudy Oklahoma 40 Cloudy PHOKNIX 61 RS Clear Pittsburgh 42 C2 Rain Portland, Ore. ..52 74 Cloudy Salt Lake 52 6S Clear San Iiego ....54 62 Cloudy San Francisco 52 56 Cloudy Seattle 56 62 Cloudy Spokane 46 SO Clear Tampa 72 S2 Clear Tucson 54 S6 Clear "Washington ....46 56 Rain "Winnipeg 28 44 Clear Yuma ...56 86 Clear REFUB TO GIVE MINING FIRM RECEIVER TUCSON, April 29 A decision fa-voraWf to si: trustees and minority Pt- kholders of the 79 Mining company was hande 1 down yesterday ly Albert M. Sames, silting in the Pima superior court, when application for a receiver for the stock of the mining company, represented by Lee Ilea gun and Alice McKadiu, was denied by the court. This echo of lie .79 mines litigation brought two years ago t.v the Continental Commission company asainsi T. D.

Love and others, which resulted in an order c.r the court that the mine be returned to the Continental company, upn reimbursement of Love and his associates in t.ie rum of $70,000. was when attorneys for the 79 Mining company filed application for tho appointment Of a receiver for the stock. The application asked that an accounting lie had to ascertain the legal stockholders of the Continental Commission company on April 22. 1P22, and that the court adjudge th number of shares of stock each owned on that day. Also that receiver be appointed, pending1 this determination to take charge and possession of 862.125 shares of the capital stock of the company out of shares still unissued to the defendants.

rte.iR.in and McFadhi. Lopez Murdered Is Verdict In Tucson Of Coroner's Jury TUCSON. April 29. Ramon city employe whose body was found alongside the Southern I'acific railroad tracks early Monday morning, died from wounds 'feloniously Inflicted by unknown parties." according to a verdict of the coroner's jury at the Inquest this afternoon. The verdict removed doubts concerning whether Lopez had been killed by a train or was the victim cf a murder, and the police doubled their efforts today to trace the sin vers.

Dr. K. J. G.otthelf testified that the breaks in the arm of Lopez bad occurred after his 'death and that a deep gash on his forehead would have bled profusely. Officers testified that only a small amount of blood whs found on the ground and that there was no evidence of the body havlnir rolled or scraped the ground.

His clothing was offered in evidence and examination disclosed no signs of rents or tears. Yuma Operator Of i Slot Machine Gets! Fine; Will Appeal YUMA. April 29. Judge J. H.

Smith has fined M. A. Andrews here for the alleged operation of a r-: I ii.it. ill i ti. attorney, posted or bail and gave notice of appeal.

it is understood here that this will test case. Mr. Andrews claiming that the company which owns the machines will assist him. Mrs. C.S.

Thompson Elected President Of Bisbee Chorus HISBKK. April Mrs. C.I S. Thompson has been elec ted presi- deiit of tho choral club sue- i cedini; Julius J. I.iugal.

1)'-. H. Tuell was eleeted vice- president; Marie Hartlett, treas- peer: Miss Jean Boyd, secretary and: Roberts, corresponding freere tiry. Indian Will Face Commissioner Soon On Murder Charge PRKSCOTT. April tJenrse Iixon, Wallapai hnrsed ilh the murder of 'a veil, local taxi driver, will raipr.ed Saturday before the Indian A.

M.j be ar- I Cnited i States "omniissionrr here. A lepufy Cnifed States Attorney will come to Prescott for the arraignment. Youth Found Dead Oh Coast Formerly Lived at Win slow WIN'S LOW. April 29. Harold Irvbi crul, former Winslow boy.

was found dead in his Los Angeles apartment Friday ihkIu with a bullet hole in his head. Yhfle a pistol was found on the beil beside the younir man police scout the theory suicide ami are working on the theory that he was murdered. Cochise Pioneers Being Identified By County Officer nOTGLAS. April 29. H.

C. StillinHii. secretary of the Cochise County Pioneers' association is preparing a list of pioneers for James H. Kerby at the request of the secretary of state. Twenty-five years' residence in the stale constitutes the requirements for membership in (he association.

