Arizona republican., 1921-06-24
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 LAND BOARD MEETINe-A spe- cial meeting of the state land board will be held at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning. Routine matters will be considered.
 ROTARY LUNcHEoN-The Ro- tary club will hold it's regular week ly luncheon meeting today noon at the Y. M C. A.
 MORE WATER IN THE COIORA- DO-Thirty,one feet of water is ex- pected in the Colorado river at Yuma by June 2S, according to a recent tel egram to the local office of the weath- CT bureau. The discharge is expected to reach 170.000 second feet
 MANY WANT LiCENSES-The state real estate department Is for warding licenses to all parts of the state following the applications Of relators, brokers and salesmen which | have been pouring into the office | since the new law went into effect. TO N. E. A. CONvENTION-Mis ] Elsie Toles, state superintendent of | public instruction. will leave tomor- row night for Des Moines. where she | will attend the convention of the Ma 1 tional Educational association, which | '. | BAPTIST CIRCLES TO MEET-l The circles of the Woman's Mission ary union of the First Baptist church will meet In joint session in the church Friday afternoon at 2:s0 in stead of in the various homes. as previously announced. Reports from the recent district convention will be given. All Baptist ladies of the city are cordially invited to attend.
 n Robinson returned to Phoenix the other day after an absence of 1S wears. He was formerly connected with the firm of Pinney & Robinson. though he was not the "Robinson" of \ the firm and no relation to him. He observed that Phoenix was not the Phoenix he had known. He is taking his mother to California to locate her.
 MRS. CORNELL FuNERAL-Fu- neral services for Mrs Tristram Con- Il nell, who died on Wednesday. will be held at 4 o'clock Saturday afternoon at the Whitney undertaking parlors, Rev. Bertrand R. Cocks of the Episco-
 pal church officiating. Captain Con- nell will accompany his wife's re- mains to Los Angeles Saturday eve 2 ming and the interment will be at Rosedale cemetery on Monday
 6i VALUE ESTATE AT $40,500-Per- ley M Jewett, yesterday was appoint 1 de special administrator, by Judge Lyman. of the estate of his brother, Edward Jewett. who died June 20.
 1921. The estate according to the 9 petitioner consists of real property
 valued at $10,000, in bank. stock am Q bunting to $30.000 and cash $500.
 Special letters in the estate were ]. asked to cary out a wish of MT
 Jewett that he be buried in Sarcoxie . !! Mo. beside his wife.
 7 GOING TO ASH R-Mis. Mary Lee, girls work secretary ol the +. W. c. A.. win leave tomorrow
 night for Asilomar, where she vii act as registrar at the conference tt ! be held from June 29 to July g. Miss Lee will register the 300 girls wht will attend the conference from northern and central Arizona Aftel | the close of the conference she will go to her former home in Modesto
 for the vacation period, returning tt ,. Phoenix in the autumn
 ' AHlZONA,S iNDuSTRlES-Ariz . na in 1919 had 4S0 manufacturing es' ,, tablishments. with value of prod : uct of $120.769,112, and payrolls to s talling 10,347 names. This informa . ton is contained in a report recent, received by the chamber of com
 merce from the United States censu
 bureau. The report. which covers ev
 cry detail of manufacturing in thi
 state, Is on file at the chamber c = commerce headquarters. where 1t ma se be examined by those interested in i v HURT IN COlLiSioN-Charie
 Schandler, Tempe and Asylum road a' sustained minor injuries last nigf 'y about 7:30 O'Clock when car drive
 by E. J. Cox. 729 East Pierce stree ne coilided with Schandler's car c ". East Van Buren street near Eight ne street. Schandler had stopped nes
 the curb and was in the act of jacl
 ing up his car to change tire whe
 Cox in driving by struck the rel se, wheel of the Schand1er car. The co ne lsion knocked Schandler to the paw tn ment- Neither car was damaged
 any extent
 statement made to the court yeste hel day, C. c. Casey, who pleaded gull on Wednesday in the superior cou ITS on a charge of burglary. told Jud
 Stanford he began his career
 chicken stealing in February in ord :. to support his sick children. He to ss leS the judge he had stolen about VII chickens, a number of turkeys, O .sse ,as Ford car, several saddles some ha 1t,, ness and numerous farming impl ments At the close Of his stateme rt,1 JuQSe SldnIOTQ sentenced nlIn ;ve serve from 10 to 15 years in the sta ,,tb penitentiary.
 r,n ng TO GIRL RESERVES coNFE ldd ENcE-Raising every penny of { no amount necessary to send it's fc ,l1v delegates to the Y. W. C.. A. confs
 ence at Camp Estelle. Los Angel - the Girl Reserves of Phoenix will - represented by Miss Margaret Cron Miss Eleanor Wilkinson. Miss Dol O1 thy Detweiler and Miss Gertrr IF Carpenter. The conference will n | held from July II to 19. By a ser P | of sales and entertainments the gi u have secured sufficient funds to SC l1 their delegates. who have been act 1ssv in the work since the organizat = here of the Girl Reserves
 PARDON BOARD MEETS-l
 the purpose of clearing up all m
 ters until fall. the board of pard'
 and paroles is holding a two ds
 session in Florence. The memb'
 w. J. Galbraith. attorney general,
 sic Toles. state superintendent of pl
 lie instruction, and J. O. Sexson,
 izen member. went to the prison to
 early yesterday morning and were
 session shortly after their arri
 They have still many matters to
 considered and will probably not
 turn to town until late tonight