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Arizona republican., 1922-01-05
Pennsy Hurdler Is
Out With Sore Leg
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PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 4-William
Martin OF Seattle, one of the best
hurdlers on the University of Penn
sylvania track team has developed a
growth on his left leg and will be
operated upon the latter part of this
week, according to Coach Lawson
Robertson. 1t is feared he will be
lost to the team for the remainder OF
the indoor season.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-05
To ARGUE RIGHT To
FILE ON POWER SITE

F. A. La Rue, engineer representing
the United States geological survey
OF Western states. will act as referee
this morning in the case of the Salt
River Valley Water Users associa-
ton against Frank G. Baum.
The hearing will begin at o'clock
this morning in the Water Users
building and is expected to continue
for several days. At this hearing will
be determined the right of Baum to
file on a power site on the Black
river, the Water Users association
having protested this right.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-05
Mackmen Sell MConr
To Portland Beavers
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 4-Robert
u. Mccain, shortstop, belonging to
the Philadelphia American league
baseball club, has been sold to the
Portland team of the Pacific Coast
league, it was announced today. Nc
Cam has played in the Virginia and
International leagues.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-05
MAJoRs oPEN APRIL I

FRENCH LICK, Ind, Jan. with
april -. decided on as the opening
date for the American and National
leagues and the usual schedule call
ing for f54 games fixed. the meeting
OF the schedule committee adjourned
late today. The season will end Oc-
tober /.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-05

Matte Pafford; Chaplain, Era Nc
Cullough; Record Keeper. Georgie
Austin; Collector, Emma Clark; Ser
geant, Ida Redden; Lady at Arms,
Carrie Frankenburg; Sentinel, Alice
FOCAL; Picket. Mariah Westoyer;
Musician. Julia DeVore.
Miss Bina M. West, the Supreme
Commander. is making a tour OF the
United States and expects to be in
Phoenix some time in March, prob
ably the first week. and at that time
a two days state convention will be
held in Phoenix. A banquet will be
given at the Hotel Adams in honor Of
Miss West. All members are urged
to make a special effort to attend
both the convention and banquet
Leaves for Prescott
Miss Myrtle Clark left Wednesday
evening to resume her school duties
in Prescott after spending a pleasant
vacation here with relatievs.
Missionary Meeting
The Woman's Missionary Society
of the Christian church will meet at
the home Of Mrs. Ida Totten. Thurs
day afternoon at $3.50. A good att
tendance is desired.
on Sick List
MISS NOIllld 1HAAilit VI Mtcd VIII
is attending Normal school here is
on the sick list.
Wall Flower Dance
There will be a Wall Flower dance
at the Normal gymnasium Friday
night and good time is assured
every one.
Back IN School
Miss Helen Roberts, one Of the
Normal Critics who has been on the
sick list for several days was able
TO return to school Wednesday.
Accepts School in California
Miss Ruth Reid. WHO was gradu-
ated from the Tempe Normal at
Christmas time left last week .-r
Southern California, where she has
accepted a position as fourth grade
teacher in a public school near the
town in which her parents, Rev. and
d. II. Reid are located.
Strayed from 7lO Mill Avenue.
Tempe, one goose. Phone Al. 1t
FOR RENT-Eighty acres near
Tempe, to rent on shares. Inquire
Tempe National Bank. m
Arizona republican., 1922-01-05
KEEPING GOOD woRn

BOSTON, Jan. 4-The Massachu-
setts boxing commission will sus-
pend Johnny Wilson. middleweight
champion, it was announced today.
as a result o. his suspension by the
New York commission because of his
refusal to meet Harry Greb of Pitts
burg in bout announced for next
month.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-05
LAWLER BEATS NoYE