Babe Weighing One Pound And Quarter Is Born At Bisbee TilSFI.l-;. April ter Meiffhh? on ar.d rour'3 was horn to Mr -A diugh-one-fonrth and Mrs. t. E. coirord at a local Urrtav.

hospital Sat The infant is thriving and every in- aicuon Ik that she will be nd healthy child. normal Shriners To Visit Douglas On May 16 L.ii.A5, April nundred Shriners will visit 2. Four this city -y iw louuwitiK the Scottish PJte vV ucson. acc ording to T'' Shrine Kl band vill he here a parade. A Ill i i Cere-patrol the onntrv ne IOIIiih inir the evening of entertainment.

COURT 8 FOR SALE CITY PROPERTY 2900 Dollars Will buy a dandy little four-room modern house, nice location. Northeast, furnished, ready to occupy. In a few days. Small cash payment will handle. Call 6561.

-'I 4 ij Who Wants A new '6-room brick home. Willetta. No better location, $500 down, balance to suit. Se Adam, 1000 N. 5th St.

Ph-ne 939. $4250 Buys a dandy 6-room pebble dash on West Adama, $1000 under what owner paid. It won't last. FLICKENGER REALTY CO. 23 West Monroe St- Lot Bargain Four East front lota on North Second street for $3,600.

on-quarter cash. A splendid proposition for a builder. Location and eurroundinga fine. HERBERT 133 W. P.

PRINCE CO. Monroe St. You Bargain Hunter Look this over, the price is so cbPi am ashamed to print it. $700 cah will buy a fine big modern furnished concrete house that can be made into a double, with veryi little expense. Should rent month.

Might exchange for lots or smaller rroperty. Pearce and McMannon Inv. 112 N. 1st Street. Phone 6082.

Home Bargain Located at 350 North 16th St. 4 rOome and bath. Pebbledish, hardwood floors, built-in features, fireplace, basement and garage, shade. This ie a real buy at $3200. Small cash payment, exclusive with JT.

M. Kellogg, 16 W. Adams. Why Doesn't someone snap up thia tix-rooni brick nt $1500 less than builder's cost? Hasn't anybody gnt; $1000 cash to handle a real bargain? Its fcOt to be sold this week. See it and make an offer.

Jordan with J. R. Sandig. 15 N. First Ave.

Phone 6416. Income Two small houses on one lot, northeast, paved street, shade and fruit. Price $2900. Income, 20 per cent cash to handle, $500. Room for another house or duplex.

Where can you beat this in Thoenix? Judson with J. R. Sandige. 15 N. First Ave.

Phone 6416. REAL opportunity for a buy for less than real. Owner gone and will sacrifice modern 6 rooms and bath, brick pebble dashed. Wonderful shade; interior newly decorated and painted. Phone today 9355.

REAL INVESTMENTS "Beautiful new home, two blocks Kenilworth school Small down and liberal terms. Six room new. down, and cut -tO: $7(100; no mortgage: make-, offer on payment down ahd monthlv. MR. MILLER, Phoenix Realtv Trades Co.

Phone 741S CAM I' A bai Ada ms. I'll at KEK $300. cottage, Kincaid, 2 rooms. 140 West 11 FOR SALE COUNTRY PROPERTY $10.00 Cash $10.00 Per Month Buys 1-3 acre lot; near Indian School; paved road; one block from school, good location for a Bom. One block from car line.

Direct from owner. Phone 90S8. i-Acre Country Home 5 rooms, hardwood floors, French windows, well constructed, plastered and beautifully decorated. Few hundred feet off of Center avenue. Neap pavement ami good school.

Ideal for home. Water and lights and fine soil. Price Terms to Tight party with low monthly payments and no mortgage. Call MeNelev. owner, 7303.

WONDERFUL 10 ACRES $1000 Cash Will buy it. Has good 4 room houee, fino well, tank, garage. 2 Chicken bouses, incubator house, acres now in wheat, fine stand soon ready to cut, dandy family orchard, fine truck garden. A snap at $7500. Might consider some trade.

