Arizona republican., 1921-09-16
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GOES TO LOS ANGELEs-w. T. Sprowls. attorney, leaves today for Los Angeles on business there con nected with the settlement of an es- tate.
 ROTARY LUNCHEON TODAY The Rotary club will hold it's regular weekly luncheon meeting today noon at the Y. M. c. A. Amos Betts will be chairman of the meeting. Sims Ely will talk on the Arizona resource board, Ralph Helm will make brief address on freight rates and Walter Olney will give a service talk.
 RETURN FROM ST. LOUIS-Dr. and Mrs. Orville Harry Brown and their attractive young daughter, Miss Paisley Brown, returned yesterday from St. Louis. During the vacation period. pr. Brown spent some little time in Colorado Springs where he appeared on the program of the con vention held by the National Cath- olic Hospital association.
 PHOENIX BOYS TO UNivER- SlTY-A number of Phoenix youths will leave this morning for Tucson to register at the University of Ari- zorla, which opens Monday. Among the first year students from here who are leaving today are Ara Beane, S09 North Fourth avenue: Ferguson Bur- ton, SOP North Second street, Lee Fretz, Morgan Pennington and Ho- mer Thomas.
 PARDON BOARD TO MEET With a large number of cases claim ing its attention the board of pardons and paroles which will meet at Flor ence today will be in session tho balance of the week. The meetins will be the first since early summer when numerous cases were disposed of by the members including J. o Sexson. chairman, the citizen mem. Der, w. J. Galbraith, attorney genera and Elsie Toles, state superintendent of public instruction.
 STATE AUDITOR IMPROVED Charles Fairfield. state auditor ant superintendent of state banks, will return to Phoenix from Los Angele,
 early in the week, according to wort received from the coast yesterday
 The official has been absent severa weeks under the care of a physician who has pronounced him sufficient,
 recovered to resume his duties. Nil I Fairfields condition was said to hay
 been due from overwork in the sprinl when he worked indefatigably towar, the end that number of banks il the valley that had suspended busi
 ness were able to reopen. His da, l and night work resulted in a nervou 1 breakdown.
 FIND STOLEN CARA Ford ca I abandoned near Wickenburg Mon day night, proved to be a Ford sto len in Los Angeles recently by tw, sailor boys. according to the sheriff office. The car was first reported b,
 Justice John Riggs of Wickenburl Ice { about five miles west of there an took the train back to California aft
 CT telling teamster they had sto len the car. Constable Devanney wa sent out and brought the car to Wick enburg where it was found to be tn car reported stolen in Los Angele
 The owner will come after the ca the officers said.
 JUSTICE MCKEE RETURNS
 Justice Nat T. Mckee yesterda
 opened his court following a month vacation trip spent in touring til northern part of the state. Justic
 Mckee and his family. accompanie
 by Constable Evan Wilson and fan fly left Phoenix on Aug. 16. The camped for a time at Mormon Ialx
 Constable Wilson returning to Phot I I nix and Justice Mckee going on 1 t Flagstaff and the Grand Canyo s Justice Mckee said the northern pa Il of the state was crowded with toul el ists from the east. The caretalxer n the camping grounds at Flagsta : told him more than 1.600 parties hs }. camped there during June. July ar August. Miss Anna May Daly, u
 most of her vacation in Los Angel
 and ca13fherr, California