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Ihe greatest circulation in the inland Southwest is built entirely on the merit of the newspaper. All the news that is worth printing served by the complete news services of The Associated Press and The United Press. AR (Section i section MEWSRAPER Tuesday Morning, October 19, 1937 Two) r. aj. Two) 48th Year, No.

154. Phoenix, Arizona 'THE STATE i 7A si 1 I A 7 A ixravriTgawiyi What Makes Japan Scrappy iMurder Trial What's Doing On Broadway AYITH the first hint of frost, Manhattan night lift is stir- Bisbee Wins Tax Action The treasurer of Cochise county vesterday was ordered by the Supreme Court to pay the city To Be Delayed rinsr with sliehtlv frenzied activity. Prominent in the first legion of entertainers are Rhodes Scholar Selection Set TUCSON, Oct. 18. Early selection this fall of Rhodes scholars has advanced the date for naming Arizona representatives to appear before the western district board in San Francisco, it is announced at the University of Arizona.

Arizona applicants must have presented their applications to the state board by November 6. Sucft applications must be sent to Dr. Robert L. Nugent, secretary ot the state committee, who also is a mem Arizona Astronomer Honored By Society TUCSON, Oct. 18.

Dr. Edwin F. Carpenter, professor and head of the department of astronomy at the University of Arizona, has been selected to the council of the American Astronomical Society. He is one of three named this fall. University Sets Parent Program TUCSON.

Oct. 18. Mothers and GLOBE, Oct. 18. Setting of a trial date for Clay Hanley, charged with shooting fatallv his twin of Bisbee 52.730.R6 as penalties and fs on delinquent taxes ror the brother, Clvde, at the family home during an argument July 27, will be delayed by Judge Clifford C.

Faires of the Gila County Superior Court. This was indicated by the court this morning when Hanley was arraigned on a charge of murder, to The decision, written by Justice Alfred V. Lockwood and foncurred in by Chief Justice A. G. McAIister and Justice Henry D.

Ross, ordered the re-torn of the money to the city (ten though it may have been niid Into the county's general fund. It reversed a judgment of Judge John Wilson Ross, of rrhise county. which he pleaded not guilty. Hanley was represented by slate dads of University of Arizona students will learn how "Junior" goes to school during their annual visit to the state institution here October 30. Laboratories and classrooms are Sen.

Daniel E. Rienhardt. He has a ntfiK zsssmstsst. 'stfwav muse been out on bond since the coroner's ber of the university committee. Arizona representatives will be chosen between December 16 and 18.

On December 20, the two selected will be examined by the western district board in San Francisco. Two will be picked from candidates of seven western states to enter Oxford. At present there are two University of Arizona students at Oxford: Herbert Merillat, selected in 1935. and Dana K. Bailey, picked a a iudement of Judce E.

W. Mc- to be opened to the parents of university students, and they w)ll be given opportunities of meeting the inquest, which held Hanley blameless in the shooting. Lloyd McLane, charged with passing a bogus check for S3 to William H. Countryman July 2.3, entered a plea of not guilty. Kay Hays, charged with the burg Farland.

OI final couihj, siuing in County Superior Court, up- iinldine a lease and option on two university statt. i ne aay program has been arranged by Mortar Board inine claims, was affirmed. Ihe and Bobcats, women's and men Wtrment was appealed by Mr. and lary of Paul's Place on North Broad senior honor societies, and invita Mr. H.

W. Fahrenbrink, owners of year ago to enter the English schoo tions have been sent to more than 2.000 parents. Special entertain Harry Lawrence, alias H. C. Mur this fall.

Charles J. riitcn, a iormer Arizona Rhodes scholar, is a don at phy, pleaded guilty to the theft of ment Las been planned and the pro gram will include visits to an corners of the university campus, a football game, organization dinners. the claims, seeking to nullify a lease and option given to Granville s. Moore. A judgment of Judge M.

T. Phelps, Maricopa County Superior Court, denying the petition of Paul Dickason for custody of his three minor children, was affirmed. Damages were assessed for frivolous appeal against Hattie L. Mosher, and a judgment of Judge unaard C. Speakman in Maricopa and other social gatherings.