II. C. Thomu Inv. 20 W. Adams.

Auxiliary Eastern Lands Last Chance To get 10 or 20 acre tracts on the Apache Trail; paved road. We have just a few on. either side of the People are buying; tracts 'J here for homes, on account of -soil and location. 5 miles, from Mesa and the new main line railroad. Will have grav- -ity water from the Roosevelt Dam.

40, 80, 160 acre tracts north -or south of the highway at li of their actual value, Come in and let us show you. Free trips to any one who wants to investigate. If votu want land in this I' don't miss this opportunity. 3 Investigate now. 33 JEltH Adams.

Healy Conrad Go. FOR land in Casa Grande VaHey or Paradise Valley, see S. J. Rsndle. 137 W.

Monroe. 15-Acre Dairy Ranch at a bargain See Spann. with Fred B. Jones Realt 1st FIRE IN BRUSH SHED IN TUCSON, April 29 The brush and grass lira burning- in the Mule mountains for tha past several days was Completely extinguished at noon, according- to word received at the local forest service headquarters from Ranger E. G.

Mettler. While the rire was not on government land, forest officials, co-operated in providing leadership for the work of fighting the fire. J. C. Roak, assistant supervisor.

Who went tu the scene of the fire from Tucson returned lat last night stating that the blaze was under control. Approximately two sections of land were burned, he stated, with the loss confined to brush and grass, which damaged the watershed anu destroyed a considerable amount of teed. The fira. ha stated, was in the canyon south of Tombstone canyon, the Tombstone side of the Mule mountains. Ranchers in the vicinity and a number of volunteer fire-fightera from Bisbee worked to extinguish the blaze.

Mixed Program To Be Given Tonight From StationKFAD A mixed program of dance music and a studio program will be given over KKAU. McArthur Brothers' radio station, tonight, beginning at 7:30 p. m. and continuing- until 10 p. m.

'The first hour, from 7:30 to 8:30 p. will be given over to a dance program by Eddie Beckers "Eight Riveraiders," who will play ceuring tha coming summer at Riverside park. The remainder of the program, from 8:80 to 10 will consist of studio program arranged by Roy K. Marsh, local composer. This program will feature pianologue by Mr.

Marsh of his own compositions. Tonight's Radio Phoenix Time KFI, Los Angeles. 468.5 M. to 8:30 p. m.

Mixed program. to 11:00 p. m. Mixed musical program 11:00 to p. m.

Mixed program'. KHJ, Los Angeles, 405.2 M. 7:30 to 8:30 p. m. Children's story program.

8:00 to 10:00 p. m. Musical program. 10:00 to 11:00 p. m.

Mixed pro-tram. KFSG, Los Angeles, 275.1 M. 8:30 to 10:15 p. m. Auditorium service.

10:15 to 11:00 p. m. Studio program. 11:00 to 12:00 p. m.

Organ recital. KNX, Los Angeles, 337 M. 7:30 to 8:25 p. jn. Dinner hour program.

to 9:00 p. m. Play. 9:00 to 11:00 p. ni.

Mixed program. 11:00 to 13:00 p. m. Orchestra. 11:00 p.

m. to 1:00 a. m. Mixed program. KPO, San Francisco, 428.3 M.

:30 to 7:30 n. m. Children's hour stories 8:00 to 10:00 p. m. Orchestra.

10:00 to 12:00 p. m. Mixed program. KLX, Oakland, 508.2 M. Silent night.

KGO, Oakland, 361 M. 5:00 to 6:30 p. m. Concert orchestra. 9:00 p.

m. Musical program. 11:00 p. m. to to 2:00 a.

m. Dance music prosram. KOA. Denver, 323 M. Silent night.

WDAF, Kansas City, 366 M. 5:00 to 6:00 p. m. IVngram. 10:80 to 12:00 p.

m. Program. WOAW, Omaha, 526 M. 5:00 to 6:30 p. m.

