Arizona republican., 1920-06-08
K. OF c. TO HOLD METINe-Tbe


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 K. OF c. TO HOLD METING-The Knights of Columbus will hold an i'm portant business meeting in the Pythian hall at o'colck tonight Local and visiting members are requested to at tend.
 l. 70. O. F. PROGRAM TONIGHT 4 social entertainment will be enjoyed this evening by the Rebeccas and Odd Fellows, in their new hall. Third ave nue and Adams street, at which every member of the organiza tions is urged to be present. The program for the evening includes card games, dancing and big banquet The time set for the affair is 8 o'clock.
 TO HURRY FEDERAL AID-F'ritz NJ. Holmquist will leave the end of the week for Albuquerque, going later to Washington, in the interests of 9 num- Der of federal aid projects. Mir. Holm quist, who is in charge of the state highway departments portion of fed eral aid, is going east primarily for the purpose of expediting the apportion- nent by the secretary of agriculture.
 HUNTERS WARNED-The atten- tion of hunters is again called to the fact that in hunting white wing doves they should exercise great care not to kill mourning or Carolina doves prior to the opening of the season, Sept. l, for such killing would be in violation of the federal protection of the mourning dove and lay one liable to prosecution in feedral courts.
 MERCHANTS TO PLAN PICNIC A meeting of local gorcers, butchers and bakers will be held in the offices of the Merchants and Manufacturers association, in the AIcNeil building, at s: 30 o'clock this evening for the pur- pose of making plans for picnic to be held some time in July. All grocers, hq Tn f. tend
 TO RUN FOR CONSTABLE -I James Graham, bailif for several years of Judge Stanford's division of the su- perior court, is being persuaded by his friends to announce his candidacy for the office of constable of the West Phoenix precinct in the coming Demo cratic primary.
 MAGAZINE FEATURES ARIZONA The June number of The Earth, Santa Fe publication. features Salt. River valley and Parker. There are fine cuts of the valley and Phoenix industry and homes. The Parker story is illustrated with a picture of the Granite Reef dam. The caption of this gut reads: The Granite Reef dam of the Roosevelt Project; the Parker Dam May Be a Twin Brother APPROVES MINERAL SURVEYS The surveyor general has approved | the following mineral surveys: The Excepted lode, located in the Pierce | mining district, Yavapai county, of which J. c. Bullard is the claimant; 14 lodes claimed by the Midway Moss | Mining company, situated in the San l Francisco mining district, Mohave county, and 12 lodes situated in the Globe mining district, Gila county of which the Penn Mining company is the claimant.
 ASKS FOR PHOENIX REMNANTS | I-Oscar Irwin writes the Phoenix chamber of commerce from Los An geles to say he cannot find any Phoe- i nix pennants there and that he wants i them right away to use on his auto mobile, considering that form among the best advertising mediums. Two l pennants were sent. He says: Put Phoenix pennants on all cars leaving l Phoenix-would be a big boost if peo- pie only would think and do it. never forget to boost Phoenix. Best
 town I have seen so far It's hot in L. A."
 ENGINEERS TO OPEN OFFICE That the Mercereau Bridge company will open an office in Phoenix was an nounced yesterday when it was stat sd that J. H. Zeitler would represent the construction company in this city. Mr. Zeitler is not unknown to Arizona, having spent the last few months hera. The company he represents is also known by reputation. It has had the contract for many big coast enter prlSeS- MT. Leller IS a former SefVIce man. He is a veteran of the Spanish American war and of the World war.
 He was with the engineers, having the rank of captain
 ANNIVERSARY cELEBRATIoN- The 10th anniversary of the National Women's Home Mission society will
 be celebrated by the Woman's Home Mission society of the First Methodist
 Episcopal church at a meeting to be , held at o'clock this evening at the home of Mrs. c. c. Joy. corner of , Central avenue and Culver street An
 Interesting program has been pre- pared for the occasion and refresh- ments will be served. Husbands and
 friends of the members are cordially invited to attend
 LEAVES FOR scoTLAND-Mrs. Frank Babcock. who before her mar riage to the governors chauffeur a
 week ago was Molly McPhie, left last l evening for Scotland where she will spend the Summer with her mother, 1 returning to Phoenix in the early fall AIr. and Mrs. Babcock only returned yesterday from a weeks honeymoon on the coast. Governor Campbell at f tended Babcock at the wedding which