Arizona republican., 1921-02-11
HIGHWAY COMPLETED

HIGHWAY COMPILE ED - Inc
Oatman -Goldroads highway has been
at the state highway department yes
terday. Alvey and Larson, contract
ors in charge. wired the department
that their work was finished. The
highway is two and quarter miles on
the Old Trails highway and was built
at a cost of $4,000.
UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS -
There are undelivered kilograms at the
local office of the Western Union for
the following: T.. H. Northrup, Nor
gan Mir. Svc.
HEALTH LECTURE-There viii be
a free health lecture on Sunday morn
ing at the Elks theater beginning al
1890 o'clock. All are welcome to at
tend this lecture and listen to a world
renowned speaker
"oPEN HOUSE, TODAY - The
Woman's Club will hold open house"
this afternoon from until o'clock
for all strangers who are visiting in
the city. Tea will be served and there
will be cards for all who desire.
SELLS USiNESS-Jack Tharpe,
who has conducted a tailor shop in
the Hotel Adams building for some
time, has sold that business and will
devote his time in the future to look
ing after his other interests, both here
and in Glendale. He has purchased
nue. and Will make that his future
home. Tharpe has been in business
in Phoenix for the past IA years and
has the distinction of being the Oldest
cleaner in this city.
ILLUSTRATED LECTURE-An IL
Illustrated lecture will be given at the
Balsz school at 1870 O'Clock tomorrow
night under the auspices of the Sun
day school. Special slides will show
scenes in the life of Christ, and Miss
Boyle will lecture on the tabernacle of
the wilderness. Professor Abbott and
the Rev. Mr.. McMurdo will be in
charge: The public is invited.
CALL FEDERAL JURY-Judge
William C. Van Fleet, district Judge
of the northern district of California.
who is sitting in the federal court in
the place of Judge William II. sawtelle,
announced yesterday that a petit jury
will be called for Friday, February IS,
when several civil cases will come IA
for trial. The first of these cases will
be that of John Hazel against the
Foundation company of New York.
FIRE IN GARAGE blazing tank
of valve oil in the front of the City
garage, lac South Second avenue,
about O'Clock last night, was put out
by the fire department with a wet
canvas blanket before the blaze gained
much Roadway. None of the cars in
i
| is estimated about $50.
| TO HONEYMOON HERE-Choos-
| ing to spend his honeymoon in Phoe-
nix, where he formerly made his home
DR.. Robert Dodsworth and his bride
will arrive from the coast this morn
ing. Since he left here a number of
years ago DIR. Dodsworth has made his
home on the coast and is at present
located in Long Beach, where he has
made an enviable reputation in his
profession. He is prominently identi-
fled with the musical set in the beach
town and is popular member of the
Apollo club, of which William Conrad
Mills, also a former Phoenician, is di-
rector DR.. Dodsworth is a cousin OF
H. l.. B. Alexander and Mrs. A c.
Baker, who will entertain him while
here
ARRAIGNED ON cHARGE-Joe
Barry was arraigned yesterday before
Justice Nat T. Mckee on charges Of
i failure to support his wife and minor
child. He was released under bond
of $1,000, which he furnished, to appear
for preliminary hearing Feb. Is. The
complaint was made by the wife, Opa
Barry
WANT A DOG?-J. w. Canning, hu-
name officer, wants to find a home
for a young male dog now at 1149 Easi
Taylor street. The dog must be taker
/ to-day
PLEAD GUILTY - Rafael Fraync
and Alfredo Romas each pleaded guilty
yesterday when arraigned before
Judge Stanford in the superior cour
on charges of burglary. Romas was
lsentenced to serve from one to two
wears in the state penitentiary anC
lF'rayne was sentenced to serve from
three to five years in the prison
IThey were alleged to have broken int
the pool hall of T. Yashigumi at IA
lSouth First street with the intention
lof committing larceny.
RELEASE MRS. ROMAN-Mari;
Roman, wife of Tomas Roman. VIII
will be tried in the superior court F'et
16 on charges of murder in connection
with the death of c. NJ. Spangler, nigh
Waterman of Tempe. and 10-year- oil
August Hintze on the night of Jan. l.
yesterday was released from the coun
ty Jail. Mrs. Roman has been held L
the county Jail since Jan. % as ma
, terial witness in the case. Throug
the efforts of Thalheimer & Hart, ap
pointed by the court to defend Roman
: lR F. L. Shepherd, county attorney
agreed to release Mrs. Roman. provid
, ing she would be on hand for the tria
Mrs Roman said she would make he
i home with friends near Phoenix unit
the trial comes up.
: Benson, clerk of the board of super
visors, yesterday received a certifie
check from Graves, Blanchett
Thornburg, bond brokers in Toledo
( Ohio. for $4,000, the purchase pric
. for the school bon3s of Glendale. dis
trict 40. The check was turned owe
to Vernon s. Wright county treasure
9 The bonds were voted in Glendale fo
e the building of a manual trainin
2 building at the high school and fo
] other school improvements. The
! were sold several weeks ago to tn
Toledo firm
: THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses
marry were issued yesterday to Harr
: b. Dixon, %, and Anna Kelley,
! both of Mesa; and Angel Moreta, 4
J and Teresa Baviche, 81, both of Mes
| ASK NEW TRIAL-A motion for
new trial In the case of Ricardo Lau