Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-10-17

Parent Teacher association of Wilson
school will meet at the school house
Friday, October II at 8 o'clock. Mrs
Norton will speak on her visit to the
National Congress of Mothers. A So
cial hour will follow.
M. e. MISSIONARY SoclETY-The
Womans Home Missionary society OF
the First NJ. E. church will meet at
the residence of Mrs. Clara Battln,
504> North Sixth street Friday at z:5o
p. m. All ladies of the congregation
are urged to attend.
ILLNESS DERANGES MlND-Mrs
Rita Burke, removed from the county
building Wednesday by friends in this
city, was returend to custody yester-
day, pending the arrival of relatives
from Chicago. 1t is stated by the
authorities that Mrs. Bur1e's mind has
become deranged by illness.
HEARING CONTiNuES-The in
vestigation of the affairs of the United
Producers Oil company and the
Yavapai-Texas Oil company which has
been before the corporation commits
sion for two days, was resumed yes
terday. The hearing has much to do
with charges made by one company
against the other.
DEATH OF FRANK HAMILTON
Word was received in Phoenix yester-
day of the death of Frank Hamilton
of Omaha, brother of Mrs. Jack Barber,
who passed the winter here. Mrs. Bar
Der, who was in California when the
news was received, left at once for Ne
braska, where the funeral services VIII
be held the latter part of the week.
ALLEGES CRUELTY TO HORSE
Cruelty to a horse is the complaint
lodged against Frank Gould, high
school student, by E. P. Satterfield in
Judge Wheelers court yesterday.
Gould fastened tin cans, tin buckets,
and rags to the horses tail and then
set the rags on fire, according to the
charge. Arraigned he pleaded not
guilty and his preliminary hearing
will be given next Monday morning
at 10 o'clock.
TO RESURVEY MINING CLAIMS
An order for the survey of the Red
Reef No. l and Fed Reef No. lode
mining claims, situated in the San
Francisco mining district in Mohave
county has been issued by Frank r.
Trott, surveyor general. The claims
are the property of the Chicago Syn
dictate Mining company.
| REPRESENTS LAW SCHOOL - j.
H Graham, representing the Black
stone Institute of Chicago, arrived in
the city yesterday and will remain here
until Saturday on business. The
| Blackstone Institute offers a CORE
spondence course in law which is be-
ing studied by many attaches of the
county building and various offices of
legal firms in the city.
GRANTS CHANGE OF VENUE
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De Souza's court was filed yesterday
with Judge Wheeler by NJ. ]. Dough
erty, Mesa attorney representing c. j.
Blackburn, charged with contempt OF
court. Judge Wheeler granted the
motion, but no date for the hearing has
vet been set by Judge De SouZa, in
whose court the case will be heard.
JUDGMENT FOR PLAINTIFF -
judgment for ]. T. Smith, the plaintiff,
was rendered by Judge McAlister in
the suit against ]. F. Daggs on hay
| cutting contract case whose hearing
began late Tuesday afternoon and was
continued all day Wednesday until 10
o'clock in the evening. The Smith
Daggs case was the last one heard by
Judge McAlister before returning to
Stafford.
TO RETAIN YoUTH-Yna Sonte
gard King does not believe that there
is such a thing as age. but she be-
lieves in youth, eternal youth fol
the mind and body. So. therefore, sht
has established at Hughes Studio
classes in plastic dances and exercises
formature women where they may re
tain the suppleness of body and limi
and may hold on to their youthful
spirits.
NOT IN THE coMPANY-In the
story of the rosecution of Harry Hur'
ley, it was stated that he was con
nected with the Phoenix Wholesale
Meat company. His father, P. T
Hurley stated yesterday that was al
error. Though the Hurleys have beer
associated with the meat business II
Phoenix for a generation, he said yes
terday that he and his son had disposed
of their interests in the enterprise
about eight months ago.
PHOENIX ROSES FOR QUEEN
An opportunity to pay your personal re
spects to the king and queen of Bel
GUM is offered by the Phoenix cham
Der of commerce which will receiv
roses today to be Immediately for
warded for presentation to the roya
couple when they visit the Grand Can
= yon tomorrow. Anyone desiring t
contribute floral tribute may do s
by communicating with the chambe
of commerce today.
NEEDED NO OFFlcER-Tired O
4 waiting in FL Paso for the deputy VIII
3 had had him in custody. w. w. Whit
t wan, charged with wife desertior
Y came on alone and reported to tn
:. sheriffs office here yesterday morning
James Troutman, the deputy. had bee
called from Ell Paso to Austin, Texa!
: to present extradition papers for Gu
Tombs, indicted by the county gran
. jury recently for gaming. Whitwar
r furnished $500 bond and has secure
the services of Gene Cunningham a
attorney His arraignment is expecte
9 on an early date.
[ TO COMPLETE COMMITTEE :
{ The chamber of commerce was advise
. yesterday of arrangements to complet
the committee to arrange for an auto
mobile run to Mesa during the Cotto
y Carnival the latter part Of this montl
|, Harry Thompson will secure a repre-
z sentation from the Kiwanis club; Wal
n lace c. Button viii appoint membe
Y from the Rotary club, and F. w. Grit
: fin will select some one from the Rel
s Estate board. Joseph McAleer wi
represent the automobile dealers an
} Charles Christy the Merchants an
Manufacturers association. w. v
Y Lawhon is chairman of the commit
n tee and H. D. McVay, vice chairman