Arizona republican., 1921-11-01
J. sAuMERr IS HERE-l

A. J. BAUMERT IS HERE-An- drew J. Baumert, Jr., general manager of the Tucson Citizen, spent Sunday with his family and will return to Tucson this evening.
 VISITORS FROM PRESCOTT R. N. Fredericks and A. A. Johns of Prescott were in Phoenix yesterday on business.
 S.-A. w. V. TO MEET-The Span American war veterans will meet at the Lamson Business college, 2S West Washington street, at 8 o'clock this evening to discuss the details of their participation in the Industrial Week parade All members of the organization are requested to attend this meeting.
 FOWLER WOMAN'S cLUB-The meeting of the Fowler Woman's club which was postponed from last Thursday on account of the district federation of woman's clubs conven- ton will be held on Thursday of this week at 2;30 D. m. at the home of Mrs. E. W. Mccullough, on the Yuma road
 TO HOLD JOINT MEETINo-A joint meeting of the Tolleson and Pendergast districts will be held at Ward school No. l, Tolleson, tonight at o'clock. An interesting program has been arranged and matters of community importance will be taken up. Everyone Interested in the prog ress of these two districts is expected to attend the meeting.
 GRAHAM COUNTY JUDGE ON BENCH-Judge R. w. Chambers of the superior court of Graham county sat in the supreme court yesterday, Jr,G ftr1r haff df n l. flied in the case of J. w. Wamble, ap- ! pellant versus Ella F. Evants and 1 William F. Evants. apelles, which was argued and submitted. The suit
 was over the rights of a homestead. | MAY SELL SHARES-The eorpo- ration commission yesterday author l ized the Lazy Boy Gold Mines com l pany to issue and sell 25, ,000 shares of l its stock at , cents a share. The company incorporated in September 1 1915. with an authorized capitaliza- | ton of $1.000. 900, divided into 1.0O0.- | 900 shares with par value of Sl. 1 The property is located in the San ] Francisco mining district in Mohaye 1 county.
 | kIWANIS CLUB LUNCHEON-Dr | Al Tuthill will be speaker of the day at the regular weekly luncheon of the ! Kiwanis club at the Y. NJ. C. A, his subject being one having to do with i the control of cancer, this week be- i ing Cancer Prevention week through out the United States. Jack Martin ! will make his report on the district l convention at Albuquerque, and mem bers of the Musical Events club will provide the entertainment. W. B Wilkinson will be chairman of the day and Al Viault gives the attend l ance prize.
 TWIN GIRLS ARRIVE-Joseph F Noble. deputy county attorney, ant Mrs. Noble, 905 East Garfield street
 are receiving the congratulations o 1 their many friends upon the arriVa of the stork at their home yesterday
 morning with twin girls. weighins | seven pounds each. Despite the fac
 that many names have been sug gested for the newly arrived girls, th'
 proud parents refuse to be rushed 1T the matter of selecting suitable names for the pair. The mother and thu
 babies are reported doing nicely.
 GOVERNOR HOME TODAY-Gov Thomas l.. Campbell is expected t'
 return to the capital today from Tue
 son to attend the regular meeting o
 the state land department, of whicl
 he is chairman. The governor ha
 Leen absent since Friday, when h.
 attended a meeting of the board O
 regents of the state university in Tue
 son. He then looked into the hospI
 talization situation there, going t
 Florence on Sunday, when he inspect
 ed the state penitentiary. He wa in Tucson again yesterday, where h
 made an address last evening on "Ari
 zona" at the twenty fifth anniversar
 of the chamber of commerce celebra ] tipf