Arizona republican., 1921-10-09
HERE FOR THE wlNTER-w.

HERE FOR THE WINTER-W. A. Miller and family of Portland, Oregon, gre here for the winter. They will reside at 329 North Four teenth avenue.
 ASHURSTs SPEECH A few copies of Senator Ashurst's speech on the Waters of the Colorado" have been received at the Chamber of Commerce and will be distributed as long as the supply lasts.
 MASS MEETlNG-A law enforce ment mass meeting will be held to- day at 3:30 D. m., in the Central church. Everyone interested in the enforcement of law is invited to be present.
 OPEN FORUM TODAY - James | W. Bowlen will speak at the Open Forum, 215 East Adams street, this evening at 8 o'clock. His subject will be "The Decay of Capitalism" A general discussion will follow. The public is invited to attend. GOES TO MOTOR MEMS MEET ING-S. E. Lewis of the Motor Sales company left last night for Chicago to attend the convention of the dis- trfbutors of the Mitchell Motor com pany. From there MT. Lewis will visit the factory at Racine, Wiscon- sin, returning to Phoenix in about two weeks.
 PAINTED BY SUNsHINE-H. L. Diller has brought to the Chamber of Commerce a cluster of the Pink | Grapefruit. grown by the .Diller Brothers on their several fruit farms. | These specimens bear a tinge of pink, blended with orange and green, as though they may have caught re- flection of the sunsets for which the | Salt River valley is famous.
 CALLS U. s. COURT CALENDAR William H. Sawtelle, United States district judge for the district of Ari- zona, called the Phoenix civil and criminal calendar in the federal court yesterday. and passed all the cases which were ready for trial to October 24, when the September term of court will open here. Judge Sawtelle left for Tucson last evening.
 PEANUTS GROWN HERE- Mrs. D. D. Lucas of the Wilson district has brought to the Chamber of Com merce two punches of Little Won der" peanuts, which. while immature, she believes will show most excel lent yields. A more complete re- port has been promised after har- vest.
 UNION TENT MEETING - The big union tent meeting continues. The tent Is filled every evening. People are urged to come early in order to get seat. Divine healing srevfces have brought wonderful re- suits. All the sick are asked to at tend and be prayed for. Services each evening at 7:30 o'clock. On Sunday at 2:SO p. m. and 7:30 D. m. Everybody come. All are welcome. A. F. Sutter, evangelist.
 | RECORD COTTON LIMB-Charles . | WaterhOuS cl1neripfeDdanf of ha Litchfield plantation, has brought to the chamber of commerce a limb of Pima cotton IT inches long that con- tains nine bolls of cotton. The re- markable thing about this limb is that there are two groups of three bolls each that grow from one joint like clusters of cherries. Mir. Water house is one of the most experienced cotton growers in the Salt River volley and he says that never before has he seen more than two bolls in a cluster, and this very rarely while this limb contains two clusters of three each. It seems to be a distinct mutation.
 NEGRO IS sHoT-John Joseph colored, owed John Lindsey, also col ored, S10, it was stated to the police last night. Discussion over the al- legged indebtedness resulted in Johr Joseph being sent to St. Joseph's hospital last night with a bullet hole in his body. Lindsey is said to have
 admitted he fired the shot which
 injured Joseph, but declared it wa:
 accidental. Mrs Effie Johnson. col ored, at whose home, 137 West Jack
 son street, the affair took place. wa! taken into custody by the police anC ! questioned. An operation was per. ' formed upon Joseph late last nigh l and the surgeons expressed tH, l opinion that he may live, although hi
 chances are said to be slight.