Arizona republican., 1921-10-26

UNDELVERED TELEGRAMs - There are telegrams at the Western Union office for E. D. Garfield, J. K. Hotaling and Tom Sims.
 RUMMAGE SALE TODAY = A rummage sale will be held begin ming today at the old Hackett mar ket by the Council of Jewish wo- men.
 RETURN TO coAST-Mr. and Mrs. Perry M. Williams of 2950 North Central avenue returned yesterday morning after spending three months in San Francisco and a few days in Pasadena with relatives.
 SEEKING SISTER - Mrs Ida Price and Joe Price are requested to telephone 1885 as Mrs. Prices sis ter has arrived from Las Vegas, Nevada, and is very anxious to To- cate her.
 AUXILIARY TO MEET-The Wo- mans Auxiliary of Frank Luke, Jr., Post, American Legion, will hold a social meeting at the Woman's club on Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. All eligible women are cor dially invited to attend.
 SEEKS PLACE TO LIVE A young woman is anxious to find a good home where she can work for her room and board for a short time. Anyone desiring to communicate with her may do so by telephoning 1885,
 PUP WANTS HoME-There is a terrier pup, nine months old. at the home of Harry Lane, 330 North | Twelfth street, that is willing to l 96nr0t Thp firrf 1a 1lnr- that proves himself capable of look ing after a growing dogs interests | can have him.
 HALLOWEEN PARTY - Tn l ladies of the Osborn club will en- certain their husbands at a Hollow l cen party at the home of Mrs. c. c. Joy, 1907 North Central avenue, on Tuesday evening, November l. A weiner roast with buns, pie and cof- fee will be part of the evenings fun. PIMA SOLD AT 38-The sales committee of the Arizona Pimacot- ton Growers association reported a sale yesterday of No. 2 Pimacotton at 38 cents per pound. The local market yesterday for small lots of this quality was said to have been 33 to 34 cents per pound.
 COUPLE WANTS LODGINGS - The chamber of commerce has is- sued a request that the private fam lilies of the city which will accept a man and his wife and furnish them board and room communicate with 1 the chamber of commerce immedi- ately. Those for whom the accom- modations are desired are in good health and will be residents of Phoe- nix during the winter.
 COSTUME PARTY-A Hallowe' en costume party at the Cross Cut ca nal and McDoweu road is the unique
 event planned for Saturday night by the Balsz Parent Teacher associa-
 ton. The outdoor event is to be in
 the nature of a get-together affair for the grownups and the kiddies and
 there will be clever program to in-
 terest all to begin promptly at s
 o'clock. There will be prizes for the
 cleverest costumes and the awards
 made the youngsters in games will be
 tickets to the circus.
 CHARGED WITH BURGLARY
 Armindo Ortiz and Rafael Delgadc
 yesterday appeared before Justice
 Nat T. Mckee on a charge of bur- glary and the preliminary hearing of the case was set for Oct. 27. They
 were committed to the county jail ir
 default of bonds of $1, 900 each. They
 are charged wit hentering the Glen
 dale pharmacy in Glendale on Oct. 2:
 and removing two gunny sacks full of loot. They were captured by E. G
 Grove, police inspector, ase they were
 coming into Pho Snix on the Glen dale street car
 IN SUPERIOR coURT-Manue
 Carrillo, who pleaded guilty severa
 days ago to charge of passing z
 fictitious check, yesterday was sen fnr3 h
 from three to five years in the state
 penitentiary. A second charge of { similar nature was dismissed agains- him, Jose Valconcelos, who peladet guilty to a charge of gran dlarceny tfous check, was sentenced by Judge Stanford to serve from one to three years in the state prison. c. J. Rich ardson and ". B. Akors pleaded no : guilty to ccharge of grand larcenyy
 and the case was set for trial or Nov. 15.
 DIRECTORS NAMED-The board O directors fol the Roosevelt Eleetrica | District No. 8 were named yesterday l by the board of supervisors to holC | office as follows: Two year term | Walter A. Strong. Eric Hansen ana | E. D. Ryder; one year term: J. T ! Bowles and Gray Archer; until Jan
 T. 4S21. C- D. GFSen ana A. C. Brad : ley. In December the district vii
 hold an election to fill the office i of the trustees going out of office or | Jan. l. According to a letter to tn, | board from the Roosevelt Farm bu 1 reau who endorsed the men appoint.
 ed for trustees. the board of trus tees held an official meeting recent, and elected c. S. Green, chairman and E. D. RyGer, clerk. The distric ! was designated and organized sev = eral weeks ago by the supervisors. The Modern Woodmen and tn Royal Neighbors of America will hol,