Arizona Republic from Phoenix, Arizona • Page 9

THE ABIZONA REPUBLICAN, FRIDAY MORNEsG. JTHsTE 2, 1916 PAGE NINE Tndertakingand Embalming TEMPE OFFICE Cata Loma Hotel Bldg. Phone 53 H. B. GRIFFEN, JR.

Correspondent South Side News their date, and bearing interest at the rate of six ((i) per cent per annum, payable semi-annually, will be issued to represent assessments of Twenty-five ($25.00) Dollars or more. All proposals or bids must be accompanied by a bond payable to the order of the Mayor for a sum not less than ten (10) per cent of the highest aggregate proposal submitted by the bidder. Dated June 1st, V. A. THOMPSON.

Superintendent of Streets. First publication June 2, 1316. T. Phone 678 216 W. Washington MOHN, DRISCOLL lady assistants.

134 West Adams. Phone 540 tf Floral Designs, Brazee, 115 N. Ave. H. M.

MACS. 311 North First Ave. Phones 1570, Res. 1929. tf UNDERTAKERS Moore Mc-Lelian; lauy assistant; auto hearse.

S29 "West Adams Phone 01 tf THK C.Kn. F. MERRY.MAN CO. Servile Guaranteed, phone 051. tf Veterinary DR.

E. GERDES, veterinary ur-geon, dentist, Phone 1452. 308 N. 1b Ave. tt Vulcanizing TIRE HOSPITAL OF FHOENTX Vulcanizing and welding done promptly and guaranteed; out of town work solicited.

Arizona Vul-' canizirg Works, 207 West Wayhine-' ton; Phone 628. tf Wall Paper and Paint Stallions and Jacks i 17 ..106 61 ..128 ..114 22 33 57 4S 31YS 99 23 ..192 S2 .158 S4 so 28 95 61 360,000 LOS ANGELES MARKET LOS ANGELES, May 31. Prices quoted are for livestock weighed and delivered off the cars without feed and water. CATTLE: (On foot cross weight) No. 1 steers weighing 900 to 1200 seconds.

thin, $4.004.50. COWS AND HEIFERS: No. 1 seconds. common thin, S4.505-.00. BULLS AND STAGS: Good, $5.25 5.60; medium, CALVES: Light weight, medium to heavy, SHEEP: (per head) Desirable -wool wethers, ewes, sucking lambs, HOGS: (Hard grain fed) 150 to 250 S.3738.50: 250 to 300 $8.00 8.25: 300 lbs.

up, POULTRY: Broilers, 18c to 20c; fryers, 25c: roasters, 25c; old cocks, 8c: light hens, 16c: heavy hens, 18c: light turkevs, 25c; heavy turkeys, 26c: old ducks, lie: young ducks, 18c; young geese, 12c; squabs, unquoted. BUTTER: Receipts 71,400 pounds. Extras, 27c; first, 24c. I EGGS: Receipts 5S! cases. Selected case count.

25c; candled 27VC. ALFALFA HAY: S13.00 to $15.00." I SONORA WHEAT: $1.65. bid; $1.70 asked. BARLEY: Bright feed, $1.26 bid; $1.30 asked. COPPERS I Compiled for The Republican by R.

Allyn Lewis. E. F. Hutton i leased wire, Hotel Adams ibuilding, 107 North Central Ave. i Nevada Copper New York Central N.

N. H. Hartford Norfolk Western Northern Pacific Pacific Mail Pacific Tel. Tel. Pennsylvania Ray Consolidated Copper Reading Rep.

Iron Steel Shattuck Arizona Copper Southern Pacific Southern Railway Co. Tennessee Copper Texas Company Union Pacitic Union Pacific pfd tT. S. Industrial Alcohol United States Steel United States Steel pfd Utah Copper Wabash Pfd. Western Union Westinghouse Electric Total sales for the day, shares.

I I I I Ti i solution of Intention No. 7. Serial jraxronize tne man wno bonds, payable in etpial annual in- thinks enouffh of his stallion I slallmi'nts- extending over a period of a i i nine I ears from their OjaCk tO advertise him. -Mno. and bearing interest at the rale 0i sjx (ti, jler eent per annum, pay- MY STALLIONS ARE THE will be issued to In the vallev; don't have to advertise" I assessments of Twenty-five have all they can do.

