Arizona republican., 1921-07-19
AT CAMP cREEk-Elsie Swan Ii

AT CAMP cREEk-Elsie Swan son, stenographer with the attorney generals office, is spending a two weeks vacation in Camp Creek.
 LEGISLATOR IS HERE-P. T. Milner of Bowie. member of the legis- lature, was in Phoenix yesterday on banking business.
 RETURNS TO KANSAS HOME Mrs. w w. Russ. who has spent the past six months in Phoenix, has left for her home in Lawrence, Kan.
 INSPECTING IN D U s r R A L SCHOOL-Burt Wingar, acting sec retary of the board of directors of state institutions, is making an in spection of the industrial school at Fort Grant.
 ROY s. GOODRICH IN CITY, Roy S. Goodrich has arrived in Phoenix from Los Angeles and will
 remain for a week. He is working in aid of protective tariff for long staple cotton.
 UNDELIvERED TELEGRAMs- The following undelivered telegrams are at the local office of the Western Union: w. A. Robinson, c. c. Young, Harry A. Fisk. Mrs. Joanna Snow den Jorter, Mrs. F. Hays, c. c. J. ! J. Ritter, c. W. Snyder.
 MAY SELL SHARES-The How ard Copper company has been grant, ed a permit by the corporation com mission to sell 200,0 900 shares of stock at s1 each. The company's property is located in the Black Canyon min ing district in Yavapai county.
 ISSUE GALL FOR AUTOS-A call was issued through the chamber of commerce yesterday for automobiles to be used on Friday, July 22, in en- tertaining delegates to the annual meeting here of the Northwestern Federation of Colored Women's clubs. Those who are desirous to assist in this are requested to telephone to Mrs. Lynn Ross Carter. 4532.
 NO DIVORCE GRANTED-In an account in Sunday mornings Repub- lican of the matter of John Kelly who was held in contempt of court Satur- day by Judge Jenckes because of his failure to comply with a court order to pay his wife $35 month support money, an error was made in stating Mrs. Kelly was granted decree of divorce in September, 1920. She ap- piled for divorce, but after a hear ing of the case Judge Stanford denied the decree and ordered Kelly to pay his wife $35 month for her support
 WANTS GUARD UNlT-H. H Wrenn a newspaper man of the prison town, was in Phoenix yester- day for conference with Adjutant General Walter s. Ingalls,. relative to the preliminary steps necessary to the organization of a company of in fantry. Colonel Ingalls, said yester- day he was receiving many inquiries relative to forming of units of the guard.
 STRUCK BY AuTo-Mrs. sacra
 mento Verdigo was struck by a speeding motor car on the Henshaw road between Sixth and Seventh streets last night. According to a re- port given the police, the driver oi the car failed to stop after knocking the woman down and severely injur- ing her. Mrs. Verdigo is said to be an expectant mother.
 REcOVERS STOLEN AUTO-Po- liceman Glasscock recovered an auto- mobile yesterday which had been re- ported stolen by the owner, E. r, Howarton, the day previously. It is believed to have been used by joy riders who deserted it near Second and Hadley avenues.
 TO CONFER ON CHILD VEL FARE-Mrs. H. A. Guild, secretary of the state child welfare board, will leave today for Prescott, where she will confer with Judge Sweeney o1 the superior court and with the wei fare board of Yavapai county. Hel departure will necessitate the in definite postponement of the picni, arranged in honor of Mrs. Guild b. l the Central Arizona District Fedora tion of Clubs, which was scheduled 1 for Thursday.
 kIWANIs MEET TODAY-Th, regular weekly meeting of the Kiwa- his club will be held at the Y. M. c. A at noon today. Colin Eagan will b. chairman of the day and Ben Stan, ton will deliver a short talk or Seeds" The attendance prize vii be given by Erskine Mason. It i, expected that Royal W. Lescher president of the club, who has beer 1 journeying through the east aftel having taken in the internationa convention at Cleveland, will pre- side over the meeting.
 VALLEY GETS PUBLICITY-Th, June issue of the Northwestern Miller" contains two articles on tn,
 Salt River valley which are wei worth perusal. The first is compre 1 hensive account of the valley in gen 1 eral by Edward Estabrook, and i entitled "A Miracle of Irrigation" Tn second. "The Milling Industry in Ari
 -ena," is by Robert c. Mason. Botl articles are we'll illustrated, and giv' an illuminative idea of the Salt Rive
 valley and the development that ha
 come about through the Roosevel dam.
 LEAVES FOR FLAGSTAFF-Elsi
 Toles, state superintendent of schools
 and director of covational education
 will leave today for Flagstaff to at
 tend meeting of the state board o 1 education. The board will give it | attention to outlining certificatiol regulations and preparing the budge | for vocational work. M. L. Doner recently appointed assistant directo | of vocational education, will be pres ent at the meeting and Carey E
 Bowles supervisor of agriculture ha | also been asked to attend the session TO REPRESENT ARIZONA =
 Amos A. Betts, member of the stat,
 corporation commission. will repre-
 sent Arizona at a conference of com
 missioners Of the intermountain ant middle western states to be held il Chicago on Wednesday,. The confer | a <o !, h