Arizona republican., 1920-01-09
STATE BANK cALL-All OF the

STATE BANK CALL-All OF the
state banks in Arizona are called upon
by Jesse l.. Boyce. state superinten-
dent of banks. to issue their state
ments of conditions obtaining at the
close of business December 81. The
notices were mailed from the superln-
tendents office Wednesday and the
statements are returnable within 10
days from the dates of receipt. A pen
atty of 500 a day is imposed by law
upon all banks delaying their reports
beyond the time prescribed. The call
was sent out as usual, co-incident with
the call from Washington for the re
ports from the national banks
MAN AND WOMAN FiNED-Ar
rested in a room at a local hotel oc
cupied by one II. G. Mcdonald, Ethel
Sicor explained to the judge that she
had been imbibing too freely, and be-
cause of that had wandered, unknow-
ingly, into the wrong room. The court
readily agreed as to the imbibinS, but
threw doubt on the reason for getting
into the hotel room. Both Ethel and
the man were fined S25 each yesterday
afternoon. Ethel Sicor figured promi
nently as the prosecuting witness in a
recent white slave case aaginst mar
ried man. who was convicted and sent
to the penitentiary
TRANCE SPEAKER HERE-Rev
G. Fl. Brooks of Los Angeles, mission
ry-at-large of the National Spirit
aulist association. has arrived in Phoe-
nix to organize a society or church
and will meet Sunday evening at the
Monroe school auditorium. Seventh
and Monroe streets. at 1870 o'clock.
Rev. Brooks is a trance speaker and
will follow each ->ddress with mes
sages- The public is cordially invited
to attend all these seances- Dr. Brooks
was in Phoenix year ago for a few
days. He officiated last Friday at
q aF-al of
Brooks of 2002 North Central avenue.
who died January .
COVER NOR'S STENOGRAPHER
ITS-Miss Helen Louise Sachs
stenographer in the office of Governor
Thomas r. Campbell, resigned her posi-
ton yesterday and left for Chicago to
visit her brothers and sisters there.
Miss Sachs has been in the governor $
office since last September and was
rated among the most popular women
in the capitol building. Her place is
to go untitled.
WOODROW WILSON 5ATES-The
hosts of democracy are advancing in
increased force, though generally the
election returns in Arizona indicate
that re-enforcements are superfluous.
The latest contingent is Woodrow VIII
son Bates who was modified at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ.
Bates yesterday morning.
WALTER SWITZER TO NJ. "
Walter Switzer of Switzer's Style Shop
left last night for New York, where he
Will select models for the spring trade.
While in New York, he Will be domi-
ciled at the Waldorf Astoria.
SIN n n U GHES MOVES-The
Smith Hughes company, distributors
of Ajax tires and Fairbanks farm ma
chinery, have moved from their former
quarters on North Central avenue TO
the corner of Third avenue and Jeffer-
a
been erected for them.
FINE Is SUSPENDED ]. Q.
Ship, charged by Ruth Morrell with
disturbing the peace appeared for trial
yesterday before Judge Mckee of the
West Phoenix precinct justice court.
She was given fine of S25, which was
suspended.
SOON MAY CROSS RIvERs-If
more rain does not fall crossing may
be made of the Aqua F'ria by the lower
Buckeye road. and of the New river
en- route TO Wickenburg, with the aid
of teams furnished by the county. IL
there is more rain, however, Harold
Bargman, county engineer said yes
terday, crossings may not be effected.
as it is barely possible now.
WANT ARIZONA COWS-A call for
cows has come to the Phoenix chamber
of commerce from Mexico. The call
comes in the form of letter from Z. c.
Taylor, Culiacan, Sfnaloa He writes
to develop a ranch and has been no
Stacker, despite of difficulties and that
all he needs now is a bunch of cows.
Taylor says he has read in Arizona and
California newspapers where dairymen
in the Salt River valley are disposing
of their cows and going into the cotton
business. "A few days ago" he writes,
Il observed they are selling good mich
cows to the butcher. 1t seems a shame
to sacrifice milking animals for beef,
especially when there are those in need
of cows"
COUNTRY CLUB TEA DANCE
The Country club will give a tea dance
Saturday afternoon when a group OF
welI-known club members win preside.
The hostesses will be Mrs. Harry Kay,
Mrs. Aaron Goldberg, Mrs. David Gold
berg, Mrs. Sims Ely, Jr, Mrs. Herbert
Burr Atha, Jr., and Mrs. LouEla
Archer.
CALIFORNIAN ERS-The
Caledonian Daughters will meet at the
home of Mrs Duncan Mcdonald, 74S
East Culver street, at O'Clock this
afternoon.
ESTATE is VALUED-The estate of
Earl j. Higley was valued at $3.50 in
an inventory and appraisement filed
yesterday with the clerk of the supe-
rior court by C. f. Gerard, Ella Ash
croft and Florence Royce, the apprais-