Arizona republican., 1919-08-09
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MRS. HULETT TO CoAST-Mrs. Arthur c. Hulett, who returned to Phoenix Sunday evening after spend ing few days at her cottage at Iron Springs, left last evening by the Santa F'e for Los Angeles and other coast points. Mrs Hulett expects to take some special work in piano and voice while on the coast.
 DR. NALL RETURNS-Dr. Hubert Birk Nall arrived in the city yesterday and is stopping with his parents at 1926 North First street. Mrs. Nall has continued on the coast accompanied by her small son Hubert Hal, where they will spend two months. They permanent home
 COUNTY FARM AGENT MOVES H. c. Heard, county farm agent, has moved his quarters from the old cen tral school building to the chamber of commerce. The new quarters of the farm agent also house the club work and other activities of the university extension work. The phone number will remain the same.
 ON MOTOR TOuR-Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Diehl left by motor early in the week for months vacation in the northern part of the state. Arriving at Canyon, they were forced to wait day to make repairs to broken axle before continuing their trip. They will make their headquarters at their cottage at Pine Crest.
 WILL BUILD TRAINING SCHOOL -J. D. Howell of Glendale has been awarded the contract to build the $7,500 manual training building of the Glen dale Union High school and work start ed the first of this week. The building is of brick and will be completed Sep tember 15.
 GET JAIL SENTENCES = None Estrada and Thomas Albarez, two Mexicans who are charged with the theft of two bicycles from in front of | the Western Union office three rays ago, pleaded guilty yesterday to the charge and were sentenced by Justice Wheeler to 90 days in jail. They were captured by Deputy Sheriff Blanco af- ter he had trailed them a day and 1 half
 COMMITTED TO ASYLUM-Harry H. Griebel was yesterday ordered | taken to the insane asylum by Alex Baker, commissioner of the superior court, after pr. Harry, Carson had re- ported he thought the man insane.
 
 while at the county hospital persisted in trying to preach, thinking he had calls to do so.
 SENTENCE BICYCLE THIEVES Monical Estrada and Tomas Alvarez, two Tempe youths, were yesterday sentenced by Justice Wheeler to 90 days in the county jail for the theft of bicycles. The wheels were stolen from Western Union messenger boys and were traced to Tempe where one of them was sold for $10. The boys were arrested on a charge of grand larceny They were allowed to plead guilty to petty larceny.
 COGGlNS FAMILY RETURNS-L w Coggins of the Phoenix Title and Trust company, has just returned with his famoly from a long vacation spent in California and the White noun tains. The trip was made to California | and back to the White mountains by motor. Mir. Coggins states that he has never seen the forest so beautiful. Or one day more than forty species oi wild flowers were counted in the val. leys, and many kinds of game wer, !; plentiful.
 SURPRISE AWAITS THIS MAN On account of the absence of the chic
 witness for the state, c. J. Blackburn
 Stanley Newell of Mesa, charged witt
 bootlegging, was discharged in Justic,
 Wheeler's court yesterday on the mo ton of County Attorney Laney. Bu
 Blackburn has something coming t, , nm and 1t will be given him on hi
 return to Arizona. Following his de
 parture after he was subpopepnaed ;
 warrant for his arrest for contempt o
 court was issued and it will be care |, IulIy preserved. Blackburn is a well . to-do citizen of Mesa. He is at pres ent in Idaho
 ARIZONA SUMMER CURES "FLU There is no healthier place in tn world than the Salt River valley. ac eordlng to Shan Johnson of Tempe especially for one having a touch O the flu" Both he and Mrs. Johnso
 were victims of it last spring and thei :. recovery was slow. They had bot intended to spend the summer O. 5 the coast, but they were not feelin, equal to the hardships of a vacation ) A good Arizona summer, they believed
 would be the best remedy, and thei faith had been upheld. The flu" i t now all gone
 2 ARIZONA ROADS LOSE MONEY { General Manager w. A. Drake of tb l Santa Fe lines in Arizona spent vas
 terday and the day before in the eft, :. He made the interesting announce ; ment that for the month of June. th o expenses of the lines of the Santa F I south of Ash Fork and east of Parke I exceeded their earnings by sp2,O0(
 mere was falling off in traffic fo
 that period due to the closing of th . sinelters. Increased wages also ha U something to do with the bad showin
 TOT the month. But the chief cans , , was the lessened traffic. There wer, t sad MT. Drake. perhaps few lines i
 the country quite so seriously afferte = during that period.
 I SURPRISE FOR TEACHER Mis- l Anna Rivers was pleasantly surprise 9 by the members of Mrs. c. w, For e mans Sunday school class of the Cart wright Methodist church, Monda
 evening. The class went to the hoyn
 o1 Miss Rivers in a body. Later. re U treatments were served at the Beth. | church Those present were Mrs. ( !: W. Forman, Miss Agns Hanson. Mis- Il Edna Hanson, Miss Elizabeth Iv, - Miss Maude Crawford, Miss Jeannett
 Root Miss Marian Dille, Miss Moren = Johnson, Miss Vida Anderson. Mis- }, Irene Rodgers, Miss Margaret Spai, 2 U. W. Forman, Cliff Anderson. Joh d Evans, Hugo Nichols, Walter If y Lockwood, Dolph Hinkle and Harol d Evans.