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PAGE NINE THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, PHOENIX, SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 16, 1927. MONUMENTS I Outlook For Agreement At' Building Permits THE PHONE 7474 Geneva Parley Brightens As Discussions Continue all American cruiser, in SUBSCRIPTION RATES m.oet awrtfca. M.75: aMirtha. M.sai awnta. tv AU- ZONA: Oiw Tear.

atka. HNl wtk.r tt.m, i mntk. Per Copy WANT AD RATES ZZl4 elasaiflcatlaa. 4isMra fr tlnw aiweci cuk wit artcrs salnW ZL iueatip. ret word per day "Tha Arion Republican la a member of th Newpapr Classified Adwrtis.

lac Association, which Includes leadinc newspapers throughout the country and has for one of Its aims the elimination of fraudulent and misleading classified adrertisinr. The Arizona Republican, as well as erery other member of the Association, endeavors to print only truthful clsssified advertisements and will appreciate bayina Its attention called to any advertisement not contormina to the hlihest standards of honesty." ti COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR sauc "Paradise Valley $25 Acre SO acres milea north AM. clos to Tth St. extended. a nirnfA COUNTY REALTY CO, Moroe.

Cor. Off. Ellis Bid A Country Home ii Hav a H-mcr cltrua land paxfj citrus and acres alfaita wita even room modern onc un, hardwood floors, fire place. Jut miles south ami east 01 nw- velt school. The improvements ax worth the price asked for au.

Porter-Dale Realtors North 1st Ave. rn. Unusual Small Country home Small hut" attractive new house, a fini lawn. Iota of Krapes ana weaua 01 youni hade. You will be surprtaed this acre out North, for only- cash.

$2S mo. a Shelly lnv. 10. No.lat Ave. rhone mi COUNTRY HOME An acr and a quarter with a hrirk house, oak.

floore an fireplace, private water system and electricity, pavement; wui pui. 1100 electric range it soia oy nm 20th; price i 4,000, easy tertne. Street Kcalty Uo. 616 W. Washington 5 ACRES PECANS On beautiful paved corner euros-district 1.SS5.

S35 cash. Ideal far poultry. 32 N. 1st Ave. Room Thone FOR SALE 80 acre ranch ml.

S. W. Phx. 40 acre yountc alfalfa, 40 acres grass, water Cheap. Owner living uaiuornie.

Open to agents. Address Boa Hermosa Bench, Calif. 5 Acres Corner on pavement. In alfalfa Planted to dates and pecans. Priced.

$2,100. Call Brye with rf-. Herbert S. Prince Co. 12 W.

A dama St. Phone 584 5 ACRES, 6 -room house and baee- ment, lots of shade and chicken house and runs, entirely fenced, chicken proof; 3Vi mliee out. Don't wait. Buy this. See me thie afternoon.

Childers with Adama," 416 E. Van Buren. 2V4 ACRE corner on one of the best north paved streets, fine lo- catlon for a tea MARICOPA COUNTY REALTY CO 147 W. Monroe. Cor.

Off. Ellis Chicken Ranch rood frame house snif chicken sheds, furnished, also about 400 fowls mixed. Wonderland Inv. Co. 17 W.

Monroe St. Tel. 21958- FOR SALE, fine 6 room; house, Call Room 105, Monihon Bldg. 2 FOR SALE, 6 room; house modern half acre? land, parties leaving, will; sell cheap. Call room 105 Monihon Bldg.

5 $3,300 Home $3,300 8 large rooms, N. E. beautiful to- terior finish. Service porch, re-J frigerator, garage, lawn shade, aH conveniences, close by. Must be; sold $500.

Cash balance arranged. Ranch House Land Go. i 1006 N. Central Phone 14851: Paradise Verde Lands i Can get you large or small tracts la new location. Tel.

E606. 12 REALTY FOR EXCHANGE sale or; WANT home in Arizona, city or country, not over $4000 as dowta. payment on 3 houses. Price $8500: Income $100 month; located Ra-a dondo Beach, Calif. Tate Mortgage Company, 130 W.

Wilson, Glendale. Calif orn ia. 1 NEW Btucco, cheap, will take ca; or Jot, or small Phone 228C8. payment down. 20 LOS ANGELES lots, trade or part for Phoenix.

Wallace, 8578a Bargain For sale or exchange. Mr In 6 acres. In fruit and alfa 1342 W. Taylor. Call Sunday.

a 1 to 6 acres, close In good soil, to trade on 6 or 6 room modern Will nn diffprenca. Jaeoba-BliAAiL, 18 W. Adams. HAVE modern bungalow nesjrjj University, Tucson, to trade ba IJhoenlx. Phone owner, 6102.

NICELY' furnished 6 room hoasV" and garage, 1306 E. Willetta, UoZ per mo. Bloys FinnicaL J.S). J7J Monroe. IF YOU really want to trade, EoyZ or sell real estate or livestock.

Emery E. Oldaker. 122 W. Wash. MY equity of $2000 In 4-rOom brick for city lots or small acreare.