OMAHA, Jan. 4--Jack Lawler. the
Omaha lightweight, led Johnny Noye
OF Minneapolis all the way in a ten
round bout here last night and was
given the decision. In the prelimina-
rles Harry Boyle, Duluth lightweight
was given the decision over Mickey
Brown of Portland, Ore.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-05
To Coach
Northwestern Team
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CHICAGO, Jan. 4-Charles Brick
ley, former Harvard University foot
ball star has been offered the posi-
tion of head football coach at North
western University it was learned to-
day. Brickley is said to have indi-
Gated to the Purple officials that he
would accept the place if proper in
ducements were made.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-05
BrosDns Will Not Go
To Louisiana Con1p
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ST. LOUIS. Jan. bob Quinn
business manager of the st. Louis
Americans today intimated that the
Browns would not do their spring
training at Bogalusa, La as he had
previously announced. because. he
said the Bogalusa officials had failed
to fulfills certain. arrangements.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-05
DUNDEE AND LEONARDO

MILWAUKEE, Jan. 4-Nothing
definite has been settled for a meet
ing in Milwaukee Jan. 13. between
Benny Leonard. lightweight cham
pion, and Johnny Dundee. Nego-
tiations are proceeding.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-05
ScHAEFER- -PADGETT
REMATcHED

DENVER, Jan. 4-Cowboy Padgett
of Dolores, Colo, who defeated Nor
ris Schlaifer of Omaha here last night
was matched today to meet Frankie
Murphy of Denver here Jan. 1S. They
are weiterweights.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-05
DAMAGE To CANAL
SYSTEM IS $1,000

The Salt River Valley Water
Users association has announced that
the total damage to the canal system
by flood water from Cave Greek viii
not exceed $500 the chief damage
being done ON the Arizona canal.
where there was a break Of 175 feet.
Several smaller breaks on the Grand
canal did not interfere with the car
rying of water. Repairs will be
rushed on the Arizona break, and the
canal ~ill be carrying it's full quota
of water within seven daysa
No definite approximation OF the
amount Of water which came down in
the Cave Creek flood has as yet been
made, but It is estimated that there
was about the same amount as in the
August flood, which was about 5000
acre-feet.
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Arizona republican., 1922-01-05

The average menu for American
soldiers is as follows: Breakfast, cof-
fee with milk, hot cakes or cereal
eggs, bread and butter; dinner, coffee
or tea, steak or other meat two vege-
tables, dessert; supper, coffee or tea,
one meat, two vegetables, dessert.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-05
WAUGH WINS ANoTHER

BEAUMONT, Tex. Jan. 4-Bobby
Waugh of Fort Worth was an. easy
winner over Louis Leonard Of Seat
tie in their ten round bout here to-
night, according to newspaper men
at the ringside.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-05

After raiding the battlefields at
midnight. from which hundreds Of
tons of metal were hauled away in a
long line of motor trucks, Arthur
Parsy, a Frenchman, living near
Amiens, grew from a poor hardware
merchant to a millionaire in three
years.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-05

training at Leesburg, Fla, on March
1. When all the players report there
will be more than 30 in the squad.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-05
PMIys To Start
Training March /
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. The
Philadelphia National league baseball
club announced today that Manager
Wilhelm, fifteen pitchers and three
catchers would report for spring
Arizona republican., 1922-01-05

nouncement that he has quit the
game will be regretted by fans wher-
ever Carter fought, as Tommy al
ways gave the crowd the best he
had. 1t is hard to believe that a
fighter has actually retired as many
have tried it before but they all try
a comeback. If Carter has really re
tired he carries with him the well
wishes of thousands of friends and
admirers and If he again becomes in
occulated with the boxing bug they
will be at the ringside when he comes
back. They all say it--Carter re-
tired before. but they can't resist
the music of the timekeeper's gong.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-05
ALeER.cLINE NEXT

AG6 { n'OLINE NGAI
Matchmaker Erhardt is still trying
to get Billy Alger and Gene Cline
together in the local ring. Alger is
perfectly willing to accept the terms
and Jake is making one more effort
to sign Cline. This pair would give
the fans of Phoenix some action. AL
ger is solid with the fans and those
who overlooked Mondays best are
anxious to glimpse the new champ
since he polished off the rough spots
and scents OF championship posi-.
bilities.
If the bout is staged the Legion
card will be held at the Coliseum
one week from next Monday. No an
nouncement has been made regarding
card for next Monday and the pro-
moters will probably hold over one
week on account of the Friday bout
and numerous holiday attractions this
week.
The fans will be willing to bide the
time If the Alger- Cline bout material
ICES.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-05

