Arizona republican., 1919-06-12

partment of the science building and any person interested in this subject is invited to attend. The purpose of these classes is to enable those who de- sire to take the milk testers examina- tlon, to be held here by the state dairy | commissioner on Saturday night, June ! 14, to make preparation for the test i CATTLE MAN NJ. W. Norton, a 1 former member of the live stock board and at present an extensive cattle dealer at Feldman, Arizona, was a business visitor in this city yesterday. He was a guest at the Commercial hotel
 VISITS OLD HOME TOWN-A. S. Nicholson of Fl Paso, and formerly resident of this city for many years, accompanied by J. c. Smith, also of Fl Paso, arrived in this city yesterday | for few days stay. They are guests at the Commercial hotel
 1 HOME WITH 8oth-Among the re- turning members of the S9th division who returned on Tuesday morning was Sergeant Cy Bendorf, a member of the 34Oth Artillery. He spent the day with his friend Marvin Smith and left last night for his home at Flag staff
 ODD FELLOWS MEETING-Floral Encampment No. ?, I. O O. F. will meet in regular session in Odd Fellows i hall, at o'clock tonight Besides the i comforting of the royal purple degree on large class of patriarchs, there
 will be other business introduced that is of importance to all members.
 CREIGHTON SCHOOL BOND ELECTlON-A bond election will be held in Creighton school district No. fl
 next Saturday on a proposed bond h. sue of S30,000 for the erection of a new building. for remodeling and for the ] purchase of some land now under i contract. The polls at the Creighton 1 school house will be open from g ! o'clock to ,.
 ! CHARGED WITH RECKLESS . DRIViNG-Charged with reckless driving, W. c. Butler will be tried be- fore Justice De Souza at o'clock to- morrow afternoon. Buffers trial was set yesterday when he was arraigned on the charge of driving an automobile on South Central avenue in a manner to endanger the lives and property of others. A. A. Trippel is the com plainant
 LEAVE FOR DENVER-Mr. ana Mrs. J. P. Herlick and little son Jesse, of 761 East Adams street, have gone to Denver, where they will spend sev- eral weeks. MT. Herlick is a delegate to the annual convention of the Broth ! erhood of Locomotive Bremen and ] Enginemen held in Denver. The Her. | licks will also visit relatives in Trini- dad before returning to Phoenix some
 time in July.
 DAIRYmEN TO MEET-The Mari copa County Dairymen's association will meet at Mesa Wednesday night, June IS. It is stated that the purpose of holding meetings in the various sec tions of the county, is to give the dairymen over the valley an opportun- ity to attend and discuss new mat ters of interest. The membership in the county dairymen's association also carries membership in the state organ ization of dairymen.
 OIL MAN TO MAKE HOME HERE Morris C. Freeman, well known oil man, has arrived in Phoenix and plans to establish his permanent residence in this city. Mir. Freeman comes from the Kansas Oklahoma and Texas oil fields, | having been field superintendent since the organization of the Freeman Oil x Gas Royalty company and the Okla l homa-lowa Oil Production company. He recently purchased extensive hold lngs in the Santa Cruz and Casa Grande districts at Eloi, Arizona. and is now planning the installation Of large pumping irrigation systems.
 A SIGN OF SUMMER -"Beating them to it'' by two weeks, the Arizona 1 Grocery company will observe it's sec ond summer half holiday this after noon, remaining closed throughout the afternoon. It will follow this plan of closing each Thursday afternoon dur Ing all the summer, as will most of the other grocery stores in the city. How ever, while the others are waiting till June 15 to begin closing, the Arizona began the first. Hence the two extra half holidays for it's employees.
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 CHURCH OF CHRIST MEETINGS The church of Christ is conducting a 1 protracted meeting under their big tent | just outside their church house on | Grand avenue, about four blocks from 1 Five Points, at the corner of Eleventh avenue and Grand avenue. The preach l ing is being done by Evangelist H. c. Hatper of Florida, and the attendance has been very good so far Everyone who is interested in searching the | Scriptures to learn more of the truths contained therein should come out and study through this series of meetings.
 LOCAL DOCTOR GETS OFFICE According to a medical journal Dr. Edward s. Godfrey, ofrmerly health officer of Phoenix, now residing at AL bany, N. l., has been appointed epid- emiologist of the division of commun- 1 lcable diseases of the New York | board of health. He had recently re- turned from France, where he was chief of the health inspection service for the Red Cross. Dr. Godfrey is a son of General E. s. Godfrey, who af ter his retirement from the regular army lived for a time in Phoenix and afterward in Tucson.
 1 CHARGED WITH BURGLARY-J W. Baker, recently discharged from 1 service, appeared before Justice | Wheeler yesterday, charged with bur glary, the case having been continued l from Monday The defendant, who is 1 19 years of age is alleged to have l entered the White House market. The | court has taken the case under ao l visement.
 i Today, Is miles N W. of Phoenix, 300 head cattle, 100 cows, balance 1 to 3 VT. olds. Free lunch at noon-Adv. II