Box 27H, Republican. 2 LOT 50x150. Houston. Texas. See owner, Horace Goss, 13th Ave.

and" Buckeye road. Route 4, Box 253. NICE duplex, income $71 month, in west part of Los Angelas to exchange for ranch close to Phoenix. Box 28H. Republican.

6-ROOM brick on East MorelaadJ value $1500, to trade for Southern, California home of about equal value. P. O. Box 522. 13 REAL ESTATE WANTED WANT 1 to 6 acres North.

Give; price and terms. Box SOIL Repub lican. WANT 5-room modem, N. KJS good location, under $4000 that een be bought with small down psy-2 ment, balance contract at $30 per mo. Must, be near carllne.

have you? Tfl. Good Demand Rentals, furnished or Phone us your listings. Tel. 21951 Wonderland Inv. Co.

17 W. Monroe St John H- Quaiag 8her1dAB. Phone UUt. 7 LOST DRESSES 2 Stria' 7403. Reward.

dresses. Ph. a FOUND HORSE, bay. No brand. Owner can have by paytnir damages.

Br-ron Holly. Peoria. Aria. BROOD SOWS Strayed, red brood aowa to my place. Owner can have same by Dayinx for this ad.

and dam area. W. C. Nunn Ranch. mL No.

of Chandler, on Maaa Highway. 10 CITY SALE PROPERTY FOR Lot Bargains Lou W. Madison S43S ea. Lots W. Fillmore $700 e.

Lots N. Richland 65Q Lota Mitchell Ir $650 ea. Fb. 23303 Removal We have moved our real eatate offices from our old address at 33 North First ave. to 15 North Sec ond Ave, Ford Hotel Sandige Judson Phone 6416 i REE Medlock Place.

mill north of Camelbaek. on Central. Shoup Brick $4,500 6 rooms, nice pergola, double i-arair. Drive, snaae. grapes, aui th modern conveniences of built in features.

This Is a anao ana only 500 down. FUCKINGEK KtALII ViV. 113 W. Monroe 117 West Palm ThU i one of the nicest small homea in the city. 3 nearoomn, modern in every respect, wonderful location, fine lawn, garage, roaes nni shrubbery, with back yard in lawn and fenced.

Owner he moved to Canada and wishes to sen. tx- lusively with J. M. Keuogg, realtor. $250 Cash Balance M0 ner month, will buy fine new 5 room brick home.

North East, all hard wood floors, tsuui in features. See tnis toaay. rnone 4639. A Corner On pavement, 7 rm. house, has good shade and is a bargain at $5250.

$b00 casn. uai. to suiw Shelly Inv. uo. Ph.

6822 111 STOP PAYING RENT Riit this nice modern home, new, nnd ready to occupy. Location flarf ieid. near 14th. Owner, P. O.

Box 1303. WILL sacrifice my home, 6 -room furnished bungalow; ga rage, fruit trees, grapes, lawn. 1130 E. Culver. Van Buren Bargain Lot with 6 -room house on East Van Buren near Pay'n Takit etore.

At tb Rareain orice of. $4400. $750 cash. Bal. terms.

Must be eold at nce so hurry. Butterfield Realty Co. 20 West Adams $4200 $300 Cash $35 per month will handle this room brick stucco NE. Moree with Weldon. Phone 7303.

B. H. Dodt, 141 W. Monroe. Sells Real Estate and Insurance $300 Down And own two modern furnished four room houses on corner lot.

Located Northeast on pavement. Live In one and rent from the other will take care of your monthly pay- ments. Why pay rent? Teh23372. APARTMENT, rooming house. 80 rooms, close In.

Exclusive with O. L. Vntiedt Ranch House Land Co. PHONE 24551 NEW 6-room Spanish stucco. Beautiful finish.

Garage with living quarters, $1000 cash. Consider car In trade. Thomas Glass, 12 N. Central. For Sale Resident and business property In good location.

Reasonable prices and easy terms. Six Points Realty Co. Phone 7839. A representative will be on duty each Sunday from 9 to 13 noon at the main office of this company in the Heard Bldg, 114-116 North Central Ave, to answer questions and make appointments. Phone 6631 Dwight B.

Heard Inv. Realtors At Your Service FOR SALE An up-to-date 6 room brick house, northeast, near school and car line, $4900; easy terms to right party. Monroe Bush, 2533 N. 9th St. Phone 4578.

$200.00 Cash Buys Home Neat Spanish type northeast. Lot 50x160'. purchaser may choose own electric fixtures, small monthly payment. Dwight B. Heard Inv.

Co. Realtors Heard Bldg. Phone 4631 Ask for No. L. C.

1 I MUST sell corner lot, 150x150 $750. 715 W. Taylor. BARGAIN by owner in 4-room brick. Near schools.

$500 will han dle. 801 E. Garfield. 11 COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE $50 down per acre for real citrus land. $10 per month Including Interest at 7.

Call 6631 Saturday p. or Sunday morning and make appointment to see these restricted northeast citrus acres. Paradise Valley Lands For lands In Paradise-Deer Valleys see S. J. Rundle.