A typi VVhether on the battle line in China or in the world's junk yards, Japan is ready for more scrap. As her troops pour thousands of tons of steel shells at Shanghai's defenders, her ships load up with scrap iron that can be made into munitions. Below, longshoremen at the American port of San Juan. Puerto Rico, direct the hoisting aboard the Glasgow 3Iaru, at top, of scrap iron uith which its hold was filled before sailing. cal student assembly win araw students and their parents, and in the afternoon Dr.

Alfred Atkinson, Queen's college, Oxford. Competition in the selections is open to junior and senior college students who are not younger than 19 or over 25 years of age. Those selected receive 400 pounds annually, or approximately $2,000, and are given a two-year study period. A third year may be added if the student has presented a study plan acceptable to the Rhodes Scholarship Foundation. Tufts of feathers form the "horns" of horned owls.

president of the state university. will conduct a reception for them. Loving cups are to be awarded to parents who come the longest dis tance to visit their children, and to the parents who have the greatest number of children in tne university as students. auto accessories from a machine owned by Herbie Harris in Miami August 31. Both will be sentenced Wednesdav morning.

Gerard Ioli and Pete Carmaeo tomorrow morning will enter pleas to charges of breaking into a Southern Pacific car August Ifi. A similar charge against Ed Dominguez was dismissed for lack of evidence unon motion of Rouland W. Hill. Gilri countv attorney. Judge Faires ordered Senator Rienhardt to make some disposition by next Monday of the case of Er-vin Johnson, charged with aggravated assault upon Patsv Walker here September 6.

Mr. Rienhardt said his client is ill In Prescott. Clarence J. Duncan, young lawyer recently admitted to the Arizona bar. acted as bailiff of the court, in the absence of Dr.

John H. Lacy, who is ill at the home of a son in Bisbee. Cotton Experts Discuss Yield TUCSON, Oct. 18. (AP) Cotton experts from the U.

S. experi County Superior Court denying a motion to set aside a sale of real rotate was affirmed. Air plane Termed Peace Influence TUCSON. Oct. 18 AP Maj.

Eddie Rickenbacker, World war ace, said today the airplane, war's most destructive agency, had made onnfiirrs more remote because it Hunter Hunting nu The New Super Duty Frigidaire With the Meter-Miser Jarrett's Rules Are Made TUCSON, Oct. 18. (AP) It RAY AND GRACE McDONALD, dancing brother and sister stars of "Babes In Arms," and aspirants for the niche vacated when Fred and Adele Astaire parted professional ways. would take at least 30 deputies to 134 E. Adamt Phone I had brought the palaces and man- V.

M-rtT-lrl'cr Tn lore i allay the fears of all the worried wives of deer hunters. Sheriff Ed Echols said tonight, as he laid down rules for hunting lost hunters. He appointed Deputy Sheriff Al Franco as chief of the hunting department and said deer hunters who get lost after dark will be declared out of play until morning. Also deer hunters lost on game refuges will have to find themselves, the sheriff declared. Echols expressed a rather low opinion of the tactics of some deer hunters.

"They just go off without even See Chrysler's Airtemp For Newest Developments In OIL-FIRED FURNACES AND OIL BURNERS inRSSKgSfnna SiOild Vl Lilt WlAiwo i vv4i.4ja the radius of the front line trenches." Although there have been a dozen incidents more critical than that which precipitated the World war, rulers have hesitated to become involved, he believes, because they realized they are themselves endangered by modern warfare. He predicted the cost of air ment station at Sacaton will con fer with University of Arizona agronomists tomorrow on the re ported deterioration in the yield of 1006 Central. Ph. S0914 travel would rapidly be lowered. Pima cotton.

Dr. R. S. Hawkins of the univer looking," he snorted. "Looks to' sity agricultural college said the saying that at present one of thej greatest charges was due to! obsolescence of planes "almost as drop may be due to the seed variety, the soil or environmental soon as they take the air." me like they might look around and find out where camp is now and then." Tucson Woman Hurt Major Rickenbacker visited his; son, David, at a boys school near Dr.

Thomas H. Kearney and C. J. King will come from Sacaton to here. Schilling Baking Powder Garden Clubs Slate New Rose Festival confer with Dr.

Hawkins and Prof. In Fall From Auto KJtSL Li Pinal Cowboy W. E. Bryan on the Salt River valley situation. Safford Renews EVE SYMINGTON, young society matron, who resumes her popular crooning in the Sert Room of the Waldorf Astoria.

