Arizona republican., 1921-05-22

Il Il u A4N merce yesterday, and is to begin work immediately. The members of this committee are A. c. Taylor, chairman; R. NJ. Murray R. NJ Tuckey, J. Arthur Tobias, John Den nett, Press Bancroft, L. c. Galland Jay r. Aiklre. Walter Switzer, A. C.. Dulmage, Bryan Akers. J. $. Griffin L. A, Weiss, W. W. Knorpp, E. J. Hughes, F. P. Cruice and C. F. Willis
 BUSINESS VISITOR = Milton Powers, Flagstaff banker, was in Phoenix yesterday On business, re- turning last evening to the north.
 ENROUTE TO PHOENlx-Geerge White, sheriff of Santa Cruz county, and A. J. Abbott. his deputy, were in Phoenix yesterday enroute for the state prison at Florence.
 DUNSEATH IN TOWN Ja m e S Dunseath was in town yesterday from Tucson on business before the state land department.
 TO OLD PUEBLO--Amos 4. Retts me.2ber of the corporal tion commits sion, left yesterday for Tucson where he conducted a hearing for the com mission.
 IN CITY ON RuslNEss-I. w. I-arimore, county engineer of Santa Cruz county, was in Phoenix yester- day on business.
 NOW AT HOME-Mr. and. Mrs Roy Davidson, who recently moved heer from Jerome, afc established at 1905 W Monroe street.
 FROM kENTUCkY-H. II. Harris of MayGeld, Ky, is recent arrival with his sons. John D. Harris and Hay
 HERE FROM TUCSON-Fred l.. Steward. president and Gordon H. Sawyer, vice president of the South ern Arizona Bank and Trust com pany of Tucson, were in Phoenix yesterday
 DAUGHTER IMPROVED ' Miss Madora Ingalls,, the little daughter of Adjutant General and Mrs. Walter $. Ingalls, who has been seriously i'll with scarlet fever, was reported to be greatly improved yesterday.
 UNDELlVERED TELEGRAMS = The following undelivered 'telegrams are at the local office of the Vest ern Union: Mrs. H. K. Vosberg, Mrs. Max ouasne, P. ". DePriest, An drew Bruce. c. O. Ellis, Neil A. Me Gill. William McDougall, Frances Crane.
 TO INSPECT CAVALRY STA BlES-Adjutant General Walter $. Ingalls, will leave Monday for Flag staff where he will inspect the sta bles now in the course of construc- tion for the national guard of the state.
 IS OPERATED UPON-John H. Apefield of the Red Rover Copper company was operated upon at St. Josephs hospital Thursday night for critical case of appendicitis. He is reported to be doing nicely, with every indication of a speedy recov- cry.
 s MURPHY UNION-services today at Murphy Union school, situated at Twenty-four avenue and Upper Buckeye road are as follows: Sun day school at 2:30 pm. Preaching service at 8: 30 p-ns., conducted by the Rev. W. H. HaanIford Prayer meeting is held every Friday eve ming at s o'clock.
 GARFIELD SUNDAY SCHOOL Garfield Sunday school meets ever? Sunday morning at 9:30 o'clock and closes in time to attend church at the down town churches. Classes for all ages. Adult classes are under the able leadership of Dr. W. w. Will kinson. Everybody is welcome.
 GETS FIVE EYEARS-Harry Smith, who was found guilty or Wednes- day by a jury in the superior court of charge of grand larceny, yester day was sentenced by Judge Stan ford to serve from five to six years in the state penitentiary at Florence. He will be taken to the prison to begin his term today. Smith was charged with stealing q. Ford car be- longing to J. L. Brown of Chandler. According to the officers. the ar rest of Smith on this charge was the seventh since the first of the year.
 GAN SELL STOCK - The Baker Steam Car and Manufacturing com pany was more successful in its sec ond effort to secure permit from the corporation commission to sell stock in this state than in its first application, the commission yester- day authorizing the company to dis pose of 2,000,000 shares of stock at seven and one-half cents a share. It allowed a commission of 20 per cent on sales. The permit was granted a few weeks after the company's prop erty was investigated at Pueblo, the expense of the investigation having been allowed by the applicant in the amount of $500.
 
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