Arizona republican., 1921-02-09
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Stafford arrived in Phoenix last night en route to Florence with William Slaughter, who was sentenced at Saf- ford to serve for life in the state prison on a charge of murder. Slaughter was placed in the county jail last night and will be taken to Florence today by the officers
 Y. w. c. A.-The Y. W. c. 4. is in viting all women who are unable to at tend Sunday school Sunday mornings to become members of a class which will meet at 2:30 o'clock each Thurs day afternoon at the boarding home. 306 North Second street The subject tomorrow will be The Life of Christi the leaders of the first meeting being Miss Nell Blount and Miss Frances Shambaugh. Mothers are invited to come and bring their sewing.
 WILSON BOX sociAL-The Will son baseball team will give box SO ciaI at the Wilson school Friday even ing, the proceeds to be used in buying equipment for the team. The auction ing of the boxes will be preceded by program.
 UNDELIvERED DTELEGRAMS-Un delivered telegrams are at the local office of the Western Union for the following: William s. Burton, w. II. Robbins, H. Weatherford, Henry Con rad, Leo J. Whitwham, F. Davis, Jake D. Smith, A. E. Deseier Hon. c. DonieI. Mir. and Mrs. Lloyd Jones. J. J. O'Con- ner, G. A. Scott, A. J. Interreiden. Kenneth w. Cooper
 SENATOR DAVIS iLL-senator H, A. Davis is i'll with influenza at his home, 726 East Pierce street.
 POSTMASTER EXAMINATION = The United States civil service com mission has announced an examination to be held at Phoenix on Feb. 12 to fill a contemplated vacancy in the position of fourth class postmaster at Scotts- dale, Ariz. and other vacancies as they may occur at that office unless it shall be decided in the interests of the serv- ice to fin any vacancy by reinstate- ment. The compensation of the post master at this office for $405 for the last fiscal year.
 VALENTINE DANcE-A delight fully arranged Valentine dance will be given by the Madison Improvement club st the clubhouse on Friday night Feb H. The hostesses for the evening will be Mrs. Clare Woodbridge and Mrs. Earl Ullum.
 JUNIOR GUILD MEETiNG-The Junior guild will meet Thursday after dral. Mrs Carl Waghorn and Mrs Otho Hill will serve tea. A large at tendance Of members is desired CAPITAL P.-T. TO MEET-Ai members of the Capital Parent-Teach- CT association are requested to meet at the Kindergarten at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Ldcenses tc marry were issued yesterday to Will liam H. Robbins. 4s, and Amy F. Mumma, 46, both of Phoenix: Peter r Green, 52, and Ellen Potts. 42. both s- Ray :and Francisco Randel1. -. and Qua dalupe Roberdo. 19 both of Tempe
 HERE TO VISIT DAUGHTERS Mrs. Enos H. Renner of Urbana- III, arrived in Phoenix yesterday morning Ito spend several weeks visiting with her daughters, Mrs. Fred H. Reed. Ts4s East Polk street, and Mrs C. H. Threl- keld. 1l14 East Van Buren street, and Miss Clara Rice
 WARNED OF SoLlclTORS-Phoe nix business men have been warned te be on the lookout for men soliciting advertising for American Rail- s newspaper supposedly devoted to the interests Of railroad men, This warn | ing has been sounded by the Los An geles chamber of commerce, where the paper Is supposed to be published through the local chamber. The plar is simply personal advertising scheme for the benefit of 8 few indi- viduaIs, the California chamber claims Railroad men will derive no benefi' whatever from it. the warning says The names of the men behind the move are given as T. E. Sturdevant and R L. Parrish, railroad men out of service ON BOARD OF ExAMINERS-A H. Rummel, principal of the Monroe school has been appointed a membe of the state board of examiners by tn, chairman of the board. Elsie Toles state superintendent of public instruc ton. A third member will be an nounced shortly If house bill i passed the board will he abolished ant the state hoard of education will thei have to carry on the work which here ltofore has been vested in the board o examiners
 FIND BOOZE IN TAxi-Santo
 Hernandez and Juan Garcia were ar rested last night by Deputy Sheriff
 Al Dewitt and R. NJ. Price after the ! found four gallons of 'noonshine' booze in 8 taxi cab in which the me,
 were riding. The officers followed tn
 taxi cab for some distance ond stopped | it st Sixteenth avenue and Jacksoi 1 street where the arrest was made | Charges of transporting intoxicatin I liquor will be filed against the men to day the officers said.
 SENTENCED TO JAlL-Princ Gland yesterday was sentenced to serv four months in the county jail b.
 Judge Stanford after he had pieade guilty to a charge of petty larceny Gland was originally charged witt grand larceny and had entered a pie;
 Of not guilty. A charge of grand lar
 ceny against Harbert Peterson wa
 dismissed for lack of evidence. Clam
 and Peterson were alleged to hay stolen bicycle from George Grubbs GETS JAIL SENTENCE-Edga
 Calvin Heard yesterday was sentence.
 to serve six months in the county jai
 from December Ia by Judge Stanfor'
 after he pleaded guilty to 8 charge o
 petty larceny. Heard was charge
 with burglary and had entered a pie
 of not guilty to the charge. He wa
 alleged to have entered the room O
 Ernest Gingenheimer in the Rex Arm
 hotel with the intent to commit lar | ceny
 THIEVES ENTER HOME-Th
 home of IT. c. Davison. 141S Yves
 Adams street, was entered while tn | family was a bsapt Ia night and bOll