IRENE HELDA, 16-year-old singing star from France, who is making audiences roar at the French Casino. Ordered Held and a caballero serenading her, Miss Marie Erewins. a Phoenix biscuits 'rv FLORENCE. Oct. 18.

(AP) MADERA. Oct. 18. (AP) Mrs. May A.

Garfield of Tucson, leaned on the door of her automobile near here today and fell out. She suffered a skull fracture and a knee injury. Her husband was driving. Candidates for Japan's naval Public presentation of the first annual Valley of the Sun Rose Festival. October 28 and 29, as a major unit of La Fiesta del Sol, was announced last night by Mrs.

Ben L. Rudderow. central district chair Superior Judge E. W. McFarland today ordered Cecil Fipps.

cowboy. Cotton Picking SAFFORD, Oct. 18. Cotton pick Rites Are Scheduled For World War Vet to ink Fraud Charges Denied By Seven held for trial in connection with the slaying of Henry Towner, rancher, following a juvenile hearing here. man of the Federated Garden Ciubs- aviation are selected from boys 15 to 17 years old.

Counsel for Finns, who claims he is a minor, sought dismissal of murder charges because he is a Junior College graduate, will be the senorita on the balcony, and also will be the garden clubs' entry in the contest for queen of the fiesta. "If we needed anything to make the fiesta nationally recognized, this is it," declared Paul Murphy, secretary of the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce. "It is an excellent example, furthermore, of the cooperation the fiesta sponsors are from the valley as a whole." Mrs. Arthur L. Homerighousen of Phoenix will be general chairman of the rose festival, Mrs.

Rud-derow's announcement said. Mrs. John W. Hildred will be chairman of the committee directing work on tho narorla fl -x nnrl Trc juvenile. The court ordered him held for superior court and set his trial for December 5.

Fipps is accused of slaving Town ing, interrupted by rain Friday and Saturday, was resumed at noon today as a drop in temperature made more wet weather unlikely. Despite the fact itinerant pickers from Oklahoma and Texas are beginning to arrive in small numbers, the shortage of pickers still is acute. A detail of 400 to 500 San Carlos Indians, expected today, did not arrive. Khorassan Knights Plan Globe Initiation of Arizona. The rose festival will be sponsored by the 18 garden clubs of this district.

At least half a million roses, all grown in this valley, will be on display, it is estimated. This festival of roses, for which all necessary contracts already have been signed, will be an annual event of La Fiesta del Sol. The showing will be in the large new club house at Encanto park. One significant part of the festival will be presentation of "A Garden Serenade," an all-Spanish, PRESCOTT, Oct. 18.

Funeral services for William W. Bilod, World war veteran who died late Saturday night in Fort Whipple Veterans hospital here, have been scheduled for tomorrow afternoon. Bilod is survived by his wife and a daughter, Shirley Anna, two years old, who reside in Tempe. Clerics A rrange For Field Mass TUCSON. Oct.

18. (AP) An LOS ANGELES, Oct. 18. AP) Andrew G. Ilseng, president of the International Milling and Mining Company, formerly of Fort Worth, and six associates pleaded innocent today to federal charges of using the mails to defraud in a $2,000,000 gold mining enterprise.

The government charges the defendants accepted large sums of money from investors on asserted-ly false representations there were gold deposits in mines under their management. The other defendants are Vera er last May at the "Haunted so called because of numerous acts of violence among cattle men. QUICK ACTION SERVICE DURING DANIEL'S 9th Bear Is Killed Deer Hunter Stahlberg will be chairman of a mmmiitoo Hirofincr Hnntnu-n an. candidates will be initiated into the By ANNIVERSARY SALE! Once each year DANIEL'S offer you these drastic reductions In archbishop and at least three bish- tivitips of thP rardon Hubs during dramatic order. Knights of Kohar PRESCOTT.

Oct. 18. Josenh W. A. Harris, Edgar G.

