Arizona republican., 1919-12-02

dents Which have been recorded In the | history of the making of this country. |
 HIT ON THANKSGiVlNG-E. H. Leatherwood. corral boss of the state road camp at Jerome, was severely in | jured while eating Thanksgiving din- ner in the cook house of the camp when the roof caved in due to snow, 1 Charles O'Connor, general foreman, reported to State Engineer Maddock. the report being received here yester- day. Leatherwood is now in the Jerome hospital.
 TELEPHONE RATES Present rates charged by telephone companies in Arizona will remain unchanged un- til December 15. this year, but may be restored to before war time rates there after, according to an order issued by the state corporation commission yes terday.
 ALMOST ROBBED IT-Joe Me Bride of the attorney generals office, has almost robbed the cradle. Eliza beth Thornton of the corporation com mission office displayed several days ago a complete set of centerpiece and six doilieS, and everybody wanted to get in the game, resembling games similarity played at church parties. All the girls in the capitol set their hearts on the set all hand work, and came through Joe and a few other men were held up and also came through. When the count was taken it was found Joe was it. The girls grieved, saying he isn't even married" But maybe I will be soon,' Joe replied
 WILSON P.-T. PROGRAM - The Parent Teacher association of the Wilson district will entertain the fathers Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock at the school house. Miss Gilchrist of Phoenix and local talent are on the program. Everyone is invited to at tend
 CHARLES BOWERS RETURNS Charles Bowers, undersheriff. returned yesterday morning from San Bernadino, where he was called last Tuesday by the death of his aunt Mrs. Theresa | Bowers. | NAMES ADMINiSTRATORS-W. M. Beach, Jesse F. Kelly, and Joseph i Rogers were appointed administrators | of the estate of Yoshika Ishikawa yesterday by Judge Lyman. G. $. Rogers is the administrator of the estate
 DEMUR TO "P U N c H BOARD" HARGES-Declaring that the opera ton of punchboards" for candy prizes does not constitute a public offense, 21 defendants named in informations recently filed in the superior court by the county attorney have filed de- murrers asking that the charges be dismissed. All of the defendants are well known business men of the city. It is declared further by the defend ants that the banking game" described by the county attorney was not played for either money, checks, credits, "or any other representative of value.'
 DUN BAR HES-Charles Alexander will appear at the c. NJ. E. church tonight in a series of sketches from the works of Paul Lawrence Dunbar and other noted writers. He will appear under the auspices of Phoenix local of the N. A. A. C. P. at s o'clock in the evening. The commit tee announces the proceeds will go to- wards fund to defray legal expenses and the like of negroes who were ar rested in protecting their lives and property in Arkansas during the riot
 SIX BOOSTERS iNTERNED = Five grand champion sows and a boar, na- tives of Indiana, are now permanently interned for breeding purposes at the I. F. Collier ranch, south of Tempe, il was announced yesterday. These an imals were prize winners at the recent fair and fine bred stock should de velop with this group as a nucleus. DIR. VAN DER VEER lLL-Dr
 Charles Van de Veer. secretary of the
 Salt River Valley Water Users as sociation. is seriously ill at his home 6O7 North Third avenue, following 2 paralytic stroke Sunday. The entir' left side of the body was affected. i , is stated. and he is unable to talk n0urishment or medicine. owing tC
 paralysis of the throat and mouth. Hi , condition is regarded as serious by at
 tending physicians.
 HARPER TO REPAIR BRIDGE =
 Captain A. F. Harter, recently iron p overseas. has been sent with a rean
 of men by State Engineer Maddock tC
 make temporary repairs on the Agua D Fria approaches which were washed I away during the Thanksgiving flood
 No extensive work will be undertaken but every effort will be made to ge o traffic moving again within reasonable , time
 , FUNDS NOT AVAILABLE -Witl a reference to government aid in worl
 in the San Carlos Indian reservation
 Carl Hayden has written State Engin ger Maddock in reply to a letter iron
 him which says that some time ag' : s16,000 was appropriated by Congress to build an additional span to tn . bridge over the Gila river in the res | ervation on the road from Globe east The Indian office did not spend it, h. | writes. but allowed the appropriation | to lapse into the treasury so that it i no longer available.
 TO WARMER CLlMES-After livinj in Alaska for 20 years, Leo Margule and J. L. O'Brien are seeking tn warmer climes of Texas. They ar stopping over in Phoenix while el
 route, at the Hotel Adams
 HERE FROM NORWAY-Bange Lie, of Christiana, Norway, was in tn city yesterday, stopping at the Hote Adams.
 | VISITORS FROM QUAKER CITY,
 MT and Mrs. F. Haas arrived in tn
 city yesterday from Philadelphia, an
 are stopping at the Hotel Adams | SUNRISE AND SUNSET-Anon
 the arrivals at the Hotel Adams yes
 terday were R. K. Benwell, of Ne, York city and NJ M Gilbert. of1Port
 land. Oregon.
 FILE INVENTORY = The inven
 tory and appraisement of the estat
 of Mrs. c. H. Velarde was filed wit
 the clGk of the superior court yes
 terday by J. B. Minter, c. c. Shel
 burn and Hubert w. Clark, the ap
 praisers.
 | FORT WORTH MAN HERE