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Arizona republican., 1921-06-07

stringency and the low price of agri- cultural products is authorized, In his discretion. after due investiga- tion, to furnish irrigation water on the federal irrigation projects during the season of 1921 to applicants and entrymen who are in arrears for more than one calendar year for the pay ment of any charge for operation and maintenance or any construction charges and penalties, notwithstand- ing the provisions of section 6 of the act of August IS, 1914. It is provid- ed that nothing in this resolution shall be construed to relieve any beneficiary from payments due or penalties thereon required by said act
 Tn view of the circumstances. and of the authority vested in me by this resolution. have concluded that, not withstanding the failure to make the payments and the inability to make further payments due on December 1. the. reclamation service should pro- ceed nevertheless to allow the Water Users association. as our agents, to continue the delivery of water to in- dividual users during the season of 1921.
 "Of course. the payments now due and to become due on December | 1921. will remain a charge upon the property, as we'll as the penalties accrued and to accrue under the law and under the terms of the contract You are, therefore. authorized to notify the Salt River Valley Water Users association of this conclusion Respectfully.
 ALBERT B. FALL" MT. Bien's letter to the board oi governors here follows:
 T am in receipt of a letter from the secretary dated May IS. refer ring to the conference with him o your representa- tives. President F. A Reid and Frank A. Stewart. member of the council, and giving instruc- tions that the Salt River valle, Wafer Users association as agents of the United States would be per. mitted to continue the delivery O water to individual users during thu season of 1921 notwithstanding tha they are in arrears in their payment for operation and maintenance O construction and penalties for nor
 than one calendar year.
 The payments now due and t
 become due hereafter will remain
 charge upon the property as well a I the penalties accrued and to accru
 under the law and the terms of tn contract.
 T am inclosing copy of the secrc
 tary's letter for your information.
 "Nery truly yours, Il (Signed) MORRIS BEEN. Acting Director"
Arizona republican., 1921-06-07

a cooperative marketing system
 Now is the logical time to do IL and the plan Is feasible
 ~Our cooperative marketing sys- tenn must find a short cut from the producer to the consumer. That's our problem" he concluded.
 J. C. Dobbins. a Phoenix engineer. exposed what he termed a ~co-opera- tive marketing plan" to exclude Phoenix and the valley from the Bankhead highway. This plan. he de- clared- developed st a meeting Of the Arizona BanShead Highway associa- ton at Douglas recently. The Fl Paso chamber of commerce. he d.- cIared. backed by Tucson men. Is sowing seeds of propaganda among auto tourists to have them evade Phoenix. taking the A1o road to Yuma He explained that plans to spend sI00.000 on a highway out Of Phoenix south along the Gila river and paralleling the Southern Pacific railroad Is merely a scheme to fur ther the plans of the Fl Paso- Tucson group and will do Phoenix no par ticuiar good The highway that should be built. he said. Is west from Phoenix to Caiiente Springs and thence to Yuma.
 Frank Oppenshaw. a grape grower near Mesa. told realtors that the grape industry would make the valley prosperous He told of his o~n ex- ! periences fin the industry and cited ! figures in proof Of his contention. He l took more than 5000 crates from 1s acres of Thompson seedless vines. for which he got an average of Si-50 the crate. he said His income from these Is acres last year. after freigbt. com | missions and crating charges had been paid. was Ss. 800. he told the real | estate men While he was talking. a
 box of raisins. cured from grape ! grown in his vineyard. was passed among the audience
 F. A. Gibbs a Phoenix real estate
 man. told of a plan to advertise ths
 Salt River valley by use of the mo-
 ton picture. He suggested the msk.
 inx of a film in which Zane Grey o T Globe and Harold Bell Wright wouls be invited to cooperate. This wouls
 give the valley a dignified advertisini ! program which could be presented
 before millions of people at mini mum expense. he said KesltorI looked upon this plan with favor and , in cooperation with the chamber O ! commerce. probably will take som l definite action on the proposal within the next few weeks
 r During the luncheon the guest r were favored with musical number [ by Harold Clark and Neda Clark MI ? Clark sang two numbers. accom- 2 panied on the piano by Miss Clark
Arizona republican., 1921-06-07

to the railroad company before the work of building the road began The company sold the bonds and then failed to build the road After the United States supreme court had val dated part of the bonds. congress validated the whole amount and la ter the state legislature refunded the bonds. adding to the original amounts the accrued interest to date. When Arizona became a state. congress granted the state 100000 acres of land for the purpose of redeeming the bonds
 The counties were represented by C. E. Wilson. special counsel: George D. Christy of Maricopa county: {: George .Harbin of Coconino county. and John l.. Sullivan Of Yavapai county. sfr. Ryan was the sole rep resentative of the defendants
Arizona republican., 1921-06-07

