Arizona republican., 1921-02-25
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DIES IN PHoENIx-A. B. Cox of St. Louis, eX-demonstrator of the Fleishmann Yeast company, died in this city on February 23. The body will be sent to Anna, Illinois, for interment.
 RECITAL THIS EvENiNG-Miss LorenZ's second year class in express ion will present recital program this evening at s o'clock at the high school auditorium. The public is invited to attend.
 TO CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY The Rotary club will celebrate the six teenth anniversary of Rotary this eve ming at a dinner at the '. M. c. A. at G. 30 o'clock. A special program has been arranged.
 CHARGED WITH GRAND LAR CENY-Roman Ortega yesterday was arraigned before Justice Nat T. Mckee on a charge of grand larceny and the date of the hearing was set for Feb. 2S. Ortega was arrested in Yuma and brought back to Phoenix by Deputy Sheriff Ernest Smith.
 PAYS $50 EINE-Cus Gray. who was arrested some time ago on charges of transporting intoNicants in violation of the national prohibition amendment, was found guilty before District Judge William C. Van Fleet yesterday and fined $50 which he paid.
 LICENSED TO MARRY-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to John c. Grayson, 2S. and Florence l.. Elliott, 26, both of Phoenix; Norman Leon San ders, 20, and Ritha c. Mccullough, 19, both of Mesa; and Lloyd W. Boucher, 2S, and Beatrice M. Webb, IS, both of Phoenix.
 HELD ON BOGUS CHECK CHARGE Elmer F.. Lowell yesterday was ar raigned before Justice Nat T. Mckee on charge Of obtaining money by means of bogus check. The prelimin- ary hearing was set for February 25, and he was committed to the county jail when he failed to furnish bond
 REALTY BOARD MEMBERS = Realtors planning to make the trip to Mesa Monday will please gather at Second avenue and Adams street at II o'clock a. m. The plan is to form in line at that point, headed by cars from the Gazette and Republican.
 FORMER RESIDENT IS VISITOR George H. Cook, for many years a prominent business man in Arizona and formerly head of the Cook Jeweiry company in Phoenix, now living in California, is in Phoenix for a few weeks visiting his many friends TO JOIN HuSBAND-Mrs. C. F. Nettleton will leave this evening for Los Angeles, where she will join MT
 
 accept position with the Edgar M Fowler company. The Nettletons made q number of friends during their residence here who regret that they are to make the coast their permanent residence place.
 HERE FOR NURSES MEET-Miss HI. Grace Franklin of Globe and Miss Ruth E. Wendall of Miami arrived in Phoenix last evening to attend an ex- ecutive session of the board of direc- tors and legislative committee of the Arizona State Nurses association at the Adams hotel this afternoon
 BIG SALE OF LlvESTOck-Begin- ming on March i and continuing for three days there will be livestock sale at Kansas City, a round up" sale which will be of interest to Arizona stockmen. There have been listed for sale 225 bulls and 150 females. With the conditions prevailing, and judging from recent sales of registered cattle, it is thought that this sale will offer exceptional bargains to stockmen
 TWO WOMEN HELD UP-Accord- ing to a report received at the sheriff s office last night at F o'clock, two women were held up on the Tempe road near the Maricopa canal by two masked men who made their escape after the hold-up in a Dodge car driving wes; along the canal. A party in another car gave chase to the hold-up men the report stated. No details of the af- fair were given. Officers were sent out in an endeavor to intercept the fleeing bandits but at a late hour last night | had not captured them.
 TAKE ROMAN TO PRlSON-Toma. Roman, sentenced to be hanged Of April 29 for the murder of Swear ole August Hintze on the night of Januar! II during the hold-up and robbery oi the Baber-Jones store in Tempe, was taken to the state penitentiary las night at 10: 30 o'clock by Deputy Sher. | ifs Gilbert Blanco and F. L. Meeks Emmett West, sentenced to serve iron | two to four years on a charge of at tempting to commit grand larceny ant Eugene Earle, sentenced to serve iron five to 10 years on a charge of gran(
 larceny were taken to the state prisoi with Roman. The trip was made b. automobile. Roman will be placed il
 the condemned cell.
 TO HAVE NEW HOSPITAL-Plan
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 pital at Kingman, Ariz. are now in tn
 Builders exchange for figuring. Bid will be opened at D. n.. April 4, il the offices of the board of supervisor of Mohave county. Bids will be take for all work complete in one contrac each bidder stating the time require to complete the work. The buildin 1 will be of reinforced concrete construc
 tion. 135x156 feet, partly one story an ! partly two stories. It will contain 3 private rooms, one ward, dining room kitchen department and storage base | ment. Reinforced concrete franc plastered exterior, clay tile roof pin trim. cement and wood floors hot wa ter heating system.
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 A ARIZONA LODGE NO. 2, I ~ & A. M., will confer first de . AA gree in Masonic hall tonight .
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