Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-12-02

TO INSPECT HOME Raymond
! Earhart, as a member of the board of
! directors of state institutions, left
yesterday for Prescott, where he will
| inspect the Pioneers home.
SOCIETY TO MEET-The wom-
ans Missionary society of the Pres
| byterian church will meet in the
! church parlors at 2:30 o'clock this
afternoon.
PHADS TO MEET-The Phads
viii meet this evening at 1880 o'clock
. at the First Methodist church. Mem
bers are especially urged to bring
their parents to this meeting and let
them get acquainted with the club
and its activities.
TO MANAGE COMPANY-Peter ].
Munich, former state bank examiner,
has been designated by the corpora
ton commission as manager of the
Arizona Fire Insurance company, ac-
cording to the announcement made
yesterday by F. ]. X. Mcbride, secre-
tary of the commission.
THESE WILL WED-Lfcenses to
marry were issued yesterday to Bruce
3. Emery, %, and Hazel Metz, 80.
both of Long Beach, Cal; James 3.
| Foster. 81, and Prince Alice Howard,
"a, both of Phoenix; Royce l.. Skin
ner. %, of Phoenix, and Clara Gladys
Sheppard. II, of Buckeyes
| CALL GARDNER JURY. P.
| Dillon, United States mahshal for the
| district of Arizona, summoned yes
| terday the petit jury for the trial OF
| Roy G. Gardner, mail bandit, whose
case will open in the federal court
! Monday. All members of the petit
| jury must be in the court room al
9; 80 o'clock on that day.
BOARD MEETS-The certificatior
| board met yesterday in the office OF
| Charles w. Fairfield state auditor
when matter pertaining to the Auxil-
| larry Eastern canal were given consid-
Grafton and taken under advisement
| The boards full membership was
| present, including Mr.. Fairfield
| Thomas Maddox, state engineer, and
W. J. Galbraith, attorney general.
SEEK WORK FOR TWO = The
| Associated Charities has among its
| applicants for work a strong mar
and his 19-year- old son and a good
team and wagon. Any work which
can be done by such a combination
is asked for the two, who are sup
porting large family whose circum-
stances are such that immediate re-
lief is necessary. Further inquire:
should be made at the Associated
Charities.
GRAZING PERMIT FEES-Graz
ing permits of the national forest ore
requested, in paying their grazint
fees for 1921 which are due on Dec. l
to make their money order or banl
draft payable to the FL Paso brancl
: of the federal reserve bank of Dallas
FL Paso, Texas, and to mail to tn
district fiscal agent. care of Fores
Reserve, Albuquerque, n. NV. II
Stewart, forest ranger, Tonic Ma
| tional Forest
missionary DAY"-Missionar
! day will be observed at the FRS
!; Methodist church today, the entir
morning and afternoon being give
over to interesting programs, while a
the noon hour luncheon will b
served. The foreign society will NEE
promptly at 10 O'Clock, while froT
11:SD until IL o'clock a devotiona
service will be held. The home so
J ciety will convene at 1880 O'CLOCK
All women of the congregation are in
! vited to attend.
GOES FOR PRISONER = Arme
with requisition papers to the COVER
: nor of Tennessee for the extraditio
of John Wallace, negro, wanted j
Coconino county on the charge {
/ forgery, Charles Y. Campbell left yes
) terday for Tennessee as agent fc
Arizona. Wallace, who was in til
employ of Nose Dixon, endorsed
= check made to Mr.. Dixon by Senate
Charles Z. Burton. The check wa
on the Central Bank of Williams.
SHOW INTEREST IN VALLEY
; | Letters of general inquiry receive
. at the chamber of commerce in Nc
; vember totaled Is per cent more tina
: for the corresponding month la:
? year, according to an estimatiu
r made yesterday. 1t is noticeable ths
/ a fewer number asked about employ
, ! ment conditions and a larger numbt
: | desired information concerning til
7 nature of the country and the croI
= raised here. The usual number {
} health seekers have also been counte
( in the tabulation.
: SUES FOR 0,0o0-When an at
tomobile owned by the defendaI
company went over an embankmer
near Roosevelt, ]. P. Stiffler allegC
in a suit filed yesterday against I'll
$ Salt River Valley Water Users a:
J, ISOLATION. he sustained injuries
Il the extent of $4,000 and asks he
: given a judgment for that amour
q The accident occurred on Dec. l
d 1920, Stiffler alleges, while he W.
k employed by the defendant as a ger
s eral laborer engaged in repairir
g power lines near Roosevelt. He W;
k pinned under the car for more tina
d an hour, Stiffler says. and his che
= was crushed by the car and his boo
Il burned with acid from the batterie