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:1 1 "2 Page Six Arizona Republic, Phoenix, Friday Morning, September 6, 1935 Telephone 3-1 1 1 1 Turkey is expanding its tegtilaj industry. Miami Hi-Y Club San Carlos Road Repair Is rged Committees Named MIAMI, Sept. 5 Committees for Church Arranges Musical Program MIAMI, Sept. 5 Services at the Presbyterian-Community church next Sunday will consist largely of musical numbers with a 10-minute sermon by the pastor, the Rev. Rob Mail Fraud Trial Opens SEATTLE.

Sept. 5 (AP GLOBE, Sept. 5 The necesaity Work Assured For Jobless MIAMI. Sept. 5.

Work Progress Administration problems were discussed at a meeting here last night Amelia Flies Through Canyon GRAND CANYON, Sept. 5. (AP) Amelia Earhart, famed aviatrix, flew her red mono- plane deep into the gorge of the Grand Canyon today and then hopped to Burbank, Calif, The towering walls of the for construction of a bridge on the old road to San Carlos and the need for the building of aprons and ert Hutchins. Numbers on the the fall semester of the Miami Hi-. club were appointed yesterday' by Cole Hickcox, president, as fol-? lows: Program, membership, BillJ lows: Program, Bob Hughes, chair-! man, Charles Webb, Ed Bill Mitchell.

Jack Lavery; Trial of fifteen defendants in the SUPER DIAMOND VALUES TOP: Large, fiery cen tor diamond, 2 side da nonds. Distinctive mod rn mounting. Truly, a quality item at a pnc approaches to other bridges on the road were outlined in en address by J. B. Kitch, superintendent of 425.000 CoDlm mail fraud case musical program will Include spirituals played by Mrs.

Vivian rnnA tndav but the selection of by W. J. Jamieson, state L. W. Phillips and H.

J. Dawson, Weeks Johnson, and selections by the Trethewav male quartet. A the San Carlos Indian reservation, at a meeting of the Globe fiotary Club in the Dominion hotel yester state and district director of labor. jurors was delayed by frequent consulations between counsel. Most Questions directed at tales BWw nix membership.

Bill Montague, chairman, Bill Tizard. Bill Johnson. Al Gothard, J. Greg- respectively, under the new PA setup. The slight delay in the beginning men were whether they were pre day at noon.

In his argument for obtaining a suitable road to the reservation. the superintendent SPECIAL of operations under the WPA pro canyon threw back echoes or the plane motors' as the swift hip whisked for miles between the jutting sides of the mighty chasm. Paul Mantz, her technical advisor, flew Miss Earhart's plane to the coast, while the aviatrix made the trip with her husband in a ship piloted by G. E. Ruckstell.

operator of Grand Canyon Airlines. gram, scheduled to be started Sep FOR ONLY tember 15. is due to Washington's belated approval of projects in this state, Mr, Jamieson said. judiced against the stock market or any stock exchanges. Out of court.

David Coplin, one of the defendants indicated the fense will claim the charges, involving sales operations of Alexander Coplin and Company, and Victor E. Graham and Company. wer -persecution" because the government charged misrepresentation wiiere none existed. Ueny Misrepresentation ovich: service, Harry Ray. chair-: man, Robert Horan, Vanil Jones Stunz and E.

Kornegy. Oth- er officers of the club are Prank Knowles, vice-president; Ralph Schmieh. secretary, and Purdy Phil-, lips, treasurer. The club officers and committeemen will hold an out--ing Saturday, September 14, at which time a program for the se-i mester will be completed and gen-i S55)50 "We have done our part and we are now waiting for instruction pointed out that San Carlo has a monthly pay roll of $40,000. The program was arranged by Harry Blackwell, chairman.

Dr. W. A. Franklin presided. Americanism Is Club Topic MIAMI, Sept.

5 Americanism Celebration ral plans for club work discussed. The first regular meeting of the Lovely Wedding Rings To Match club will be held Tuesday, September 17. SPECIAL from Washington to proceed. We hope to have every man and woman now on relief rolls employed at gainful labor before November 1. Women workers will be taken care of In the same manner a men workers and will receive the same wage scale.

I "The wage scale throughout Ari-ona is uniform and runs from $44 for unskilled to $68 for skilled labor for a work period of 130 hours monthly. Pay rolls will be made twice monthly for a 65-hour period and wilt be cash. was the subject of an address delivered by the Rev. Robert Hutch special invitation has been extended by the pastor to all residents of the district to attend the services. Kingman Rotary Hears Physician KINGMAN.

