Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-21

That conditions are such among the
 young people of Phoenix ths- ad6i-
 ticnal police patrol is ! necessity. eS- pee. ally in public parks and desert er-
 virOns. was the statement made st
 the Congress of Mothers yesterday tnd led to the passing of a resoIuticn asking the sheriff to consider the 3D. POsntment of extra deputies. Recent alleged crimes at EasSlske park aps joy rides on the deserc called for sc-
 ton on the part of the congress.
 which has pledged itself to take
 more active part in Juvenile oours. however, distAsteful the effort migt; be to the individual member.
 Arthur Haggard was returned to
 Arizona from New Mexico. saturday by Deputy Sheriff Harry De Winton and the boy is once more booked at the Phoenix county jail on the. cnarge of forgery. Out on a suspended sent ence. for forgery. Haggari Is slleged
 to have failed to maSe god the ehsnce given him by the cour;. Wan cd in this county for a bad check. lac was arrested in WinslG'v. where h. broke iail and escaped to New Mex leo. He was taken into custody st Les LuRas and taken to Albnquerque. where he was turned over 70 tne local officer.
 Hsggard is said to be 20 years cf age and to be the black sheep of his family It is understood that lis mother is seriously i'll and that her condition has caused much concern since she learned of the lads arrest
 Introduced the bill in the legisla- ture providing for the establishment or the Pioneers home at Prescott. was supervisor of its construction, lived in the home and die dthere. Is the record or Colonel Andrew J. Dor an. whose death occurred at 4:20 o'clock on Friday mornng. It was caused by cerebral hemmOrhage and follcwed m illness of long duration during which he suffered partial paralysis. Colonel Doraa was a resi- dent Of Arizona for fOrty-two wears. He cane to this state first in 1862, but did net become a permanent resi- dent until 1876. He was born m Ohio in 1S4O and was 7S years olc at the time of his death. For maRy years Colonel DOran was pfomin- ent figure in Republican politics W Arizona. It was in the twenty-tifth territorial legislature that he intro duced the bill prOvidins for the P'o- neer's home. He was superintendent rf the home during the administra- lion cf Governor Richard E. Sloan
 e. 0 at the invitation of the present ad- Colonel DOran became ! guest at the home with the history of which he had been So intimately The date and further ar for the funeral await the receipt of advices from relatives n Iowa and California.
 The university of Arizona throush ts agricultural extension service has lust secured through tl'e bureau O. lnimal industry of the United Stsies department of agriculture. an edea- sion poultry husbandman wnO MI i've his fun time to work in A-1o1a with tlre pcultrymen. The nsV ~ ension poultryman. Norton L. Hal is. has already reached ArizOua ahd aken up his new work. It. VIII make his headquarters with tfo aSit 'ultural extension service Of he uui- 'ersity at Tucson. through whom he nay be reached by those pcaltrymea ,f the state desiring his services. dr. Harris Is a practical poaltryman lf many years experience at tho Kansas agricultural college lud pou.- " farm. and has had spscial poultry -.,--r. -f f-or-,aff ,trrf,-arzftf