Arizona republican., 1919-07-03

Breathitt, prominent lawyer of Tucson, arrived in the city yesterday and is staying at the Hotel Adams.
 VISITOR FROM RRAWLEY - Jeff Waters of Brawley, Calif., registered at the Jefferson hotel yesterday, com ing in on the morning train.
 FL PASO MEN IN CITY-P. Harvey Wilcox and L. R. Handley of Fl Paso arrived in the city yesterday and are registered at the Hotel Adams.
 FINAL MAN IN CiTY-George Tru man of Florence, a well known Pinal county citizen, was in Phoenix yester day renewing old connections. l MOTORS FROM TUCSON-Henry 1 Feldman motored in from Tucson yes
 terday afternoon and will remain in /; Phoenix over the Fourth of July.
 JOHN RYDER IS BACK John Hyder has returned to Phoenix from l Los Angeles where he has been for the past week or more on business.
 COAST MEN IN CiTY-C. A. Law and T. W. Young were among the Los Angeles arrivals yesterday. Both are 1 staying at the Commercial hotel.
 HUMBOLDT VISITORS IN CITY - c. H. Green and H. c. Green have ar rived in the city from Humboldt and 1 are registered at the Hotel Adams.
 CHA BEND VISITOR IN CITY - Mrs. D. W. Noonan of Gila Bend ar rived in the city yesterday. Mrs. Noo- nan is staying at the Commercial hotel.
 HAYDEN POSTMASTER IN CITY l-J. c. Boughter postmaster at Hayden Junction, and Jack Dunlap arrived in the city yesterday and are staying at the Adams hotel
 VISITORS IN CITY-Mary E. Baker of San Carlos, with Madge Baker and
 Minnie Schleter of Seymour. Indiana, arrived in the city yesterday and are staying at the Jefferson hotel.
 I HERE TO INSTALL LIGHTS -I
 F. W. Clifton and B. A. Lew, officials
 of an acetylene light manufacturing firm in the east, are in the city making
 Installations of their product. GO TO PRESCoTT-Mr. and Mrs
 R. T. Mahon leave this evening for
 Prescott where they will spend one
 month, returning at the end of that
 time for their home in this city.
 ADOPTS STEP PSON-Henry E.
 Shaw, conductor of the Santa Fe, yes-
 terday adopted 9-year old Gerald Price,
 his wife's son by a former marriage.
 The order of adoption was made by
 Judge Stanford
 c. OF. c. DIRECTORS MEET-Di-
 rectors of the chamber of commerce met yesterday and disposed of routine business. A report from the committee ) on greater Phoenix was read, but no ) action was taken.
 RETURNS FRON FRANCE-Duns- tan G. Collins. runner in Company E, , 313th field signal battalion, S8th di- ) vision, recently discharged from the y1l , 10 months service in France. MT. Col lins is the son of T. D. Collins, band , master at the Indian school. TO SELECT STATE DELEGATES The officials of the Frank Luke Post, .. No. 1, American Legion, have invited , representatives of the other posts in 7 Maricopa county to meet with them 7 Monday evening in the War Work , building to consider the selecting of U delegates for the county. to the state , caucus to be held at Tucson July II and Z 12. Posts Islve been organized at Mesa z and Tempe and one is being organized U at Glendale. Refreshments will be fur 9 rished through the courtesy of the War U Camp Community Service.
 TO COAST FOR JULY Al. L. Cris- man, superintendent of construction On :. the capitol addition, will spend the 3 Fourth with his family in Los Angeles. , SHRINERS IN NOVEL MEETING 3 Local Shriners last night participated 7 in an exceedingly novel session on the s lawn at the Shirley Christy ranch home ! west of the state fair grounds. After a :. watermelon feast the nobles were sur prised by an unusual program staged ? by the illustrious potentate Arthur c. I Hulett. His talk en the order was real 2 ly an inspired one, a talk that lasted ft111 NnF1 1nc rIo t Christy, Fred Norton and A K. Stacy
 made report upon the sessions of the e imperial council last month. About 60
 nobles enjoyed the hospitality of Noble 0 Shirley Christy.
 SAFE FROM oVERsEAs-Edward n c. Carter of Korricks' New York store
 yesterday received a wire from his l. son, Private Tyson Carter, announcing
 his safe arrival in New York from
 lover there." Private Carter has been T stationed at Coblenz, Germany, since , the armistice.
 l LUMBER YARDS CLOSE JULY A. ) All lumber yards in Phoenix will be o closed all day Friday the Fourth, but e will be open both morning and after
 noon on Saturday.
 d THESE ARE WANTED-The fol S lowing are requested to call at the
 service section of the Red Cross. room t l. war work building, where informa. l. ton of importance awaits them: Ernest
 J. I.umpkin, John Henry Dexter, Will n liam w. McEuen, Anna Jerry, Elta M V Lee, Mae E. Mckenzie, Nora LucerrC
 Duran, Lillian Submit James. r, THESE WILL MARRY-Marriag le licenss were issued yesterday to Bruno n Gurrola, IS, Tempe and Manuela Fer
 nandez, IT, Phoenix; Theodore F. Has Y sell 2S, Mesa and Pearl Main, 1s V. Tempe; Frances M. Turner, 50, Tempe al and Ruth Moss. 29 MT. Vernon. H..
 Samuel W. Ford 30 Phoenix and Willie I. Day 26, Phoenix.
 m HUSBAND ASKS DIVORCE = le Charging desertion, Henry Mulsov
 ysterday filed suit for divorce agains T Mrs. Lenore Mulsow. The couple 7. married in Chicago in 1912, and the al y lged desertion occurred more than {
 year ago.
 ANOTHER ROUND biz a rodeo will be held in the Agua Fris Ie district beginning July T, according t the announcement made yesterday b. S. County Ranger De Witt. The rodeo a directed by the ranger which hav' 10 been held during the past few week
 have resulted in the roundup of man. D estrays. It is the opinion of the of = = ficers that there will be a decrease 0 ~ law suits over cattle ownership ant l"S