Sept. 5. Dr. Walter Brazie was in charge of today's Rotary program, speaking on "Alcohol and Tobacco" in which he expressed the belief that alcohol was not the cause of any disease, but rather that disease was the cause of alcoholism. Paul Long reported for the community service committee and stated that progress on the proposed city park had been delayed due to trouble in obtaining a map in order that the landscape architect could make his plans availale.

Pete Campbell, president of the Mohave County Chamber of Commerce, stated that bids were being advertised for the resurfacing and oiling of the Kingman-Haekberry section of Highway 66. President John Girdler appointed a new committee, to be known as the 'hell-raising' committee with M. O. Ream as permanent chairman and the others to be changed monthly. For September he appointed Paul Long, Walter Brazie and Fred MacAlpine.

ins. pastor of the Presbyterian A Communfty church, at the first fall FOR ONLY meeting of the Miama) Lions Club. held in the Young Men's Christian "The Arizona Comstock mine in which these companies sold stock is a promising property and there was no he said. The government charges the Coplin and Graham concerns sent fraudulent circulars through the mails. The prosecutors have- summoned SS witnesses Including several postal inspectors.

Fiv members of the jury panel were summarily excused from further duty late today by Judge John Bowen aftr one of them, not specifically identified, had been formally charged with misconduct in the courtroom. Jurors Dismissed Is Planned COOLIDGE, Sept. 3. Committees of business men met here tonight to complete plans for the community's 10th birthday celebration to be held Saturday. September 14.

While perhaps the youngest of all Arizona communities of its size, Coolidge has enjoyed steady progress, marked by considerable aSBBBBBBK fj "Employes will not be docked for BOTTOM! Another exquisite engagement ring, diamond full of life and fire set in hand carved mounting. A real feature! Liberal Credit Mail orders promptly filled, onea aa account br mail! Association banquet room. The program, which was arranged by a committee composed of Harold Copp, chairman. Dr. E.

R. Little and J. T. Young, included musical selections by Cavdelario Carbajal and Charles Garcia. George Sen-ner was inducted as a new member.

Guests included W. I not working when conditions stopping projects are beyond their control. They also will not be expected to work in weather adverse to Your Summer Shoes Months of wear in your eld shoes if you let our experienced men dye them. Inexpensive and Satisfactory. PAYNE'S SHOE SERVICE ISO W.

WASHINGTON health. Compensation also will be carried on all projects and injured workers will be given hospitalization building and development. an, principal of the Inspiration Ad dition school, and L. D. Hughes.

The committee in charge of the September 18 meeting is composed West Washington of Anton Pajon, chairman. M. J. Mansour and Cyril Kennedy. In two affidavits filed witn me court, Victor E.

Graham and James Shean. two of the defendants, charged they had overheard a conversation between four prospective jurors, in which one of the talesmen had made the observation: "I hope they find them all guilty." One of the talesmen was quoted in the affidavits as saying that a juror who already had been seated knew two government witnesses. Xh rourt excused the four tales- Charles Elmer discussed a syndi Committees last night arranged for a speaking program to be held Saturday morning about 11 o'clock, to be preceded by a parade. Business houses floats. Indians, possibly school children, and others will participate in the parade.

An Indian band will lead the procession. In the afternoon, a horseback tournament, baseball games, cock and other medical treatment at no cost to them. "Workers who are unable to report for work on account of illness, I am sure, will be taken care of by the government. A bulletin now is being Issued by Washington on that subject and we hope to have complete information in the very near future." A number of questions, asked by, thoe attending the meeting, were answered by the speakers. cate article describing- polygamy- charges in Northern Arizona.

The proposed visit to the Haula nai Mountain CCC camp was set FREE Elmo Gift for Friday, September 13. and committee named to make arrange men and the one alreadv seated in! fights, goat ropinsc and boxing, are! Pons 17c II fl 7 SSld ments. Stanley Georjre was a a the jury box. pi4mi ui ovivm J. R.

Buckley, president of thej Wmn unity with a piirrhKike nl New Secretary M.flfl or mote nt State Cotton fmM F.lrmi lot dance as the major attraction. Visitors from all parts of the state are being invited to participate in the celebration. Will Be Named CO CICfil Value Is Set MIAMI. Sept. Directors of the Young Men's Christian Association 1 will meet Tuesday evening, Sep vjonac j-xsi- 1 fsLj size tu Fecnamint tember 10, to select a general sec TKCfcOX.