Program. 8:00 to 8:30 p. m. Prosram. jf KFKX, Hastings, 288 M.

8:30 to 10:30 p. m. Program. CYL, Mexico City, 500 M. Silent night.

CFAC, Calgary, 430 M. 1:00 to 12:00 p. m. Program. NAUGHTY ROYALTY TOMMY Father, are kings and queens always good, FATHER Xot always, my son; not when there are aces out against them.

London Answer. NO REVENGE TODAY MAII Mum. there's a revenue officer waiting at the door. MRS. JONES Well, tell him we don't need any just now.

Hamilton Poyal Gaboon. por- ing which was evident in the trayai of Christina. Victor Kolberg as X'ils Krogsiadt, who precipitates the big moments in the play, gave the lines with spirit as the unprincipled, scheming individual who claimed his prey without flinching. This is one of the best thing Mr. Kolberg has done during: the season.

In Dr. Rank, a family friend, R. W. Anderson brought into the story likeable character in many respects. Mr.

Anderson played the part conservatively, but with care, and his work deserves a word of praise. Anna, the nurse, played by Angela Marshall and Kllen, the maid, played by Mrs. Merle Peabody were minor parts, but due to the regard each had for their relation to the whole won approval. as ivar and Bobby the children or iora and Torvald, Perry Chisum and Victor Kolberg the seecond, scored a real success. Although their lines were few they were said clear- jy nn naturaiiy and with the anandon which even stage effects cannot deetroy In American childhood.

Tfce aettinjra were well chosen and attractive. The lighting effects in the hanja of Major York, the costumes designed by Mrs. Tom K. Lumbar and the properties assembled by Mr. Harold Baxter added materially to the enjuynent of the play.

Leslie Setter, who directed the production, again received recognition for a finished performance which moved with obvious smoothness. "The Ijull's House" will be K(ven this evening and tomorrow evening at the Little Theater, 100 East McDowell road. EXT NGU MULE MOUNTAIN 40 Eggs and Poultry 41 Fruits and 45 Wanted Situation Ma! 46 Wanted Situation Feraal. 47 Wanted Salesmen and Agents. 49 Wanted Help Mai.

60 Wanted Help Female. 51 Wanted Help Male and Femtlt 52 EducatlonaL 56 Business Chances. 57 Wanted Money. 58 Money to Loan. 59 Personals.

60 RneHal Votlcea LOST pyuR Phone or 64. tortoise shell glasses. COIX purse Lost in Boston store, brown coin purse containin $26 and some change. Return to 115 N. Sixth street.

Phone 9948. Reward. FIVE month old American. Pit bull pup. Brindle color with white marking.

Finder return to 906 W. Lyn-wood, or phone 3273. HOT WEATHER Light lunches, delicious salads, cold drinks. Bear's fountain service excels. BEAR DRUG STORE 2nd Ave.

and Washington LOG Lost Red Irish setter, baby's pet. Answers name of "Sport." Reward If returned to 339 W.v Portland street. AUCTIONS COL. JOE MASONER General auctioneer, furniture and live stock sales a specialty. Phone 7382.

Res. 5147. 512 E. Jefferson St. BIG AUCTION AT 27 S.

4TH MAT 2 All kinds of household goods. Also a big lot of Gliddens' paints, Albastine in 5 lb. packages. Fan type Toledo scales, National Cash register, a large auto jack for a garage. Also 3 large size fire extinguishers.

If you have goods to sell, send them to Guess, he gets more money, rhone 7604 or 4296. J. B. GUESS, THE AUCTIONEER Announcement Dairy Cows At Auction May 5th, 1:30 40 HEAD COWS AXD HEIFERS CONSISTING OF -10 HEAD HIGH GRADE GUERNSEYS 30 HEAD JERSEY AND HOLSTEIXS LOOK FOR LIST LATER L. L.

FIXLEY, OWNER A. O. TALBOT, AUCTIONEER Big Auction Sale Friday, May 1, 1925 PF.OENIX AUCTION HOUSE 534 E. Jefferson START I XG 1:15 P. M.