1420 N. 3rd St Phone 23604. 10 ACRES close in, fine soil. Fine for a home, better for sub-dividing, $3500. See W.

T. Adams for Information. 416 E. Van Buren. Ph.

6948. $250 CASH Buys 1 acre homesite on 7th St. pavement, near car line. $1,009. MARICOPA COUNTY REALTY CO 1 147 w.

Monroe. Cor. Off. Ellis i7t 14 S3 34 Weather Report Arizona 1 Forecast i Arizona: Mostly fair "Saturday and "unday; not nuch change 'n tempera ture. Generi Weather Yesterday a 9 If MS 9.

3 6 Pi 2 3 Boston 72 92 Cloudy Buffalo 68 74 Pt-Cldy Chicago 66 80 Clear Denver 66, 92 Clear El Paso 74 Flagstaff 48 86 Clear Fresno 66 98 Pt.Cldy Galveston 82 88 Clear Helena 50 64 Pt. Cldy Kansas 70 88 Clear Los 60 76 Clear Minneapolis 62 86 Pt.Cldy Needles 78 110 Clear New 80 88 PL Cldy New 74 90 PL Cldy Okla. 66 90 Clear PHOENIX 73 105 Clear Pittsburgh 66 86 Cloudy Portland, Ore. 66 82 Clear SL Louis 68 86 Clear Bait Lake City 64 88 PL Cldy Han Diego 62 70 Clear Ban Francisco 66 64 Cloudy Seattle 66 78 Clear Bpokane 60 76 Tampa 78 92 Rain Tucson 76 102 Clear Washington 70 94 Rain Winnipeg 66 80 PL Cldy Yuma 74 106 Clear .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .01 .00 .00 .00 .00 .44 .00 .00 .00 .60 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .68 .00 .16 .00 .00 Local Weather Yesterday 6 a.m. Noon 6 p.m.

dry 75 101 104 Temr-. wet 68 68 67 Humidity, per cent 84 14 12 Wind from SW Wind, miles 4 7 6 Rainfall 0 0 0 Highest yesterday Jjjjj Highest same date for 32 108 Lowest yesterday Lowest same date for 82 66 Deficiency In temperature yester day, 1 degree. Excess In temperature since the first of the month, 5 degrees. Accumulated excess in temperature since January 1, 227 degrees. Total precipitation this month, 0.22 Inches.

Normal precipitation January 1 to date, 3.21 inches. Actual precipitation January 1 to date, 2.18 inches. Deficiency since, January 1, 1.03 inches. Today: Sun rises 5:30 a. m.

Sun sets 7:37 p. m. Moon rises 9:31 p. m. Moon sets 7:22 a.

m. Forecast to 6 P. M. Saturday For Arizona: Mostly fair tonight and Saturday except unseiuea northeast portion; warmer norin- ntrol nortlon tonierht. For Phoenix ana vicinity: air tonight and Saturday; not much change in temperature.

Weather Conditions Uniform barometric conditions in the interior have been conducive to the formation of showers and thunderstorms which have covered many of the interior states, Including a large part of the cotton belt. Fair weather prevails over the extreme west and southwesL Warmer weather prevails today In the ex treme north, over Texas ana souin-ern Nevada. An early morning temperature of 48 degrees at Flagstaff is the lowest reported. Cotton Region Bulletin NEW ORLEANS, La, July 16. Temperatures near normal or slightly above In belt except for low maxima in northwestern districts.

Mostly light to moderate but locally heavy showers in Atlantic states, Arkansas and areas near mouth of Ohio river with one two Inches in scattered localities; moderate to heavy rains in most portions central and western Oklahoma and north Texas and more locally in central Texas with mostly one to four inches in southeast Oklahoma and northeast Texas. ROBERT Q. GRANT, Heavy Rains In Part Of Cotton Area Reported Rain reaching a total of four Inches fell in some sections of the cotton belt, and extended through the Colorado and Neverda section to Canada, according to report of the United States Weather Bureau here. The rainy section started on the northeast coast, swung through northern Texas and Oklahoma, where one to four. inches fell, then turned northwesL All Pacific coast points were reported cloudy, but Bkies generally cleared East of the mountains.

Legal Advertising NOTICE OF HEARING ON ASSESSMENT PUBLIC NOTICE of the time fixed by the Commission of the City of Phoenix, State of Arizona, for hearing and passing upon the assessment and the proceedings heretofore had and taken for street work on the ALLEY IN BLOCK 2. EVERGREEN PLACE in the City of Phoenix. Pursuant to the provisions of Title VII. Chapter XIIL Revised Statutes of Arizona, 1913 Civil Code, and amendments thereto, PU-BLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVENthat the Superintendent of Streets of the City of Phoenix, did on the 13th day of July. 1927.

notify the Commission of the City of Phoenix that he had recorded the assessment and warrant for certain work on the ALLEY IN BLOCK 2, EVERGREEN PLACE in said City of Phoenix, being work Initiated by Resolution No. 4008 of the Commission of the City of Phoenix, on file with the City Clerk of said City, and performed under Street Contract No. 218, on file In the office of the Su perintendent of Streets of the said City, to which resolution and con tract reference is hereby made for a more particular description of said work, and that said Commission of the City of Phoenix, has fixed the time and place of hearing and passing upon the said assessment and proceedings theretofore had and taken at 10 o'clock A. M-. on the 3rd day of August.

