Arizona republican., 1916-11-03
UTOPIA OANCE-The Utopia clul

VIII give it's third dance of the season a. the Woman's club this evening.
 IN JUSTICE COURT-On complaint of Pearl C, Hunnicutt. R. L. Nelson was taken into custody yesterday charged with using obscene language in the presence of a woman Nelson was re- leased on his own recognizance anc his hearing set for ten o'clock Thurs day morning before Justice r. ?. Par ker
 ENTRIES CLOSED-The entries for the dog show closed last evening with a list that indicates that the showing will te the largest and best that has ever been held in connection with the state fair. The secretary of the Kennel club has received entries from all over the state and predicts the show win ner
 PATENTS sSUED-IIazard Berry ard Miller the pioneer patent agency of Los Angeles. received by wire from Washington. notice of the issuance yesterday of the following patents to Arzona inventors. Otto F. Despair of Miami, Arizona. wrench attach ment. Horace :. Ginn of Winslow Arizona. engine. Samuel w. Klass of Kin grna a. ArfzoLa- cl nometer
 NATIONAL GRANGE E-The cham her Of commerce has requested that all ranchers who were formerly members of the National Grange the oldest farmers orgapization in the country. Co communicate with them. There Is no chapter of the Grange in Arizona but it is the opinion that there are quite number of former members, and it planned to have a reunion of all present or past members.
 UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS - e. q aff.rFf lf sss the Western Union Telegraph office for the following: W. C. McDowell. W. r. Weed w. Para. II. T Cory. Mrs. F. l.. CaIillO, E. A. Th1lls. C. H. Stevens. Jesus Pouses. Geo. Kulpat- rick. C. w Sparks. Edward Saver. J. F. Terrozos Mrs C. L. Wood Wally smith Geo C. Zumwinkle, Chas Mey- CTS. and Nelson Bradley.
 BABY CONTEST SUCCESS. Dr. Mary L. Ncff, who conducted the psychological tests at the better baby contests at the Northern Arizona State Fair at Prescott. has returned to Phoe- nix and reports that the contest in the north was very successful. The fair commission built an up-to-date pavil- lion for the babies. consisting of a large open rest room and three examination rooms, enclosed in glass, affording the n process
 UNIVERSITY BULLETINS The chamber of commerce has received three extension service bulletins, 10 be distributed to those who wish them The subjects of the bulletins are "The Housekeeper's Schedule" This pamph lot advances the theory that the house keepers schedule can be cut down to eight hours. and demonstrates how il can be done "Pit Silos. and How tc Make Them" Is the subject of the third. and Management of Range Bulls the third one.
 SPANISH VETERANS MEET - spanish War veterans will meet al eight o'clock this evening in the city court room. The local camp is advo. eating the pension bill now before Con. ! gress. giving to the widows of tho Spanish war veterans SIP a month ] Commander James r. Lavin stated ! yesterday that list of the widows anC ] orphans was being secured and thaf l the names should be sent to Adjutan 1 Con Cronin or any member of tn, camp.
 SURVEY coMPLETEO-The surve, | of Queen Creek will be completed thii afternoon, according to county enginee Harold Pargman. who has personalll 1 directed the work in which he has haC the cooperation of the Water Users 1 Associa ation. The survey was the pre- ! liminary step to the relief work whicl
 was instituted at the request of tn residents of the Queen Creek distric
 who asked the board of supervisor and the reclamation service for floot
 protection.