Arizona republican., 1921-05-14
localities

lO OOCHiSE COON Wv J Galbraith, attorney general, left last evening for Cochise county, where he will spend the week -end on of ficial business.
 UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS - The Western Union is holding un- delivered telegrams for Mrs. Ethel Eek ert, c. C. Bennett, Will Potter, E.. $. Stinecypher and F. P. Pendegrass-
 RETURNS FROM RAY n Miss Elsie Toles, state superintendent of public instruction, returned yesterday from Ray, where she delivered the lecture to the graduation class of the eighth grade.
 SPELLING MATcH-An old fash toned spelling match will be held at o'clock tonight at the Murphy school house. The public is invited to attend. Refreshments will be served. TO INSPECT APIARIES--D. c. George and Frank F. Todd assistants to Don C. Mote state entomologist. left yesterday for Pinal county to make an inspection of the apiaries in the district
 CHARGE DIsMissED-A charge of aggravated assault brought against Omar Toft by Joe Lavin was dis missed yesterday afternoon by Jus tice Henry J. Sullivan on grounds of eNtu
 LEAVE FOR AJO = State Tax Commissioner and Mrs. Frank Luke left last evening for Ajo where they will spend the weekend with their son and daughter, MT. and Mrs. 1 Charles Luke, and small granddaugh- 1 ter, Miss Madge Elaine Luke. ! LEAVE FOR EuROPE-Mr. and Mrs. Simon Muckenthaler and fam fly left last night for Germany. where 1 they will spend about five months, and six more in travelling through Europe. They then will return to | Phoenix.
 TWO ASK pEcREEs-charging failure to provide. Martha T. MeIn- tosh yesterday brought suit for a de- cree of divorce from Dean P. Me Intosh. On grounds of cruelty and desertion, Auburn Cochran yesterday brought suit sfor decree of divorce from Rose Cochran.
 SCHOOL OF METHODS MEET ING-Miss Mimic E. Kennedy oi l Nashville, Tenn, noted Sunday school worker and organizer, will bt the guest of honor and chief speaker at a meeting of the elementary divi- sion of the school of methods at ; o'clock this afternoon at the Centra Methodist church. A large attend ance is expected
 FIND STILL AND MASH-whil, searching for a bicycle on the Yums road yesterday city officers McGratf and Balsz and Prohibition Enforce naent Officer Bailey found still ant 50- gallon barrel of mash. The stil was improvised from milk can crudely outfitted with worm anC cooler It was found in tent ovel furnace made by digging a hole ir the ground. Alejo Patton was arrest ed as owner of the still and is being held during investigation.
 REALTORS MEET-The Salt Riv. CT Valley Realtors association me informally Thursday night at th' chamber of commerce with Josepl Loftus as chairman. Grape culture in the valley was discussed and alst
 the advisability of the association sending one or two representatives tt Fresno. Cal, and surrounding town' in that section. No decision wa: reached on that point The meeting
 was largely attended and will be fol lowed by another at the same plac'
 Thursday, May 19.
 PLEADS GUlLTY-T. B. Stewar
 pleaded guilty in the superior cour yesterday on a charge of employin:
 alien labor on a public work and wa
 fined $50 by Judge Stanford. Ton Fitz, who pleaded guilty on Thurs 1 day to a charge of killing cattle was given a five-year suspended sen tence by Judge Stanford on the con dition that he leave the state once. Harry Smith pleaded guilt | to a charge of grand larceny and WI | be sentenced on Monday. He l charged with taking an automobile | According to officers, the arrest C Smith on this occasion was the seV enth since January 1. Two boys ar rested with him in the automobll
 case were turned over to the juvenll