1927. at the Commission Chamber in the City Hall In said City of Phoenix. The property assessed to pay for said Improvement comprises all the lots, portions of lots, pieces or parcels of land included within the district in said City of Phoenix, described as follows, to-wit: All of Block 2. Evergreen Place. Excepting therefrom any portion of any public street or alley which may be included within the above described district.

Reference la hereby made to the July to date 91,040.00 July 1026 125,161.00 1927 to date 1926 total The following permits were issued yesterday: Miscellaneous permits Yesterday's total $2,775 Irrigation Report Roosevelt Reservoir Height of dam, linear feet. 40 Elevation of water oae year ago, linear feet 165.85 Elevation of water today, linear feet 174.00 Capacity or reservoir, acre feet 1,637,300 Contents of reservoir one year ago, acre feet 654,285 Contents reservoir yes-day, acre feet 642,212 Loss In contents in last 24 hours, acre feet 4,883 Hore Meaa Reservoir Heicrht of dam, linear feet 282 Capacity of reservoir, acre feet 245.00C Contents of reservoir yesterday, acre feet 191,292 Loss in contents in past 24 hours, acre feet 472 Mormon Flat Reservoir Height of dam, linear feet 147 Elevation of water today, linear feet 123 Capacity of acre feet 94,000 Contents of reservoir yesterday, acre feet 52,500 Gain In contents in last 24 hours, acre fet 1,430 Total Water Stored Etc. Total water stored in reservoirs, acre feet 886,004 Net loss in contents of res ervoirs in last 24 hours, acre feet 3,925 Water Diverted Bouthside use, miner's inches 40,500 Northslde use, miner's inches 50,760 Diverted at Granite Reef Diversion Dam, acre feet 4,620 DiveYted at Joint Head diversion dam, acre feet 115 Underground, water pumped, acre feet 1,065 Normal Flow Water Normal flow waters of rivers for use on land under cultivation in or before the year 1881, from 6 p. m. July 11 to 6 p.

m. July 19, 1927, in clusive. Short variations in rivers entitle lands in cultivation in or before the following years to a portion of full period accumulation as follows: Year Per Cent 1883 1886 1887 1889 1890 87 62 50 27 Marriage Licenses VOSS, Wilfred Theodore, 24, of Inspiration and Marjorie Ella Men-ser, 20, of Tempe. Births Reported REUTER Born, to Mr. and Mrs.

I. I Reuter of 1452 East Fillmore street a boy, -July 2. The new arrival has been named James Louis. Divorces Asked MAY, Martha L. sues James W.

Assessment District Diagram, District No. 27-28, on file in the office of the City Engineer of the City of Phoenix, for a more complete and detailed description of said district. Improvement bonds extending over a period of approximately ten (10) years from their date and bearing interest at the rate of six (6) per cent per annum will be Issued under the provisions of Chapter 144 of the Session Laws of the State of Arizona for 1919, and amendments thereto, in the name of the City of Phoenix but payable only out of the-, special fund collected from the assessments levied against the property situated within the above described assessment district. Any owner, contractor, or his as signs, or any other person directly interested in said work or in the assessment for the expenses of the same, having any objections to the. assessment or any previous proceedings connected therewith, or who claims that the worn nas not been performed according to the contract in a good and substantial manner, or making any objections to the correctness or legality of the proceedings, or claiming that said assessment or any part thereof should be modified, may at any time prior to the time fixed for said hearing file with the City Clerk of the City of Phoenix, a written notice briefly specifying the grounds of his objections, and at the time fixed for said hearing or at such time or times not later than ten (10) days thereafter, to which such hearing may be postponed, the said Commission will hear and pass upon all objections so made and filed.

All the decisions and determinations of said Commission upon the hearing aforesaid will be final and conclusive as to all errors, informalities and irregularities which said Commission might have remedied or avoided at any time during the progress of the proceedings. This notice published in accordance with an order of the Commission of the City of Phoenix made on the 13th day of July, 1927. GEORGE KIRKLAND, City Clerk. Published July 16th, 17th, 18th, 19th and 20th. 1927.

NOTICE OF HEARING ON ASSESSMENT PUBLIC NOTICE of the time fixed by the Commission of the City of Phoenix, State of Arizona, for hearing and passing upon the assessment and the proceedings heretofore had and taken for street work on the ALLEY IN BLOCK 6, CHURCHILL ADDITION in the City of Phoenix. Pursuant to the provisions of Title VIL Chapter XIIL Revised Statutes of Arizona. 1913 Civil Code, and amendments thereto, PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Superintendent of Streets of the City of Phoenix, did on the 13th day of July, 1927. notify the Commission of the City of Phoenix that he had recorded the assessment and warrant for certain work on the ALLEY IN BLOCK 6. CHURCHILL ADDITION in said City of Phoenix, being work initiated by Resolution No.