Several beds, springs, mattresses, 3 Sanitary cots, 2 baby beds, 5 dressers, dining table and chairs, rockers, straight chairs, child's desk and chair, one Cedar chest, Columbia phonograph. one Silvertone phonograph and records, one baby buggy, 10 refrigerators, 4 ice boxes, 11 good rugs, lawn mower, good one, good cook stoves and oil stoves, one now model Perfection, extra good, three good fans, 16-inch "Westing- house, tools, dishes. Complete list later. We buy for cash or sell on commission. Another good sale so come early.

J. D. CAMPBELL AUCTIONEER Phone 7249 8 FOR SALE CITY PROPERTY With $350 Cash You can buy this new and modern 5 room frame in Capitol section. Lawn, pergola and garage; near car, school and pavement. A good value at $2800.

H. C. Thomas Investment 20 W. Adams. Buy from Owner New California bungalow northeast, near school and carline.

Everything modern, lawn, shade, walks, etc Reasonable price. and first payment. Phone 8123. $150 Buys Home Stop Paying Rent Beautiful new modern 4-room and bath bungalow. Price only $1950; $150 cash, $15 monthly.

Just completed in Delshire Place Phoenix' Newest Subdivision. On carline. city water, electricity, good streets, no street assessments, no city taxes, building and race restrictions. Let Is show jou, it's a pleasure to us. II.

5. Thomas Invest-ment 20 W. Adams. FOR SALE or Trade 7-room brick home, on East Brill, modern to the minute; will consider good car as part payment. Phone 130R12.

5-Room Brick Modern and move" in for See Spann, Realty. 34 furnished, all ready to $3500, with $1000 cash with Fred II. Jones 1st. phone 5954. Lot In Kenilworth Most nil paid for.

$130.00 cheaper than any lot in Kenilworth. Jones George 1S E. Monroe. East Van Buren St. Good 5 -room bungalow, brick stucco, double garage.

Can build on rear of lot, facing side street, room also In front for store bldg. Owner paid must sell at once. $4200 will buy It, $1000 cash. See I.ane with DVVIGHT B. HEARD I XV.

CO. Heard Bldg. Phone 6631 A FIXE new 5-room brick bungalow. N. E.

just off Culver St. paving. Fine old shade, garage, built-in features. 2 screen porches. Priced cheap for $3750.

$100 cash and $35 per tun, handles it. Thomas Glass, 12 N. Central Ave. $150 Cash Buys a 4-room furnished house on West Adams St. Total price $2150.

Balance payments $20 month, including interest. Jacobs Shedd, 18 W. Adams. For Mrs. Shelly formerly with F.

A. Dibble call Shelly Inv. Co. Phone 6824 324 N. 1st Ave.

See A. Jackson Temple, "The Landman," for homes. He is always ready to serve you. 430 E. Jefferson.

Ph. 4967 $150 Cash balance $30 per month, including interest, and you can move into this attractive California "bungalow just off North Central Ave. Price $3,250. Call 7303 and ask for Morse with H. T.

Weldon. OWNER needs money to improve his ranch and will sell his 7-room modern brick house, well worth $6000. Nothing like it in the block for less. For quick sale $4800. Might take a smaller house on it; $1000 cash and gobd terms.

Call mornings, 32R5. 4250 Dollars with easy terms will buy a new five-room red pressed brick bungalow. Modern to the minute, fine place, service porch, laundry tubs, garage, paved street. Northea st. Call 6561.

SELL OR SWAP New 5-room brick, hardwood floors, modern and a dandy. What have you? Dale, with Fred B. Jones Realty. 34 N. First Ave.

Phone 4 165x156 Feet Large lot on corner, N. near car-line. Fine 5-room house and garage, shade. $2750 is the price. And $500 cash will handle.

Balance $35 per month. Jacobs Shedd, IS West Adams St. Just What You Want New 5-room brick, worth the money, in a good location, near a good school and close, to carline. Can be bought for $300 cash, balance at $35 per month, including interest at 7. Call Morse, 7303, with H.