Tn ordering suspension of the con- tract provision, Secretary Fall de- clared that there would be no waiver of the penalty, as provided by law and under terms of the contract, py the government. He informed MT Reid, however. that there would pc no need to worry over this fact un,i the government seeks to collect the penalties.
 Outcome. of the Washington con ferences will be presented to the hoard of governors of the Water Users association at a special meet ing to be held at 10 o'clock tnls morning. The board is expected to take some definite action at this meeting in reference to deferrins payments in accordance with the un- derstanding reached at Washington-
 Conclusions reached by Secretary Fall and Acting Director Bien are set forth in the following letters. the first written by the interior secre- tary to the acting director of the reclamation service and the second written by the acting director of the reclamation service to the board or governors of the Water Users asso- citation. Secretary Falls letter foi- lows:
 ..The Salt River Valley Water Users association, by its regularly appointed committed. namely, Presi- dent F. A. Reid and Frank R. Stew art, member of the council, have been before me in this city. with the state nent that the amounts due and to become due under the fourth and fifth payments (construction charges) agreed to be made by said associa- l ton under the terms of a contract dated the 9th day of September. 1917, can not be so made because of par tial crop failure and inability to dis
 pose of crops raised.
 "I have heard the senators and representative from Arizona, and other citizens interested in this mat 1 ter, and I have also, through a per- sonal visit to the Salt River valley, and subsequent personal investiga-
 ton, become convinced of the truth of the statements made, and am
 aware of the desperate situation in
 which the water users under this project find themselves.
 : Under the terms of this contract the association were constituted merely the agents of the secretary of the interior. through whom water \ was to be delivered under the term.
 of the contract and under the law, of the United States, to the individua , water users.
 By H. J. R. 52 which has passe,
 both houses and has been signed b, the president, the secretary of tn interior. fin view of the financia
Arizona republican., 1921-06-07

Biz chicken banquet for benefit home missionary Oocaib work this evening at 6: 90 D. m- Eat creamed chicken. mashed potatoes green beans. cabbage salad. ice cream cake and other good things. at First M- F.
 church. Second avenue and Monroe street Please phone reservations to f7sf or s0ss before noon- Come. have a good tIme--Adv- II
Arizona republican., 1921-06-07

to the best actors and singers, but to the most beautiful ones of the gentlei sex. His second son. Cyril and his two daughters. who live with him in Coburg. are discreet enough to sh- stain from sharing in the theatrical diversions of 6o-year-old Ferdinand. New York World
Arizona republican., 1921-06-07
CARD OF THANKS

We want to thank all the littl, school mates, friends and neighbo for their kindness, help and sym. pathy in our little boys illness ant death and also for the beautiful flow. CTS they brought.
 Mrs. Lillian B. Ball.
 Mrs. Livonia c. Reynolds,
 Wm. M. Reynolds.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-07

The Lamson Business College. 1s West Washington street. Phoenix. Arizona. will open its summer term Monday. June 6. and continue all summer There win he beginning classes in Shorthand Typewriting. Bookkeeping. Rapid Calculation. etc Adv n
Arizona republican., 1921-06-07

Construction charges the Salt River valley project aggregating approximately $61OOOO for the years 192O-21 have been deferred by the government for period of 12 months dating from December l. 1921 F. Reid president of the association declared upon his return from Washington yesterday
 A. B. Fa secretary of the interior, and Worries Bien acting director of the reclamation service ordered de- fement of the fourth and fifth payments following ferences with President Reid and Frank R. Stewart, committee named by the Salt River Valley association to present claims of valley shareholders
Arizona republican., 1921-06-07
sHRiNERs MEET ToNlcHT

@h FL zARIRAH TEMPLE Mystic Shrine meets to-
 night at o'clock in the
 Shrine Auditorium in stated session Refreshments will be served, a musical program rendered, snappy talks by the Nobles, all to celebrate the installation of the new furnishings. You vii be sorry if you miss it. H. B. ST. CLAIRE.
 1t Recorder.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-07
Local Weather Yesterday

1 degrees.
 Deficiency in temperature since the first of the month, degrees.
 Accumulated excess in temperature since January 1. 219 degrees.
 Normal precipitation January 1 to date, 2.82 inches.
 Actual precipitation January 1 to date, 46 inch.
 Deficiency since January 1. 236 inches ROBERT Q. GRANT.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-07