3096 of the Commission of the City of Phoenix, on file with the City Clerk of said City, and performed under Street Contract No. 212. on file in the office the Superintendent of Streets of the said City, to which resolution and contract reference is hereby made for a more particular description ol said work, and that said Commission of the City of Phoenix, haa slon, with the exception of those I the Omaha class, will be at lea. 0 years old next year and there for be of little use In such scheme. British spokesman emphasises today that their cruiser problem la complicated by the fact that during the Word War Great Britain built number of vessels for scouting and patrolling In the North Sea.

Now that the menace of the German high seas fleet has been removed these vessels have been found useless for the navy's general peace time work In other waters. For example If such ships were operate in the Red Sea the Persian Gulf or the Indian Ocean, larger and cooler quarters would have to be provided for their crews, otherwise the sailors would be "literally cooked' under rhe steel decks. These overhaulings In the interest of humanity, it was stated, would cause a considerable Increase the British tonnage quota. The same spokesman pointed out that Great Britain, instead of being ahead of cruiser construction. actually behind because during the war ehe was building ships for short cruising radius and not for her general needs.

Finally, he declared, although Great Britain would be able to use some obsolete obsolescent vessels for convoying freighters she would need newer and faster cruisers to convoy such fast liners as the Mauretanla, Aquitanla, Berengaria and Majestic, dnce the ppeed of a convoy obviously is that of its slowest unit. Much interest has been aroused conference circles by announcement that Sir Esrae Howard, British ambassador to the United States will visit President Coolidge. Delegates are speculating whether the visit will bring increased chances of negotiating a limitation treaty here. all the power that can be generated either at Boulder Canyon or the more favorable location, Black Canyon, would be contracted for even before the dam was completed. This power use should be of benefit to the upper basin states from the development of a metropolitan area in Southern California which would provide markets for products of these states, not alone agricultural but raw materials." Reports of other members of 'He advisory group will be given Dr.

Work at sessions tomorrow. Members of the California river commission and representatives of the Imperial Valley Irrigation district, who early this week isited Governors Adams and Emerson and presented their positions, and who are still in Denver will appear, at tomorrow morning's cession and present their facts and figures the committee. Decision to fall them before the committee was reached following the request of Mr. Garfield that he would like to hear from them. In today's discussion, all of the members of the committee were agreed that construction of the All-American canal through the Imperial Valley and which has been made a part of the Boulder Canyon dam development project was entirely feasible and one that would not present many engineering difficulties.

It is expected the committee will complete its report to Secretary Work late tomorrow. Miami Woman Dies From Shock When Told Child Killed (Associated Tress Leased Win-) MIAMI, July 15. Shock suffered when a neighbor erroneously told her that her baby had been killed in a fall down the cellar stairs, caused the death here today of Mrs. Polita Corral, 25. In vestigation proved that the child was only slightly injured.

However Mrs. Corral was taken ill immediately following the neighbor's information and attending physicians attributed shock ns the cause for her death. Tonight's Radio KFAD, Phoenix, 272.6 M. 3:00 to 4:00 p. m.

Matinee pro gram. CFAC, Calgary, 435 M. Silent night. KOA, Denver, 326 M. 8:00 to 10:00 p.

m. KFI. Los Angeles, 468.5 M. 6:30 to 2:00 a. Mixed musical program.

KHJ, Loa Angeles, 405.2 M. 7:30 p. m. Children's program. 9:00 to 11:00 p.

ni. Mixed musi cal program. KNX. Hollywood, 337 M. 6:00 p.

m. to 2:00 a. m. Studio and musical program. KFWB, Hollywood, 361 M.

8:00 to 11:00 p. m. Mixed musl cal program. KFSG, Loa Angetea, 275.1 M. 7:30 to 10:30 p.

m. Church ser vices and studio program. KPO. San Franciaco, 422 M. 10:00 p.

m. to 2:00 a m. Orches tra program. KfiO. Oakland.

384 M. K-00 to 12:00 p. m. Studio and musical prograia. Hotel Arrivals ADAMS Frank Jordinella, Denver; A.

R. Von Kuith. Munich, Germany; Richard Speich. rresden. Germany; Chis K.

Pischon, Phoenix; Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Walz.

H. A. Abramson, Los H. C. Gibbs.

Boston; A. Gamble, Louis; "William Reed, Indianapolis; 11. W. Bean; Chicago; J. M.

Polland. El Paso; Mice A. Linnemann, St. Charles. L.

C. Morgan. San Francisco; E. Ryan, Winslow, M. P.

Car-row. Globe; Mrs. O. C. Parker and daughter.

Tucson; Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Bring. Tucson: Phil Winds-berg. New York City; R- L.

Allen. R. M. Stiles, Los Angeles; Julius Kohn. New York City: Robert E.

Tallev, Jerome; Adelle Mahone, San Francisco; Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Miller. New York City; J.

