Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-25


INCOME TAxES-H. H. Barnes,
deputy collector with the internal
revenue service returned yesterday
from Tucson where he has been for
several days in making Investigations
in connection with delinquent income
taxes.
CONTESTS CLAlM-Claiming that
Clara NJ. Beasley has never established
a residence on the homestead on which
she filed in Pinal county, Roland Curry
yesterday brought contest proceedings
in the United States land office. Cur
ry who lives in Casa Grande claims
that Mrs. Beasley totally abandoned
the homestead and made no improve
ments on the place as required by law.
PlATS FllED-The surveyor gem
eral has filed in the United States Land
office township survey plats of the
following townships which will be Of
ficially filed at $3.50 o'clock on De-
eember "a: Township 26 North of
Ranges s and East G. & S. r. Mer.;
Township q North of Ranges and 8
East G.. & S. R. Mer. Application for
the unappropriated lands embraced in
the townships will be received at the
office for 20 days prior to the date of
the official filing of the plats, ac-
cording to the announcement made by
Scott White, receiver of the land Of
flee.
ROYAL NEiGHBoRS-We
night being the fourth Wednesday of
the month the Royal Neighbors and
the Modern Woodmen of America will
have an open meeting. A good must
cal program has been provided and
other features of entertainment Re
freshments will be served. Cards will
be provided for those who wish to play
Program will start at 80 o'clock. All
members are urged to be present as
the committee are working hard and
promises good time TO every one who
attends. The music is promised to be
extra good. The Royal Neighbors re-
port that their annual ball held last
Wednesday night was a success finan-
cially and every other way.
TWO AL L & G ED WARRANTS
Marjorie Donovan and Alice Blair were
arrested on East Monroe street yes
terday afternoon by Officers Grove and
McGrath, and booked at the police sta
ton on a charge of vagrancy They
will appear in police court this after
noon.
DRUNKENNESS CHARACTERIZE
liam Cowan was arrested at $50 o'clock
yesterday afternoon by Officer Graham
charged with being drunk and dis
orderly. The arrest occurred at Center
and Jackson streets
THREE ARREST oNE-L. Nevins
charged with being drunk and dis
orderly, was arrested at Seventh and
Adams streets at 0 o'clock yesterday
afternoon by Officers Graham, King
and Smith. He will appear in police
court today.
HERE FOR WINTER-Miss Editt
Cannon and Leo Cannon, of Detroit
Michigan, arrived in the city Satur-
day to winter with their brother, John
j. Cannon. Jr,. 1920 North Central
avenue, and the latter's family.
TO SEARCH FOR SoN-In search
of her son, James Clinton Norman, Is
years old and six feet two inches tall
Mrs. S. c. Norman arrived in Phoeni2
Saturday from Los Angeles. Five
months ago she had last word of him
when he was living at the home o.
G. II. Bloom, six miles east of the city
He had worked two years as a ma
chinest apprentice in Las Vegas, Ne
vada, and when he came to Arizona HI
wanted to be cowboy, she said. Mrs
Norman says her son has curly blon(
hair, dark blue eyes, and scar undei
the left eye which resembles a cresecen
moon.
BATES FUNERAL TODAY - Thu
Funeral of ]. c. Bates, who died severa
days ago, will be held at the ]. T
Whitney chapel at $3.50 o'clock this aft
ernoon. Burial will be in Greenwoe4
cemetery. Mr.. Bates was a membe
of the Globe lodge of the Elks Tn
funeral will be held under the auspice
of the Phoenix lodge.
MEETING POSTPONED D. The en-
: tertainment which was to have beel
given at the Fowler Neighborhoo'
= house Wednesday evening has been in
L definitely postponed on account of tn
rain.
TOUR POSTPONED to tn
rain, which made travelling condition
unfavorable, the proposed tour of in
n spection of construction work on tn
southside by members of the board G
3 governors of the Salt River Vale
, Water Users association, schedule
| for yesterday. was postponed to tn
) latter part of the week. The trip wi
D be made as soon as weather condi
4 tions are favorable.
EKAH'S BAZAAR TIL
!. Daughters of Rebekah. l. o. o. F. wi
3 hold their annual bazaar on Saturda,
November 29, 1919, at 10 o'clock, a. n
at the corner of First avenue an
T Adams street. (the old Mckee build
s ing), where they will place on sale a
s kinds of clothing, fancy work an
= cooked foods. "As the ladies are en
deayoring to furnish the new I. o.
Il f. hall, it is their hope that all mem
e bers and friends who wish to cor
: tribute will leave their articles wit
: the secretary before saturday. TT
5 public is invited to come and bu
Christmas presents and help the caus
along" says the committee.
: ATTORNEY ADMlTTED-Edwi
- Herman Hickman, with credentia
: from the state of California, was ad
mitted here yesterday to practice
all the courts of the state.
HARVEST FESTVAL-The We
: mans club will hold an open meetln
= in the club house at the corner of Fir:
L avenue and Fillmore street this after
noon at 2:15 o'clock. This meeting
in charge of the home economics dc
partment, Mrs. Alma Lowe, chairmal
and will be a harvest festival A spler
did program has been arranged, aftt
which a cooked food sale will be cor
Quoted of many delicious viands de
mated by club members. The publ
is cordially invited TO attend the meei
ing. q.
against Cuttings were withdrawn yes
terday morning in Judge Wheeler
court when he appeared for his exam
nation on a charge in connection wit
the burglarizing the home of Yee X
on South Second street and obtainin
$65 in money. Neither the Chinama
nor his wife was able to identify Gu
lings as the man whom they had see
at the time of the burglary.
MUST MAKE GOOD-Dorothy !
Berry, found guilty by jury in II