Come and see "'-them yourself. J. F. LEE 115 Bu- proposals or bids must be ac- chauan. compunied by a bond payalile to the bcpt I order of the Mayor for a sum not less COLBERT, black imported French than ten (10) per cent of the high-Percheron stallion, weight 2100 lbs.

esi aggregate proposal submitted bv Native Jack, good bone: service feel lie bidder. Mesa News Notes 1 BOUNTEOUS BERRY CROPS FROM LEHi Jlesa residents are reveling these days in the enjoyment of very delicious berries and other fruits. The berries are coming principally from the Lehi section. The second crop of strawberries is coming in and they are large and lucious. These are grown principally by some enterprising Japanese gardeners.

Yesterday some of the largest blackberries of the season were brought in by Mr. Merrill of Lehi. The offerings were worthy of attention in any market, both on account of their size and flavor. W. A.

McDonald of Mesa has marketed a qu.antity of fine apricots from his orchard in town. Figs are not very plentiful but the specimens are up to the standard of the Salt River valley fig. Vegetables of every description are coming in from the Lehi valley. SONG AND STORY RECITAL The Song and Story social given at the Methodist church last night under the auspices of the Wilbur class was a veiy pleasing entertainment. The program as rendered was as follows: Baritone Solo H.

C. Heard. Violin Solo Louie Deihl. Select Reading Leola Mc El wain. Piano Duet Mrs: S.

Z. Earl, Mrs-Mildred Huston. Reading Lelah Williams. Male Quartette. Solo Ross Cox.

Reading Bessie Stewart Duct Mrs. W. S. Dorman and Mr. Heard.

Piano Solo Mrs. Earl. CORRECTION In the article of yesterday's issue pertaining to recruiting the signature was wrongly given as Cap. Joseph No-I hie. The author of the article was Edwin LeBarron, and its purpose was to explain that recruits did not the regular army when they en-j list under the National Guard recruit ing officers, except that they are mustered into Federal service for this emergency, to be discharged when the need is over.

GEMS BRAVES SUNDAY The Mesa Gems will lock horns if a. Gem may be said to have horns with Ihe Phoenix Braves, next Sunday, and the grim and gory battle will be staged on the local grounds. COUNTRY HORSE AND TOWN SEWER i Mexican lad riding a horse, failed to notice an open sewer trench Wed- nesday evening and the horse jumped, The ditch was all of two feet wide hence the noble steed was unable to clear the entire distance, landing with I his forefeet on the farther shore and bis rear hoofs lodged in the exeava- tion. The boy fortunately landed on the soft dirt, while nis horseship slid back into the five foot cut and was rescued onlv after an incline had been made up which he walked to freedom. BUILDING HOUSE FOR DATE TREES Simmons superintendent of the date orchard of the University of Ari- zona, located southeast of Tempe, is building a house 30x60 feet at the state experimental farm one mile west of Mesa.

The building is to be used in the transplanting and development of-the "suckers" from the date palm trees grown at the orchard. This sucker! usually so useless on other trees, makes when thus handled a tree equally good as that from which it sprung. i MESA PERSONALS J. Toy. a livery, feed and grain man I'rcm Superior was in town yesterday on business.

Mr. Toy states that with the new stage line to Superior the de- mind for saddle horses to ride over the trail to Miami, is becoming quite ac- live. He describes the scenery as strik- ingly grand along the trail route and well worth the ride over. Milton Mossbargcr has returned I from a protracted stay in Southern Konas and will make Mesa his home. Attorney M.

J. Dougherty- returned yesterday from a business trip to win sen or trade horse or Jack for cattle. P. T. Hurley, Buckeye road.

Phone 125R3. 1 N- Tb'E i.xvmx.; proposals or; mi's Tin: improvement tain portions of sec oxii AVENFE. MCKINLEY AND FILL.MoItE STREETS REN-NIT ADDITION To THE'CITY o-' i'iioENLV ui veil that iiii us Title VII. Chapter NII1. statutes i.f Arizona, Civil ib-.

and amendments therein the mmi.si..:i the I'itv of Pli.ienK- Ma Ariziina. on the JMll li. P.IH!. 1KI.SS.-.1 I ordering the improve- llM 'ii ceviain portions swuml mi'-. MeKinley am! Fillmore l'eet- in Rennet i Addition said I i -'notice inviting proposals or kids for the improvement of certain portions of portland street and fifth avenfe in ken1lworth addition to the city of phoeNIX.

