Arizona republican., 1921-10-19
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UNDELIVEREO TELEGRAMS -I The local Western Union telegraph office is holding a message for Mrs. J. E. Davis.
 PLAN BRIDGE TEA-Members of the Trinity guild will enjoy a bridge tea at the Cathedral house, West Roosevelt street, Friday afternoon.
 RUMMAGE SALE-The Council of Jewish Women will hold rummage sale, starting Oct. 26, at Hackett's market on East Washington street Receiving day will be Friday, Oct. 21.
 BOX SOcIAL-The Council of Jewish Women will have q box so- cial ending in a picnic supper OF Sunday, Oct. 30, at 4 p. m. on the l. F. Wolpe lawn, 2155 North Third street.
 HERE FOR WlNTER-NIr. and Mrs. G. A Overs and children of De- troit have arrived here to spend the winter months. They have taken up their residence at 1120 North Twelfth street. They made the trip from De- troit overland.
 MADISON IMPROVEMENT CLUB The Madison Improvement club will meet on Thursday afternoon, Oct. 20, at 2:30 o'clock at the club house. The subject will be Liter
 
 man. The members are urged not to forget the kitchen shower.
 SEPTEMBER GAS TAx-The gas oline tax collected from the dealers | by Ernest R. Hall, secretary of state, during the month of September amounted to $13,0S2.62, bringing up l the total since June, when the law went into effect, to $47,522.05. This amount is applied to the state road l fund.
 COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN The Council of Jewish Women will have social meeting at the Woman S club on Thursday afternoon, Oct. 20 l at 2::30 o'clock. dr. Saunders, head of the violin department of the Ari- zona School of Music, will play al 2:45. He will be accompanied by Otley Hes. A large and early at tendance is desired.
 LIVESTOCK EXPERT HERE-E B. Stanley of the animal husbandry department of the University of Ari- zona, who has been in the north en- gagged in field work for the past sev- | eral weeks, was in Phoenix yesterday for a, conference with pr. R. J. flight state veterinarian. It is understood that pr. flight and Prof. Stanley vii cooperate in issuing a bulletin ol livestock diseases. It is proposed t issue the bulletin within the nex few months.
 1 INQUIRY FROM EcUADoR-F'ron Ecuador comes the call for a los husband and father Gov. Thomas E Campbell yesterday receiving an UT gent plea from Guayaquil from M Clemencia de Samaniego, who ask concerning Benjamin Samaniegc Samaniego has not been heard iron for some time and his wife and chil dren are making world wide searcl for him, according to the letter.
 BUSINESS WOMEN'S PROGRAM At the dinner meeting of the Busi ness and Professional Wemen's clu Thursday evening at SIS at the par Iors of the Presbyterian church, Mis- Anna Marie Calvert will give tw vocal numbers. Miss Minnie Hoope will appear in a reading, and Mr. L. c. Thompson, field secretary fo the Crittenton home will talk briefi 1 of her work. The program will , followed by a regular business meet
 ing.
 RECORD POTATO HILL-A clus
 ter of nine sweet potatoes weighin l. 2T pounds and the product of a sing
 hill was brought to the chamber
 commerce by the grower, w. ' Thomas. whose ranch is four mil, y B was from one-fifth of an acre, whiC . has produced yield averaging 30, pounds to the acre. The potatoes }. this cluster are uniform in size ar e while large are marketable. They a . of the yam type, which does not b. e come coarse when it reaches lari size.
 WIN ON uNDERWooDS-Georl
 Hossfeld, writing on an Underwo' E typewriter, won the sixteenth annu r worlds championship speed typ t writer contest at Madison Squa l. Garden Monday night, according
 word received here yesterday. IT
 winner wrote 136 net words per mil It ute for period of 60 minutes,
 words being deducted for each errt
 Bessie Friedman on an Underwo' j. was second; Albert Tangora. Unde y wood, third; Margaret Owen, Unde a wood. fourth; William Oswald, U' II derwood, fifth; Genevieye Maxwe d. Underwood, sixth; Hortense Stollnii
 seventh; Robert Curtis, Britt
 champion, eighth, and Millice
 Woodward, European champio It ninth.