Arizona republican., 1921-05-01
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 TWO ADpREssEs-A. E. Ballan- tyne, representative of cooperative | extension work in agriculture and | home economics of the University of | Arizona, will address meeting in | Mesa on Thursday, May F, and in | Phoenix on Friday. May l3. His 1 subject will be Boys and Girls Clubs and Farm Bureaus"
 OPENS DOWN TOWN OFFICE For the convenience of his patrons, 1 H. H. Shoup, the lumber dealer, will on Monday open a downtown office at 1l0 North First avenue. This new office will make it unnecessary for patrons to go to the yard office when they wish estimates made or desire to get any other inform ation in regard to the purchase of lumber and other building material. During the warm months of the year this down town office will be open tNe- nings from 7:30 to 10 o'clock.
 HELD ON SERIOUS CHARGE Thomas Molinarez yesterday vsas ar- raigned before Justice Nat T. Mckee on charge of committing a statu- tory offense. The preliminary bear ing was set for May , and he was committed to the county jsil when he failed to furnish a bond .f $1 ,000. The complaint was made by Joe M. Balsz.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Fred V. Jackson. 22. md Nay F. Nor gan, 21, both of Phoenix; Fred Sy- monds, 37, and Harriet II. Wilson. 37, both of Prescott; Geo-ge Ellison, 20. and Maria Higern. 20, both of I,ho e. nix; Claude J. Arthur. sS, and Goidie D. Williams, 46, both uf Phoenix, and Elmer E. Boyle. 21, nd Alice Shill. ! 20, both of Mesa.
 MANY PHoENICIANS THERE Former Phoenicians who attended the Pasadena horse show q. the TliI t. ridge Country club near that city Friday and Saturday found the Salt River valley well represented among the officials. Matt s. Cohen, valley rancher, formerly head of she Ken was judge of all saddle and harness events at the show, which attras ted 1 large crowds.
 MOTOR LAWS IN BOOK - Copy of the motor vehicle laws of the state have been placed in pamphlet form by Ernest Hall, secretary of sti~te. MT. Hall anacunced yesterday that anyone desiring a copy of the law ] passed by the last session of the legislature had only to make apr h. Hl cation to his office.
 I STATE TO GET TRACTORS Under the Fertilization. Act passed March 3, 1921, Arizona is entitled to + tractors. according to information received yesterday by Thomas Mad dock, state engineer, from H. l.. Bowlby. chief of >the war materials division. The chief states that 1.250 tractors are available for the states to be used on road construction, wholly or in part federal aid prof. ects. Arizona's quota is IF. Other war equipment that is being distrib- tuted by the department at Washing . ton includes diaphragm pumps for bridge excavation work.
 T ADDRESSES ENGINEERS = VI
 T. Pierce addressed members of the Phoenix chapter of the American 1 Association of Engineers at theil 5 luncheon at the Hotel Adams yes : terday- He gave an interesting and 3 practical talk on s"The Relation o : the Engineer to the Contractor" nh, ffregular meeting of the organization members will be held at the city hal
 tonight. Business of pressing iinpor- tance will be taken up and every on, Is requested to be present,
 Fl ADMIT coLORED ATTORNEY r On motion of Judge Sanford and ere ri dentials from the supreme court c [, Oklahoma, Robert L. ortune, negro n was admitted to practice by the su t preme court yesterday. He vii
 practice in Phoenix.
 l, JURORS TO REPORT FRIDAY | All jurors in division No. 1 of tn 5. superior court was were calded b g Judge Stanford to report on Monda
 morning, May 2, are asked instead 1 report on Friday morning, May 8. ( s 9:30 o'clock, as the defendant in tf f case set for Monday morning ha e pleaded guilty.
 CLUB TO ELECT oFFicERs-Tf
 annual business meeting of the A IF hambra Women's club will be he [. Wednesda yafternoon at the home 1t Mrs. c. D. Rundell Election of O = ficers will be the principal bushes
 to come before the members.
 PLAN 12 ROAD PRcJEcTs-Sin,
 the adjournment of the legislatu
 the state highway department h;
 made arrangements for d2 differe
 road projects. according to the an
 nouncement made yesterday. The 1
 nancing of seven of the twelve pro
 ects has been arranged with the col tractors of the various counties d
 to the shortage of funds
 LIFE UNDERWRITERS lUNCl
 EON-The Arizona Association
 Life Underwriters will hold a |
 luncheon at the Grand cafe at no
 Monday. The program committee h
 planned some pleasant surprises 1
 the members and notable speakt
 will make brief addresses on top e. of interest 'E