Arizona republican., 1919-04-09
GOVERNOR GOES TO PRESCOTT

GOVERNOR GOES TO PRESCOTT 1 Governor Thomas E. Campbell left last night for Prescott where he will l meet Andrew Baumert, chairman Of l the commission of state institutions, and inspect the Pioneers Home. This i is the governors first trip north dur l ing this term. Baumert inspected the Northern Arizona Normal Monday. ans club. The hostesses will include Mrs. John Noble. Mrs. w. D. O'Neill, i Mrs. Thomas Barker and Mrs. Adolph Herzberg. The following Wednesday a tea will be given for the benefit ot the state presidents travelling fund.
 FIRST ENTRY FOR FISHING ROD 1 The first entry in the $25 fishing rod contest being put on by the Palace | Hardware and Arms company is in.l It is a "A pound black bass caught | in Roosevelt Lake, and Bill Galpln 1 is the owner and enterer. The fish 1 is now on display in the windows of 1 the Palace company.
 CALLED BY LLNESS-Mrs. L. w. Sadler has returned to her old home in i Oelwein, Iowa, where she was called on account of the serious illness of her mother. Mir. Sadler, who is superin- tendent of claims for the Arizona Mu l tual Auto Insurance company, and the | Empowers lI1ueInIlly company, accompanied Mrs. Sadler as far as Tucson.
 CHAUTAUQUA MAN COMING TO CONFIRM J. Haskett, field repre- sentative of the Ellison White Chau- tauqua which is coming to Phoenix May to F, will arrive in this city this morning and desires to meet all business men and other friends of the chautauqua at the Y. M. c. A. this noon for a conference in regard to the coming stop here.
 ASKS ADMINISTRATION LET
 TERS-Mrs. Charity Gillum yesterday
 filed a petition for letters of admin
 istration of the estate of her husband,
 Richard Gillum, who died last No
 vember. leaving an estate of $10.000.
 Mrs. Gillum and her eight year old
 daughter, Jewel, are the heirs at law.
 The petition will come up for hearing
 before Judge Lyman on April 21.
 SHOWING OIL FIELDS MAP - A
 large map of Texas, showing the loca-
 tion of the famous oil fields, is on dis
 play in the show windows of the Davie
 Realty company, 126 North Central
 avenue. There are also photographs
 of some of the great gushers that are
 being brought in in Comanche county
 The public is invited to see the exhibit
 and any information desired will be
 gladly furnished.
 LENTEN SERVICE LECTURE TO-
 DAY-At the regular Lenten service 1 at Trinity Pro-C Cathedral this after
 noon at four thirty Archdeacon Jen-
 kins will give a talk on the work of
 Miss Thackara at the hospital of the
 Good Shephert, Fort Defiance, on the
 Navajo reservation. A number of
 specially prepared stereopticon slides
 will be used to illustrate the talk.
 CLAIM AUTO FIRM DECEIVED
 Alleging that McArthur Brothers made
 false representations when the firm ; sold him a Packard truck, Arthur Nei 5 yesterday instituted damage proceed ) ings against the company for s3,S61 } One of the claims made by the plain , tiff was that the defendant stated thai ) the truck had been driven but 1906 } miles, while he alleges that it had
 been driven in excess of 10000 miles ) REALTORS MEET TONIGT-The ) next meeting of the Maricopa County } Realty board will be held at the Rose ! Tree this evening. Dinner will be ! served, and from to 8 o'clock an in- 2 teresting session of the various realtors i in the valley will take place. Those i contemplating being there should noti- z fly the secretary C. P. Woodbury at the 1 Dwight B. Heard office at once, as the \ dinner seats must be arragned for ir v advance.
 EXTRADlTloN GRANTED-Extra ? dition papers for George Aver were , signed today by Governor Campbell Aver is under arrest at Tucson, and i! U sought by the authorities on the coas
 on a charge of automobile stealing
 He is alleged to be a member of a gans !. responsible for the disappearance O. 9 some thirty cars in and around Los An. l geles. He will be taken back by Depu } ty Sheriff Blasdell of Los Angelo. 7 county
 , RETURN SEALED VERDICT = 3 Judge Lyman instructed the jury to re 7. turn a sealed verdict in the alleged s breach of contract suit brought b, , Robert H. Williams against Lincoh 3 Fowler, pioneer valley rancher. Tn . case went to the jury late yesterda,
 afternoon and the sealed verdict vii @ be opened in court at 10 o'clock thi
 morning. Williams is asking for S510
 damages and Fowler denies his righ ! to any damages and has brought o counter claim for s900.
 NEW DDAUGHTER-Mr an, q Mrs. W. H. Nall, 1926 North F'irs
 street, have received a telegram iron MT. and Mrs. Lewis c. Johnson o
 Palm City, Calif., announcing tn I birth of a daughter, Lois Jean John son. Mrs. Johnson is a daughter o Mir. and Mrs. Nall and will be re membered as Miss Jean Nall. Mir. am
 Mrs. Nall also heard recently iron l their son Hal Nall, of Reno, Nev., say , ing his wife was doing well after a
 operation.
 WOULD LOCATE HERETO I wer l going into business again." said Georg
 H. Cook yesterday, T would selec ! Phoenix as the location. I know of n J other town going ahead so rapidly an
 1 am glad to see it. The old-timer [ had a long and hard pull for man l years, but those who stuck to it ar reaping their reward" Mir. Cook wa
 for many years engaged in business i = Phoenix, but soon after his retiremer e he went to California where he no1 e resides.
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