Tyler. Boston; Mr. and Mrs. F. J.

Fall. Worcester. C. H. James.

Lordsburg, N. L. D. Van lvke, J. W.

Strode. Miami; Will T. Owen. El Paso; A. L.

Stonaker. Tucson: Dr. O. B. Fatton.

Mrs. J. I Donivin. Jas. Donivin, More B.

Donivin. Mrs. J. Callison. Miss B.

Williamson, A jo: Ted H. Docker, C. C. Julian, H. B.

Flesher, Miss M. Smith. and Mrs. Hutchinson. Johnny Janabe.

Loa Angeles: N. Chipley. St. Louis. Mo.

rEVA. July 15 "About CO-50 JZl wy I would put if." was the Jm tonight on th. nrVs ol auccea of the trl-tfetfi, naval conference by a ZZt member, of the Japanese Elation who ha spent much ftn the United State. Thij 60-60 chance of success Is tVrd the pessimism wed by delegates during the 2 days. The increased ffUf.ilncM seemed to have per- STd thre fvfct although there was no to Justify it.

to-con- a orlTste meeing was held today Jwten Hugh G.bson. chief Amer-v delegate and Admiral Viscount Sfrto of the Japmeae delegation caud ftron belief that in i'1 lh l'nltefl States now irmly united in insisting on loweat possible tonnage for Ir-iaera and also upon the mounting eight-inch guns tha aire of the cruisers Is less tha maximum of 10,000 tone at the Washington con-frtoca. Oa tha other hand, it seems mmJIT c'ear tnat IaPan Great Brttiifl united in seeking: to Sir tha number of 10.000 ton rruliera f'r the United States and pJJt Britain kept down to about J'jipan and Creat Britain also to have the same desire in Toolbar direction, which wai given Mrtletitfr emphasis today by Rrl-tlib ipokesmen that is the policy nf not scrapping all old cruisers wln tliey are replaced by new eneabut keeping them for coast de-(fn patrol and convoy duty. Tbla Anglo-Japanese plan for ntillzing" obsolescent warships has ten questioned in American clr-flta aa poasibly undesirable on the pound that their maintenance would involve an inflated kind of limitation. Moreover, they declare C.C.

Julian And Party Here For Mines Inspection C. C. Julian, California capitalist Ad head of the company which cwna group of Arizona mineral properties including the Monte CriW mine near Wickenburg. is in PWnix for a short visit. He and his party, including H.

B. Flesher, aeretary and traveling companion, Ulia M. Smith. Dr. and Mrs.

Hutch-Uwon and Johnny Janabe, stopped Ut night at the Hotel Adams. Mr. Julian plana to continue de-vtlopment work on the Monte Cristo, which, with a group of imallT properties, was purchased taut December from Ezra. Thayer of Pboenlx. and he is decidedly inter-itd In the Black Hawk mine, he rtrorts.

"We believe the Black Hawk ihows great possibilities of development," Mr. Flesher declared last vning, "hnd Mr. Julian is interred in making arrangements to open work on it." Before coming to Phoenix the prty went Into Mexico to look over nme mining property there, and thy plan to leave here this morning for the Wickenburg district to Inspect the Monte Cristo and Black Hawk minis. Grape Shipments For Valley Reach Total Of 23 Cars Grape shipments took a drop yesterday. One car went out of Phoenix through the Amejican Railway Eiprns, bringing the season's total to 23 cars since the movement tarted nine days ago.

Two cars have been ordered for tomorrow, one fur Phoenix and one for Peoria, but as it generally require two days to load a car at the latter station it is probable that but one car will be shipped from the Valley tomorrow. The decrease in shipments is explained by the glowers as being due to the fact that shippers are not loading any fruit that is not thoroughly sweet ami ripe, and for that reason picking is not being done eiy heavily at this time. The ahlppers are trying to maintain an excellent quality of marketable and sweet grapes throughout the season, with the result that the Ariiona fruit is commanding godd Prices and an excellent reputation in the Eastern markets. BlackCanyon Dam Favored By Work Advisory Board (Continued from page One) advisory rjiup, declared his belief wat the menace of floods was very remote In the Imperial Valley. In 'his belief he was Joined by Governor Frank C.

Ema joft of Wyom- aiso a member of the group and former Governor James of Naveda. Willim F. IHirand of Stanford university, likewise a member of "a aim ri1nred the reatest menace to the Imperial at the present time was the ft carried bv the river which rap-K'r was making the soil of the harder to cultivate. He de-Jared it now annuallv costs the timers of some 400.000 acres of fcl in the vallev an average of $3 tr acre for silt control. In this nneotlon former Governor Schrug-aam declared studies of the silt ffwblem had shown the solution to tyn of larpe storage of water.

ach as proposed bv the Swing- onnson bill. At the outset of his report the ormer governor said: The proposed Black Canyon site a large storage reservoir Is su-rior to other proposed aites. hoth to availability and accessibility. a cloaer to markets and and the topoerhv of the jountry i. vb better for the con-Rnictjon of railroads.