Sept. 5. (AP) Ari- 1 Miami Miners Union, presided. Reckless Driver Meted Sentence PRESCOTT. Sept.

5. Bill Cook, Dewey, yesterday was sentenced by-Gordon S- Clark, justice of the peace, to pay a fine of $250 and to serve 90 days in the county jail on charges of reckless driving. Cook was charged with hitting Mrs. Frank W. Giroux and her mother, Mrs.

F. M. Tucker, the latter of Phoenix, Sunday night in front of the Yavapai club building. Mrs. Giroux still is confined to the retary to succeed D.

W. Swihart. it estimated cotton crop this was announced by Ivan P. Hostet- laxative Gum S0c Size, SC's ler, president. Reports of activities Liquid Cmntmr Golden Crown Golf Balls committees will be submitted and plans for fall work will be discussed.

A report on the secretary I 6 for vacancy will be. submitted by committee composed of J. J. Luch Magnesia SOc Size 2.25 essa. chairman, J.

G. Iingham and W. T. W. Plaisted.

Members of the A real 75c vaiue Bond Election Set For Today COOLIDGE, Sept. 5. Coolidge's new union high school district will become a reality next Monday morning when students will gather for the first time. Registration will begin Monday, at temporary offices in the Coo-lidge Woman's Club building. Regular class work is expected to get under way the following day.

Coolidge students, who in years past have attended Florence Union high school, will in the future have a school of their own as a result of a decision made by electors last spring. Property owners in the Coolidge Union, high school district will hold a bond election tomorrow to vote bonds a proposed new high school building, plans for which have been drawn. ball! include Mr. Hostetler, G. hospital but is recovering satis- I board Creasman.

Harold Copp, W. T. Plaisted. H. B.

Blackwell. J. 41? Salts 05c Size I.uchessa. H. H.

Hoyt, Guy II. Rug- Italian Balm factorily. Mrs. Tucker is convalescing at the Giroux home. Rites Are Arranged For Mrs.

Pulsifer 49 gles, J. G. Hales. J. G.

Langham J. T. Kintsel and Fred L. Bishop. Canipana's IFGsrIl2Scoffim Seed Blonde- lb.

ft(W!) (BP mm CIGARS 5r Vn I.k. hite I. m. Ten n. llMiirl a and oilier- for Hot i.f Ml Tat i'nirl GLOBE, Sept.

5 Funeral services for Mrs. Henrietta Pulsifer, who died at the home of her daughter. Mrs. A. C.

Webb, yesterday will he held in Visalia. Forhan's ToartH Past SOc Tub C.L. Pending the completion of the and interment will take place' new unit, classes will meet in the beside the bodv of her husband. 1 $1.50 Size G9G3g year has a value, on the basis of the 12 cents a pound guarantee made by the Agricultural Adjustment Administration and government, $7,000,000, it was learned today when announcement was made by the state cotton allotment board of the issuance of exemption certificates to Arizona cotton growers. The estimated crop production, as of August 1.

is 122,000 bales. Only a small portion of the local production for Arizona will carry a tax. as the allotment of non-textile cotton is bales, with an additional lT.tioii bales of I'ima cotton, which, under the r.ankhead act is exempt from taxation, although it is included in the total cotton allotment. Arizona arowers will hac to pay tdxes on Is some 1 bales of over production. The tax is six cents a pound, but mans growers with Jshort citps are pooling ttuir unneed-d certificates in a nationally controlled pool from which other grow rs nny purchase thtin at a rate five rents a pound basis of this tax, Arizona growers will, however, have to pay out.

in tax on their excess cotton to the department of internal ivenue, thus cutting down the ST.oo.ooo that would otherwise tome into the state this season. Carl Tester, secretary of the state cotton board, and H. H. Halt, regional representative for the United States l.putment of Agriculture, said todiv the program of loans and adjustment payments on the 1035 crop will go into fffect as soon as "it is physically possible to set up the necessary The loHti forms will be available for the 10-cent loan this week. The adjustment payments will apple to nil sales of 1335 cotton, including woman's club building and in the, Joseph E.

Pulsifer, pioneer Arl-r Masonic hall. The, basement of the zona resident. The body was pre-' pared for burial by the Jones Fun-j eral Home and will be taken to California by train tomorrow morn- iiie, accompanied by Mrs. Another daughter, Mrs. Willa G.

