Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-10-31

Harris and other features. DR.. Mon |
neke, who will occupy the pulpit again
next Sunday, will give his Impressions |
of Phoenix. All members of the con-
gregation and friends are invited.
PAYS SPEEDING FINE - George
Cavalier, arrested by Traffic Officer
Watson for speeding on East mellow
ell road, pleaded guilty in Judge
Wheeler's court yesterday and was
fined SO. w. j. Riley also admitted a
violation of the speed law in the 20
mile district on North Central avenue,
which lies between Mcdowell road and
the Grand canal. He was fined $40.
GETS BIG PIPE CoNTRAcT-A
$4,000 contract for concrete sewer
pipe at Clifton has been received by
the Western Pipe and Construction
company of this city, it was announced
yesterday representing another no
table piece of work awarded TO the
local concern. The same company
was recently awarded a $4,000 con-
tract for concrete pipe for the city's
drainage project here. The company
/ has been established in Phoenix since
May l.
FIRST HOMESTEAD cERTlFI-
2 i
the first homestead made under the
salt River Valley project was issued
| by John l.. Irwin, register of the
| United states land office, yesterday to
Archibald O. Grant of Glendale. The
| entry was placed on record July 2,
| 1908, the homesteader proving up on
40 acres. Grant was the first man to
file a homestead under the valley pro-
ject, and fully complied with all the
homestead laws.
MUSICIANS CLUB PROGRAM -
The Musicians club will not follow the
policy of other city clubs and omit its
program during fair week, but will give
an especially enjoyable one at the
Woman's club on Monday afternoon to
which out of town guests will be well
come. The program will be pre-
sented promptly at o'clock, and
among the interesting numbers will be
those of Eugene Redewill, violinist.
Others appearing on the program will
be Mrs. p. A. Tharaldson, Mrs. F. H
Redewill, Miss Frances Elliott and
Miss Gladys Elliott.
BOTTLES APPEAL FOR MONEY
The sponsors of the newly founded
Day Nursery launched a mute cam
/ paign for funds yesterday by placing
freshly painted white boards, mounted
e on rockers, and each holding two milk
bottles, at frequent intervals along the
: sidewalks of the city. A neat sigr
) called attention to the fact that money
I dropped into the bottles would be used
for the Day Nursery. Although the
e bottles were removed late in the after.
b noon, many additional small coins were
thrown into the space into which tht
: bottles had fitted
oLD-TIME RESIDENT HERE-W
! H. Mann, formerly manager of thu
/ Western Union in Phoenix, has beer
t visiting in the city, accompanied b,
his son, w. H., jr. He left Phoeni,
G three years ago, going to Fresno
n where he was in charge of the bust
ness of the Western Union until re
: Gently, when he went with the SAINT
n Fe to Needles. Mrs. Mann, many o
y her friends will learn with sorrow
= died at Fresno last spring, victim o
e influenza.
It AN, EFFECTIVE METHOD - Al
e effective method was used by Count,
y Chairman Berry of Santa Cruz, in tn
Roosevelt Memorial campaign. stat
y headquarters in Phoenix learning yes
:, terday that all town organizations wer
h placed in service. The city was di
J.. vided into IL districts, handled b
IT teams from the following organiza