Arizona republican., 1920-03-12

1 - e>ITA LocnIR1eb GOES TO FLAGSTAF F-Mrs. Charles Granger left yesterday for Flagstaff, where she Will pass the week
 ROTARY MEETING TODAY-The Phoenix Rotary club will hold it's resu- lar weekly luncheon meeting at noon
 today in the Y. NJ C. A.
 PROVES UP-Mary Alice Etheridse yesterday proved up on homestead situated in Mdricopa. The final proof
 was entered at the United States land office at Phoenix.
 CALIFORNIAN DAUGHTERS TO
 MEET-The Caledonian Daughters will hold their regular monthly meet ing at the home of Mrs. Luke Tender son, 719 Woodland avenue. this after noon.
 WELFARE MEETING TODAY The meeting to consider the orSaniZa-
 ton of a welfare association will be
 held in the chamber of commerce
 rooms at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon
 COMMUNITY SOCIAL TONIGHT
 The weekly community social will he
 held at the Central Christian church
 at o'clock tonight. The entertain
 ment will be in charge of the people
 from the states of West Virginia and
 Ohio The public is invited to attend.
 GOING TO TUCSON-C R. McF'all.
 clerk of the United States district
 court. will leave Sunday evening for
 Tucson. He will accompany Judge Sawtelle to Prescott when the April
 term of court is in session in the mile
 high city.
 D. OF c. WILL MEET TODAY
 meet at the home of Mrs. Irwin Flet-
 cher. 320 East Willetta street at
 o'clock this afternoon. A full attend
 ance is requested.
 SAM SMITH FUNERAL-f'u Funeral services for Sam Smith will be held from the Merryman parlors at o'clock this afternoon. having been postponed one day Burial will be in Greenwood cemetery.
 ROOSEVELT FISHING PARTY-A fishing party leaving town yesterday for Roosevelt included Alfred Franklin. collector 'of internal revenue; John l.. Irwin Captain J. w. CrenShaw and w Saturday night. according to present plans.
 PUPILS IN REciTAL-An attrac- tive program has been arranged Tor the Saturday afternoon recital at the School of Music this week when piano, vocal, violin and expression pu- pills will participate. The entertain mant will begin at 33o o'clock to- morrow afternoon. The public is in vited
 u. s. LAND AGENT HERE-J. A. Ramsey special agent of the United xla sgr-tYyl ont wit quarters at Santa Fe. who has been making an official tour of the southern part of tte state. arrived in Phoenix yesterday Mir. Ramsey will remain for several days, going to Globe next week.
 CASE IS coNTINUED-The case of the United States versus F. l.. Staples, with violation of the migra- tory bird act, was continued until the fall term of court bv Judge Dyer yes tercay on motion of J. l.. Holub. &s- sistant United States attorney. The crime to which Staples entered plea or not guilty is alleged to have been committed in November. 1918. The de- fendant is charged with shipping by express 15 quail from the state to 
 MAY SHUT OFF WATER-Pay- ments for city water became delin- quent on the 10th. IL is only the for bearance of the city and lack of time that prevented the turning off of the ! water of delinquents after that date i But forbearance does not last always. i and people who have not paic arc like ! Iy to awaken any morning and find l their faucets and hydrants running dry. The water department used to let l these bills run along indefinitely. but 1, that is not business and il is going to it.
 EASTERN STAR BRIDGE-Queen i Esther chapter. order Of Eastern Star ! will give a bridge Thursday evening [ 1t Masonic hall for the benefit of the Y. W. C. A. The event is being de l ightfully planned by Mrs. Eugene { Hughes. chairman of the committee on . arrangements. The affair will not be f limited to mebmers of the order. hut to III Stars Masons and their friends. [ The event will take place at Masonic ] nall
 "coTToN GROWING" = Cotton Growing in Arizona by c. F.. ThomR- ] son and C. J. Wood of the University { ,f Arizona. is now available for distri [ button by the Phoenix chamber of com nerce- This paper contains most val table information for growers anC ! growers of the American about types, seed. land adapted to preparation and planting, | planting, cultivation. thinning. irriga ion, picking. rotation. topping. fertil- Z1ng, with a summary It Is Tree to hose who call. and who interested II cotton.
 GETS SUSPENDED SENTENcE- Otto Sigl, charged with obtaiaing money by use Of a bogus check. was ,iven suspended sentence of three fears by Judge R. C. Stanford in the superior court yesterday morning. Itd s alleged that Sigl drew several ,hecks totaling s35- on q bank account f ) cents. These checks. it is alleged, le passed on local merchants. He | ,leaded guilty to the charge last Tues lay.
 SAYS HUSBAND WAS CRuEL-fI Alleging that she was compelled to cave her home because of the cruelty f her husband. Myrtle Mitchell. il through her attorney. J. l.. Cox. filed uit for q decree of divorce from J. F. Mitchell i'll the superior court yester- lay. She asks for a court order inn nediately enjoininS her husband from isposing of the property or collecting he rents therefrom until the case is eard.
 DECLARE SHEEP DIED-Declar- ng that the flock of sheep which they ought from H. H. Scourse began to