Little of Visalia, is also a survivor, The Pulsifer family wwe "resident of Yavapai county for many Bottle of 100 leaving there in 1905 for the Pacific coast. UJI Valu new community church, now being erected, also will be used as soon as available. Chairmen amed By Globe Club GLOBE. Sept. 5.

Appointment of committee chairmen and the submission of monthly reports were the principal subject disentitled at a business session of the Globe Business and Professional Women's Club yesterday noon, with Miss Ethel Patton presiding. Plans were completed for a farewell dinner to be given in honor of Mrs. Yetta Tuschka next Wednesday noon. The program will be arranged by-Mrs. Nell Menard, chairman for Ran iron, Drops 65c Bottle I Sued, Cloth LSl ZIPPER BAG i 3311 PcltsiCiiliV' Pricajtt I IJJ Washable and I waterproof.

In Globe, Miami Elk Delegates Return GLOBE, Sept. 5 The Globe-Miami district was represented at the Elks meeting held in Prescott Tuesday night by Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mayer and Mr. and Mrs.

William Boyle of Globe and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Turner of Miami. The occasion for the state meeting- was for the purpose of presenting to No Punch Card Required! Famous $10.75 Electric MIX-ALL II I September meeting. Miss W'illette Calox Teeth Pewsler McSUe for only Climax Utility Chest SOc Double Burner Sterr.o Stove and 10c Six Sterno Canned Heat Miss Mary Louise Bruchman of! Prescott a.

check for $1,000 as a I prize from the supreme lodge forj her essay on Americanism. The local delegates returned to the i PAY AS LITTLE AS $5.00 PER MONTH THE U. S. GOVERNMENT F.H.A. PLAN Gillette Type Razor Blades HriiiMi' Filee EACH Limit 10 Syrup Figs 4ff-fwf con.

struct ion 98" ON California mWmW No punch card required! Mixes, stirs, beats and whips. Haa double folding trays; ultra-safety lock. Can't upaet when 4 60c Vahse 29' those already made. Fight Victim Is Improving YUMA. Sfpt.

3. AT) Gerald nimstead. seriously injured in a fight at the Arizona National Guard encampment near Flagstaff, was reported improved tonight. Pr. C.

Grow, attending physician, said he believed Olm-st4 was on the way to recovery. Olmstead told the physician he was beaten with the nozzle of a tins during a fight with another guardsman after the encampment ndd las Saturdav. Th adjutant general has ordered investigation into the rircum-Mances surrounding the WellingHardware ta open. Brewer, editor, distributed copies of the Mountain Canary, club publication. Masonic Rites Held For Globe Resident GLOBE.

Sept. 5. Funeral services for Francis X. Gauthier. ho died at his home here Tuesday morning.

were held from the Jones chapel this afternoon under the auspices of the Masonic orders. Interment was in Globe cemetery.1 Mr. Gauthier was 73 years old and was a native of Montreal. Can. He had been a resident of the United States for 57 years and had made his home in Globe for the past six years.

He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Madeline Gauthier; a nephew, I. F. Dennis of Globe, and several brothers and sisters in Canada. 46 E.

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The largest freshman class in the history of Globe high school, numbering 101. was enrolled. Enrollment in Miami schools totaled 1,150, as compared to 1,120 last year. 3j 24 Host Teeth Paste UcSIze UICK'S UAPO 2Y ALLFIinPOSE 29c BEHTumrjE "pLr 29 VEAST FOAM 29' 100 PROOF STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY LORD BYRON DISTILLED DRY GIN tiEnvous! Eastman Baby Brownie Camera 98c Takes 11H picture. 3fr Meet Depilatory SOc Six 70c Hair UASELIfJE 59 Tonic SAVINGS LOW PRICES REMEDIES Listerine 5S)' Antlaeatlc 7fc Size, 14 i Krupp Resigns As Councilman MIAMI.

Sept. 5 Tim resignation ff Maurice Krupp as councilman was tendered to the Miami town council at a meeting in the town hall this evening. Mr. Krupj has closed his business in Miami and has moved to Safford. Magistrate Fines Speeder In Miami MIAMI.

Sept. 5 Speeding through a school zorxm at the rate of 3.5 mile per hour resulted in W. A. Riesner being fined yesterday afternoon by Orn Frary. police magistrate.

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