Arizona republican., 1921-07-23
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 DR. voN kLEINSMID IN cITY-l Dr. R. B. von KleinSmid, president of the University of Arizona, was a yis- itor in Phoenix yesterday.
 COUPLE WILL WED-A license to marry ,yas issued yesterday to C. E. Hubbard, 2s, and Ruby Williams, Is, both of Phoenix.
 MAY SELL SHARES-The Phoe- nix National Life Insurance company has filed application with the corpo ration commission for permit to sell TAO shares of stock at s25O a share.
 JUSTICE BAKER TO COAST Justice A. C. Baker of the supreme court will leave Tuesday for Los An geles, where he will spend the re- maining weeks of summer.
 ENGINEERS LUNCHEON TODAY The regular weekly luncheon of the Arizona chapter, American Associa- ton of Engineers. will be held at noon today at the Grand cafe. F. M Holmquist, assistant state engineer, will be officer of the day.
 FARM BUREAU MEETlNG-The regular monthly meeting of the Murl phy Riverside farm bureau will be held Tuesday evening at the Murphy oNiiOoi IodSt al O V 1ioNh. All TeSl- dents, whether members of not, are urged to attend.
 TO RETURN SUNDAY-Miss May tea Smallhouse. daughter of Mrs. Emma Smallhouse, will return Sum- day from short visit with relatives and friends in Los Angeles.
 UNDELtVERED TElEGRAMS - The. following undeIivered telegrams are at the local office of the Western Union: W. H. Dougherty, Ray Van Alsteine, William G. Raber, EIvariste Lopez
 HELD ON CHECK CHARGE Daniel Almanac yesterday waived a preliminary hearing on two charges of passing and attempting to pass bogus checks and was held to answer to the superior court by Justic Nat T. Me Kee. He was committed to the county jail under a bond of s75O. BANK SUPERVISOR GOES EAST l-Charles w. Fairfield, state auditor and supervisor of banks. left last eve ming for Winslow on banking busf- ness. From there Mir. Fairfield will go to Philadelphia, where he will at tend the convention of the National Association of supervisors of state banks to be held August 3. and 5. SEARCH HERE FOR WOMAN Police here have been asked to assist in locating Miss Marie Murray for Mrs. N. Dilbeck of 1915 Pine street Riverside, Calf Miss Murray is de- scribed as an invalid and was last heard from at a Phoenix hotel In- formation concerning her can be given to the local police department or sent direct to Mrs. Dnbeck.
 SOME RECORD GRAPES-Several punches of Thompson Seedless grapes weighing approximately three and one-half pounds each were brought to the chamber of commerce yester- day by H. H. Taylor, whose vineyard is approximately two miles southeast of Mesa Taylor estimates that his 1 grapes will net him about $50 an acre this season
 l GOES TO cHIcAco-Frank E. Peterson, sales manager of the Me- Neil company, left last night for Chi cago. where he will join Mrs. Peter son, who left Phoenix early this month. While in Chicago MT. Peter son will attend the National Progress exposition to be held in that city on Aug. 1. He will return to Phoenix about Aug. 10.
 SET TWO HEARlNGS-The state tax commission yesterday set two l important hearings for the coming month. On August 1 Harry L. Bry- ant will appear before the commits sion in the interests of the Common : lwealth Mining company and August 2 H. J. Duffy. representing the United a hearing in the matter of the as- sessed valuation on the mine. I GET TRAlLERS FROM U. s.
 Sixty trailers will be ordered by the state highway department from the
 federal bureau of public roads, ap- , proximately 35 of which will be used l for state work and 25 on county work. The order was placed after z ! query came from the bureau in whief it stated that F ton. 2-ton and 3-tor trailers were available.
 RE P O R T CONVENTION = Ed
 Powers and Ben Rudderow of the
 firm of Powers and Rudderow. off lcial court reporter of the superior
 court. will leave this morning fol
 Nogales. where they will report the
 sessions of the state tax convention
 which will convene Monday morning
 July 25 for a four day session. Will liam N. Duffy and Howard Some man, assistant court reporters, ac.
 companied them to assist with tn,
 work. Daily reports of the conven ton will be made, Mir. Powers said ' and the necessary equipment for in
 work will be taken from their offic : here, including dictaphones, record : and machines The party will mak . the trip overland.
 ROAD GANGS BUSY-The stat highway department has ordered S road drags and blades from an Tn 2 dianapolis concern, the equipment t be used in furtherance of the polio of increa sing it's maintenance worl
 At the present time there are no'
 1.-two gangs employed in irnprovin
 conditions on the Globe -Roosevel
 road; a gang on the Globe -Geronim road; a gang on the Douglas Rode
 road; an additional force at work or of Tucson and maintenance crew o
 the Benson-Vai1 road at Benson. Tn
 forces are looking after dragging ( l roads and making improvement
 where heavy rains have caused con
 siderable damage
 II NEED ONE MORE CAR-One al
 tomobile for shipment to the Pacif - coast is needed by the Automobi = Club of Arizona to complete carloa ! which has already been started. C | the last shipment made by the clr | for owners more than $50 was save \ for each of the shippers. The clt \ takes care of the loading and blocl ing the automobiles and effects
 material saving in these costs as WI II as in freight charges. Any autom , bile owner who is contemplath . shipping his car to the coast " . save time and money by getting II fo11cb tOdaU uritb the Cl1b throne