A ARIZONA LODGE NO. 2, F.
 & A. M. will meet in stated X X session in. Masonic Hall at 7:30 D. m. Visiting brethren cordially invited II e. HAMMONS, w. M.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-07

MRS. LUTHER STEWARD BACHELOR OF MUSIC, HEAD OF PRIMARY TRAINING DEPT. ARi- IONA SCHOOL OF MUSIC. SUM- MFR TERM JUNE TO AUG. 6. PHONE 5316 OR 1oO9.-Adv. 1t
Arizona republican., 1921-06-07

PYTHIAN SISTERS TO MEET The regular meeting of Purity Temple No. g, Pythian Sisters, will be held at s o'clock tonight in K. of P. hall.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-07
McDougan & Cassou
 Washington Street
DIG BENEFIT BANQUET

Attend it this evening at s.1p. First M- F. church. corner Second avenue and Monroe street Every cent of proceeds go for home missionary work Please phone for reservations now x7s1 or s0ss--Adv- IL
Arizona republican., 1921-06-07
WEATHER FORECAST

Arizona: Fair Tuesday and Wed nesday, not much change in tempera- ture.
 New Mexico: Showers north, and east, generally fair southwest portion Tuesday; Wednesday mostly fair west. probably showers east portion. Not much change in temperature.
 West Texas. Tuesday and Wed nesday partly cloudy; probably thun- dershowers in north.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-07
CONSTRUCTION CHARGES ON 5. R.V. PROJECT WILL
 BE DEFERRED FOR YEAR

Secretary Fall of Interior Orders Reclamation Director To Waive Government Claims Under Terms Of Contract Until Dec. l, Approximately $61O 900 Involved for Years 1920 and 1921-Board To Act Today
Arizona republican., 1921-06-07

To try one is to buy one!
 K n ox'' Straw. Hats.
 Styles the same as are now being shown to the worlds well dressed men.
 Quality, the very Best.
 Knox" Straw Cor felt) hats can be found at this shop alone, in Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1921-06-07
bcnLReb,

AUTO MEN TO MEET-The Phoenix chapter of the Arizona Auto motive Dealers association will meet tonight at the chamber of commerce. Matters of much importance to the dealers will be discussed. There has been considerable discussion relative to the inauguration of an automobile club in the state of Arizona composed entirely of automobile owners. and this will be taken up. A full attend ance of members is requested.
 LAST MEETING OF SEASON. Chapter A. of P. E. o. will hold its last meeting for the season at 7:30 o'clock this evening, when special work will feature the program. The hostess will De Mrs. Frank Green. who will entertain the members of the society at the home of her mother, Mrs. H. H. Shirley. 1521 West Monroe street. The season will open in the autumn with down town luncheon.
 CALLED 20 ioWA-Miss Alice Bonham left last evening for Council Bluffs, where she was called by the serious illness of her mother, Mrs. H. Bonham. Mrs. Bonham left Phoe- nix week ago in the best of health. having wintered with her daughter, who is an attache of the office of the board of directors of state institu- tions.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-12-07
AN ORDINANCE
To Provide for the Issuance anu s" -,
NJ uonds Of the City OF Pniatka' III

To Provide for the Issuance anu AM S" IN
Of Uonds Of the City OF Pniatk"' III
the sum of 1925, 100000, authorized Qy
Chapter GOAL of the Laws OF the 3 d.
Of Florida, Acts of 1921; and TO ITO
vide for the form and Dehoh'l'"
lions. Rate of Interest, and interest,"
having Dates, and Maturity Dates
of such Bonds; and to REQUIRE inc
~, Of raves to Pay the Interest ana
create a Sinking Fund for the ray s,.
ment of the Principal of SAID Bolus;
and TO Provide for the Deposit any
Safe Keeping and Disburse ment III u,
the MONEYS and Funds Derived tro"
the Sale Thereof ,,.or and
RE IT ORDAINED BY the ,MaSoi t IN
city Council of the City OF FaiatN"'
Section 1. That there shall be issued
nv the City of Palatka, lZ5 ponos' go
in the sum of 100000, in all agsfe++
l ra+ine s125 00O. 90, bearing interest at
t%a r9te of G per centum per annulh,
;ntarast nayable semi-annually, altet
date. that said bonds shall be nuihuen
90 'I,nnrserutiyely from / to 125 both ~,
o oI,,,iyn. that each and every OF saia
Gnnds shall bear date December !,
fS91. that Is of said bonds, numpeteo
from / to Is, both inclusive, snaii f ~
come due and payable 10 years ansed
date. that 40 of said bonds nuInp,e t :"
from 16 to So, both inclusniVe, after
COM. due and payable ~ years arue,
1 5o.n tbat 70 of said bonds nninoereu
T,on 56 to 1875 both inclusive, shal t pe
rnme due and payable 80 years aiee y
; S ,otn That each and every OF SPY
honds shall be payable In the City y,
moIatI.s at the office of the Clt,y
Insurer of said City, or at the o..
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-12-07

