Arizona republican., 1921-04-01

GOING TO JEROM E-RoY DaNld- son, secretary of the senate. with Mrs Davidson, will leave tomorrow for their home in Jerome.
 LEAVING FOR EAST Mrs. Charles J. Gaupp will leave tomor- row night for Buffalo, \: Y She will spend the summer visiting friends and relatives there and in Chicago and at Illinois points.
 1 DR. HfGHT iMPROviNG-Dr. R. 1 J. Hight, state veterinarian, who re- l gently was forced to undergo an 1 operation on his throat, was greatly | improved yesterday. It is expected l that he will be able to return to his office al the state house on Monday. 1 HISTORIAN TO LECTURE-Col. James H. McClintock state historian, l will deliver a lecture on Mormon Settlement in the Southwest" on Sunday evening at 7:3e o'clock al the L. D. $. church. The lecture will be illustrated by 50 slides
 WOULD ADMINISTER ESTATE I Petition for letters of administra- : tion was filed yesterday in the estate of Minnie M. Gilbert. who died Jan uary 7. 1920, by c. F. Gerard The estate consists of real property valued a 5000. The petition will be heard on Monday afternoon. April II. at 1:30 o'clock.
 CITIZENSHIP CLASS = Judge Thomas E. Nealon will speak on "The Declaration of Independence" at the citizenship class meeting tonight. The 24 members of the class who are pre- pairing for examination for fina
 citizenship papers April 19 form al appreciative audience which has beer addressed by several leading attor-
 neys of the state.
 ROTARY LUNCHEON TODAY =
 The Phoenix Rotary club will hole it's regular weekly luncheon today a the |. NJ. C. A. More than 30 mem
 bers of the local club are at Lone
 Beach, California, attending the an
 nual district Rotary conference. Nev-
 ertheless, the Rotarians remaining a home will meet as usual
 PETITIONS FOR LETTERS
 Petitions for letters of administration
 was filed yesterday in the estate O J. w. Shaft who died December 22
 1920, by Charles C. Baum The es.
 tate consists of real property ts which the petitioner gives a value. O
 s20,0o0. The petition will be heard or
 Monday afternoon, April Il, at I:3l o'clock
 ON ASSAULT CHARGE-Roy E
 Ware was arraigned before Justic, Nat T. Mckee on a charge of aggra
 vated assault. The hearing was SC
 for o'clock this afternoon and War,
 was released under a bond of s700
 The complaint was made by F. J
 Mlffofd, whu alleges Ware attempte.
 to stab him with knife.
 SEEK H. MASON-Robert E -Ie, camp of the Confederate Veterans i
 anNous to know the whereabouts O C. II. Mason. who left Phoenix to 2, to the country for a few days. nh camp has news of importance to him information may be sent C. C. Cham bers, adjutant. 347 North Fifth ave 1 nue.
 ON CASH AND CARRY BASIS Leo ElWell, proprietor of the E,lwe I grocery, 230 West Washington stree
 announced yesterday that beginnin | tomorrow his store would go on 1 cash and carry basis and that de | livery. service would be discontinue, Mir. Elwell declared the reductio | thus effected in expenses would re suit in lower retail prices. The stol is one of the oldest ins the city, an has been conducted by the presel | proprietor for II years
 GIVE BRIDGE TEA-The Your | Mothers league ot the Prasbyteris
 church gave bridge tea Wednesds
 at the parish house, 14 tables enjo,
 ing the event. Mrs. C. H. Youn | president of the league acted as hos