Arizona republican., 1919-09-11

brothers waived extradition, and left with the sheriff last night
 RETURNS TO SHANE FORD-Forest Betts, who has been spending his sum- mer vacation in Phoenix, left last night for Palo Alto, California, where he will continue his studies in Stanford uni versity. He will be a candidate for this years football team.
 MARRIAGE LICENSES = Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to Will liam P Hart, 2S, Phoenix and Dorothy Warner, 21, Phoenix; Richard Weath- erby, 2S, Phoenix and Hazel Howard cit, 24, Phoenix; Feliciano Ruiz, S0 Mesa and Lougina Gomez, 25, Mesa.
 AARON GoLDBERGS RETURN Mir. and Mrs. Aaron Goldberg. who possed the summer in San Francisco and the southern California beaches, returned yesterday. They were ac- companied by their daughter Mrs AL bert Rosenberg who summered in Los Angeles and Catalina.
 RETURN FROM SAN FRANCISCO Mrs. LaChance and Miss Marie La Chance yesterday returned to Phoenix from a summer spent in San Fran cisco. They witnessed the reception of the Pacific fleet at San Francisco and during their visit there enjoyed a motor trip through the yosemite valley.
 GRAND JURY VISITS CITY JAIL The grand jury which is in session at the court house, made trip of inspec- 1. ton through the city jail yesterday They explained to Chief Brisbois that they were merely there to see how things were handled. The antique city jail was subject of considerable cur iosity on the part of the jury. POULTRYMEN TO HOLD MEET The Maricopa County Poultry associa- tion will hold an important meeting 1 in the Water Users building Saturday, September IS, beginning promptly at 3 o'clock. All those interested in the poultry business should try and at- tend this meeting, as a number of mat ters of vital importance are to be brought up for discussion.
 DR. BISHOP RETURNS = pr. T. S. Bishop has returned from the coast. Mrs. Bishop will remain at Palo Alto where their daughters Dorothy and | Meredith will enter Stanford univer- sity. Later the mother will return to | Seottsdale for the winter. Although Dr. Bishop had a delightful time while in California, he states that he is glad to get back to Phoenix. GETS WAR CONGRESSIONAL l RECORD-Attorney General Wi:ey 2 Jones has received the complete Con- gressional Record for the period cf tho war. The Record consists of 20 vol tunes, bound in morocco, and accordinl to Senator Ashurst who sent them tC Jones, are very scarce. They will oc. cupy place of prominence in the of flee of the attorney general at tht state house.
 NAME DRIVE CoMMlTTEE-J. T Whitney. W. H. Thompson and Harr, Thompson have been appointed as z committee by the board of directors O the chamber of commerce to act witt the Pacific division of the Red Cros' in making preliminary arrahgement' | for drive to begin November 3 fol s15 100000 and members. This com nittee will assist the local chapter wherever possible in the utilization O l slides, films and speakers used in l the campaign.
 l BACK AGAIN IN JAiL-Jenni, 1 Flores, who was liberated from the city jail on the Fourth of July after having served a long sentence for vio lation of the social ordinance, was be | fore Judge Thomas again yesterday | afternoon, charged with the same of fense. She pleaded guilty and wa. | given 75 days in jail. Trinidad Ybar "a, who was arrested with her, wa! | given a lighter sentence, it being hi. first offense.
 RETURNS TO OLD HoME-Ber nard Caldron, young Mexican charged with being a vagrant for tn, second time within month, was sen fenced to 30 days in the city jail yes terday by Judge Thomas. When ar rested, Caldron told the officers a fan ciful tale of having just arrived her | from Fl Paso, and denied that he hat been living on Seventh street with hi mother. When confronted by hi mother and sister he denied they wer relatives of his. Later he admitted h had lied, and that he had not beel aiding in their support
 MILLER ESTATE IN COURT Waiving her rights to administer t the estate of her husband, Given R Miller, who died November 24 191S leaving property valued at $5,000, Mrs Miller yesterday requested that w I Barker serve as administrator of tn estate. Barker's petition for letters o administration were filed in the offic of the clerk of the court. In it h names as heirs-at law, Mrs. Miller an, her three children. Lewis, aged s Harold, 6 and Mildred. 8. The petitio will come up for hearing before Judg Lyman on September 22.
 | GRIFFIN TO CONFERENCE W. Griffen, president of the chambe of commerce, will attend an interna I tional trade conference called by tn national chamber to meet in Atlanti City, September 90 to October 3. Busi ness organizations in England. France Italy and Belgium will send represen tatives to this conference to discus plans for the restoration of world com merce. These representatives com with the approval of their respectiT governments, and will meet at At lantic City with leaders in America business and industry, appointe through civic organizations throughou the country.
 l PAVING FIGHT STILL oN-c. McElroy has returned from his vaca tion which was spent on the coas It was not all a vacation. He natural ly became immersed in the fight whic is going on there against. Warren Bro paving and which is still in progres but which he believes will issue i favor, not of that paving, but again: the exclusion of it in favor of a monor oily for any other paving. That, sai MT. McElroy. is all that is asked b the Warren Bros.
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