Arizona republican., 1920-09-29

ager of the city department and insur- ance.
 LEAVES FOR EAsT-Otho R. Hin of the Hin Investment company left yesterday for New York city in the in terests of the Dos Oris mines. Mrs. Hill accompanied him far as Fl Paso, Texas. where she will visit with relatives.
 BOY MISSING sheriffs' office has been asked to be on the lookout for Carlettos CastellO, 14-year- old boy who left the home of s. A. Iindley, last Sunday. He is about 3 feet inch es in height, dark eyes, dark hair and was wearing short khaki pants, white sirr and on hat when last seen. He was riding a blue bicycle with his name on the front of it. Any informa- tion as to his whereab bouts would be appreciated By the sherIff's office or MT. Lindley. 331 West Washington street, phone 1249.
 TO ACT ON CAMP GRoUND-The auto camp ground proposal of a spe- cial committee comprising members from every civic organization in Phoe- nix will probably be presented to the city commission today by City Man ager Thompson. it was stated at the chamber of commerce Yesterday. TOWN MEETING TONIGHT-The firtst town meeting in Phoenix will be held tonight at the Woman's club. The
 
 the chamber of commerce, under whose auspices the meeting is to be held. All talks will be short The discussion for the evening will be city hall and court house plans. A buffet luncheon will be served. All are invited.
 TROOP B SMOkER-Troop B, Ari- zona cavalry, will hold t'smoker" at the armory, 231 East Madison street Tuesday evening, October 5 at D. m. Drilling will be dispensed with for that week and plenty of smokes and eats will be provided for all Not only will the men of the troop be present. but each man is asked to bring a friend along to enjoy the fun. Stunts will be pulled off and an original good time is promised. Anyone interested an join ing the troop or in the work is cor dially invited to be there.
 KENNEL CLUB MEETS TONIGHT A special meeting of the Copper State Kennel club will be held tonight at Judge Wheeler'S office, IT East ] Monroe street. Very important busi- ness is to be transacted, and all mem bers, and, all persons interested are urbed to attend. The club has received premium lists and entry blanks for the dog show to be held at the state fair, and these will be given out tonight. BAR ExAMINATION-The next examination of applicants for admis- 1 sion to the bar will be held by the
 
 | building on November 4, commencing at o'clock.
 MRS. LYMAN RETURNING-Mrs. Frank H. Lyman, $40 West Portland street, will return to Phoenix this morning after spending the summer | in Los Angeles and on the coast. 1 HEARING BEGUN-Hearing in the 1 case of Reid against Evans and others for a judgment began yesterday in the court of Judge Lyman. The case was continued until 9:30 o'clock this morning at which time the hearing will be resumed.
 WILL BECOME cHIEF-officer Smith of Tempe will assume duties as chief of police of the south side city the. first of October.
 WERE READY TO RETURN-Tir- ! ing of the restrictions of convention ality, six Indian school girls deserted l their dormitory for an open air life along the banks of Salt river last Mon day night They were found by Off, cer Smith yesterday morning and ex- back to to-nature movement for the com fortabie beds and good food of the l school.
 1 A. A. BETS RECOVERING CA. A. Betts, chairman of the corporation commission, who suffered a nervous breakdown in August, is regaining his health and will be on duty in another two weeks, according to information given out at the state house yester- day. MT. Betts suffered a severe at | tack of typhoid fever last summer and | returned to his desk before he had sufficiently recovered to stand the strain of office work.
 HERE FOR CONFERENCE-Rob ert Keller of the Cranton Correspond ence School of vocational education, was in Phoenix yesterday for a con ference with James T. Ryan. super visor of trades and industries of the states department of vocational edu- cation.
 ISSUE CERTIFICATES = Certifi- cates of election have been issued by the secretary of state, the action hav- ing been taken immediately after the
 official count. R. F. McGillen, as- sistant secretary, stated yesterday that ' all the certificates had been received by the local candidates who were sue | cessful at the September primary cleo . tion. the certificates having been for r warded by registered mail to out-of- l flown candidates for state office.
 HERE FOR WINTER-After a sev- 7. eral months absence abroad Mrs. c : O. Ellis and Miss Margaret Ellis ar Q rived in Phoenix yesterday and vii = spend the winter here. Mrs. Ellis