Arizona republican., 1919-06-24

her daughter, Mrs. Henry o. Jones of Dallas, Texas, who have been visiting for the past week with friends in Phoe- nix will leave next week for tour of the western coast. Mrs. Norwood and Mrs. Jones are owners of the famous Norwood well in the Ranger oil fields of Texas.
 WILL BRANCH OUT-The Alf-Ine Remedy company will begin next week to branch out into adjoining territory, it being the plan to place the several Alf-Ine products in the Prescott and Jerome field next week. The FropGaTs Days celebration at Prescott will af- ford an excellent opportunity to in- troduce these popular alfalfa products among the northern county people.
 JOHNNIE SABRA IS eACK-John- nie Sabra. who has not been about Phoenix much in recent years, is home again and has taken a position with the Hudson Essex company, Cal D. Messner. He went out from Phoenix with the national guard to the Mexican border and became a truck driver with the punitive expedition. Then he went to France and served there and in Ger many with the famous S9th.
 POSTPONE FEDERAL COURT The federal court will not convene in Prescott July ', as had been scheduled by United States Judge Sawtelle, ac cording to information received here last night from United States Attorney Thomas A. Flynn. Instead, according to Assistant Attorney John H. Langs- ton, the Prescott term will begin the third Monday in August. No reason for the postponement was assigned, but it is known that Judge Sawtelle is con- templating a visit to San Francisco on official business and this is suggested as the cause of the change in date.
 WIFE ASKS DiVORCE-Charging cruelty Cesario Soto yesterday filed suit for divorce against Conception Soto who is believed to be in Tucson where the couple married in 1912 The plaintiff also charges the defendant with drunkeness and disorderly con- duct which forced her to leave him in March 1918.
 MOTHER IS RECOVERING J. M. Gleason is convalescent from a re- cent serious illness. She is at present established with her son and daughter, Mir. and Mrs. William Gleason of 1909 West Adams street.
 IT. WHITNEY OUT AGAIN.. T. Whitney has recovered from a recent serious Illness.
 GoLDWATERs TO coAsT-B. M. Goldwater and family will leave today for Los Angeles.
 - TO THE COAST-Hon Thomas w l Nealon left for the coast last Friday on business. He expects to be gone about ten days.
 GLOBE MEN IN CITY-J. J. Keegan and J. Warren Young of Globe arrived yesterday and are staying at the Hotel Adams.
 HOW HE KEEPS CooL-Robert Q Grant, the weather man. keeps cool ir a peculiar manner. Hanging just op- posite the ventilating shaft in his office in the basement of the Water Users building there is huge pair of snow shoes MT. Grant looks at these, and dreaming of the Maine woods, forgets the mercury.
 UNCLE SAM WANTS CLERKS Stenographers, typists and bookkeepers are needed by the thousands to worl for Uncle Sam. Interested persons should confer with Clarence R. Craig a the federal building.
 ICE CREAM SOCIAL-The ladies O | the Methodist Episcopal church, South will give an ice cream social tonight or the lawn of the residence of J. A. R Irvine, 309 West Portland street. Every. body is invited
 "MICkEY" HARRINGTON HOME Mickey" Harrignton is home and gon, to work for the Bower company, sta tioners and printers, and will call oI the trade for them. 'Mickie,' the sol of E. J. Harrigton. was one of the popu lar young men in Phoenix when h 1 went into the service two years ago He was member of the famous 340tl field artillery, Arizona s own, but dit not get home with the rest of them fo the reason that he asked for discharg in the east so that he might visit friend there.
 GRAHAM ROAD MEN HERE-Th Graham county highway commission
 visited Phoenix yesterday to cOnfe
 with the state engineer and other of ficials on matters pertaining to road
 through and in that section of the state
 The visitors were M. Lyons of Solom
 vile, W. A. Lines of Pima. w W. Pac
 of Thather, and z. C. Prina of Stafford
 It had been the plan of the commits
 sion to ask the voters of Graham coun ty to vote bonds in the sum of $100, 00(
 but when they found that it would cos
 that much to complete the through lin across the county, and had talked t
 the Maricopa county board about thei
 plans for roads, they went away so en
 thusiastic in the matter of roads tha
 it is reported that they will ''raise tn
 ante" and ask their county to vote no less than S250,000 for roads
 ENTERED HOUSE, IS CHARGE , Charles Green, colored, was arreste yesterday on complaint of Silas Kirk
 sey, a farmer, who claims that Gree entered his house. The negro will b arraigned before Justice De Souza to day.
 SCHOOL OFFICIAL LEAVES =
 Jacob Duran, disciplinarian at the In
 dian school, left last night for Lagun N NJ, taking home Jose Alonzo, years old, who is i'll. On his trip M Duran will visit Gallup, N. M and F
 Defiance, Arizona, in the interest the school
 ] COMES TO BUY CATTLE : = Thomas P Meyers of Shiprock, N. NJ r chief clerk at San Juan Indian schoo arrived in the city yesterday to pun . chase ten head of Holstein heifers fC
 the Navajo school MT. Meyers is stay = ing at the Indian school. f FL PASO MAN HERE-C. c. Coi ington, paper salesman of Fl Paso , in the city on business. VISITING IN CITY-Hoyt Medic Roosevelt rancher, accompanied by h :; mother, Mrs. L. R. Bowman, arrive U | yesterday and are staying at the Con q mercial hotel.
 TOMBSTONE VlSITOR-Jonatha u Gordon of Tombstone, was Phoen 6 visitor yesterday. He is registered ; the Commercial hotel.
 TUCSON WOMEN IN CITY-Ma |. Saeek and Kathryn Harar of Tucsc S spent yesterday in the city. n CHICAGO VISITOR HERE Jof