Notice is hereby given that pursuant to Title VII, Chapter XIII, Revised Statutes of Arizona. 1913. Civil Code, and amendments thereto, the Commission of the City of Phoenix, Maricopa County. Arizona, on the 18th day of Mav, 1916. passed Re-i solution No.

ISO, ordering the im-j l'ovement of certain portions of 1 Street and Fifth Avenue in; Kenihvorlh Addition to aid City of I hoenix. described in Resolution No. 17U, passed by the Commission of the City of Phoenix, on April 12th, Hilii. and on file with the City Clerk, of said of Phoenix: and that sealed proposals or bids Tor making said improvement according to the plans therefor and according to any or all of the several alternative specifications, methods, kinds and classes of constructions and kinds and classes of materials -cribed in said Keso- tion of intention No. lift, will be received at the office of the City Clerk in the City Hall in said City of Phoenix, up to rt 00 o'clock P.

June 20th. lftlG. The plans and ai! specifications for said work may be examined at the isifke of the City Engineer of said City of Phoenix. Tile costs and expenses of said improvement are payable out of assessments against the property situated in the district described in said Re- Dated June 1st. V.

A. THOMPSON. Superintendent nf Streets. First publication June 2. llili; I FINANCES and MARKETS a -n Republican A.

P. Leased WireJ NEW YORK, 1. (Wall Street) --iJisreaiding the more ominous as-i poets of the situation and the cumulative unceitaintv of domestic po-j iilieal conditions, today's market was plainly disposed io move to higher lev- Is. afte; early period of besitancv. Rails supplied the chief incentive.

Coal shares sii vugi hened notably lii-nding and Lehigh Valley, with moderate gains in some of the Pacifies, including Hill shares. Grangers and nirain favorably influenced by peace rumors which persisted despite denials protesting from high sources. Anglo-French fives attained a new high record ar.J Japanese -Hi's -'caring Ihe German stamp and imply- ing former ownership in the latter Hies, ano some of the less prominent munitions and kindred issues were m-doratfiy heavy. Highest prices were shaded before the close on re- oiewod -ellin-'. of Readme.

Total sales of stocks amounted to 3t-M. 1 shares. Reoe-pt of mort Id from Canada, Steel Trains Chicago Arrives New York 9.40 next morning Trains from Pacific arrive Chicago I i I I I I 1 brnging the total on the current movement from 'that country up to about $27,000,000, was without effect on sterling rates, which were barely steady with firmness in francs and slight ease in marks. Firmness marked the trend of the bond list. Total sales, par value L'.

S. Bonds were unchanged on call. CHICAGO GRAIN CHICAGO, June 1. First offerings of the 191S crop came on the wheat market today, and quickly brought about a material downturn in prices. The result was a heavy close, 11 to 1 down, with July at and September at $1.07 Corn lost to oats finished off to Vs mi and provisions at a flecliile of 10 to 40 Although nt first the wheat market showed some signs of strength, prices began to descend as a word went around thaL Oklahoma was offering to ship newly harvested wheat within.

a fortnight. Cutting was said to be already going in the southern part of Oklahom. Deterioriation was noted in the crop outlook of the Texas panhandle. Corn declined with wheat. Oats displayed a good deal of lesistance to selling pressure.

In provisions, the big stocks at Liverpool acted as a weight on the market. Under the circumstances, an advance here in the price of hogs failed to maltf-any impression. Close: Wheat Julv, Corn Jul-, 6.9VJ. Oats July. 40; 38.

Pork July, S21.40: $21.12. Lard July, S12.42; $12.52. Ribs July, $12.35. COPPER, ETC. NEW ORK.

June 1. Copper firm: i electrolytic nearby nominal; 'Septem- ber and later, Iron steady and unchanged. exchange quotes tin dull: Spo: METAL EXCHANGE NEW YORK, June 1. The metal exchanges onoto tin $7.30 asked: spelter weak: spot, East St. Louis deliv- cry, asked.

At London: Lead, 31. 15s: spelter, 75. NEW YORK MONEY NEW YORK, June 1, aiercanlile paper. Par silver, Mexican dollars, 52'. Time loans firmer: sixty and 90 davc Call money firmer; ruling rale, 2'4.

LIVESTOCK At Chicago CHICAGO. June 1. Hogs: Receipts, 17.000: market active generally 5 cents above yesterday's average. Bulk, J9.60 mv.lTi: light, S9.0(5.9.7r.; heavy, $9.30 rt; O.Sr,; pjgs, $7.00 (ff. S.00.

