Arizona republican., 1921-11-02
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 6owles' supervisor of agriculture of me state department of vQcationaI eoucatlon' Will l we today for Case 1ranue' where he win make an in specuon of the work in that district
 RELIEF CORPS MEETINc-T owners post, Woman's Relief Corns No. l, will meet in their roo1,, i-, S0t tI.s ps
 Monlhon building this afternoon a4 2:30 o'clock. Visitors are weIco,,ao o' . and members are urged to attend
 ROYAL NEIGH5oRs-The Rova, NeIghbors Will meet this evening. and goou attendance is desired. Sev- eral candidates will be initiated Po
 treatments will be served after tIso meeting. 'iie
 GoRDoNS HAVE soN-News ba. been received of the birth of sa,, DaVld Gllchrist, to MT. and Mrs, James II. Gordon in Yuma on Ger q
 MT. Gordon was connected with inc local office of the weather bureau fae. a number of years, as well as a n1er,- Der of the proofreading force of Tho Republican. The mother and bahv are reported as doing nicely.
 WANT HUNTING SCENES-Ap opportunity to help in the advance iI1ent or the interests of Arizona is af- Ioroeo Tn request from the chamber VI commerce Tor photographs of hunt
 ing scenes in which action is nnr
 trayed. The request is made in k
 nalI or a number of sportsmen's nuh- Hcatlons which have asked inc cba,,
 per or commerce to assist in getting Iactures Of Arizona hunting scenes Fictufes such as those which sinnnlv snow a string of fish are not wanted
 oPENS TIPPING oFFIcE-Miss R "A. Plper has opened a public steno- sraphlc office on the mezzanine floor oI the new Grand Central Market MISS Plper has had many years ex- peliehee m all lines of that work and eauouotedly will be found entirely competent. The slogan Of her offics IS The Busy Mans Helper Nimeo- graphing and mailing of circular; Iet speciality De q
 SUES TO COLLECT BoND-snit
 lo collect $500 criminal bond in the edse or James Carrigan. charged with ssnnpezzlement, was filed vesterflav bv n. F. l.. Sheppard, county attorney agalnst Sol Carragien and OrvilIe Harry Brown. sureties on the bona according to MT Sheppard. (,arriea,, gave bond with the defendants as suretles to appear for preliminarv nearing before Justice Henry J. Sulli- van on August 15, 1921, but failed to inake his appearance.
 WOMEN TO MEET-The Rusiness ana Professional Woman,s club wifi T..na I5olu lts regular dinner meeting in the ,,a,s. Dy'.efiah church parlors tonlor- low evening at 6: 15 o'clock. The pro- gram will consist of vocational t.1i,s oy MISS Etelka Weiss. public beaItb liurse' and Mrs. Con Cronin. deputy state hprarian. One of the features pL ene evening will be violin solo py Miss Etaleah Harmsen. An i'm presslon seems to have been syiven t,at me club would hold a dance iT .ne parlors of the church. which is ,dol tne case. The meeting will be the uidr semi monthly session.
 DISSOLUTION ASKED-Petition ior the dissolution of the Central xallerican Sugar company, an Arizona eorporauon, t,o was filed yesterday in s.as...uor s.ae supeflor court. According to the petition resolution to dissolve tba company was adopted bv fbe lst,oil eIle holders on September 2e, 1921 Tbara are no liabilities standing against inc company, the petition states. and an assets have been distributed An or der was issued by Judge Stanford cltlng the company to appear in his court December l and show cause why the petition should not be granted. pe
 RECEIVE NEW PAPER-A n,bli- ealion devoted to the interests of au- tonloDile tourists and bearing tbe strlking title of "The Can Opener 1" mas been received by the chamber ol commerce. In explanation of tba lieie the magazine announces that it lias l. oeen chosen because the publica ton Is the official organ of the tin ean tourists of the world" Its initial | issues are devoted chiefly to caIline the attention of the general puhIir +o te need of public auto camn;nc ] grounds in every city of te land T,he pupHcaIon has been referred to inc auto camp ground committee of inc chamber of commerce. of which " = Hornberger is chairman.
 COMES FOR RiSONERS-w W I ireland, captain of the prison gllartls 1 Tn the Colorado state penftentiarv at canyon City. Colorado, arriyai in | Fhoenlx yesterday to take charge of | Carl C- Burns, who escaped from that | institution on July 23, 1921. Burns | aas a u'usty and was serving a two | ... eeiH on charge of | grand larceny when he escaped He was arrested in Phoenix recently bv ! NICK Papo of the city police for | bringing a stolen car from Los An | geies to Phoenix in violation of the | Dyer act and was turned over to fed | erai officers, who released him to the | Coiorado officials. Ireland will go to | Casa Grande this morning to take | charge or Joseph E. ATontoo,,,e,-,r ~no escaped rom a road gang in | Colorado on August '. 1921 v1bi1a f serving one to two year tern, for forgery. He was arrested in Casa l Grande and is being held for the Col | orado officer. On his return to Phoe- | nlx MT. Ireland will leave for Canyon | City with bofh mon W