Arizona republican., 1921-10-07

tion for the Mesa game to be played | at Riverside park tomorrow.
 There was notice yesterday that | all cadets who are tardy for any | - ----------
 PUPPY WANTS HoME-There is male puppy at 9S West Willetta street that wants a home.
 NEW PHOENIX REsiDENT-H. c. | Sprunger. formerly of Wicl1enburg, is now residing at 1917 West Monroe street.
 RNiNe ToDAY-David Goldberg is expected home this morning from San Francisco. where he spent a months vacation.
 FROM PRESCOTT-SilasT Toles ar rived yesterday from Prescott to spend an indefinite period here with
 his sister, Elsie Toles, state super | intendent of public instruction.
 HOME FROM SUMMER IN IOWA MT. and Mrs Greig Scott of 3305 | North Central avenue returned on
 Monday from West Union, Iowa,
 where they have been for the past | three months.
 LEAVING HOSPITAL = Edward
 Carter of the adjutant generals of
 flee, who was recently operated upon for appendicitis, will leave the hos pital today and rest at his home the
 remainder of the week. He will be on
 duty Monday.
 l CHANGE HEARING DATE-The { rate hearing of the Tucson Gas, Flee ] tric Light and Power company, which
 was set for Oct. 25, was changed to Oct 26 by the corporation commits
 sion yesterday, owing to an inter-
 state commerce commission hearing
 to be held in Phoenix on the original
 date.
 THESE WILL WED-Licenses to
 marry were issued yesterday to Thomas Atkinson, 24, and Dora H.
 Johnson, 27, both of Phoenix: Ramon 7 Rosales, "A, and Martha James. IT,
 both of Phoenix; Jesse G. Davis, 2S. of Jasper, Okla, and Ruth c. For l ney of Peoria.
 HEARING CONTINUED-The pre- l liminary hearing of O. J. Skaggs on a statutory charge was continued yes
 terday by Justice Henry J. Sullivan
 until Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. Skaggs was released yesterday under [ a bond of 5000, which he furnished, 5 to appear for the hearing Tuesday morning.
 l, CHICKEN DINNER-The Roose- 5 welt Parent-Teacher association will 3 serve a chicken dinner from to } o'clock this evening in the school ] lunch room. The committee in charge ) has made arrangements to care for , town patronage, believing that many
 will respond to the invitation to at- ? tend real country dinner.
 ALL-DAY MEETiNG-An all-day . meeting of the Woman's Circle of ] Cavalry Baptist church will be held \ today at the home of Mrs Espy, 755 East Brill street. Women are urged 3 to bring warm clothing, bedding : soap, safety pins, etc, to help fill a Q ship which will carry aid to the suf- s fering people of Central Europe. d COOP STORE MEETING-An j. stockholders and friends of tht : Phoenix operative store are urged n to be present at a general member e ship meeting to be held this evening = at Labor Temple, 215 East Adams . street. Opportunity will be given tS
 meet MT. Wagner, the new store manager, and to enjoy program o s music, refreshments and dancing. g MISSIONARY MEETING -- Th' - Woman's Missionary Union of thu IT First Southern Baptist church vii e meet at o'clock this afternoon a - the home of Miss Erin Began, SCI i. North Fifth street. It is importan :, that every member of the society b' = present. All women of the congre :, gation are invited.
 ] T. V MN nOW 1As ' Mrs. l.. w. Sadler returned yester day from a two weeks motor tril v through northern Arizona. Most O y their vacation was spent near Pres q colt. They report roads in poor con | divition, due to rains. MT. Sadie
 is general manager of the. Carl H l. Anderson Insurance agency. '- STARTING VACATION - Mrs I. H. Flames, private secretary to Co = James H. McClintock. state historian IS will be one of the last employees O le the state to take her vacation. Mrs l. Flames worked through the summe it months, not missing day at her of y flee on the fourth floor of the stat le house. Her vacation will begin O d Monday and will cover the regulatio It two weeks period.
 a NURSES TO MEET-An impor d tant meeting of the Maricopa Count le Graduate Nurses association will b to held at the assembly room at tn
 Doctors and Nurses Directory, 31 m West Jefferson street, at 2:30 o'cloc D. tomorrow afternoon. The chief busi at ness of the meeting will be the form as ulation of plans for the convention ( ed the state association at Tucson O ne October 20 and q.
 us REALTORS MEET MONDAY-TF 1e regular semi-monthly meeting of tf at Salt River Valley Realtors associs re ton will be held at the America ed Kitchen at noon on Monday, Oct he Realtor w. c. Tolleson will haN % charge of the meeting, with the Ho do Rudolph Kuch1er, state land commi: he sioner. and Harry l.. Pierce, assess q of Maricopa county, speakers of Il l, day. Phone Secretary F. A. Jefferso ell 71O, for reservation.
 FRIDAY CLUB EON-Tl
 Friday club, the most exclusive stut
 club in the city, will open its seasc
 today with a luncheon at the Won
 ans club, presided over by Mrs. Hai old Baxter, the president. The initi | meeting will be in charge of the hou' committee, Mrs. H. J. Jessop, chai man; Mrs. Sims Ely and Mrs. loser
 Sherburne Jenckes. The study tn
 season will be devoted to the Balks states.
 I NEW COPPER CoMPANY-Ar
 icles of incorporation of the Gallu . Copper company were filed with t N corporation commission yesterda
 The capital stock of the compan
 which has its principal place of bus |. ness in Hayden, is given as $1.600,0 divided into a like number of shar . at the par value of $I each. The o
 ficers of the corporation are G. . Hognason of Combrero Butte; R. . Campbell of Yuma and c. H. Studle
 Jr of Hayden.
 ASKS TO SELL SHARES-T
 Big Four Metals Mine company
 Kingman and Rigefarm, H.. yeste
 day filed an application with the co
 DOratiOn commission for permiSSi