Arizona republican., 1919-04-03
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IMPROVEMENT CLUB DANCE The Madison Improvement club will give a dance Friday night at o'clock, Gold time). Besse's orchestra will pro vide music
 I'll ESE WE D-Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to Jessie Snow, 23, Phoenix, and Cozie Still, 25, Phoe- nix; Sam Hole, s2, Cashion, and Alley | Miller, IS, Cashion.
 CALVARY BAPTIST WOMEN TO | MEET-The women of the Calvary | Baptist church will hold an old day i meeting. Friday at the home of Mrs. | B. W. Getsinger, 315 East Palm Lane. ! Lunch will be served at l o'clock, p. m. | new time.
 "GET ACQUAINTED" SoCiAL-The | people of the Creighton district plan to hold Get acquainted" social Friday evening. A short musical program will be given, beginning at o'clock Gold l time. Leola Mcdowell will entertain I the meeting with whistled selections. OSBORN SCHOOL ON OLD TIME Osborn school will be conducted on the old time today, irrespective of the 1 action in Phoenix yesterday. Notice l of the adoption of government time | in Phoenix schools was not received | in time to warrant similar action in | the Osborn district
 DAiRYMEN HOLD MEETING-A meeting of dairymen of the valley was | held at the chamber of commerce ves- | terday afternoon at 3 o'clock at which l time several trade questions were dis cussed. The dairy industry of the val ley has improved considerably during the past few months, it is stated.
 A. A. JOHNS A ViSITOR-A. A. | NhTc T Nf hA fotA fA
 in town yesterday from his home in Prescott, reports that range condi- tions in that section of the state are excellent, better than in years at this season. but that the water tanks have not filled up from the rains. However,
 he thinks there is plenty of leftover water to get by this season.
 | STATE VETERINARY TO WILL
 COX-Dr. Haight, state veterinarian, will leave today for Wilcox to attend a meeting of the cattle growers of Co., chise and Graham counties which will
 be in session there tomorrow and the
 day following. He will address the meeting on the prevention and eradi-
 cation of diseases which attack herds.
 SEEKS DIVORCE-Charging deser-
 tion, Guy Toombs yesterday filed suit for divorce against Mrs. Jennie Toombs
 who with the three children of the
 couple is said to be living in California
 at the present time. The Toombs mar
 ried in Long Beach in 1905 and the al-
 leged desertion occurred early in the
 year of 1912 The suit was filed by F.
 J. K. Mcbride.
 TO STUDY CALIFORNIA INSTI-
 TUTlONS-Andrew Baumert, chair man of the commission of state institu- tions, is on a trip to California for the purpose of studying the California sys-
 tenn of industrial schools. He left yes , terday for Los Angeles, and while gone
 will visit various institutions and study
 their methods, notably those at Whit tier and Ventura.
 ALLEGED TO HAVE STOLEN
 FORD-James Morris, Robert Pompey
 and Frank Pompey who are alleged to have stolen the automobile belonging to
 Sidney Myers of The Republican, were , arraigned before Justice De Souza yes
 terday on a grand larceny charge. The
 court set the preliminary examination
 for 2 o'clock Monday afternoon and
 placed bond in the sum of 5000 each I which the defendants failed to furnish i ANYBODY LOSE A BRlNDLE
 BULL?-A valuable brindle bull ter rier, marked with a white star OF tht | = quarters for the owner. The dog wa. e escorted to police headquarters by al = unknown man, who told officers tha he had tired of the dogs company Th' dog wears a brass collar to which i attached a small chain. The owne
 can have the dog by proving his prop
 erty
 LADY BARBER GETS DIVORCE :, Mrs. Belle Castro Bosque, manager o Il a barbar shop, yesterday secured a di v vorce from Arthur Castro Bosque or
 the ground of failure to provide. Mrs 5 Bosque told Judge Stanford, wh, = granted the decree, that she had sup 'e ported herself for the past two years
 She gave her business as that of bar
 Der and stated that she had conducte'
 a rooming house. She and Bosque mar e ried in California ten years ago. T ARIZONA MADE GOOD HERE TO( 5. Arizona, as usual in such cases, GOV d cred itself with glory in the late driv
 of the American Red Cross for clothin
 for the French and Belgians, notwith
 standing not long ago it had gon e through such a drive. Edward 4 = Vaughan, field representative yester ,e day received Q wire from the Sa 6 Francisco division of the Red Cros 70 complimenting the state on it's achieve
 ment. The telegram stated "AriZon
 chapters doing splendidly. considerin
 circumstances. Express our keen ap
 preciation." MT. Vaughtn. who ha le been experimenting the work in Ari 'e zona and southern California, wi U leave this morning for San Francisc ID NAVAJO OIL EXCITEMENT IS GROWING-P. J. Mcintyre, gener st manager of the Apache Oil and Deve ss opment company. operating on proper lie ties in Navajo county. was in the cit Fl. yesterday on business with the stat r. land department. MT. Mcintyre. say he that the oil excitement in that pa ge of the state is increasing. MT. Nell
 tyre says that his company is not no
 selling stock, and at present he is mo- n interested in running down recent sul
 scribers for stock. Without solicits ] ton money has been arriving fro U different parts of the country and
 some cases the accompanying lett ne hardly reveals the identity of the sent Tn CTS. Recently Mir. Mcintyre received he check for s2,000 from a man name I'd Grant and that is all that is now know
 of him. The check, drawn on a Pho - nix bank, was cashed through bar
 at Holbrook But the address of u all sender is not known and the compar ng does not know how to reach him so k to notify him of the meeting of stocl no holders to be held at Holbrook ne
 Friday.
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