Belgium's first burgomaster is at
the head of a little village near
YpreS
Arizona republican., 1922-01-05

Strayed from 7lO Mill Avenue.
Tempe, one goose. Phone Al. 1t
Arizona republican., 1922-01-05

FOR Eighty acres near
Tempe, to rent on shares. Inquire
Tempe National Bank. m
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-24
Strand Tickets
 -1.c Each
For Women Only

For w omen Only The biggest of all the Big Four features at the Strand begins tomorrow !" "MANSLAUGHTER !" - with Thomas Meighan. Five hundred tickets to see this remarkable picture, which ran serially in the Saturday Evening Post, to be sold tomorrow at 1c each.
 These tickets will be ac- cepted for admission until 1 o'clock tomorrow only. They will not be accepted from boys, and, therefore, will be sold to women only. Tickets will be on sale to- morrow in the Edison Monograph Shop, rear of main floor.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-24
42-Piece Sets
 $50

These sets consist of the proper number of pieces for the complete service of six per sons. The composition is as follows: six 5-inch plates, six 7-inch plates, six 6-inch soup plates, six cups and saucers, six fruit saucers, one sugar bowl, one cream pitcher, one 8-inch dish, one Winch baker and one bowl.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-24
1P6i1ryx 2%fT yx&>
 Sa7fR.ssle

The newest conceits in fashions accessories. The little things that count for so much. The completing touch that beautifies the costume. The dainty lit tie things for which you look toward this bigger and better store, sure that you will find them in the most fashionable variety, and confident that their quality is right and their prices fair.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-24
Ready With Carter's
1.25 to 1.95

Are you one of those provident folks who never feel safe at this time of the year unless your supply of Carter's is complete? If you are, you will be glad to learn that all our Car ter's garments for au- tumn and winter are here. The new shapes in separate garments and union suits. The famous Carter's weave, that not only means longer service and greater comfort, but the utmost of protection, without bulkiness. Car ter's arm e n t s are knitted to fit."
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-24
Novel French Vanities 1.98 to 9.95

Vanities of exquisite design and beauty, personally selected by MT. Leo Loeb while in Paris. A host of picturesque ideas display ing the real skill of French hand work. Vanities of round, oval and square design, set with imi- tations of precious jewels in combinations of cloisonne ef- fects. All finished with dainty puffs and beveled edge mirrors.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-24

SPREADS-63x90 white krinkle weave bedspreads of per feet quality. Plain hemmed. ready to use. Special, EQ each | CO UNION SLEEPING - A sale of Union linen sheeting. 72 inches wide. Imported direct from EQo Ireland. Yard OOC
 so-INcH UNION SHIFTING. see
 MADEIRA LINEN-45- inch wide Madeira art needlework linen. Every yard perfectly woven for the finest art needle i 7Ei work Special. yard !. C A R T LINEN-22-inch wide. cream colored art linen. Pure flax, suitable for runners OQa . and scarfs. Yard OOC DOZEN NAPKINS = Clearance of IS. 20 and 22-inch nap- kins. Smaller sizes pure linen, others half linen Good assort- 2 E0 ment- Per dozen O.OO LINEN TABLE CLOTHS Pure linen square table cloths of Irish make. Full bleached and pretty circular designs. Very 4 OK special, each OO LINEN TOWELS-Pure linen towels for kitchen. or face. or bathroom use. Completely hemmed, with blue or red border. OE
 Very special. each ACC
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-24
DEMONSTRATION RoyalCup Coffee All Next Week, Balcony

We know that eur patrons win bs glad to learn of this demonstration. Most every good housekeeper knows the de- liciousness of Royal Cup Coffee. al- ready. but they never willingly forero the pleasure of . cup with us during the demons trAtion. All through the week on the rest room balcony.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-24
Sweaters For Little Ones 2.50 to 5.95