Banta. Andrew ail-rose tloat in magnificent proportions and colors for th main Fiesta parade on the night of October 28. Thousands of roses, all valley grown, will be put on this float in mass design. The scene will depict a Spanish balcony overhanging a flower garden, a lovely senorita on the balcony. ALL DEPARTMENTS! Alexa, secretary of the local Elks which will rasfn.

at a meeting in Odd Fellows Iwd ass October 31 at del Sol. haU here Saturday evening it was the University of Arizona stadium, the fiesta, a booth for mainfiniifl rn Pla7a G. Ilseng, Leslie A. McKercher, George F. Benedict and John D.

Hoyte, a lawyer. Trial was set for the February term of federal THEH0ME Of PERFECT DfAMONO? The main rose show will be op'n lannounced today by Erastur Grice from 2 to v. Octoher 28, keeper of the records and seals of lodge, came back from a deer hunt today without a deer but consoled by the pelt of a big brown bear which he shot near Bill Williams mountain. the Most Rev. Daniel J.

Gercke, bishop of the Tucson diocese, announced todav. The Most Rev. Philip G. Scher, and from 2 to 5 p. m.

next day.itne Wobe lodge, Knignts or rytn- court. 135. II Candidates are from Globe, Ray Alexa said the animal weighed between 600 and 700 pounds. The New Route BULOVA 17-Jewel Round or Square 75c a Week! Four Prisoners Are Transferred Tucson, Prescott, Superior and Miami. There will be a street parade before the meeting.

meat, however, spoiled before Alexa and his party returned to '29" JEWELRY COMPANY 46 E. WASHINGTON ST. bisnop of Monterey-Fresno, accepted an invitation today. Previous acceptances were received from Archbishop John J. Cantwell of Los Angeles and Bishop Charles F.

Buddy of San Diego. The mass, first of its kind in the diocese, will commemorate the an The bear. Alexa said, when sight PRESCOTT, Oct. 8. Four prison- Is Surveyed jers were escorted from here to the License Obtained GLOBE, Oct.

18. Henry B. Mor ed was chasing two yearling calves. Although headed directly toward the hunter, the animal never state prison at Florence today in niversary of the adoption of the! ton, 32 years old, Octave, and Mil- Surveys preparatory to extension custody of George Ruffner. deputy U.

S. Constitution. 1 mtm rannrrerer sheriff, to begin serving sentences I. Davis, 31, Phoenix, obtained of the Cavecreek road nine miles to him and Alexa brought it down with a well-placed bullet. a marriage license today from John an intersection with the Bloody Basin road about 60 miles north mnwm W.

Wentworth, clerk of the superior court. Broker, Banker for burglary and cattle theft. The group included Louis Baba-jian and Paul Fitch, sentenced to serve 10 to 15 years and 7 to 10 years, respectively, for the burglary of a local cleaning establishment last winter: Rito Refendez, three to Try this instant, soothing Driver Arrested of Phoenix have been started by the U. S. forest service, M.

T. Rigg, in charge of construction in Tonto National forest, said yesterday. Cecil Overstreet. forest service relief. Stops shoe pressure, Dies In Tucson Also sizes tor (-orns.

Callouses. UlAJlif, uci. 18 rtoy no waiu was i Bunions. Soft Corns. Cost but a trifle.

Sold everywhere. arrestea Dy ciarence uuncan, un- i i 1 TUCSON Ort IS (4P T.ictin road locator, yesterday directed years for breaking into a local aersnerui, itraay on a cnaige oi Smith Kendrick, 50 years old. for-St. Louis insurance broker cafe, and Elmer Saver, one to two driving his automobile Saturday horseback parties of surveyors over several proposed routes. The ac DlSchoIiZinopads years for the theft of a calf.

without a driver's license. and Investment banker, died at his HOme hprp tnrlnv after sn illnocc dating back to the World war, in i Party Will Honor Church Missionary ne served in the navy. Funeral services will be held tomorrow and burial will be St Louis. He Is KliriTD1 Ykr his irlfa T-c We have die fastest and most frequent train service to Los Angeles and San Francisco both day and night Take your pick sf these fine fast GLOBE, Oct. 18.

A farewell for Oswald Sims, son of Mr. and cepted route is expected to be staked in two weeks and 60 Civilian Conservation Corps enrollees from the Ashdale camp will start construction. Mr. Rigg said the project is intended to make Bloody basin more easily accessible to the ranger at Ashdale for fire protection and administration. To reach there by automobile, the ranger must travel about 100 miles, he said.

