Arizona republican., 1921-12-24
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LEAVES FOR COAST - Garrett B. Schullar, manager of the Hotel Adams, left last evening for Los Angeles, where he will spend the holidays with Mrs. Schullar and her father, MT. Adams, who are at the Hotel Alexandria.
 TO TOUR STATE-M. J. McCarty. Arizona representative of the Amer ican Art Works line of calendars and advertising specialties, will leave Phoenix the first of the year for tour of the state. Mir. McCarty has fully recovered from a long illness which has confined him to his home in this city.
 ARRIVES FOR VIsIT-Thomas J. kehoe arrived yesterday morning from Chicago to spend the Christmas holidays with his son, Joseph P. Ke- hoe of 340 North Eighteenth avenue, and his daughter, Miss Teresa c. Kehoe. After few weeks stay in Phoenix Mir. Kehoe will go to Los Angeles to visit relatives.
 LIKES ACCOMMODATES the | information furnished customers by the local chamber of commerce is the ! most lucid given out by like organi- cations in the west is the assertion of H. c. Eastman of Oklahoma City, Okla, who has written as follows: "Of numerous western cities, the in 1 formation furnished by your chamber | of commerce has been the most lucid. 1 hope to come to inspect-and where I locate will also (probably) locate | two grown sons and a high class 1 son. -in-law. all capable salesmen or | mana gers''
 REDUCE GRAVEL RATES = | Radical reductions in freight rates on boulders, crushed rock and gravel were announced yesterday by the corporation commission in carload | lots minimum weight 60,000 pounds. 1 The present rate from Phoenix to ] Prescott of 24 cents will be reduced to 9h cents; from Phoenix to Flag | staff 371z to 13 cents; from Phoenix | to Winslow, 421a to 15 cents per 100 1 pounds. w. G. Barnwell. assistant ] freight traffic manager, made the ap- | plication for the reduction granted ! yesterday
 GET "MooNsHlNE"-More than 14 gallons of 'moonshine" whiskey ! buried in glass gallon bottles was dug up yesterday afternoon by depu- 1 ties from the sheriffs office in a raid made on the ranch of Herman Bloomfield on lateral 15 north of the Arizona canal. Three barrels ot mash also were unearthed by the of- ficers but only the coil of the still was found. The mash and whiskey the officers said, were buried small 1 quantities all over the 160 acres iI the ranch. Bloomfield and Pablo Torres were arrested and brought tc the county jail. Deputies Smith
 Meeks and Bell made the raid.
 OSBORN SCHOOL PLAY-"Sins 1 a Song of Sleepy Head. was present ed Thursday night and again yester- l day afternoon by the eighth grade ot 1 the Osborn school in the school audi
 torium. The cast was as follows ! The Scribe, Joe Fleming; Miss Cues l tion Mark, Gertrude Mcclure. Ruth 1 Logic; Old woman, Marian Doyle;
 Santa Claus, Maurice Smith; Sleepy
 head, Bill Fritschi; Sandman, Ernest l Suggs; Captain Kid, Roy Gray;
 Bluebeard. Jack Thorpe; MargerJ Daw, Myrtle Messenger; Miss Muffet
 Gertrude Grouse; Topsy, EiiZabetl
 Stewart; Orphan Annie Mildred
 Mickle; Boy Blue, Ted Willis; Jacl
 Horner Bobby Bartol; Piper's Tom
 Glen Wilky; Baby Bunting, Elects
 Bergman, Cinderella, Maurine Rose;
 Red Riding Hood, Leona Greenhouse
 Little Bo Peep. Ruth Woodbury. l -O----
 We want a Merry Christmas our
 selves and ask that our customer
 fill their boxes Saturday, as we vii
 not be out Sunday. Wholesale wa
 gons will be out in the morning. w
 wish you all a Merry Christmas