la this statement he was sub-ttiated by the opinions of both Jfnator Waterman and Governor cmeraon. Later in the proceedings. Burand. also declared It as his Jnvate opinion the Black Canyon was much to be ireferred over jther the Boulder Canyon or the opae site. Vnder questioning bv James U.

ri.eM, a termer secretary of the trior. Governor Scrucham d- 'rfd that as far as power devel Pd at any of the sites was con "rriea, Southern California was able to alorb ail that could venerated. ine saturation point for power Southern California has not nar-n reached and 1 believe that a to In Is a or in INDEX Miscellaneous for Rent' Pasture for Rent Automobiles Wanted Automobiles for Sale Trucks for Sale Miscellaneous for Fale Miscellaneous for Sale or Exchange Miscellaneous Wanted Livestock Pet Stock Bergs and Poultry Fruits and Produce Situation Wanted Male Situation Wanted Female Salesmen and Agents Wanted Help Wanted Male Help Wanted Female 1 Help Wanted Male and Female I Kducat ional Business Chances 57 Money Wanted Money to Loan Personals CO Special Notice FLOWERS Cut Flowers Funeral Designs Floral Decorations For Every Purpose ARIZONA SEED FLORAL Satisfaction Always 20 N. Central Ave. Phone 6389-4403 For the Best in Flowers Central Florists, Inc.

N. Central Phone 4080 We Specialize In Artistic Floral Designs 9 AUCTIONS' Auction 3RD AVE. JEFFERSON SAT. JULY 16TH 10 a. m.

Furniture Beds, springs, mattresses, cots, chairs, rockers, oil stoves, ovens, dishes, cooking, utensils, small tools, miscellaneous articles and household goods of all kinds. 1:30 p. m. Poultry Hens, pullets, fryers, baby chix, 40 thoroughbred W. L.

pullets, 7 mo. old, 10 thoroughbred Flemish Giant does. 2 p. m. Livestock Farm tools, automobiles, mesqulte posts, harness, saddles, calves, cows, horses and mules.

Jerry Doyle's Auction of July, 1927. notify the Commission of the City of Phoenix" that he had recorded the assessment and war rant for certain work on the AL LEY IN BLOCK 20, CAPITOL AD D1TION in said City of Phoenix. being work initiated by Resolution No. 3081 of the Commission of the City of Phoenix, on file with the City Cleric of said City, and per formed under Street Contract No. 209, on file in the office of the Su perlntendent of Streets of the said City, to which resolution and con tract reference is hereby made for a more particular description of said work, and that said Commission of the City of Phoenix, has fixed th time and place of hearing and pass ing upon the said assessment and proceedings theretofore had and taken at 10 o'clock A.

on the 3rd day of August, 1927, at the Com mission Chamber in the City Hall in said City of Phoenix. The property assessed to pay for said improvement comprises all the lots, portions of lots, pieces or par eels or land included wrviin the dis trict in said City of Phoenix, de scribed as follows to-wit All of Block 20, Capitol Addition Excepting therefrom any portion of any public street or alley which may be included within the above described district. Reference is hereby made to the Assessment District Diagram, Dis trict No. 26-49, on file in the office of the City Engineer of the City of Phoenix, for a more complete and detailed description of said district, Improvement bonds extending over a period or approximately ten (10) years from their date and bear ing interest at the rate of six (6) per cent per annum will be issued under the provisions of Chapter 144 of the Session Law's of the State of Arizona for 1919 and amendments thereto, in the name of the City of Phoenix but payable only out of the special fund collected, from the as sessments levied against the prop erty situated within the above de scribed assessment district. Any owner, contractor, or his as signs, or any other person directly interested in said work or in the assessment for the expense of the same, having any objections to the assessment, or any previous proceedings connected therewith, or who claims that the work has not been performed according to the to the correctness or legality of the proceedings, or claiming that said assessment or any part thereof should be modified, may at any time prior to the time fixed for said hearing file with the City Clerk of the City of Phoenix, a written notice briefly specifying the grounds of his objections, and at the time fixed for said hearing or at such time or times not later than ten (10) days thereafter, to which such hearing may be postponed, the said Commission will hear and pass upon all objections so made and filed.

All the decisions and determinations of said Commission upon the hearing aforesaid wiil.be final and conclusive as to all errors, informalities and Irregularities which said Coin-mission might have remedied or avoided at any time during the progress of the proceedings. This notice published in accordance with an order of the Commission of the City of Phoenix made on the 13th day of July, 1927. GEORGE KIRKLAND, CityClerk. Published July 16th. 17th, 19U and 20th.

