Arizona republican., 1921-09-25
NEW oEEIcE OPENED

NEW OFFICE OPENED = The thirty second branch office of the Automobile Club of Arizona has been established, according to officials of the organization here, the latest ad- dition being at Casa Grande, where Len P. Mathews is the representative of the club.
 MADISON WOMAN's c L U B MEETS-Thrift, as a subject, was thoroughly and Interestingly dis cussed by members of the Madison Woman's club under the leadership of Mrs J. N. Strahan, chairman of the day last Friday. The meeting was held at the home of the club, Mrs. H. A. Bartlett who presided over a short business meeting which preceded the social session. The pro- gram included several delightful musical numbers.
 SUPERVISOR RETURNS-Kate L. Bear. supervisor of home econom- ics with the vocational education de- partment of the state, returned yes- terday from the southern part of the state. Miss Bear visited Tucson, Mo- gales, Thatcher, her field survey be- ing largely in the nature of a get acquainted trip which will be followed later in the season by an inspection tour of the state. Miss Bear, who was recently appointed as supervisor, is a graduate of Columbia.
 FILES PETlTION-Although Judge Stanford recently denied her petition to set aside the divorce decree grant ed to her husband. Max Selmansly, several weeks ago, Sadie Selmansky yesterday filed an amended petition to request the decree be set aside Notice was given that she would appear in the court of Judge Stan- ford with her counsel Monday morn ing to ask that the decree be set aside and permission granted 10 her to file an answer and cross complaint to the suit. The decree was grinted to her husband by default.
 TO HEAR APPLiCATiON-Ap- l plication of the Miners Bus company | for a certificate of convenience and necessity to operate from Globe to the Inspiration mine will come UT for hearing in Globe on Monday, the | hearing to be conducted by F. J. K Mcbride of the corporation commis- l sion. The company in its application states it proposes to ask 25 cents for the round trip. The company may
 have opposition from the Consoli- | l over the same route.
 | MAN DROPS OEAD-Oscar Brick l son, 3s years old. native of Den mark, dropped dead in an outhouss yesterday afternoon on the ranch oi R. A. Chestnut, about three miles northeast of Scottsdale. He had beer | ill for several years. He was last
 seen yesterday afternoon about
 o'clock sitting near the corral on tht
 ranch. His body was found about o'clock last night by E. H. Chestnut | Coroner Nat T. Mckee was called
 and will hold an inquest at 1:3t o'clock Monday afternoon. Erickson 1 was unmarried and a member of tn,
 Masonic lodge.
 BROUGHT BAck-John H. -Kel ley. wanted in Phoenix on a charg, of Kidnapping, was brought back iron Douglas last night by Deputy Sheriff
 A. w. Dana, where he has been hel,
 for the local authorities. He wa
 placed in the county jail to awai
 arraignment on the charge. The com
 plaint was made by Mrs. Nors
 Kelley, who charges he took thei
 three children out of the county l,
 violation of a court order. Deput,
 Dana was unable to find the childreI
 in Douglas and said Kelley refused t,
 tell him where they were. Kelle.
 claims no court order was ever mad
 relative to the children.
 TO SPEAK IN TUcSON-Sidne,
 J. Ross, president and general man ager of the Automobile Club of Ari
 zona, will speak by invitation befor | the Tucson Rotary club at Tucsol
 tomorrow noon, before the Tucsol
 Automobile Trade association at thei
 monthly dinner in the evening, an,
 before the Kiwanis club at Tuesda,
 noon, his subject being, in all thre | instances, the Automobile Club o | Arizona. From Tucson he will visi
 Nogales, Douglas and Florence, wher
 he will also speak on the club and it | piIrposes