Arizona republican., 1921-10-21
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GOES TO BIsBEE-Jack White, state mire inspector. left yesterday for Bisbee, where he will make an inspection of the mines in that dis trict.
 TO TAKE COURSES c. Brady formerly connected with the city lab oratory, left last evening for Los Angeles, where he will register for course in international law and Span ish at the University of Southern California.
 ON DUTY DAILY-A secretary will be in attendance at the Woman's club from g o'clock until noon every morning. according to club announce ment. The secretary has been ap- pointed to care particularly for the renting of the building.
 MAY SELL STOCK-The corpora- tion commission yesterday authorized the Tillie Starbuck Mines company in the Hassayampa mining district in Yavapai county, to sell 14,S0S shares of it's treasury stock at $1.50 a share. The company incorporated in August. 1916, with capitalization of s125, 900.
 COMMISSION TO MEET-The agricultural and horticultural com mission will meet at 10 o'clock this morning in the office of Don C. Mote, state entimologist, in the state house. Quarantine laws a revision of the organization work and cutting eX- penses will be the matters taken un- der consideration.
 TO READ PAPER-According to a news dispatch, Mrs. Gertrude Sem pie, chief aid of the United States public health service at Fort Whip pie, in charge Of occupational ther- apy, today will read a paper on that subject before the National Society for Occupational Therapy at Balti- more. This is the fifth annual meet ing of the society.
 WOMEN TO MEET-The Wom- ans Circle of Calvary Baptist church will meet this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Baptist Mission, Tenth and Washington streets. The missionary work being done by the Baptfsts in the city will be discussed. All wom- en of the church and all friends in terested in this work are invited to attend the meeting today.
 JEWISH SERVICES-The regular Sabbath services of Congregation Beth Israel will take place this even gin at o'clock at the school ad- ministration building, First avenue. The rabbi; Dr. Kiknaitz, will preach, taking for his subject: Religion of Joy" The Temple Chorus will sing the usual responses. while Mrs. Bes- sic Fox Davis will be the soloist. Re- ligion school followed by short ser vices on Saturday and Sunday at 10 a. m. All are welcome.
 ROTARY IUNCHEON-The Ro- tary club vii hold the regular weekly lylnnhanra Ii nt " EF c. A. John O'Malley will be chair man and there will be a service talk by Jack Johnson, wholesale lumber man. John Brown also will make a brief talk on the third paragraph of the Rotary code of ethics. President Boynton and Secretary Feldman will continue their report of the confer ence of secretaries and presidents at Santa Ana. Calif
 TO GIVE BRIDGE-For the pur- pose of adding to its charity fund which is practically depleted, the Harmony club will give public bridge Wednesday afternoon at the Woman's club. Delightful arrange ments are being made to make the event pleasurable for the many who enjoy cards and who wish to con tribute a bit to the worthy cause.
 
 Mrs M. l.. Vieux, chairman; Mrs. F. L. Valentine, Mrs. P. I. Meritheu, Mrs. Arthur Viault, Mrs. Carl Ko- Der, Mrs. F. F. Patton, Mrs. J. M. Price and Mrs. A. ". Liefgreen. DINNER AT CHURCH - The mems branch of the Missionary Union of the First Baptist church Third avenue and Monroe street. will serve a banquet at the church par lors this evening at 6:30 o'clock. Al members of the mems branch or men of the congregation who are interes- ted in missions are invited to attend and to bring a lady friend whether 1 it be wife, friend or sweetheart. An offering will be taken to cover the l expenses of the banquet It is re- ported there will be an interesting program for the evening; that every one will enjoy and prosper by hear ing.
 1 HEARING CONTINUED After the plaintiff had rested the case yes l terday, the hearing of the petition o1 V. C. Musgrave for a writ of man. Il damus 10 compel Sheriff Montgomery to carry out a writ of replevin for 2l i head of cattle held by the Arizona l Packing company was continued bl | Judge Stanford until 9:30 o'clock thi. l morning. MusgraYe alleges the sher if refused to replevin the cattle claiming they were branded "B. o. S.
 instead of 'R. c. SD as stated in eilt
 replevin action. Witnesses for Mus
 grave yesterday testified the brans
 of R. c. S." on the cattle in nearl!
 every case had been worked ovel
 and changed to ''B. o. g." The mo
 tion of the defendant for a dismissa
 of the action will be ruled on thi.
 morning by Judge Stanford
 FALLS TWO CHARGES-R. O
 Kerby, alias R. B. Murphy, yester-
 day waived preliminary hearing be fore Justice Henry J. Sullivan on 6
 charge of obtaining money by mean.
 of bogus check and was held tC answer to the superior court. He is charged with giving the Union Auto
 transportation company a check fol
 SS.50 to which the name of C. H
 Brown was signed. No such persor
 as Brown exists, it is alleged. Kerby also waived a preliminary hearing
 before Justice Nat T. Mckee on .
 charge of forgery and was held t,
 answer. He is alleged to have forged
 the name of R. G. Thompson to {;
 check for s12.75 which he gave tC
 the Coates Tire company. The bonoi
 in both eases totalled $1100 and hi
 was committed to jail in default o
 bOnd