Arizona republican., 1921-08-18
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 w. B. KIBBEY TO WED-An- nouncement of the engagement of Miss Nina Beatrice Kibbe of Los Angeles to w. Burbank kib- bey Of Fl Centro, Calif, son of for mer Governor and Mrs. Joseph H. Kibbey of Phoenix, was announced on the coast Tuesday MT. Kibbey formerly lived here, and is now an attorney in Fl Centre.
 GUESTS AT PENNSYLvANlA-- One of The Republicans exchanges. The Pennsylvania Register" a daily issued by the Hotel Pennsylvania, New York, announces among the guests of the hotel, MT. and Mrs. w. H. Knox of Phoenix. Features of the register are brief interviews with mo- tables from all parts of the world on subjects of current interest, scientific, commercial and financial.
 SEEK A. J. CRABTREE The sheriffs office has been asked in a letter from A. L. Johnson of Chick asha, Oklahoma, to locate his brother in-law, Ava ]. Crabtree, sometimes known as Big Bay" Crabtree, who was last heard from in Phoenix. MT. Johnson said Crabtree's brother has been Killed and he is wanted at home. Anyone knowing his whereabouts is requested to communicate with the sheriff's office at once.
 TO GIVE DANCE-A dance will be given Monday night, September IF. by the William F. Blake post of the American Legion, colored, at Arcadia hall. The post intends to make the event the first of a series of annual dances, and the public is invited to attend. Arrangements are in charge of a committee consisting of Floyd Shomo, Ford M. White, Ralph Green, Frank White and William Carr. Dancing will begin at 8 o'clock. TO TAKE DEPOSiT1ONS-Assist ant Attorney General Hill will leave for Tucson today to take dispositions | in the case of Alexander Campbell against the University of Arizona Campbell, who is a contractor, had l taken the contract for the construc- l tion of girls dormitory, the univer- l sity undertaking to furnish the bricks and for that purpose made contract with a brick making company. But the bricks were not delivered prompt Fly and Campbell brought suit fol l damages in the amount of $5O00. PRISONER RECAPTuRED-Ths unofficial furlough of Juan Feli1 from the county jail was cut shor' 1 about 8:3O o'clock last night wher Deputy Sheriffs Al Dewitt and Ster. l ling Price found the Mexican enjoy ing a social chat with his brother al l the latter's home, Fifteenth avenut and Grant street. Felix went A. w l o. L. Tuesday afternoon while work ing on the Lower Buckeye road si, miles west of town with the count,
 chain gang. by slipping through thu
 weeds into cotton patch. He hal served half of a 90 day sentence o1 a misdemeanor charge when h' escaped As a result of his adven ture the prisoners are not permittet
 now to work out their sentences ol the roads.
 INQUIRED BY HoRsE-John Bark
 ley. aged rancher living at lateral l
 and avenue K near Glendale. wa
 severely injured yesterday morninl
 about o'clock when a horse reare' and fell, pinning the rancher be heath it. MT. Barkley suffered a se were gash in his arm in addition t an abdominal injury. He was at tended by pr. J. M. Pearson of Glen dale. His condition at a late hou
 last night was not known. The ac cident occurred when the horse whicl : was attached to blow becam l frightened and reared when MI
 Barkley went to it's head to quiet tn
 animal. MT Barkley Is the father-in
 law of Deputy Sheriff Fred l.. Meeks