Arizona republican., 1921-10-04

IN NEW OFFICES-Dr. A. Ffxaris has moved his offices to the second floor of the Heard building.
 DIES ON COAST-Word was re- ceived here yesterday of the death of P. G. Bashforth in Santa Monica last Wednesday.
 RETURN HOME-Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Etzel are at home at 716 East Moreland street after a nine months trip through California, Colorado and Texas.
 SEEKS HOME FOR Doe-Hu- mane Officer Canning is trying to find a home for young male dog now at 6S West Willetta street.
 QUAIL SEASON NOT OPEN-The state game warden's office called at tention yesterday to the fact that the quail season does not open until Oct 15 Hunters were warned not to kill quail before that date.
 MOVES TO LOS ANGELES-Rob- ert A. Jarrott local attorney, has moved to Los Angeles, where he will be associated with Frank G. Tyrrell, fwith offices in the Washington building.
 COLLEGE CLUB MEETINc-The College club will meet at 3:30 o'clock | tomorrow afternoon at 507 North l Seventh street. Mrs. Guild will lead 1 a program on citizenship. All college l graduates are invited to attend, as are those who have had two years of study at a degree comforting school ! A CORRECTIONAL some Flor ence notes which appeared recently l in The Republican Mrs. Roach was referred to as principal Of the gram mar school This was incorrect. as Mrs M A. Nolan is the new principal Mrs. Roach is supervisor of the pri- | rr,o dcr, r<fr1 ant
 FARM BUREAU MEETiNG-Ths Washington District Farm bureau will hold it's regular monthly meeting
 at s o'clock tonight in the school au- ditorium. All members are urged tc lattend and offer suggestions for tho years program. Members are re-
 quested to pay their annual dues i'm
 mediately.
 CARTWRIGHT BUREAU MEET lNG-The Cartwright Farm bureau will hold a meeting at o'clock to-
 night at the school house. All farm CTS of the west side are invited to at
 tend. as a uniform picking price vii be discussed.
 ToLLESoN BUREAU MEETING IA joint meeting of the West Ent land Tolleson Farm bureas will be helt at o'clock tonight at Ward schoo II, Tolleson. A report of the newl. created labor board will be submitted President Brown of the state farn
 bureau and County Chairman Tat
 will be on the program.
 RESERVED SEAT DRAWING
 Reserved seats for the Hi-Y lectur
 course will be drawn at g o'clock thi
 morning in the lobby of the Y. M. A. This drawing applies only to tn adult tickets, however, or the seat on the main floor, as the student an faculty balcony reserved seats will drawn at 4 o'clock tomorrow after noon.
 GovERNoR RETURNS Go Thomas E. Campbell returned, empt l handed. last night from hunting tri to the Fish Creek canyon district. H l left Saturday afternoon in compan with Wes Hill, deputy state gam \ warden, in quest of deer. Howeye ! the governor was not without veni Il son for his Monday dinner. for friend T who fared better supplied him wit Ii generous portions from their priz 2 catches.
 ON OLD JOB FOR DAY-P. ] j Mines, state immigration commis sioner, was back at his old desk in tf i governors office yesterday He WI acting secretary to the governor f.
 the day, a position he held prior
 
 l missioner. His presence there W; T occasioned by the absence of Hen l Behoteguy, the governors regul 2 secretary, who is confined to h
 home after a minor operation. 7 RETURNS FROM NORTH-Lor Vaughn, a member of the state co . poration commission, was back in |
 office at the state house yesterd H after a week spent in northern Al
 zona where, with Commissioners B A. Betts and David R. Johnson. n conducted several hearings. Commi - sioners Belts and Johnson continu
 on to Wilcox, where they are to 3 tend a Stockholders meeting of
 Central Copper company Heari zi on permits to operate auto sta
 lines between Prescott and Jerol l and between Jerome. Clarkdale a
 Clemenceau, was conducted at Pre- Z colt. with another hearing on T 4 1 hire' cars operating between Prt U colt and Whipple Barracks A hes e ing on water service at Mayer a Cl was held. All cases were taken unt |3 adyisenent