Arizona republican., 1921-08-07
uNpELIvEREp rELEcRAMs

The Western Union office is holding telegrams for M. D. Odell, Mrs. Otto Mehr and Manuel Vasque.
 ON LEGAL BUsINESs-Attorne Alfred A. Trippel is in the city on legal business. He will leave for the south tonight.
 K. OF c. MEETlNG-Marco de Niza council No. 11S9, Knights of Columbus. will hold its regular meet ing Tuesday evening at Knights of Pythias hall. All members are urged to attend.
 ASKS AsslsTANcE-Philip J. c. Ferrero, stationed at Yuma with the 32nd infantry, has asked the assis- tance of The Republican in getting in touch with Miss Mercedes Ranero of this city,
 GUESTS AT ALEXANDRIA = Mrs M. Beller and MT. and Mrs. J. D. Taylor of Phoenix are among the guests at the Alexandria hotel in | Los Angeles.
 GOING TO ENGLAND-Miss Hell en Palmer, daughter of Andrew Palmer of the Phoenix Sheet Metal
 Works, will leave tonight for London,
 England. where she will live for some
 time. Miss Palmer is we'll known
 throughout the valley.
 ISSUES REQUiSITioN-G
 Campbell yesterday issued requisi- | tion, directed to the governor of
 Idaho, for the extradition of one Sam Sant who is wanted at Prescott for
 the neglect of his family. William
 Poulson is named as agent for the
 state of Arizona He left yesterday | for Idaho.
 ORDER REcElvED-A copy of a l presidential order turning back to | the public domain the militia rifle range east of the city was received 1 at the office of the governor yes- 1 terday. This was done at the re- quest of the governor as the range
 had been abandoned by the national l guard.
 EMHLEMs ARRIVE = The first consignment of the new radiator em-
 blems for the Automobile Club of I Arizona were received here yester- day, and have proved to be of most I artistic design and workmanship. This first shipment will be distribu- ted among the branches of the club
 throughout the state. while the dis ll tribution of the emblems to the members of the club will begin about
 Wednesday or Thursday.
 T ENTERTAlNS FOR SON - Mrs
 w. H. Fielder, 7S3 East Berkeley
 street, was hostess at a childrens s
 party Wednesday evening in celebra
 tion of the third birthday of her
 little son, Herbert, Jr. Among the
 little folk present were Maxine Mill Ter, Dorothy Lane, Robbie Reader
 Thomas Skinner, Clifford Moore
 Harold Hall. Harry Lane. Jr. Bubble
 pipes and baskets of candy were giv- en as favors. Mrs. Fielder was as- sisted by Mrs. l.. H. Reader.
 SECOND EDITION ouT-Anoth- CT installment of the combined cook book and game laws of the state hal { been received at the office of tht game warden for distribution. Int 1: demand was so great that the frs edition was quickly exhausted. Thi' cook book does not tell how to cool , everything but it is largely confined to the preparation of game for thu | table. An earlier cook book, or may be it was only recipe. gave explici |. directions for the cooking of a hare 2 First catch the hare" etc ! TO MEET TODAY-The Sabbatl 3 probably will be broken by the stat !, board of equalization, for though i has put in a busy week there i |. much to be done before tomorrow z night which the legislature has mad I the limit of it's activities. Only tw hearings were held yesterday.  2 moned in relation to the assessmen ! of his stock of merchandise. Judg : E. w. Lewis and Attorney A. w. Lit . tie. representing the Arizona Coppe
 company, appeared to complain c s the assessment of the Shannon min' : one of the properties of the com , pany, and of the assessment of tn z Clifton smelter.
 nn HOME FROM coAST-Attorne e w. E. Ryan returned yesterday fror : an overland trip to the Pacifi ell coast. Almost any kind of tri Is between Phoenix and the coast migt l. be regarded as overland inasmuch a a. there is little or no water encoun d tered along the way. But why it tol called overland Is because an auto n mobilist in the present state of th l. roads sometimes gets seasick. H l-I also gets corns on his hands. M le Ryan has some suggestions regard k ing road building he want to mal
 to the state highway departmer l. when he has partially recovered frol
 his journey.