Cattle: Receipts. market steady. Native beef cattle, western steers, JS.eaS.So; stoekers, Sij.00id9.00: cows, 4.509.85: calves, 5S.00 -(f; 11.23. Sheep: Receipts. 9.000: market strong: wethers.

S7.fi0ffi8.25; lambs, 1.0.00: springs! At Kansas City KANSAS CITY. June 1 Hogs: Receipts. nOOO; market strong. Bulk, heavy, light, pigs. 059.00.

Cattle: ReceiiHs, market strong. Prime fed steers, S10.40SH0.80; western steers. stoekers, SC.7."ffi8.G0: calves. Sheep: Receipts, 5.000: market strong-Lambs. $9.5011.60: yearlings, $8.50 10.2-:,: wethers.

S7.25tS.S.25. At Denver DENVER, June 1. Cattle: Receipts 4.200: market strong. Beef steers, $8.50 cows and heifers. $6.008.10: calves.

12.50. "rlogs- Receipts, 1600; firm. Top, bulk, Sheep: Receipts, 100; market steady Lambs clipped, 10.00; ewes clipped, NEW YORK COTTON NEW YORK, June 1. The cotton market closed steady but at a net decline of to 12 points for the day. LONDON WOOL AUCTION LONDON, June 1.

A good selection was offered at the wool auction sales today. There was a strong demand and superior Merinos were often five per cent over the opening rates. Rus- --ki was keen for scoured and paid 3s. Sid for new South Wales and 3s, 9d for Queensland. A sale of sheep skins was held here today.

There were 1,700 bales offered. Long wooled pelts were in good demand and 10 per cent higher, while short shorn gained five ner cent. It is reported in the market that no exports of wool from Australia will be allowed except to Great Britain and Japan. NEW YORK STOCKS American Beet Sugar American Can American Car and Foundry 56 59 American Locomotive 72 Amer. Smelt.

Refng SG American Sugar Rfy 11054 American Tel Tel 127 American zinc. Lead and ST, Anaconda Copper S3 Atchinson 105 P.ildwin Locomotive SS Baltimore Ohio 94 Brooklyn Rapid Transit 88 Butte and Superior Copper 8S1, California Petroleum 21 Canadian Pacific 172 Central Leather 544 Chesapeake Ohio 63 Chicago. Mil. St. Paul 99 Chicago Northwestern 128 Chicago.

R. I. Pac. Ry 2054 Citino Copper Colorado Fuel Iron 42'g Corn Products Refining 19 Crucible Steel 83 Distiller's Securities 31 Erie 39 'General Flectric 170 Northern Pfd 122 Great Northern Ore Ctfs 39 Illinois Central 103 Inierboroiigh Consol. Corp 17 Inspiration Copper 44 International Harverter, X.

J. ...112 Int. Mer. Marine pfd ctfs T-'ansns city Southern Kennccott Copper Louisville Nashville Petroleum 94 26 54 -107 mi Copper Ai 'V-i ICansa. Pacific Montana Prwer National Lead 35 15 6 80 Texas pfd MESA OFFICE Everybody's Drug Co.

Phone 6 or 500 V. D. JOHNSON Correspondent REXAI.L BOOMS Mesa, Ariz. Under new management of a party from Salt Lake City Rooms with private bath, the only ones with running water in every room; also screen sleeping porch with cots. Terms for summer.

training school proper and will commence promptly at ten o'clock this morning. Principal I. D. Payne extends a cordial invitation to those who are interested to attend. The following program will be given.

Three-part song, "The Fairies' Moon light Dance." Chorus Address. President A. Greig J. Matthews. Three-part song "The Fairies Moon- light Night," Chorus Presentation of diplomas.

I. D. Payne. "Oh. Lovely Xight" Solo and Chorus The members of the graduating class arc: Rieka Backstein, Curtis Blue, Nellie Dorsey.

Stella rYizzell, Victor Grable. Mildred Lusa, Marion Nelson. Lela J. 1 iiltitl Oi lit 11,1 1 11 Ollltlil. rweu aiiins, nazei wiuiams.

xtutli Woolf, and Wesley Zimmerman. i FOR SALE To sanitary couches i with mattresses, in splendid condition. I Call at 04S Van Ness Tempe. Ariz. RETURNED TO THE VALLEY Mrs.

