Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-01-08
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AT The JEFFERSoN-J. H. Bur
bank arrived Tuesday evening from
Tucson and is stopping at the Jeffer-
son hotel.
IN FROM AvoNDALE-Mr. ant
Mrs. Franklin McCluskey< of Avondale
arrived yesterday and are stopping a
the jefferson hotel
FOREST RANGER HERE-Wnlian
Sherman, forest ranger. arrived yes
terday from Roosevelt and is registered
at the jefferson hotel.
COME FROM OKLAHOMA - Mr.
and Mrs. r. T.. Jones arrived Tuesday
evening from Hobart Oklahoma, ano
are stopping at the jefferson hotel.
DOWN FROM -GlOBE-Sam NIish-
kin of Globe arrived yesterday and Is
registered at the jefferson hotel.
SEEK BEN SAWYER-County and
city authorities are still seeking Ben
! Sawyer. AZ years old, who disa ppeared
| from Mesa a week ago, and for whose
safety grave doubts are being enter
! tanned. The missing man, who was
ill., is described as being stopped, and
with having a red birth mark on his
! right ear.
COOKING NSTRATION-T
Madison Woman's club will meet on
! Friday at o'clock after a short bust
I ness session, il was announced last
night. Mrs. Charles Mckinney of the
! home economics department of the
club will demonstrate an article of
cooked food, aided by Mrs. w. A. Will
son and Mrs. O. Serling.
/ MOTHERS LEAGUE-The regular
meeting of the Mothers league of the
Presbyterian church will be held at
2:30 o'clock today in the church par
/ lars. There will be an election of Of
| ficers.
| ALVA ENTERS PLEA-AIva Pat
terson, Is years old, who shot Frank
Patterson. his father, four times on
October 10 at their ranch northeast
of the city. and who has been charged
with murder in the first degree in con-
nection with the latter's death a week
later. appeared before Judge Stanford
of the superior court yesterday and
entered a formal plea of not guilty. The
case was first set for January Il, but
on motion of Guy hewitt, Patterson's
attorney. it was postponed until March
%. The boy is out on bail.
MADISON CLUB DANCE The
Madison Improvement club will give
one of its popular dances Friday, jan
uary ., at the club house on Indian
school road. The public is cordially
invited.
TEMPORARY CERTIFICATES ARE
GOOO-Temporary certificates now
held by teachers in the state schools
may remain in effect until July l.
1920, according TO announcement yes
terday by the state board of education,
but no additional temporary certifi-
Gates will be issued after March |,
1920. The board holds that the grant
ing of temporary certificates in large
numbers tends to lower the educa-
tional standards of the state and that
the interests of the school system
would be served better by discontinu
ing instruction in many of the schools
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FRISCO FAMILY ARRIVE-Ar
and Mrs. w. p. Callahan and daughter.
Martha of san Francisco, arrived yes
terday and are stopping at the Hotel
Adams The trip from the Golden Gate
ALTAR SOCIETY TO ELECT
Election of officers will he held by the
Ladies' Altar society of St. Mary's /
church at business meeting called /
for this afternoon by the president !
Miss Anna Noskuhler The meeting |
>: 80 o'clock and all members are asked !
10 attend.
LENS MAN LEAVES Frank A
Johnson. representative of the Chas. a. |
Bacon Co. of San Francisco, distributor |
Of the Macbeth lens left last night for |
Tucson where an ordinance similar 10 |
that of Phoenix for the suppression OF /
glaring headlights is in the course of +
preparation.
IN FROM CONGRESS JUNCTION I
F. f. Williams of Congress Junction
was in Phoenix yesterday greeting his
many friends.
FINE RUSSIAN Urenn. a
Russian of the Glendale colony. was
fined $50 and given 80 days in the /
county jail yesterday by Judge Pat
'erson OF Glendale after a complaint
had been issued against him charging
I,
Officers say that AliX had entertained
The idea that his wife was his TO do
With as he pleased. The sentence I'M
posed by the Glendale justice was cal
,ulated to offset this idea, the officers
say.
POSTPONE w. c. T. U. MEET
The annual all-day meeting of the ".
z. T. L. has been postponed until one
week from today in order that mem
oers may attend the funeral of Mrs.
Reno at $3.50 o'clock today.
MAIL OUT STATEMENT BLANKS
statement blanks for the 272
companies doing business IN
his state are in the mails today. ac-
,ording TO announcement yesterday by /
he state corporation commissions in I
,urance department. The blanks go
20 every fire. life and accident insur-
lnce company in the state and are
in the accepted convention
'orm" that will be used here this year
or the first time. The form was
adopted by the National Convention OF
Insurance commissioners.
CALLED EAST BY NESS=Afr.
md Mrs. E,ben L. Lane of the Dwight
}. Heard office left last evening for
Fort Wayne, Indiana. called by the
illness of Mr.. Lanes mother.
INSTALL OFFICERS - Tho local
edges OF Odd Fellows and RebeSahs
will hold a joint installation of new
,fficers Friday night at the odd Eel
ows hall in the Monihon building. The