The extension will provide Phoe feofteofi ft Mrs. Albert J. Sims of Miami, will be held by the Latter Day Saints WV" i V. V4 nia lie, i'lld. Elizabeth Bond Kendrick; two sis-wre.

Mrs. Bert Cole of Los Angles, and Orpha Kendrick of Web-r Grove, a Uiarles J. Kendrick of Los An- IYJJAY church at the recreation hall in Lower Miami tomorrow evening, it was announced here today by Bishop Delrrtar Layton. There will be a program followed turn nicians a shorter route to a good and a nephew, Charles B. by a social hour.

Mr. Sims will leave Saturday to fill a mission for the church in the eastern states. deer hunting district and one of the largest stock grazing areas in Central Arizona, as well as a scenic, one-day loop drive over the Cave-creek, Bloody Basin and Black Canyon roads. T1 1 1 Sainset Limited. Crack train offering through service to San Francisco via Los Angeles.

All classes of accominodatioas. Luxurious lounge car, barber, valet, radio, etc Lp. Phoenix 6:35 arrive Los Angeles 5 p.m arrive San Francisco 8:10 a.nu Apacht. Direct service to Los Angeles. Features low-priced meals, luncheon 301, dinner 351, etc Has cafe-lounge car, Pullmans, chair car, coach.

Lv. Phoenix 11:25 ajau, arrive Los Angeles 9:40 p.m. the Black Canyon road at Cordestber )0. Boxing wrestling and and extends almost to the Verde dancing will be on the program. of Ajo.

Illegal Liquor Sale Suspect Arrested SAFFORD. Oct. 18. H. O.

Scar-Jwo, Safford, was arrested Saturday night by Bill Peck, under-weriff, and L. Lampton Coleman, oputy, on a charge of selling liquor to an Indian. Pe officers followed Scarboro ana watched him keep a tryst with n2 APache Indians, Fred Wasley na Manuel Grimes, Peck said. As nwu ro delivered his liquor sup-vv. he was seized.

Peck added. river, ine new extension win dc surfaced with decomposed granite. Improvement of the Cavecreek road in the vicinity of Ashdale is under way. YNIGHT AID TO RELIEF OF PSORIASIS SYMPTOMS The itching and irritation of Carnival Is Planned MIAMI. Oct.

18. A Halylowe'en otarooro was turned over to fed- Ilgjjuthorities in Globe yesterday.ami high school Saturday night. Oc- mm: Daily Train Leaves PHOENIX 3:30 p.m. Standard Pullman Air-Conditioned Direct Service to Denver Kansas City-CHICAGO. (Via Grand Canyon Limited.) TOURIST and CHAIR CARS via direct, convenient connection with The Navao end Grand Canyon Limited, both air-conditioned trains, for Kansas City and CHICAGO.

FRED HARVEY AIR-CONDITIONED DINER AND LOUNGE CAR DIRECT FROM PHOENIX Low Summer Fares Prevail, One-way and Round Trip, This Train also makes prompt connection at 10:50 pm with The CHIEF, fastest and finest daily train to CHICAGO, and saving practically a day's time to New York. (Extra Fare). Reserve space. -T SANTA FI TICKET OFFICE AND TRAVEL BUREAU 149 North Central Avenue, Phone 41181 PHOENIX 50 YEARS THE FAVORITE STILL THE BEST Out new ECONOMY TRAIN for coach and tourist passengers. Has stewardess-nurse, de luxe reclining chair cars.

ECONOMY MEALS in the diner: breakfast 254, etc Hat through chair car to San Diego. Lv. Phoenix 8:35 arrive Los Angeles 7:15 connects with streamlined Daylight, arrive San Francisco 6 p.m. Golden Stat Limited. Deluxe all-Pullman train foe Pullman passengers only.

Luxurious equipment, every modern convenience: lounge car, barber, valet, ladies' maid, showers, radio, etc Through Pullman to San Diego. Lv. Phoenix 8:55 p.nt arrive Los Angeles 7:30 a.m., tonnicts with Daylight, arrive San Francisco 6 p.m. FREE PILLOWS in coaches and chair cars on Sunset, Apache, Californian. Also "5 ft 10" tray service in coaches, chair cars, and tourist sleeping cars: sandwiches 10(, coffee or milk 5v, etc All regular cars on these trains are air-conditioned.

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