Elizabeth Manlev returned to i the valley day before yesterday and is cpiite decided that she will again make this her home. She has visit-j en for the past few months with her i daughter Mrs. Pascal Lemons, at Pearce. Arizona. "MR GREX OF MONTE CARLO" The unusual belief that it is impossible to take pictures at night was dispelled in the forthcoming Laky production "Mr.

C.rex of Monte Carlo" which will lie seen at the Tempeait theater tonight with Theodore Roberts in the stellar role. The famous scenes of the "holdup" at the Mountain Road, were taken in the dead of night, the only light used beim; that from the headlights of the automobiles. In the cast, supporting Mr. Roberts are such artists as Carlyle RIackwell. Dorothy Davenport.

James Neill, Frank Elliott, Horace H. Carpenter, and other members of the Lasky all star organization. MUSIC STUDIO 806 Mill Ave. Tempe. Lillian Williams, teacher of string or wind instruments.

Summer rates. (Adv. I MISS YORK LOCATED Word has just been received that Miss Gertrude York, former teacher in the Tempe Union High school, has accepted a position as head of the department of Household science, with the title of professor, at the Agnes Scott College at Decatur. Georgia. Miss York will receive her Master's degree at the Columbia university this KYRENE SERVICES Rev.

Yates of Phoenix has arranged to conduct services on the coming Sunday evening at th" Kyieue sciiool house of Tempe. The hour is and the 1 ubiic is invited to attend the service "A SOUL ENSLAVED" I Cleo Madison will further endear herself to the patrons of tiie opera house tonight when she appears in a feature, "A Soul Enslaved." This story touches on the double standard I of morals and while it is clean, pow-j erful and absorbing it is replete with I the most intensely dramatic situa- Continued on Paae Ton) "Why Swear, Dear? Use Hits-It' for Corns!" It's the New Plan. Simple. Sure as Fate. Applied in a Few Seconds "Why.

John. I never knew you to use such language! I've told you several tiir.es it's no use to try those bandages, tapes, plasters and contraptions for corns. Here's some "Gets-lt, it's just wonderful how easv. 'clear and "You Wouldn't lose your Temper, John, If you Used 'Gets-It' for those Corns!" clean' it makes any corn come right off. Take but a.

few seconds lo ap- ply. It di'k at once. Put your sock or, righi over it. there's nothing to sti.k or "ob up. form a bundle of your to--, or press on the corn.

It's painless, 'simple as' tolling of a log Now put away those knives, razors and scis-j sors. use -Gets-It' and you'll have a sweeter disposition and no more corns a ml ea Uusos" is sold by druggists every wnere, "ic a bottle, or sent direct by Lawrence Chicago, 111. Sold in Phoenix and recommended as the world's best corn remedy by Owl Drug i Rhey ft Hulett, Phoenix Drug Co. We Will Pay 14c per lb. for live fat hens.

Live turkeys 19c, delivered to our place. Johnson-Pierce Co. MESA Another Double Program at Opera House, Tempe Tonight Cleo Madison in "A Soul Enslaved." Mary Page in the best episode of the serial. Also comedy. 10 and 15c "Then I'll Come Back to You," Saturday TONIGHT "MR.

GrREX OF MONTE CARLO" By E. Philips Oppenheim A Paramount Picture Tomorrow "THE ROSARY" TEMPEAN THEATER Tempe $15,000.00 TO LOAN On improved Real Estate In amounts to suit Mortgages Bought JESSIE F. KELLY Mesa, Ariz. Tel. 121 Prescott.

Joseph Htiber returned from California. He lias been a student in the U. of c. Miss Mollis Gray is home for the vacation after a year's study in the University of Arizona. M.

P. Holladay of the Holladay Drug Co. spent yesterday in the Capitol city on business. Six voting ladies of Mesa, seniors at Tempe Normal will attend the banquet to be given tonight at the Adams hotel, given by President J. B.

Cook of the Pacific Creamery. The banquet will include the entire senior class. Mrs. M. E.

Bivins and children of Vici. are here visiting Mrs. Biv ins' brothers. Dwight, Clarence and Carl Gates. Bivins who is in the hardware business in Vici, will come later and the family will continue their trip to California vhere the wife's parents reside.

CANTALOUPE GROWTH BACKWARD Planters of cantaleoupes state that the growth is unusually' slow this spring. This is attributed to the cool weather, particularly the nights. Vines that should be several feet long, tire in the main not more than a foot. Indications are that the crop will be considerably later than in recent years. DEWOLF HOPPER AT MAJESTIC Unusual interest was aroused by the entry of the noted DeWolf Hc-pper into mevir.g picture plays, and his rendering of the quaintly amusing story of Don Qniote makes one of the strong plavs or the Triangle series.