T. Weldon. First of May Is Moving Day It' will soon be here and we have the house all ready for you. $500 Buys It A delightfully new modern wire-cut brick bungalow, near carline. 2nd lot off pavement, northeast.

Has a large living and dining room, kitchenette, dressing room, inside or outside convertible glassed-in bedroom, a wonderful bath room complete and service porch, built-in Holmes disappearing bed, bookcase, writing desk, medicine cabinet, built-in ladies' dressing table, built-in wardrobe, large dressing mirror, built-in fancy China cabinet, flour bin. sliding biscuit board, electric light fixtures in and connected, hardwood floors, hand-painted Tiffany finished walls. and old ivory and white enamel fin- I ish throughout. Price only $3500, $500 cash, balance $20 monthly. See this quick, it won't last lonsr.

Thomas Investment 20 W. A da ms. Don't Pay Rent Buy this little home, 2-room house, lot 50x137, near car line. Price only $500; cash, $15u. I-ial.

$15 pet-month. Can you pay rent when you can own ahome on these terms. PHOENIX REALTY TRADES CO. 14 West Adams St. New Homes We are finishing 3 Spanish 'designed bungalows they are up-to-date in all details garage with cement runways with each bunualow The lots are 60x145 feet The prices are $4500 each, with every reasonable terms The money you are now paying out for rent will buy one of these bungalows.

Home Builders Tel. 6604 124 N. Is-t Ave. Best Lot Buy In Phoenix $2000 75 foot frontaue by 215 depth facing East on North 3rd street just-the place and far enough North for a modern home or an up-to-date apartment house seven payments have been made on the street paving. Greene Griffin Tel.

6601 124 N. 1st Ave. Lot In Kenilworth paving almost paid out, $150.00 cheaper than any lot in Kenilworth $1100.00. Jones George, IS East Monroe. $4750 A 5-room brick, completely furnished, very desirable N.

E. South McDowell. Nice shade, front lawn. An exceptional buy, in cash, Bal. like rent.

See Mc'and-liss with H. T. Weldon Lobby Luhrs P.ldg. Buy Now A lot in East Heights at $475 is vestment toward Good roads, city Princeton a good in-a home. water and electricity with all other c-Jtv improvement coming soon.

Terms $10 cash and $10 a month. HERBERT S. PRINCE CO. st. mi, flans, large lot for cheap by owner.

N. Central Phone sale, Ave. VAN 1U1 REN" St. lot bargain, lot 76x160, Only $6o if sold this week. Mr.

Hloya with J. M. Kellogg. 16 W. Coming Events Thursday, meets at April 30.

Junior Guild Trinity Cathedral House. 2 p. m. Thursday, April SO. Benefit card party given by Chapter No.

5, O. E. at Masonic Hall, 8 p. m. Friday, May 1.

Guest day of Chapter No. 5, O. E. at Masonic hall, 2 p. m.

FRIDAY, May 1. Balsz Community club regular dance at Balsx auditorium, 9 p. m. Friday, May 1. Benfit lawn party of St.

Mary's Women's Club at the home of Mrs. George W. Long, 113 East Coronado road, 8 p. m. Saturday, May 2.

Boys' recital at Arizona School of Music, 4 p. m. Saturday, May 2. Pupils' recital at School of Allied Arts, 4 p. m.

Saturday, May 2. Regular bridge tea at Country Club, cards at 2:30 p. m. Saturday, May 2 Madison Improvement Club, regular fortnightly dance at clubhouse, Indian School road, 9 p. m.

Saturday, May 2 Chapter of P. E. O. meets at home of Mrs. T.

C. Poison, 1318 West Monroe street, 2:30 p. m. CARD OF THANKS WE wish to thank our many friends for kindness and sympathy expressed at the loss of our dear baby. MR.

MRS. H. S. PHILLIPS, MR. MRS.

J. PHILLIPS, AND FAMILY, MR. AND MRS. R. K.

COOPER. We wish to thank the many friends and relatives for their kind sympathy and beautiful floral offerings during the illness and death our dear father. MRS. M. O.

