Arizona republican., 1921-06-26
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GOES TO PREScOTT-P. D. L. McLaurin left on Wednesday to join his family in Prescott where the Me Laurins have leased a cottage for the season.
 TO LOS ANGELEs-waIter Swift ger left last night for Los Angeles. where he will make purchases for early fall showings. He will return at the end of the week.
 MAJ. LINTON TO TUCSON
 Major E. s. Linton will leave this morning for a several days absence in Tucson and Casa Grande on busi- ness for the National Guard. FOUND NOT GuILTY-Cenabid Perez yesterday was found not guilty by Justice Nat T. Mckee on a charge was made by A. G. Reinhart. who
 charged Perez had collided with his car on the Yuma road.
 PARKER FERRY oPEN-Tele- graphic advices from Parker's ferry to the chamber of commerce yester- day carried the information that the ferry has not been affected by the high water in the Colorado river and is in operation every day
 RETURN FROM, cAMP-Mr. and
 Mrs. I. c. Daggett returned yesterday afternoon from Groom Creek, neal Prescott, where they have been foi l the past two weeks at the vacation camp of the Central Arizona Light
 and Power compeny.
 THESE WILL WED-Licenses ts
 marry were issued yesterday to Jo- seph K. Cummings, 41. of Ajo, and | Flora Jaknn, 3e, of Salt Lake City Utah; Charles M- White. 53. of Yuma
 and yirgie Johnson. 47, of Peoria; ant Arthur Oauroz, 23, and Maria Fl
 UNDElIvERED TELEGRAMS- The following undelivered telegram are at the local office of the Westerr I Union. A E. Moore, Thomas Clagett l c. M. Lebarron, Frederick Shaffel I Bert Gillette. J. G. Hancock, Mrs s I D. Castillo. Mrs. Alnert Wolff. Clyd l E. Bell. Mrs. W. F. Martz.
 I ADVERTISING MEETiNG-Th' il augmented organization which ha'
 been formed to advertise the re I sources and advantages of Maricop' county to the world will hold a grea open meeting at the chamber of com merce at 7:30 o'clock tomorrow
 ,cIus HOLDS PICNIC = Tn Fifty Fifty club, composed of the em ployes of the Doris Heyman Furnl I ture company, enjoyed it's monthl social event Wednesday eveninI Il which took the form of picni'
 swimming party and dance at River
 side Park. There were half a hun
 dred present, including the familie of the members of the club
 TO PLAN JULY 4 PICNIC
 meeting of the Fourth of July picni | committee of the Roosevelt distri' 1 will be held Tuesday evening follow ing a meeting of the Farm Burea' l when final arrangements for the holi day event will be made Patriot l addresses, sports. and chicken bas ket luncheon will be features of tt
 ASK PHoTocRAPHs-An appes for photographs of the early days l iArizona was issued yesterday b Secretary Welch of the chamber (
 commerce. The photographs are | be used in some forthcoming pub licity concerning the state. and own Iers of the pictures are assured ths
 they will be returned in good condi tion-
 TO APPROVE BILL That u senate committee will pass favorab on the Mondell bill as it passed ti
 l house was the word that reached q 1 governors office yesterday from Sin
 | ! l Washington The message was in Il B form of a night letter and said tn [ the report of the senate commits E would be made the following da ! l This will come as welcome news
 the Colorado River basin bill is pra ]. tically the same measure as tn t drawn by the western governors VI e were in Washington few weeks al n in the interest of the bill
 PAN-HELLENiC CLUB MEETS T A special meeting of the Pan-H He : lehic club was held yesterday wh t a group of Greek letter college w ,, men met at the Ranch House f [, luncheon. It Is the policy of |
 club to hold informal meetings du Y ing the summer and among tho r lpresent at Saturdays affair we e Mrs A J. Haltom. Mrs Edwin Do
 Iris, Mrs. w. J. Galbraith. Miss Gen 0 fvive Moore, Miss Valerie Menhe T. nett. Miss Lois Wendell, Miss Mildr Il Houston. Miss Edith R. Powers al
 Miss Birdie Fowler.