The other offering will be a two-reel comedy. "His Pride and Shame," featuring Ford Sterling. BOOSTING CELEBRATION FUND All the stores will be furnished this morning with small circulars calling attention to Citizens Night at the Majestic, next Tuesday night, when a percentage of the proceeds will go to the finance committee of the 4th of July celebration. These posters will be placed in every package wrapped so that tile town and country may help along with the finances, by patronizing "Citizens Night." n-i i i n- -a-) -a! Temne News Notei SCIIOOL EXERCISES Fourteen students of the Tempe Normal training school will receive their diplomas of promotion from the Eighth grade when the closing exercises are held this morning. A simple hut pleasing program has been arranged for the occasion including the commencement address to the gradutes by President A.

J. of the Normal. The exercises will be held in the TIN i I I td Ask 67 68 8-i 73 7:1 555 560 20 52 2 2 15i 1: 1 1 46 14H 14; 44 28 29 1 15 15 15 10 12 12.1.4 35 94 95 17 13 14' 6S 68 92 94 i 94 95 22 4 4 I 8 "1 31 6 7 16 16 26 27 14 14 80 3 3 6 6 56 57 Ciiy of Phoenix, de-crihod in Reso- M-'ern lines were tirm to strong, de-luion No. jiassed i.v the Cum-! ln" sirength from additional excel -mission of the City of I hocnix. on xt'Hemont earnings, to which April U'tb.

1S16, and on file with tliei i-nd Ohio proved a striking City Fieri-: of said City of Phoenix: I exception. and that sealed proposals or bids for War issues, particularly bonds, were prop. Adventure Allottez Arizona Commercial Calumet Arizona Calumet and Hecla Chile Copper Chino Copper Range Daly West Dundee Arizona Green Monster Greene Cananea Hancock Inspiration Isle Royale Jerome Verde Lake Ccpper Magma Copper Mass. Consolidated Miami Mohawk- Nevada Consolidated New Cornelia North Butle Old Dominion Osceola Ouincy Rav Consolidated Ray Hercules Shannon Shattuck Arizona South Lake Superior Copper Tamarack United Verde, Extension Utah Consolidated Copper Victoria Winona Wolverine Oatmans Arizona Tom Reed Big Jim 1.2:: Fessenden 22 Ivanhoe 13 Lucky Boy 10 Tom Reed 1.60 Turn Reed, United Eastern ..4.15 United Western IS' Yellow Pine 3.85 Local Arizona Butte Chloride Mining Pinal D-velopment Slocum Copper 1.26 .26 .15 1.65 4.30 .14 1.95 iprovemem according Io 111- therefor and according all of the several altcriia- ficatioMs. methods, kinds and if const uctions and kinds os materials described in liitiim of Intention No 171.

ll sp i --id 1 rec-ivcd at the office of the in ihe city Hall in said country were up a point. Shipping rubber issues, Mo-Piioenix up to o'clock p. 'ors and Sugars featured the special-ii' i ties. Cj- .1. The plans and all specifications for: -Mexicans, especially oils, were under may lie examined at the cloud created by the firm attitude of tin- city Engineer of said of the Washington government toward of Phoenix.

latest note of the Mexican author expenses of payable out of the ploperty sliict described ed as- sit- in of rntention No. 171. rntention No. 171 I-mais. payable in e.iual a.iniua! nistiilim- nis.

eNU-miing over a period approximately nine CM years from One of IO All East from Leaves Chicago 12:40 noon Grand Prize, Highest Award, Panama-Pacific Extfositian, awarded the Pennsylvania System for general excel-ence of service Coast tion, day steel for R. Allyn Lewis convenient connec Transacts a general investment business. Deals in Railroad, Industrial and Public Service Bonds suitable for conservative investment. Negotiates security issues. Furnishes statistical information regarding securities to investors and trustees.

or night, with all- through trains over Pennsylvania Lines For par ticulars to Pittsburgh, Baltimore, apply to Washington, Philadel phia, New York, and points East and .1 107 North Central Phoenix E. F. Hutton Private Leased Wire to all Exchanges Local Ticket Agents. ir address oourn or M.F.VanHorn. Chicago.

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