COXTRKRAS. SOXS AXD DAUGHTERS. R. A. COXTRKRAS.

Brother, J. SAXTA CRUZ.Sister. Legal Advertising SHERIFF SALE In The Superior Court of Maricopa County, State of Arizona. The State of Arizona, vs. One Ford Coupe automobile.

No. 20949. Sheriffs Notice of Sale. Lnder and by virtue of the vested in me as Sheriff, A. J.

Moore, Sheriff of Maricopa County, Arizona, in pursuance of an order of court entered on the 21st day of April, 1923, in the above entitled and numbered cause, will sell for cash at public auction the highest bidder, at 10:00 o'clock a. on the 7th day of May, 1925, at the front door of the court house of Maricopa county. State of Ari-zonaT that certain Ford Coupe auto mobile bearing 1925 Kansas license tag No. No. S527610.

A. J. MOORE. Sheriff. By V.

A. Gardner, Under Sheriff. LEGAL NOTICE Notice is hereby given that I liavs sold my stock of groceries known as the Six Foints Grocery to Orval Fields. Dated this 21st day of April. 1925.

(Signed) JOHN II. VANDERWALKER. SHERIFF SALE NO. SHERIFF'S NOTICE OF SALE fn the Superior Court of Maricopa County, State of Arizona. The State of Arizona vs.

One Ford Automobile, J. C. Henderson, in-tervenor. A. Moore.

Slieriff of Maricopa County, State of Arizona, by virtue of the authority vested in me as such Sheriff, and in pursuance of an order of Court entered on the 11th day of April, in the above entitled and numbered cause, will sell for cash at public auction, to the highest bidder, at 10 o'clock a. on the second day of May. 1925, at the front door of the Court House of Maricopa County, State of Arizona, that certain Ford Touring Automobile, Model, Motor Number S482124. Dated tfiis 20th day of April, 1923. A.

J. MOORE, Sheriff. By A. Gardner, Under Sheriff. NOTICE OF SALE OF AUTOMOBILE Public notice is hereby given that the undersigned.

Mills Motor Service will sell at 'Public Sale for the highest and best price obtainable: One Ford Tourin bearing motor number 962306 and Oklahoma license. 1924, number T.47492 issued to Bert Haley, at the hour of 10 o'clock A. May the 4th at the place of business of said Mills Motor Service, 225 '2 North Central Avenue, Phoenix. Arizona. Said sale is held according to paragraph 3674, Civil Code, State of Arizona.

Dated at Phoenix, this 22nd day. of April, 1925. MILLS MOTOR. SERVICE. PROFITABLE LTA RATIi 2c per wore per iy, no discount for time or space; cash with order; minimum charge 25o THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN WANT AD DEPARTMENT DHOENIX.

ARIZONA PHONE YOUK ADS TO 4331 Ads received before ti p. m. will be properly classified. After 8 p. m.

will appear under "Too Late Classify" on following morning, and thereafter under proper classification. INDEX HANDY GUIDE TO CLASSIFIED 4 Lost 5 Found. 6 Auctions. 8- For Sale City Property. 11 For Sale Country Property.

12 For Sale or Exchange Realty. 13 Wanted Real Estate. 14 Wanted to Rent. 15 To Rent Houses. 16 For Rent Furnished Houses.

17 For Rent Apartments. 19 For Rent Furnished Rooms. 20 For Rent Housekeeping Rooms 21 Room and Board. 22 Summer Homes. 25 For Rent Land.

26 For Rent Stores and Offices. S7 For Rent Miscellaneous. 28 For Rent Pasture. 30 Wanted Automohllee. 31 For Sale Automobile.

