Arizona republican., 1921-03-30
ARRESTED IN FL PAso-A

ARRESTED IN FL PASO-Ac- cording to a wire received at the sheriff's office yesterday, Harold
 Thomas, wanted in Phoenix on a charge of embezZlement, has Deen ar rested in Fl Paso and is being held for the local authorities. Thomas has refused to waive extradition and re quisition papers are being prepared in the sheriffs office to bring Thomas back. An officer will leave for him as soon as Governor Thomas E. Campbell signs the requisition for ex tradition.
 ILLINI CLUB DINNER DANCE Plans have been made by the Illini club of Arizona to hold a reunion and dinner dance at the Phoenix Country club on Saturday night, April g. All alumni and former students of the University of Illinois in the state are
 urged to attend the affair. The din- ner will be followed with cards and dancing All Illini in the state are asked to send their names to tbe club secretary, Mrs. Julia E. Threlkeld, 1114 East Van Buren street, Phoenix so that the proper number of covers can be laid
 STATE GUARD ENCAMPMENT- The Arizona national guard encamp- ment will be held at Camp Harry J.
 
 according to the announcement made yesterday by Adjutant General Wal ter S. Ingalls,. One complete bat talion and one machine gun company comprising 19 officers and 400 enlist l ed men will be in attendance and while the commanding officer has not | yet been designated it is believed that l Col. H. A Hanigan, inspector in
 structor will be placed in charge During the encampment period the men will draw federal and state pay,
 In making the announcement yester- 1 day Colonel Ingalls, said that there was an opening for 65 enlisted men. EASTER HOSTS-HIr. and Mrs W. H. Brundage were hosts at an en- 1 joyable affair Easter Sunday at theil ranch home at the corner of Camel
 back and Orange roads, it being alss
 the fifty-sixth birthday anniversary
 of their mother. Mrs. B. l.. Black burn. A picnic lunch was spread or the spacious lawn and was followed | by music and games and an egg hun for the youngsters. Those presen were Mir. and Mrs. Charles Black
 burn and Lavelle, Charles and Cret; Blackburn, MT and Mrs. Frank Hob
 son and Mary Louise Hobson. MT , and Mrs. Joe B. Maier and Mildre,
 and Marion Maier. and MT. and Mrs
 Wellington F. Blackburn.
 < SENTENCED TO PRISON-Loui Walker, who was found guilty by jury in the superior court last Frida, on a charge of committing a statd
 tory offense, was sentenced yester day by Judge Stanford to serve iron
 25 to 30 years in the state peniten tiary at Florence. The complaininj 1, witness in the case was Ruthie Ma Brakebill, who alleged Walker as , saulted her at the Hole in- the Rock near Tempe after a joy rid from Mesa in October. Judge Stan ford. In a statement made to Wake before the sentence said the com plaining witness was to be commend ed for her action in bringing tn
 prosecution.
 APPRAlSE STATE LAND-For tn : purpose of appraising state land. ] l.. Macleod of the state land depart ment C. C. Green as repreSentatlv of the state, and Jeff Duncan of tn county spent yesterday in the vicini ty of Higiey. where the land is lo D cated. The acreage is that whic h Rudolph Kuchler, state land commis e sioner, withdrew from sale som weeks ago, declaring that the Ian was underappraised and the i'm
 provements overappraised. That th : land was not appraised at its leg; = value was the contention made z S the time and it was announced ths t a new appraisement would be mad q after which the lands would be ao vertised for sale.