127. ISth, 2 2 I WANT AD 1 Meeting Notices Deaths and Funeral Announcements Card of Thanks 4 Obituaries Flowers Monuments 7 Lost 8 Found a Auctions 10 City Property for Sale 11 Country Property for Sale 11 Realty for Eale or Exchange IS Real Estate Wanted 14 Wanted to Rent 15 Unfurnished Houses for Rent 16 Furnished Houses for Rent 17 Apartments for Rent It Furnished Rooms for Rent 20 Housekeeping Rooms for Rent 21 Room and Board 22 Summer Homes for Rent 25 Land for Rent 26 stores and Offices for Rent 1 MEETING NOTICES MEMBERS of Arizona Rebekah Lodge No. 1 are requested -to attend the funeral of Herman TenElze, father of our Sister Erna Wise, at 10 o'clock this morning at McLel-lan's chapel. SUE KETJHL, Noble Grand. 2 DEATHS AND FUNERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS TENELZE, Herman passed away Thursday, July 14 at 615 North First street.

The funeral, conducted by Rev. C. R. Gray will take place Saturday morning, July 16 at 10 o'clock from the chapel of A. II.

McLellan. Body will be accompanied by Mrs. L. W. Wise, a daughter, to Baxter Springs, for interment.

3 CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our friends for the kindness extended to us in the loss of our aunt. Mrs. N. M. Great- hea MR.

and MRS. H. WILKES. We wish to extend our deepest thanks to the many friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy extended during the ill ness and death or our aunt, Mrs Annie Greathead. MR.

and MRS. HAROLD WILKES. WE wish to extend our thanks to our many friends for their sym nathv and beautiful floral offerings in the funeral of our nephew, Lyle Kumrje. and assure them of the ap nreciation and gratitude of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

George Kumpe, and brothers and sister, of Gans. Oklahoma, who were unable to attend. Mr. and Mrs. L.

Floyd. 5 FLOWERS Phone 6766' For Flowers And your orders will be properly arranged and properly ana prompt ly delivered bv experts. FLOWERS TELEGRAPHED ANYWHERE DONOFRIO FLORAL CO. 136 N. Central Ave.

fixed the time and place of hearing and passing upon the said assessment and proceedings theretofore had and taken at 10 o'clock A. on the 3rd day of August, 1927, at the Commission Chamber in the City Hall In said City of Phoenix. The property assessed to pay for said improvement comprises all the lots, portions of lots, pieces or par cels of land Included within the district in said City of Phoenix, described as follows, to-wit: All of Block 6, Churchill Addition. Excepting therefrom any portion of any public street or alley which may be included within the above described district. Reference is hereby made to the Asessment District Diagram, District No.

27-10, on file in the office of the City Engineer of the City of Phoenix, for a more complete and detailed description of said district. Improvement bonds extending over a period of approximately ten (10) years from their date and bearing interest at the rate of six (6) per cent per annum will be issued under the provisions of Chapter 144 of the Session Laws of the State of Arizona for 1919, and amendments thereto, in the name of the City of Phoenix but payable only out of the special fund collected from the assessments levied against the property situated withiji the above described assessment district. Any owner, contractor, or his assigns, or any other person directly interested In said work or in the assessment for the expenses of the same, having any objections to the assessment or any previous pro ceedings connected therewith, or who claims that the work has not been nerformed according to the contract in a good and substantial manner, or making any objections to the correctness or legality of the uroeeedine-s. or claiming that said assessment or any part thereof should be modified, may at any time nrior to the time fixed for said hearing file with the City Clerk of the City of Phoenix, a written notice briefly specifying the grounds of his obleetions. and at the time fixed for said hearing or at such time or times not later than ten (10) days thereafter, to which such hearing may be postponed, the said Commission will hear and pass upon all nhiPftinna an made and filed.

All the decisions and determinations of said Commission upon the hearing aforesaid will be final and cone sive as to an errors, miwuiauut and irregularities which said Com mission might have remedied or avoided at any time during tne progress of the proceedings. This notice published in accordance with an order of the Commission of the City of Phoenix made on the 13th dav of July, 1927. GEORGE KIRKLAND, City Clerk. Published July 16th, ISth, 19th and 20th, 1927. NOTICE OF HEARING ON ASSESSMENT PUBLIC NOTICE of the time fixed by the Commission of the City of Phoenix.

State of Arizona, for hearing and passing upon the assessment and the proceedings heretofore had and taken for street work on the ALLEY IN BLOCK 20. CAPITOL ADDITION, in the City of Phoenix. Pursuant to the provisions of Title VIL Chapter XIH. Revised Statutes of Arizona. 1913 Civil Code, and amendments thereto.

PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Superintendent of 'Streets of the City of Phoenix, did on the Hth day 17 is 10 11 12 S5 I 17 19 40 4t 45 4 47 49 60 5 6 a WANT about acre of ground, wtOr good house, near school and ear line. Box 16H. Republican. a WANTED to buy 6 or roona modern tome, furnished or unfar nished. I will make good cash pay'" ment.

See Jacoba-Shedd, It Jv Adams. WANTED: 6 acree near caxlinV" and pavement. Reasonable prlestS Box C5GRepubHcan. jm 14 WANTED TO RENT PHONE us your rental Uat2B Ws have clients for yearly lease furnished and unfurnished htm from $35 up. XL C.

THOMAS INV. CO. -834 N. Central Ave. Phone tlflL ROOM nicely furnished, brpe- manent couple; not over $50.

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