Arizona republican., 1921-10-18
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 CHA OFFICIAL E-John Murphy, county attorney of Gila county, is spending a few days in Phoenix on legal business.
 FROM NoGALEs-Frank Berry, Nogales attorney, was in Phoenix yesterday on business before the state land department.
 AUDITOR IN HOLBRook-Cha W. Fairfield, state auditor, was in Holbrook yesterday on official busi- ness. Mr. Fairfield is not expected to return until the end of the week.
 UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS- Telegrams are at the Western Union for J. E. Fucker, B. r. Simmons. c. H. Herndon, Mrs. Lizzie and Lillian Davis. ]. o. Russell
 IN TUCSON-Carey B. Bowles, su- pervisor of vocational agriculture. spent yesterday in Tucson in the in terests of the work and will be in Yuma for the remainder of the week.
 GALBRAITH IN SAFFORD- State business requiring his atten- ton in Stafford, w. J. GaIbraith, at torney general, spent yesterday at that place. He will be in Tucson today and tomorrow, returning to the capital on Thursday.
 INSURANCE MEN TO MEET-A luncheon and general meeting of the Maricopa County Irsurance Agents association will be htIfS at the Amer ican Kitchen at 12 o'clock noon on Wednesday, October 19 All mem- hnV. r.f-n aNTTc fa1 fn Bn some very important matters are to be discussed.
 FINED $5-Harley Woodward, who was found guilty by Justice Henry j., Sullivan several days ago on mis- demeanor warrant charging him with malicious mischief. yesterday was fined s5. He was charged with kill- ing a dog belonging to Louis Danilo- vich.
 BOARD TO MEET-rhe state board of education will meet on Fri day, according to the announcement made yesterday by Elsie Toles, state superintendent of public instruction. Special cases of certification, appli- cations for pensions and the usual routine business will claim the at- tention of the members.
 HELD TO ANSWER-Greer Smith yesterday was held to answer by Jus tice Nat T. Mckee on a charge of committing a statutory offense and was committed to the county jail un- der a bond of s1, ,o00 Smith was re- 1 gently brought back from Oklahoma on the charge.
 CARTWRIGHT FARM BUREAU A big meeting is planned for the Cartwright FaDEl Bureau for this evening. Because of the resignation of the president of the farm bureau in that district a new president will be elected. Every member Of the Cartwright Farm Bureau is urged to
 be present and to bring any or al
 farmers in their locality who are r interested.
 PIMA COTTON IN WISCONSIN, 1 L. A. Mckinley has written to the 1 chamber of commerce that he is visiting back in his home state of | Wisconsin and finds that the women of that section are using a small 1 spinning wheel as a "profitable way | to put in spare moments in making yarn for flax, wool and short staple l cotton" He thinks that the Pima l cotton would be better for their pur- poses than the short staple and asks l for a sample for trial. The Pima l Cotton association has donated the sample of cotton requested and the women of Wisconsin may be soon spinning the Pima cotton by their 1 firesides instead of wool and flax. l ENTERTAIN WITH DlNNER-At 1 their country hime on Sunday MT i and Mrs. R. E. Lee Shepherd enter 1 tained with a three course dinner foI Mrs. Charles Jeffries and daughter 1 Barbara of Traverse City, Michigan who are spending the winter at thelf 1 home, 527 West Mcdowell road. MT 1 and Mrs. A. c. Baldwin. 325 West T.vnwood street, father of Mrs. Shep- herd and Mrs. Baldwin, were alse | their guests.
 BUSINESS VIsIToR-J. s. Kinney 1 of the La Osa Lands and Cattle com pany was in Phoenix yesterday on | business with the state land depart
 ment. The company which MT. Kin 1 nev represents has large land inter ests in the southern part of the state, l extending into Mexico.
 LEAVES FOR PRISONER-Willie l Rawles. who escaped from the state l nenitentiary at Florence last July shortly will be returned to this state if the requis tior for his extradltlon | is granted by the governor of Ten
 nessee. Armed with the necessary pa
 pers. NJ. B.. Morrison will leave to-
 
 gro is being held. Rawles was sent up from Cochise county to serve not
 less than five nor more than ten 1 years for manslaughter. He was i made a trusty shortly before his es-
 cape from the state prison
 ! GOING TC CONVENTlON-Miss Ethel Snowden, chairman, and MISS Gertrude Russell. secretary of the 1 nurses board of examiners, will leave
 today for Tucson to attend the State Nurses association, which will holo it's annual convention there Thursday and Friday. Miss Snowden and Mrs
 Russell are going a day in advance
 of the local delegates to arrange ue-
 tails of the program on which tneS
 are to appear In the absence of Der
 tha C. Rowe president of the asso-
 citation. who is out of the state, the
 convention will be presided over b5
 Miss Helen Egan, vice president.