Arizona republican., 1920-10-30
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walk, Ohio, arrived in Phoenix yes terday. having motored across country. He will locate in Phoenix.
 ENToMoLoGisT RETURNINc--D. c. Mote, state entomologist who has been fin El Paso In attendance at the meeting of the federal horticultural board, will return to Phoenix on Mon- day. He will remain in Tucson over the week end.
 TO CLOSE ELECTION DAY-An offices at the city hall will be closed all day Tuesday, November 2. on ac- count of the general election, City Man ager V. A. Thompson announced yes terday afternoon.
 WILL SERVE LuNCH-The ladies of the Creighton Methodist church will serve lunch Tuesday. election day, at the school house. the polling place for the precinct. The refreshments will include pie. cake, doughnuts. sand wiches and coffee.
 GIVING AWAY PAINT-The Ford Levy Furniture company has just com pleted a house to- house distribution of half pint cans of Calol Liquid Gloss a furniture polish manufactured by the Standard Oil company. As it was inn possible to cover the entire residential district, 1t Is announced the store has limited supply of the cans which 1t will give to anyone calling at the store
 GLOBE SESSION OVER = An nouncement was made yesterday that the federal court. which has been sit ting in Globe. has ended it's sessions there. It will begin its Phoenix session on Nov. 2s.
 OFFICE WILL cLoSE-Announce- ment was made yesterday by the sur Hnf k1r rn of Nnnm90t4O with his department in the federal building will be closed all day Tues day, which is election day.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses tc marry were issued yesterday to Alfred Burkhardt, 26, and Lenora Garcia, zo both of Tempe: Frank Moody, AZ, and Julia Harris IT. both of Arlington, and | Antonio Rodriguez. 29, and Doiore; Moreno, 30, both of Tolleson-
 PLEADS NOT cUiLTY-Matio Rod. riouez yesterday pleaded not guilt, before Justice Mckee on charge o arson and was committed to the count, | tail when he failed to furnish a bond | of s2OOO. The preliminary hearing o the case will be held on Nov. s. Tn' complaint was made by Orel Meyers who charges that Rodriquez attempte' to burn her home on the night or oc1 2T. The house is owned by Laura h Gardiner and is situated on the yves side of North Third street. between Adams and Washington streets Ac cording to the police. Rodriguez wa arrested near the house by officer SUI livan. A can of coal oil. it Is alleged
 was found beside the house.
 il HELD FOR TRtAL-F. J. Watso
 yesterday was held to answer to ln
 superior court by Justice Mckee all alle
 a hearing on charge of grand iarcen, He was committed to the county Jal when he failed to furnish bond Q $500 Watson is charged with takih an automobile belonging to Wiihai Peper last Monday night.
 HERE FOR WEEK END-Louis lr vine- who is attending the Universit
 of Arizona. is in town for the week
 end.
 RETURNS TO DEsK-A- E. Stelzel secretary to the corporation commls
 sion. returned yesterday from hortoi
 Kan. where he and Mrs Steizer too
 the remains of the latters mo.Ae'
 Mrs. Kate T. Lindsay. who died I Havden a fortnight ago. The buris took place at the former home or MT Iindsay on October 20. Mrs. Stelze : did not return with MT. 6telzer. ou fwtl1 ho hare the middle of Novemoe HAS BEEN IN COCHiSE-W-
 Norveil. state water commissioner,
 expecting to return from Grahai l countv on Monday. Mir. Norveil sper lyesterday in Cochise county, attenoin . a meeting in Benson, which he ac < dressed on the subject or lrrlgatlon CAN SELL STOCK-The corpors ton commission yesterday authorize n the Oatman Amalgamated Gold Mil 2, ling company to sell 200. 900 shares ' it's treasury stock at 40 cents shar z The property of the company is y cated in the San Francisco miniT U district in Mohave county The | :. John Copper company was granted 't permit to sell 10000 shares of Urea 'l ury stock at s1 share. This prope 'e tv is in the Cave Creek district l. NEW STAFF MEMBER-Maj lc George Harben of the judge advoca le generals department has been made m member of the general staff, vi Lieut.. Col George E. Haedicke, who s- term expired. The appointment W
 made by Adjt. Gen. Walter S. Inga
 and approved by Governor Thomas
 Campbell yesterday. The staff
 meet in this city on November s, g
 cording to the announcement made W the governors office. Major Harb'
 who lived in Phoenix when connect
 with the office of attorney general, of now practicing law in Flagstaff. to GOVERNOR TO RETuRN-Gc mn ernor Thomas E. Campbell is expect r- to return to Phoenix today and to he main in this county. where he V s- close his campaign for reelection. I ev governor, after addressing the Cent "a Arizona District Federation of Gu ns in Peoria Thursday, returned to .ee chise county. speaking in Benson a . Tombstone. where he was recei, ,'o with the enthusiasm that he has T " everywhere in the state He will spt
 this morning at the state house, a ne this afternoon he is scheduled to ma es' an address in Glendale.
 se WILL SPEAK TOOAY-Miss F ne Galpin. a prominent clubwoman of at Angeles will be the principal spea a at the meeting to be held at the h eo school this afternoon under le- auspices of the Woman's Cox Roo ce- welt club. Miss Galpin will speak
 the League of Nations and
 charge the women to exercise tn
 right of the ballot. ID. c. Phelps a
 will appear on the program. and a f
 ture of the event will be the must
 program, Mrs. W. T. Webb and N
 Henderson Stockton adding to the
 joyment with groups of songs.
 meeting will be called to order prom
 1y at 2:30 o'clock by Mrs. M. T. Phe mw -O-