Arizona republican., 1921-08-18

ON MOTOR TRIP-Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Clark and daughter, Miss Adelaide Abbott, are on motor trip in the northern part of the state.
 HOME FROM coAsT-Walter W. Smith. deputy in the county re- corder's office. returned yesterday from a two weeks vacation trip to the coast.
 ON BUSINESS TouR-Secretary Ed Stephens of the live stock sani- tary board, will leave this morning for a tour of Pinal and Pima coun- ties and the south on official busi- ness.
 HAVE NEW DAuGHTER-Mr. and Mrs Bryant R. Turner are the | parents of 71z pound daughter, born at the Sisters hospital at o'clock last night. The newcomer has
 been named Jayne Rawson. BUSINESS MEETING Arizona Rebekah lodge No. will hold busi- ness meeting at the Odd Fellows hall tonight. All members are urged to. attend, as business of importance is THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses
 to marry were issued yesterday to Ellison Carroll Turner, 21, and Eileen Lewis, IS, both of Phoenix; and Carl E. Hudson. AS. and Avis Burnett | Rogers, 34, both of Glendale. UNDELNERED TELEGRAMS - | The following undelivered telegrams are at the local office of the Vest l ern Union: Harry Clark, w. c. Eos ter. Airline Griffith, J. c. Wanslee,
 Frank Creamery company. F. F. Dah- l lain, Charles Smith,
 EAnC Glil1 TN-E rd I yesterday pleaded guilty before Jus- tice Henry J. Sullivan to charge of simple assault and was fined $20. The complaint was filed by F. A. Tuch.
 FINED FOR sPEEDiNG-Hank Bryandt yesterday pleaded guilty be- fore Justice Henry J. Sullivan to a
 charge O. exceeding the speed limits
 on the Tempe highway and was fined SEQ. The complaint was made by F.
 A. Bell. motorcycle officer.
 I TO PAY GUARpSMEN-There will
 be expended of federal funds for the
 support of the National Guard of
 Arizona within the next few days
 $9374.41. most of it for the mems pay. T Of this amount $10s7.50 will go to the
 caretakers of the horses of the bat
 teries.
 I SEEKING Jo6s--officers of Will
 liam F. Blake post No. 40 (colored) of the American Legion announced
 yesterday they are seeking work for
 number of colored ex-service men The men may be reached by tele-
 phoning 49SS or 1242.
 RETURNS FORM EAsT-Howard B. Claflin, superintendent of the city water department. has returned from
 Chattanooga. Tenn, where he at tended the annual convention of the Dokeys as a representative of the !, Arizona 1odge Phoenix weather is l nooga weather, Mir. Claflin said. Il VISITING HERE-Miss Elizabetf Wing of F't Collins. Colo. is spend. ing part of her vacation visiting hel , father and sister. c. Q. Wing and , Mrs R. w. Shaw, at their home or Longview avenue. Miss Wing is as. sistant professor of chemistry at thu ! Colorado Agricultural College. COMMISSION TO MEET Tn, , first meeting of the state live stocl ! commission since the death of Chair ! man F. H. Crabb. will be held mex Monday. It is expected then tha , Frank Moore of Douglas. member o
 the board, will be chosen to succeed him. Governor Campbell has not ye made announcement of successo
 to the membership.
 l, ON THEFT cHARcE-Nelli ! Robles. a Mexican woman. yesterda.
 pleaded not guilty to a charge of pett. ! larceny, before Justice Henry J. Sul : lfvan, who set the case down for tria this morning The woman was com 1. mitted to the county jail in defaul of d $100 bond. She is charged witt
 taking one ounce of morphine iron
 Wayland's Second Avenue Pharmacy