Arizona republican., 1921-10-08


 Union for c. N. Cullom, Ethel Eek ert, c. T. Brooks, Anton Weber, T. l.. AIcFadden.
 ENGINEER IN CiTY-J. H. Epper- son of the engineering department of the Southern Pacific at Tucson, was in Phoenix yesterday on business be- fore the state land department HOME FROM COAST = Niles G. Hyatt of the Hyatt Advertising agen- cy has returned to Phoenix after a two months absence. He has been in San Pedro. Calf, since August 1. GOES TO COAST-Mrs. A. Gene vieve Oakes, manager of the Viavi office, has gone to the coast and other points on business for the com pany. Miss Nora Jarvis is acting as city manager during her absence. ENGINEERS LUNCHEON = The regular weekly luncheon of the l Phoenix chapter of the American Association of Engineers will be held l at the Grand Cafe at 12 noon today 1 Col. Jas. II. McClintock will speak on the subject, office of State His torian and Boundaries of the State of, Arizona" Howard S. Reed will be ! the chairman of the day.
 | CALLED TO TOMBSTONE - J. c. Darcey, assistant state auditor, will leave tomorrow for Tombstone, where he has been subpoenaed as witness I for the state in the case against w. F. Walker, who is charged with em- bezzling funds while connected with 1 the office of treasurer of Cochise I county. MT. Darcey was deputy state examiner when the shortage was dis l covered.
 SEEKS SOMA letter asking the help of the newspapers in finding her son Jack Lewis, who she thinks is in Arizona, was received yesterday from I Mrs. E. J. Weichman, R. F.s D. 5, Lyons, N. Y. It was addressed Headquarters of Phoenix, Arizona" !" | and was sent by the obIiging post I office to Eddie Doyle's cigar stand. Anyone knowing Lewis whereabouts Is asked to communicate with his l mother.
 FEDERAL COURT ToDAY-Fed- eral court will be open in Phoenix for another one-,day session today to permit the calling of the law and motion calendar. Judge Sawtelle will dispose of preliminary motions and determine what local cases will be tried before Judge Jeremiah Net erer of Washington, who will open I court in Prescott Monday and con- vene court here following the com 1 pletion of the work there.
 
 | terstate Land and Commercial com- pany yesterday filed an application with the corporation commission for | authority to issue and sell 5000 l shares of stock at $10 share. The I company incorporated in August with an authorized capitalization ot 10000 shares at $10 each. It has in- | vestments in the Dos Socios Ranchi- I to. Eben E. Lane is the agent. The Oatman Red Lion Gold Mine com pany of kingman also filed applica- ton for a permit to sell stock in the amount of 150,000 shares at 20 cents a share.
 l TO PIONEERS HOME-Louis Ed ward Didway. 6S years of age, and fol 40 years a resident of Arizona, vii
 be admitted to the Pioneers Home
 at Prescott, according to the an
 nouncement made yesterday by Bur
 Wingar, secretary to the board o1 directors of state institutions. Mir Wingar yesterday sent modification to MT. Didway that his petition hac
 received the favorable action of th'
 board. MT. Didway is resident O. Duncan and for a number of year.
 was engaged in prospecting in thfi
 state.
 STATE BONDS SIGNED Tn, million dollar tax inheritance bond
 have been signed by Governo f Thomas E. Campbell and Charle . Fairfield, state auditor, and tn : final signature of Raymond Earhart n state treasurer, will be placed on then a Monday when he delivers them to tn . California bank which made the pur
 chase. MT. Earhart will leave for tn q coast tonight and delivery will b
 made on Monday, according to tn = present plans. Funds will be on han . early in the week to cash the accu E mulated registered warrants whic \ amount to approximately the entir amount of the sale
 UNION REvIVAL-The union re vival services now in progress at tn
 First Nazarane church, Fifth ave nue and Monroe street, in charge ( Evangelist s. B. Shaw, of Gran Rapids, Michigan, will continue owe Sunday and likely throughout neS
 week. Considerable interest is mani
 fested in the get-together idea fo
 some great union campaign in tn | future and closer fellowship be
 tween the Christian people of tn \ various churches. There will be \ service on Saturday night at tf E usual hour and one on Sunday z t 2:30 p. m., at which Evangelist Sha' ' will speak; also, Rev. o. A. Dec E will tell of the wonderful revival c the Pacific coast in charge of Aime Semple McPherson. Further ar ' nouncements will be made Sunda \ afternoon relative to the particuls \ church where the meetings are to E held next week.