Arizona republican., 1921-12-04
LEAVES FOR HOME.

LEAVES FOR HOME-Mrs. C. J. Bosstick who has been visiting her sister. Miss Topsy Thomas, has left for her home in Sullivan, Ind.
 RETURNS FROM COAsT-AIrs P. L. Gavagar, 1114 North Eleventh street, has returned to Phoenix after a short visit to the coast.
 uNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS - There are telegrams at the Western Union for Robert Elite St. pr. H. w. Shytles, $. A. Meher, Mrs. Lowden Jessup, Harry Berger, Ms. L. Bentey.
 RECORD HEGARI-J. w. Haney, R. F. D. No. 2. has brought to the chamber of commerce a number of heads of hegari from a field that has produced at the rate of 7,917 pounds, or nearly four tons, to the acre.
 THEOSoPHicAL SOCIETY," The Theosophical Society will meet on Sunday at 7:30 D. m. at Room 16, Arizona Fire Insurance building. The subject for study will be The Astral or Intermediary World" Visitors are welcome.
 FOUND NOT GUILTY-A jury in Judge Stanford's division of the su- perior court yesterday found Jesse L. Whitner of Chandler not guilty on charged of having committed statutory offense,s and Judge Stan ford ordered the defendant released l from the charge
 | ENGINEER INJURED John ! GOodson, engineer of the federal | building, sustained a fracture of the l upper left arm yesterday afternoon when he fell from the platform in the rear of the postoffice. He was taken to his home, 1922 West Monroe street, where it was reported last evening that he was resting easily.
 LOW MILK PRICE HERE-That | there are only seven cities in the United States which have cheaper milk than Phoenix is shown in a list | of .S4 cities throughout the country which has been just received by the chamber of commerce from the | United States department of agricul- | ture.
 GOOD ROADS MEETlNG-Good 1 roads boosters are invited in a letter | received yesterday by the chamber of commerce to attend a convention of the Southwestern Good Roads as sociation at Stafford on Dec. 10. Ar important program is being worked out for the convention, and those whS are planning to attend the meeting are asked to try to arrive in Stafford On or before Dec. g.
 PREPARE FOR GARDNER TRIAL
 In preparation for the trial of Roy G. Gardner, notorious mail bandit
 who will be brought into fedora court tomorrow morning to face tw' charges of attempting to rob tn
 mails here, J. P. Dillon. United State
 deputy marshal, was busy yesterda,
 summoning the members of the fed
 eral petit jury. who must report a
 the federal court room at 9: 30 o'clocl
 tomorrow morning.
 THESE WILL MARRY-License to marry were issued yesterday t
 Enrique Padron, 24. and Enferini
 c. Vondrack, 27, and Edna Clair
 Downs. 27, both of Phoenix; Carlo l Valenzuela, 23, of Chandler, and Ma
 ria Ramirez, 16, of Mesa: William F
 Sawyer, 24, and Mary E. Langfor6
 q, both of Phoenix; Raymond Serna
 %, and Conception Timbres, IS. bot of Phoenix, and Carlos Rosas, p, an Virginia Marcarena, 21, both O Peoria.
 HELD ON ASSAULT CHARGE
 U. P. Cosbey yesterday was ar I raigned before Justice Nat T. McKe
 on a charge of assault with a deadl
 weapon and was held to answer | | the superior court when he waived i preliminary hearing in the Justic
 court. He was committed to tn l county jail under a bond of SI00i He is charged with shooting Rodne C. Mcdonald in the left leg on Frida night at the latter's ranch five mile west of Phoenix. According to Cos bey's story ,he went to the McDonal ranch and called the latter from hi supper table and shot him.