Arizona republican., 1921-01-11
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NEW FOLDER BY c. OF c.-De- signed to be used by business men while corresponding with eastern cen ters, the chamber of commerce has is sued Q new folder In addition to mat ter descriptive of the Salt River valley and Phoenix the booklet contains a small map of Arizona giving the loca- ton of Phoenix and the. rest of the state, and another showing the chiei automobile routes to and from this city.
 STILL ON THE WAGON New Years resolutions were reflected in the police court docket yesterday when only about one-half the usual number were called upon to answer to the charge of being drunk and disorderly. Monday afternoon court generally in cludes from 10 to 20 trunks but yes terday the double D sign appeared op- posite only seven names: Jose Lopez, Manuel Florez, Peter Pablo, Enrique Moreno, Harry Lives, Henry Brown and Andrew Jackson. Ross Johnson and R. B. Johnson were each found guilty of vagrancy and sentenced to serve 30 days in the city jail.
 M. W.. A. ANNUAL 6ALL-The eighth annual ball of the Phoenix AOuEC Ol tue MOQGIA NOOQDldu Dl America will be held at K of P. hall tomorrow evening. All visiting neigh bors of the organization are invited. The festivities will begin at o'clock.
 FIND STILL IN RAiD-A still made from fire extinquisher was captured in a raid made by Constables Haze Burch and Evan Wilson Sunday after noon on tent house four and a half miles east of Phoenix on the McDowell road. No "moonshine" whisky was found. The operator of the still was not at home when the officers entered the place and has not been located since. A copper coil which ran through wash tub, and a large five gallon glass jar completed the still The cooker of the still was about half full of mash ready to cook.
 FOUND GUlLTY-C. l.. Thompson was found guilty by 8 jury in the su- perior court on a charge of obtaining money and property by means of bogus checks. He will be sentenced at 9:30 o'clock this morning by Judge Stanford. Thompson was alleged to have passed two bogus checks, one for SIPS on the II. H. Hunter drug store and the other also for SIPS on w. F. Bessent who conducts a restaurant on East Monroe street. Three other bogus checks, al- 1 AG6C0 lO 1dNG UtEu Vd6SeQ DN 1HOluD- son were introduced as evidence by R. E. l.. Shepher county attorney. DIES AT HOSPITALS. A. Isaac son, A years old, died at St. Joseph | hospital yesterday after an illness ex- tending over @ period of several months The body will be shipped back to Rich mond, California, the old home, sfor in- tterment. The deceased is survived by two daughter, both of San Francisco
 TO OPEN NEW DRUG STORE-A portion of the Ford hotel building, for merly occupied by the Kerr and Smal- ley Music house, is being completely lremodele under the direction of Lesehel and Kibbey, local architects. The inn provements under way will represent an expenditure of more than $S,000
 An entire new front is being installed
 while a tile floor will also be laid ac- cording to plans. When completed, tho store room will be occupied by a mod ern up-to1date drug store, to be in stalled by Roy Wayland
 SEARCH HERE FOR MANA re ! quest has been received at the Phoeni1
 chamber of commerce for information
 as to the present whereabouts O
 William D. Boyle, a graduate of Roa | noke college, Salem, Virginia, of tn
 class of 'S2. He was supposed to hav' | DcCu NuG UuSlllEcS ntEe
 1918. The secretary of the college
 anxious to get in touch with him.
 MUCH GOOD ROADS BUILDING
 Good roads work on a broad scale
 being carried on in many states of tn
 Middle West and South, according t
 Mir. and Mrs. A. J. Unum and B. Franl
 Brown and family, who have just re
 turned from a seven months auto toul
 Enroute east, the party took the north
 ern route, coming back by way of Ney , Orleans and Dallas.
 MELON GROWERS MEET-Nuc i interest in the work of the Union Melo Growers association for the comin
 year was manifest at an adjourne meeting of the association, held at tn Water Users association last Saturda.
 A considerable acreage was signed U
 and a resolution passed closing tn 1 list Apri1 IS, next. Persons desiring {
 join before that period can do so b registering at the H. w. Ryder lumbe l yard, 113 East Jefferson street. an ! paying the 50 cents admission fee an 2 an additional 10 cents per acre lev, TO ORGANIZE WILLIAMS COM
 PANY-Capt F. S. Linton left yes . terday for Williams. where he will as 2 sist in the organization of a compan , of infantry, which will be ready fC s federal inspection the latter part of tf !, month