The Infants' Shop now has its little sweater coats and slipover models for up to 6-year little ones. Light blues and pinks for the tiny one and the darker and more practical autumn shades for the older ones Fine wool fashioned sweaters - the best that money can buy.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-24
Pillow Cases Stamped to Be Embroidered
 98c

These are the kind of pillow cases that women who take particular pride in their needle work like to make. Made of good quality tubing an d stamped in most effective de- signs. Unusual values, too, at 98c the pair.
 PILLOW Csses-Prstty stamped pillow cases on good quality tubing. hems titched for crochet fin- 10 ishing. special. per pair
 STAMPED APRONS = Completely made up aprons in three designs for embroidery and patchwork IOo Very special each BED SPREAD1Fun size. stamped bed spreads. including bolster. Made of good quality piquot 9 OK Special As OO
 BALCONY
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-24
Parisian Tuniques, 39.50 to 67.50
Selected in Paris by MT. Leo Loeb

 and because of the saving profit their prices be fashioned into superb evening m
  fon displayed windows and Trimmings Shop BEAUTIFUL AND WHITE,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-24
1OO-Piece Sets
 1850

Composition as follows: Twelve 5-inch plates, twelve Finch plates, twelve 6-inch soup plates, twelve cups and saucers, twelve fruit saucers, twelve individual but ters, one 8-inch dish, one 12-inch dish, one Winch covered dish, one casserole, one baker, one covered butter dish, one cream pitcher, one sugar bowl, one pickle dish, one sauce boat and one bowl.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-24

To veil ones charm lightly, but smartly, come the new
 French dotted mashes. The smartest wells arc of black mesh with high eol- ored dots. Prices s5c to 1.26 tho yard.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-24

PILLOW TUBING-1,000 yards, fine quality, 42-inch wide pil- low tubing. Full. soft finish, for handmade pillow cases. Q0a Special. yard OCN 10 YARDS TOWELING- Heavy quality, red bordered kitchen toweling. Full weave. soft finish, fast edge. Special m for lew FRUIT-OF-THE-LOOM-
 Ss inches wide, genuine Fruit-of- the Loom muslin. None better made for the many important home-sewins yard 4OC 31x90 SHEETS--E xtra heavy seamless sheets, torn and hemmed from heavy bleached sheet ing. Limited quantity off, 10 fsred- Special, each 1s ] y DOZEN TOWELS - 200 dozen blue Or red bordered huck towels. Heavy quality, good size, hemmed ends. ready for use. Special, per dozen, OF tomorrow l. OC WOOL BLANKETS-40 pairs slightly soiled wool blankets, in white or plaid effects. Full size clear, per pair O.C9
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-24
QNt1tln1r{ )A5

RADIUM-40-inch wide radium silk in Paisley design. This very rich silk Is pecially recommended for trimming purposes and for lining handsome coats well as other lining purposes Special. psr 9 OE yard 6sGO CREPE DE CHINE-All the new high colors, well all the staple are dis played in this very excellent 4o-nch wide, ceptionally dainty quality of crepe 9 E0 de Chine at AsOO WASHABLE s A T N - 36-inch wide washable satin; in pink. flesh and white. Tubs beautifully and retains it's original uster after many washings. Fine for undergarments and sleeping co Yard 1sCO CREPE DE CHINE-4O-inch wide de Chine; in flesh. pink and white. An extra quality that purchased special for undergar- offesss %ssss '.s .s.sis sisfDsa ss wear and 1.89 ZEN TOUR"-A new Mallinson weave brings version of the rough surface A pretty and most practical silk for Autumn s.ssis'' Ysrs All ''i'f'' of course 2.25
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-24

When these new English wool sports hose arrived, ws said: The last word in fashionable hosiery is here" Displayed in . va riety of stripes and in other striking pettsrns. s:6o Der pair.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-24
DEMONSTRATION
 Ballard & Ballard Obelisk Flour Beginning Tomorrow

Mrs. A. M. Gerhsrdt. representa- tive of the manufactu ctursrs of thi, fine flour. will be in our store for one week beginning tomorrow for the pur- pose of demonstrating to Birmingham housewives the superior quality of this excellent flour.
 Mrs. Gerhardt will hold reception for the purpose of having you taste the products of her culinary skill each afternoon from to o'clock. Souve- mfrs free to women. Solits baking powder will bs used
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-24

