Arizona republican., 1920-07-13

ming The Swains are living on the Corbsll ranch southeast of town.
 Returns from Texas
 Mrs. J. B. Dobbs returned last week from several weeks stay in Texas aud Oklahoma and is now back at her post of duty in the Busy Corner store. Mrs. Dobbs was called to her home in Texas on account of the serious ill., ness of her father, who passed away only a week after his daughters ar rival.
 Meeting of Cemetery Association Small
 very small number of people at tended the meeting of the cemetery association which was held Monday afternoon. Many people probably do not understand that this meeting of the association means all people who own lots in the cemetery. A large number of lot owners are complain ing of the cemetery being so I'll kept but the cemetery assessments are paid by a very few owners consequently nothing can be done towards the up- keep. The officers of this association were in hopes that a large number would attend this meeting so that some step could be taken to make improve ments on the cemetery. such as means of getting water and other matters. All who have any interest there should by all means help out Ly attending the next meeting and giving their opinion on these matters anyway.
 Austin Car Found
 News was received late vest terday evening that the Austin car which was stolen from the Austin residence lest Wednesday night has been found in Los Angeles. Two boys and two girls from the Industrial school at Fort Grant who made their getaway were the guilty parties and the boys have been located also the car in Los An geles. but the girls have not yet been found. Through the very diligent he p of the officers of Tempe and the of ficers in the sheriff's office and the police office in Phoenix, the car has not been lost long
 Wishes to Express Thanks
 c. O. Austin wishes to express his thanks to the city marshal. MT. Thur Der. the officers of the Phoenix police and sheriffs offices and especially to Constable Howard Woods who have so untiringly worked on the locating and finding of his car which was lost last Wednesday and was found yeSter- day in Los Angeles.
 Layton to Claim Stolen Gar
 T. M Layton of Solomonville arrived here yesterday to claim his Chevrolet which was left here last Wednesday night by the parties who took he Aus tin car. MT. Layton was visiting friends at the Industrial school over night and the boys and girls took ad- vantage of this opportunity and ran off in his car and left it here.
 Sigala Constable Candidate
 Chris Sfgala. for twenty eight years past a resident of Tempe and a good share of that time on duty here both as constable and deputy sheriff. 7es terday announced his candidacy for constable of the Tempe precinct. sub ject to the democratic primaries on September 7th. From 1908 to 1912, Sigala served as constable of this pre- cinct. and for the two following terms he was a deputy sheriff. serving in this district. His honest and faithful ser vice in the discharge of his duties then. places Sigala a good ways to- wards the top for nomination at the coming election.
 Sigala has for several years been an East Tempe merchant and and has also been serving as truant officer for the local schools. If elected. Sigala promises a fair and impartial dis charge of the duties of his office to the best of his ability at all times.