32 For Sale Trucks. 35 For Sale Miscellaneous. 36 Swaps. 37 Wanted Miscellaneous. 38 Livestock.

83 Pet Stock. UlhM .00 .00 .34 .00 .02 .00 90 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .02 .00 .00 .00 i i 5 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 Local Weather Yesterday 6 a.m. Xoon 6 p.m. 84 50 20 IS dry 62 Temp, wet 52 Humidity, per cent 50 Wind from SK Wind, mils 3 Rainfall 0 Weather Clear Highest yesterday 84 60 24 0 Clear 0 Clear 8S vears 61 Highest same date for Lowest yesterday 30 Lowest same date for 30 years Total rainfall 44 0 yesterday, Excess in temperature 4 degrees. Kxcess in temperature since the first of the month, 110 degrees.

Accumulated axcess in temperature since January 1, 430 degrees. Normal precipitation January 1 to date 2.78 inches. Actual precipitation January date. inch. Deficiency since January 1, inches.

Today: Sun rises 5:41 a. 1 to 1.89 sun sets. 7:09 m. Moon rises 10:22 a. m.

Forecast To 6 P. M. For Arizona: Partly night and Thursday; Thursday cloudy to-not much change in temperature. For Phoenix and Vicinity: cloudy tonight and Thursday Partly little change in tempera turP. Weather Conditions Much of the central part of the country, including, the western portion of the cotton belt, was covered by rain in the last 24 hours.

Heavy rains occurred in places in the cotton belt. The rainfall attended a storm central near Lake Michigan which Tuesday morning was located in the eastern -cotton belt. Freezing temepratures occurred this morning in Montana, the Dakotas, Xebraska, Colorado, western Kansas, and northern Arizona. Cotton Region Bulletin NKW ORLEANS, April 29. Much cooler except near Atlantic coast with minima 40 degrees to 50 degrees in northern distrists.

Light to heavy rains in the Carolinas and central and eastern Texas with numerous showers, mostly light, in Oklahoma, western Arkansas and western Louisiana. HO BE TIT Q. GRANT Divorces Josefa Hualde sues Kufino Hualde rtosena H. Briggs jmes George F. Briggs.

Marriage Licenses John W. Basset. 23. and Sylvia Nielson. 17, of Arlington.

George Lyman. 6S, and Laura Lee, 37, of Phoenix. Perry H. Wright. 35.

and Ferne Oliva McFall, 32, of Bisbee. Births Reported M'FAV Born to Mr. and Mrs. Harold McKay of 31 North Twelfth street, a girl, at St. Joseph's hospital on April 29.

CAMPBELL Horn to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Campbell of 822 Nortk Seventh avenue, a girl, on April 2S at St. Joseph's hospital. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALH-Iiarley-Davldson Phone 7734.

J40. LIVESTOCK FOR SALK Serviceable work mules and implements for sale. Phone 6167. WANTED Alfalfa7 hay. Will harvest on shares or for cash.

Norton Ialry, Phone 6187. Capacity Audience Attends Able Presentation Of 'Doll's House' By Local Talent At Little Theatre Ibsen's "The Doll's House," which in spite of the invasion of the newer type of drama still retains its element of interest, opened lant eve ning at the Little Theater for a run is a I way developed the storv of three nights. The play an attraction, Its well plot and the continuity of compelling the attention through the three acts and a capacity audience attended the first performance. Mrs. Avery Corpsteln in the part of Xora established herself in favor almost at her entrance and held her grasp upon the audience consistently.

It may be said with due regard for conservative speech that she has never been seen to better advantage. An Ideal Xora. seeming to suggest all the gayety and bouy-ancy of spirit which Uvea in the character she was true to the conception of the fascinating; peraori she is supposed be. Mrs. Corpstein was ably aupported by Rafael Villagrana who stepped from the profesiinn in which he 1 best known Intn that of internratin.

the rather self aatiafied forv.i Maimer easily and satisfactorily. Mr. Villagrana looked the part of the man of affairs and readily took on the atmosphere. His work was convincing and well done. Mrs.

Lou Klla Archer, who mad her Initial appearance In the Ob's prograuia at the Little The, ter proved her right to the Important role of Mra. Llndan recognized more quickly as Christina. It ie to be hoped that Mrs. Archer will be seen in subsequent productions. She i well adapted to auch part which, because they are so closelv allied to the action of the piece need te handled with the keen understand Arei paone S95i..