CHINCHILLA-This is genuine Mallnson's silk origination. You will be impressed with the beauty of chinchilla satin and be glad to 1t in your ONE prettiest k0 Autumn dress. Yard 1'CN MARINETTE CREPE-Marinette crepe belongs the Canton crepe family but has . smoother finish. It is very durable. well as . very beautiful silk. and comes in all 9 OK shades. Special yard @'Sc SATIN CANTON-A plain, rich satin Canton crepe of impressive quality and worth
 Woven to be used in dresses for important social sss.s.ns and It. an ar;s. extra quality 4.50 PRINTED SATIN-New ideas in printed designs on a lustrous 40-inch satin. Used for trimming purposes and for Things that are visible most of the time. Displayed in 9 E0 rich Bulgarian patterns. Yard A.CV MARQUISETTE-An all-silk Mar uuisette in Paisley design for trimming purposes
 The vivid color combination in these will lend .ssss.i %sss 1'es.s 2s,a to ''n'r' ''l'F'd 1.95
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-24

Kayser chamoisette gaunt- lets, 12-button and 16- button gloves are welcome new arrivals, See them while assortments are most ecmplets.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-24
Household Linens

Present an Irresistible List of Monday Economies Here fourteen good why going have the pleasure of serving you tomorrow This list of Mon- day economies is longer than usual and the savings pronounced
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-24

Unique, indeed, are the waist-encircling ideas for brings with buckles of Oriental in- spiration.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-24

BROCADED VELVET-36 and 40 inches wide in the richest of eoior for evening and afternoon Imported fabrics brought :. ,sss.s. meet shs ssauirsmsnt, S.ys sf 1150 VELVA NOVELTY-One of the new ideas in fabrics in a out velvet combination that gives rich. brocaded effect. In beau ,isul ssa 1sI% range of sol0r'. 6.95 LUSTRE SPUN-A new silk and wool mixed fabric with glossy satin face. Which appears equal advantage in all the shades. Comes 39 inches wide. 2 TX Yard OstO LUSTRE SPUN-This is of the same quality a described above but in checked pattern; combining navy, black and bronw. very rich fabric for prettiest QE frock. Yard f.OO CHIFFON VELVET-A 40-inch wide silk velvet in black navy and brown A prac- ticai quality and dependable velvet 4 E0 for every purpose Yard fsOO DUVETYN--A soft, luxurious fab- ric. composed mostly of silk with mixture of wool. Is most effective In dressy costumes and most beautiful in all the staple 9 TX and novel shades. Special per yard OstO
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-24
Genuine Leather Handbags and Vanity Boxes
 Special
 2.95

Vanity boxes Cor party boxes, as they were for merly called), are again a welcomed fashion and make their initial appear ance in a very interesting and very beautiful group, to be specially sold at 2.95 each. The handbags in this assortment are of fine leather, while the vanity boxes are of patent leath- CT Wole skin. The bags are in the newest styles in black, brown and gray, with leather or silk cord handles. The boxes are fitted with toilet access sories and a large, clear beveled edge mirror.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-24

Colored silk umbrellas that may serve for rainy days; but they are "sunshiny" in color and with handles so pretty as to assure . brightening influence to any costume.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-24

There is a wealth of smart ness in the new pocket books; some of which arrived from rated SAy hand. in hand-eolorsd and hand-exscutsd dssisns.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-24

The smart set will like these "smart sets" of neck wear. so surprisingly pretty at 100. And just lots of other styles for the same modest price.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-24

The new ideas on jewelry conceits bring earrings, bracelets and beads to harmonixs with Autumn and Winter fashions.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-24
Pearl Buttons
 10c Dozen

Special offering of fine ocean pearl buttons in fish eye style, four-hole and self shank. Sizes 12 to 20 lignes, suitable for shirts, children's and baby clothes and many other practical uses. You have paid up to 25c per dozen for buttons like these.
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