Arizona republican., 1920-11-11

Grove picked up Myers later in the day. Both are being held. The quilts and blankets were taken from their 1 storing place at the home
 YEOMEN TO DANCE-The Broth erhood of American Yeomen will give a dance tonight at the Knights of Py- thias hall The members and friends of the order are cordially invited There will be good music and every has been made for good time.
 HELD ON GRAND LARCENY CHARGE-J. R. Martin yesterday was arraigned before Justice Mckee on charge of grand larceny and was com mitted to the county jail in lieu of bond of $500 for his appearance at al preliminary hearing on Saturday morning at 10 o'clock The complaint was made by William James, who al leges that Martin brought two suit cases containing clothing valued at $1OO to Phoenix from Florence about
 Get. 1. James claims the suitcases and clothing belonged to him. Martin was arrested by Officer Nick Pappo of the police department
 HoME-CooKED DiNN NER-Ladies of the First M. E. church, Second ave -nue and Monroe street. will serve a ome-cooked dinner tonight from 6 to T o'clock. Everybody welcome.
 PRAIRIE DOGS HERE-State far visitors from northern Ariona, while walking down West Washington street yesterday were surprised to hear the familiar yip. yip bark of the prairie dog. The visitors upon investigation found six live prairie dogs in cage in front of the Hip picture snow However, these were not ordinary prairie dogs, as they were selected from several million which lnnaplt northern Arizona and they are accom-
 panying a. prairie dog moving picture entitled. ''The Last Days of the Pral-
 rie Dog" This picture is an ednca- tionaI film produced by the Onlteo
 states biological survey and the entlre film was taken in northern Arizona
 under the direction of D. A. Giicnrls|
 rodent pest director. this city, who rep
 resents the United States biological
 survey and the University of Arizona The picture will be shown at the Hlp
 Wednesday and Thursday.
 l KNIGHTS WILL DANCE-An- nouncement was made yesterday tnss
 inc local council of the Knights Of Co- lunbus vii hold its regular dance ~ the Womans club building fomorro" evening. A general invitation IS eN-
 tended to the public. x
 GUERNSEY JUDGING iOOA
 There will be a judging today or lhe
 prize Guernseys of Hollow hlli ain, 5airt
 of Colton. Cal. The herd of dalrS
 stock on exhibit at the fair. is creating . oreat deal of comment among those who know livestock.
 | STOVE IS SOME 5AkER-Amon.e
 the interesting sidelights of the la.i is the Red Star Detroit vapor oI
 stove which is being demonstrated III Ina domestic science building. Ihe i etove has taken three blue rlppons at the fair, and took two al tne Prescott fair. It bakes plscuils III siS minutes and bread in P. ana Womel | have shown particular interest Tn us 1 damonstration. The Red Star vapoi oil stove is wickless. and IS dls- trih1ted here by the Ezra w. Tnayel | company. The demonstration IS III charge of A. E. Cronenwett, factory
 BAPTIST PRAYER MEETING The ladies of Calvary Baptist churcr 1 will hold prayer meeting this aftef- noon at 2:30 o'clock at the nome ol Mrs. Wilson, S22 North Eighth ave me All members and friends are
 cordially invited to attend.
 CHARGES DESERTlON-Her hus' band deserted her 54 days after they
 were married, Lucy Triedel says in z
 suit filed yesterday for divorce
 from Joseph o. Triedel. She chargei
 that he has failed to provide for he
 since he left her on June ]. lsls
 According to the complaint they wer'
 married April ', 1919. She asks Una her maiden name, Lucy Hatfield b FINED FOR SPEEDING
 Bishop yesterday pleaded guilty be fore Justice Mckee on a charge Q exceeding the speed limits on Mort , Central avenue and was fined sl' The complaint was made by Motor l cycle Officer Middaugh.
 TWO ESTATES IN coURT-Peti l tions for letters of administratio were filed yesterday in the estates C . Burns F. Rabbit. who died in Mari copa county August 20, 1915, an and Almon w. Babbitt, who died Maricopa county. October 2S, 191 . Both petitions were filed by D. Babbitt. brother of Burns Rabbit an e son of Almon w Babbitt The estai
 of Burns F. Babbitt consists of re; 0 property to which the petitioner give 6 the value of s4,800, and the estate !, Almon w. Babbitt consists of real an }, personal property to which the pet if tioner gives the value of sS,100. Bot if petitions will be heard on Monda # afternoon. November %. at l.;
 o'clock.
 = NO CONTEMPT PROCEEDINGS n Satisfactory explanation having bee if furnished by the Southside Gas ar n Electric company for it's reason V not complying with an order of u # corporation commission. the commi! IT sion yesterday dismissed the content n proceedings against the company. n, REPORT IS Issuing 2
 order to the l. A. Dyke Electric Ser A ice company to file a complete re- "a ord with the corporation commissiC ,- estting forth the value of its propert ,- tangible and intangible, used in SUI - plying it's consumers with electricit the corporation commission yesterds to ordered the report filed on or befo ,t December 31. The report will a checked from an examination of t ,d property, 1t is understood. In add m tion to this order, the 1. A. Van Dy ts Water company also was asked ,a furnish report at the same date. 1- INVITED TO INAUGURAL-Er he phasizing a former invitation to Ge as and Mrs Thomas E. Campbell to a te tend the inauguration of Gener ad Obregon as president of Mexico. I1 an Montes de Oca. consul general ve on terday wired a second cordial inyit h. tion to the governor. Popular in Me m lea, the governor has been urged
 attend the event. 'I am authoriz &" by General Alvaro Obreson to inv n- you and Mrs. Campbell to be prese rv in Mexico City as his guests on n m cember l upon the occasion of r7 inauguration as president of Mexi