from date hereof until paid, at the
rate of six per cent per annum, payable
semi-annuallY, on the ISt day Of June,
and the list day of Deccmbrr OF earh
ana every year, until the PRINCIPAL
sum hereof shall have been rully paid,
upon presentation and surrender of
The interest coupons hGreJo attached,
as they shall Scyeraliy become due and
payable Both principal and interest
herein mentioned shall be payable in
gold cciu Of the United states o. AM
eric" OF current standard, weight and
hnchvSS AID for the prJnpt pay
mGGrt o' the principal and interest Of
th;S 't NIL rs the samu rasDe 'tiVclN
brCtmr our, all of the taxable zeal
ana an personal property situated IN
PaIatka IS defined at the sine nf the
lssu@nlr Of this bond, md al property
belonging to the said CITY, ur Which
ma G., after be acquired BY said CITY,
snail b. and the same is needy pic dg =
ed fer the payment of this 5y":I, with
on, plCjHdiCc however so the rights
of ANY G. the holders of ne bonds of
the City of Palatlla heretofore isSuC d.
Tins bond is one Of a series of 20
bonds of like date, amount and tenor
eXcrIt rs to number and maturity
issued ny the City of Paiactla Tor the
| pullose of street paving Improve
| MINUS anu CNltlSlOl u " iltE luh'lls
| for tl'e protection, commercial and do
! meS'lr uses in the territory annexed II
sail city by the Legislature of thC
State of Florida at it's session in the
year 1921, under and pursuant 10 thu
power and authority granted to sait
City by Chapter 90i2 of the Laws o
thu State of Florida for 1921, entitled
Gan Act to Authorize Empower ant
Require the City of Palatlla, in th
County of Putnam, and State OF Flor
ida to issue bonds in the sum o
$30,0000O, to be used exclusively II
street paving improvements and pro
viding for the betterment assessment
of said street paving improvements
and in extending water mains for fir
protection, commercial and domesti
uses. In the territory annexed to tn
City of Palatka, by Act of the Legis
, lature y. D. 1921" and in full com
pliance with an Ordinance of sal
City, duly passed pursuant to the pro
visions of said Act.
1t is hereby certified that in issu
ing this bond and the remaining bond
of this issue, all requirements of III
Constitution and Laws of the state {
Florida have been strictly comphe
with, and provision has been mad
as required by law for the levy an
. collection annually of a tax upon tn
entire taxable property in the city
, Palatlla sufficient to pay the intere!
, due on said bonds each year and
: create a sinking fund sufficient to pa
; the principal of said bonds as Il
same shall become due and payabl
A., so long as any of said bonds, shall RI
/ main outstanding and unpaid.
| IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the GU
E of Palatka Florida, has caused tn
/ bond to be signed by its Mayor, and |
t the President of it's City Council. az
e attested by the Clerk of said CT,
;, Council. and it's corporate seal to
e affixed hereto. and this bond to
d dated the LIST day of December, l9zl'
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-12-07
WATER WORKS BOND, ISSUE OF

1921
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRES
ENTS, That the City of Palatka' IN
the County of Putnam, and state OF
Florida, a municipal corporation uiiF fer
the laws of the State of Florida; LOT
value received, acknowledges itself 10
owe, and promises to pay to the bear
err hereof, at the office of its CITY
Treasurer, in the City of Palatka; OF
at the office of Importers d Traders
National Bank, in the City of New
dates with interest thereon, IRON aa s
York, state of New York, One Thous-
and Dol1ars------------ years alttI
hereof until paid, at the rate OF SIX per
cent per annum, payable semi annual.
" on the LIST day of June, and the ISL
5avn of December of each and every
wear, until the principal sum hereoi
shah nave been fully paid, upon pre-
sentation and surrender or the inter-
est coupons hereto attached, as they
shall severally become due ana pay
able. Both principal and interest,"
herein mentioned shall be payable IN
gold coin of the United state OF Am
erica of current standard, weight ana
fineness And for the prompt payment
of the principal and interest or TINS
due, the entire taxable property IN the
CITY of Palatka, and all property pc
longing to said City. or that when
may hereafter be acquired by SAID
city, is hereby irrevocably pledged
without prejudice, however, 10 'n NE
the bonds of said City of Palatka mere
This bond is one of series of 1875
bonds, of like date. amount ard tenor
except as to number and maturity Is
sued by the City of Palatka for the
purpose of purchasing property, real,
personal and mixed, now belonging 10
Palatka Water Works, and of improV-
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-12-07

