Arizona republican., 1921-10-22
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Special invitation to the garnd jury, | chief of police. sheriff and their | forces.
 PLEADS GUILTY-Jose varconles yesterday pleaded guilty in the su- perior court to a charge of uttering a fictitious check and will be sentenced by Judge Stanford on Monday morn ing. He is charged with passing a check in Glendale for $5.50 signed with the name of W. H. Woods. No such person as Woods exists, it is al legged.
 DISPLAYS FINE coTTON-A bale to the acre is estimated pro- duction on cotton on the Roy Good rich ranch, south of the Salt river, which has so acres devoted to Pima long staple this season. As an indi- cation of the probable cotton produc- ton on this piece of land Neil Will son brought to the chamber of com merce yesterday limb of cotton carrying 20 well developed boks
 REVIVAL TO cLoSE-The clos ing service of the union meetings be- ing conducted by Evangelist s. B. Shaw at the Church of God, Ninth avenue and Madison street, will be held at o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the Nazarene church, Fifth avenue |. ance is expected and several pastors and mission workers will take part. Mrs. Edna Sadler Shaw preached last night on "The Types of the Holy Spiri4'
 EXPLAIN RATES-In explanation of an announcement yesterday morn ing concerning the Southern Pacific rate of $27.6S to the American legion convention at Kansas City, Oct. 30 to Nov. 2, inclusive, officials of the road said yesterday that the rate would be extended only to members or the American legion, their dependent families, and to widows of former American legion members. No half fares for children will be sold.
 TO ORGANIZE SUNDAY SCHOOL Several people met at the Madison school house last Sunday to consider the advisability of organizing a Sun day school there As there is no Sunday school within easy reach of persons living in that district it was decided to meet the coming Sunday at 10 a. m. to elect officers and begin the school. All persons who cannot easily reach other Sunday schools are cordially invited to attend and be- come members of the new school.
 ELECT OFFIcERS-The directors of the Iron Springs Outing club,
 elected last Tuesday at meeting of the stockholders slsheld their first meet
 ing last night at the office of Chal-
 mers. Stahl, F'ennemore & Longan. in the Fleming building. and elected
 officers as follows: H. M. Fennemore. president; Will Heflin, vice presi-
 dent: c. A. Randy, secretary and
 treasurer. These officers. with the following, compose the board of di-
 rectors: l.. w. Coggins, Mrs. Henry George, A. G. Dulmage. Marshall Humphries aT q Mrs. Ancil Martin. ON BURGLARY CHARGE-Jone: Ruby appeared yesterday before Jus l tice Nat T Mckee on a charge O 1 burglary, and the preliminary hear 1 ing was set for Oct. p. He was com
 mitted to the county jail in defaul of a bond of $500. He is charged witt l entering the residence of Sheriff Johl
 Montgomery with the intent to com | init larceny. According to the sheriff he caught Ruby as he was making hi | escape through the bath room win dow. When Ruby appeared recent. in the superior court to enter a ple' l on a similar charge the information
 was dismissed by Judge Stanford am | Ruby was rearrested and a nev charge filed.
 I NAME DELEc Es-At las Thursdays meeting of the Madiso Improvement club delegates and alt ernates were named to the semi-an nual meeting of the Central Arizon
 District Federation of Women Clubs. to be held at the Madison I'm provement club house, five miles eas
 of Central avenue on the India | q g am. The list is as follows: MT
 c. H. Beehn, Mrs. D. L. Eddy, MT 11 P. T. Downing, Mrs. Minnie War I | Mrs. F. w. Avery, Mrs Robert Hun :. ter; alternates: Mrs. Earl Creed, MT r Charles Riegel, Mrs. Ray Ward, MT S Charles Keats, Mrs. Walter Shit
 Mrs T. c. Fitzsimmons.
 -l WRIT ISSUED-Judge Stanfol e yesterday ordered that writ of maf e damus be issued directing Sheri e John Montgomery to serve a writ j. replevin on the Arizona PackiI g company for 27 head of cattle brand' e "R. c. S." The writ was asked in = suit filed by V c. Musgrave again n the sheriff, the hearing of which W. 1f completed yesterday. Musgrave re Ie ently filed replevin action to recov l. the cattle and alleged in his petite h for the writ of mandamus that Il g sheriff refused to serve the replevi j. claiming the cattle were branded 's st O. S. instead of 'R. O. S." The WI Id was served yesterday afternoon 10 the sheriff and 25 head of cattle we
 turned over to Musgrave. Musgra' - was recently arrested on charge E grand larceny in connection with tl \ alleged removal of the cattle from t \ corral at the packing plant and ' now under a bond to appear for | preliminary hearing of the case b \ fore Justice Sullivan.
 GUNS REPLEVINED - Tn cor pliance with a replevin action broug
 by T. G. Lyttle against George Bri bois, chief of police, in the court \ Justice Nat T. Mckee. to recover \ sawed-off shotgun, a Colt automat
 3S revolver and a box of shells, Go stable Evan Wilson yesterday serv the writ of replevin and returned t \ property to Lyttle. According to t suit, the firearms and ammuniti N were valued at $35. According to D \ lice officers. the guns were talk from Lyttle's automobile one mig
 following his arrest on complaint
 employees of the Sam Fields Auto Ii
 cry company. The defendant
 asked for a transfer of the case
 the court of Justice Henry J. Sul
 van, alleging Justice Mckee has
 Jurisdiction because the arms WI
 taken in the east Phoenix precinct