Arizona republican., 1920-12-07
THIEF STEALS FROM eoY-Bus

ter Cryer, errand boy for The Repub- lican, has reported the loss of a motor attachment for his bicycle. He is poor boy and depends upon his motor driven bicycle for his income. There is only one other bicycle motor of the type iE the city, according to Cryer who is hoping that the finder will re- turn his as soon as possible. He left his motor in front of 1928 Grand ave-
 nue recently in order to get repair parts for it. Some one had removed it before he returned. Cryer promises to ask no questions if the motor is returned.
 REGIONAL CONFERENCE.-The ! gional conferences for those engaged 1 in supervision and teacher training in | the states under the provisions of the Vocational Education act have been announced by the federal board, ac- cording to pr R. H. H. Blome. state l director of vocational education, who plans to attend the Central regional conference in Kansas City early in the | spring.
 HIGHWAY PROGRESSING = Five additional miles of the Superior Flor l ence highway will be open for traffic 1 by the end of the month, according to | the announcement made yesterday by l Thomas Maddock, state engineer. Mr | Maddock announced that eight state | highway trucks had been sent to | Florence to rush the surfacing work | in order that five more miles might
 De open to traffic in three weeks The | road now Is open to Junction. 52 miles
 from Phoenix. The camp will move | within 80 days to Florence and work 1 rom Florence due north STEEL ARRIVES FOR BRIDGE t portion of thR fN7tp e.,
 the bridge over the Gila river abov,
 San Carlos has arrived and on the de
 livery of the balance the work will b,
 begun, according to James Parker, en
 gineer in charge of the state highwa!
 construction work in Gila and Graham counties. MT. Parker, who was in tn city yesterday for a conference wit Thomas Maddock, state engineer, sai that the foundation was already in am the work on the superstructure woul be well under way within a few week. , PIONEER IS IN ClTY-W. E. Ban , croft of Aguila. a pioneer resident c : Arizona, was in Phoenix yesterday an ' expressed his interest in the movemen ! oi The Republican in collecting name | | and addresses of pioneers of this stat Z and declared that when the gatherin 7 O. the pioneers is called he will b z among those present. Mir. Bancroft . . a real pioneer of Arizona, having com to this state in advance of the railroa,
 PUPILS GIVE $3oo-Nearly $500 ha been contributed by pupils of the Phoe
 nix public schools as their gift to tn |. fund for the feeding and clothing 6 the destitute children of Europe. Tn 3 amount was not included in the tot, 8 subscribed by Phoenix people and put 7 lished in The Republican Sunda 3 l NTffh 0 the school pupils the total from Phot r nix will be considerable more tha Q s3100.
 U CHARGE IS REDUCED-On motto = of the county attorneys office,
 charge of forgery against Owen Dor e aghe yesterday was reduced to mi'
 demeanor, to which he pleaded guilt = Justice Charles De Sales Wheeler ser
 fenced him to serve 40 days in u o county jail. Donaghe was charge
 with passing a check for $27 on GolC 70 berg's store which was alleged to ha'
 been forged. Donaghe claimed he r Il ceived the check from a man name
 J. s. Brown on Nov. 13.
 PUPILS IN RECITAL-on Decen
 Der 10, at S:15 D. m. at the Woman club. Miss Hulburd will present in r al cital the following pupils: Miss Del T. orah Brown, Miss Rachael Marde T. Mrs. Kisselburgh. The public is co p dially invited.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Iicense
 marry were issued yesterday to Jo
 Ramarez, 25, and Josefa Urbalejo.
 both of Phoenix; Feliceano Gutierr
 49, and Mercedes Miranda, 45, both
 Tempe; Pedro Valdenegro, 57, a
 Martina Valdez, 47, both of Phoeni he Jose Leon Sanchez, 22, and Tere on Juarez, 25, both Of Glendale; Robert he c. Thompson, GA, of Marinette, a at Adeline Gustine Schacht, 64, of Goo ng year; Ernest E. Ellis, 29, and Para | n- Ellsworth, 20, both of Mesa; and J. be Gordon, 47, and Mary Young. 52,
 Prescott.