fee of Importers & Traders National
Bank, in the City of New York, State
of New York.
Section g. That said bonds shall be
signed in the name of the City of Pa
latka Florida, by the President or the
City Council of the city Of Paiatka'
and by the Mayor of the city OF "a
latlla and the seal OF the city OF "a
latlla shall be thereto affixed and at,
tested by the Clerk of the City Council
Of the City of Palatka, and upon so be-
ing signed and sealed, shall be deny.
erred to the depository of the CITY Oh
PalatlSa for safe keeping,
Section 8. That as soon as practicac
Bile after the passage and approval OF
this Ordinnce, the Clerk of the Guy
Council shah advertise SAID BONDS IoT
sale that said advertisement shall pc
published six times during a perou o.
thirty days in a daily newspaper pup
lished in the City of Palatka; that sald
period of time for the publication OF
the advertisement of the sale Oh sal4
bonds shall commence on the GATE Vi
the first publication Of said advertls t
ment and said advertisement shall be
! published on the last day. OF SAID per
| iod of time, and the word during as
used herein shall be construed 10 IN
clude the first and last pubncatioil
! Provided however, that nothing IN tnl'
| Ordinance shall be construed to pro
}hibit the City of Palatka from adVer'
ltising said bonds for sale, as often al
may be desired, in any other pupll
cation or publications which the SAT-
City Council may select IN adott,oh u
the publication above referred TO. :.
Section A. And said City Council !
bereby authorized and empowered I
reject any and all bids for said bonds
and to readvertise the same as o1te
as the City Council shall deem ne S,es
sary for the purpose of securing BID
therefor, acceptable to the City Coun
ell of the City of Palatka .,
Section 5. And said City Council ]
hereby authorized to sell said bond!
either in whole or in part, to such Dl pc
der or bidders bidding therefor, as w
bring to the City of Palatka the hlsH
; est price for said bonds. son,,,o
Section 6. That the moneys derive
from the sale of said bonds snail .
deposited in the City, depository In
fund separate from all other funds
the City of Palatla, and shall be pal
out only for the purposes mentone
in said Chapter 9041 of the Acts OF IN
Legislature of the State of Florid
1921, upon warrants ordered py u
lsaid City Council ,, ,
2 Nothing in this Ordinance shall
= construed to prohibit the City or ~
latka from withdrawing the said luh'
t from deposit with the depository
the City of Palatka, in the event hgl
er rate of interest on the daily oalan'
g on hand, can be obtained from al
4 other reliable bank or banking hou!
in the City of Palatka, and that u
!; same kind of security shall be requthh'
d of the City depository or any otn
T bank or banking house having sa
n. funds on deposit for the safe keepil
and payment of said funds, as Is no
d required of the City depository for Z
|, safe keeping of other funds OF Z
d Section 7. That the said bonds shi
h be substantially in the form followln
: UNITED STATES OLE AMERICA
I STATE OF FLORIDA
I, CTrrV OF pALATKA
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i Thirty Centuries AGO.

biting the art of home
i PerSians claim credit.
pies ago, according to an
Jamshid had a great
Pressure of the top lay
beneath squeezed out the
/ fermented and became
/ the kings wives, having
p liquid in the basement,
|Ag believed to be, and had
|Son' decided to use it to
Although she drank free
n dying, she lost her de-
lld became unusually hap
Pug could not understand
\ until she confessed.
MS related, both the mon
court with frequent regu-
lNed' themselves on home
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-12-07
FOLLOW STEAMER
II and Rigging of Yes
llr Carried Far
N the Land.

N from land form one
b be Witnessed by pas
m the steamers cross
sInn. This Is said to
n case on the steamers
bg between Muskegon
/, distance of 100 miles.
Nil after dark.
! he spars and rigging
N the dock form good
I'M the land birds. When
/ and the boats begin
I DO late for them to go
Ne no uncommon thing
HERS to see a strange
pen daybreak and SUM-
NJ are waking up and
e some thirty-odd miles
circle about the boat
compelled to rest on
Sme of them seeming
Ei, while others make
|fcumstanceS.
/ Two yellow hammers or
|lnOng the company, as
|Nt little sapsucker that
|lt ropes and spars as II
|akfaSting heartily on
/ was a frightened brown
! as a pair of tiny wrens
mass SDarrOWS,
company the vessel I'M
sthe other port and ther