Arizona republican., 1922-02-14
RETURNS FROM TEXAS

nE OhNo Y NUN GNAS - GoeAti
II. Kyle has returned from Crockett,
Texas. where he Visited his mother
during her recent serious illness.
kIWANIS CLUB LUNCHEON -
The Kiwanis club will hold its regu-
lar weekly luncheon today noon at
the Hotel Adams.
PRESCOTT EDITOR IN CITY -
w. p. Stuart, editor and general man
ager of the Prescott Courier, Is IN
Phoenix to be here until after the
special session OF the legislature con-
venes on Wednesday.
ATTORNEY GENERAL TO BEN
SON--Attorney General w. j. Gal
braith is in Benson on official busi-
ness. His assistant, Judge w. S.
Perkins, is also absent from the city,
being in Tucson in the interests of
HIGH SCHOOL p. T. A. MEETS
The High School Parent Teacher as
sociation will hold an open meeting
Thursday afternoon in the high
school auditorium. A well-arranged
program will be presented at the con-
clusion of which, tea will be served.
HERE FROM CoLORADo-David
G.. Griffiths and Mrs. Catherine Lewis
of Ridgway, Colo, are here to visit
their brother and cousin, Evan Grif-
fiths, who lives on South Park road.
They are enjoying the Arizona sun
shine after leaving zero weather in
Colorado.
OBSERVE CHILD WELFARE
DAY--The Parent Teacher associa-
tion of Murphy district will observe
Child Welfare day on Friday, Febru-
ary II. An attractive program has,
been arranged and refreshments will
be served. A silver offering for child
welfare work will be accepted.
GOOD FOR BiDOY-A Black Mi
norca hen. making her home at S7S
North sixteenth street and the prop
erty of Robert =. Scott, has entered
in the contest for the largest egg.
This enterprIsing biddy has produced
specimen of egg that measures
eight inches around the largest cir
cumference and six and one-half
ipches around the smaller.
BISHOP TO PREACH-Bishop L.
w. Kyles of st. Louis, Mo, bishop of
the fourth Episcopal district of the
A. M. r. Zion church, will preach at
the First A. NJ. E. Zion church, Tenth
and Washington streets, tonight at
1880 o'clock. All are urged TO attend
and hear this man. The pastors or
the city are especially invited to be
DIVORCES FOR THREE-Three
DEGREES of divorce were granted yes
terday by Judge Joseph f. Jenckes
as follows: WA May Woods from
James C. Woods, charges non-sup-
port; Vada Lou Barrett from Purl
w. Barrett, charges cruelty; and
August Miller from Ada Miller,
charges desertion.
MUST DIVIDE CoUNTIEs-It is
obligatory upon the boards of super
visors to divide their several counties
into three suprevisoral districts. stat
cd w. j. Galbraith. attorney general.
in answer to an opinion requested on
the subject. Division into supervisor
al districts and election of supervis-
ors were also subjects decided by the
attorney general in his opinion.
NEW CATTLE COMPANT-The
Desert Cattle company incorporated
yesterday, filing its articles with the
corporation commission in which the
capital stock is given as $250,000 di-
vided into 250000 shares at the par
value of 81 each. The officers of the
company are prominent Tucson men
ard include o. T. Richey. president
and general manager. Tom X. Richey.
vice president and A. T. Smith.
DIRECTORS TO MEET-A meet
ing Of the board OF directors of the
Arizona Good Roads association has
been called for y. m, Wednesday,
at the rooms OF the chamber of com
merce. Plans for the big meeting OF
April "a will be outlined. Col j. A.
Rountree addressing the directors on
that subject. The committee on en-
tertainment for the Bankhead con-
vention will meet at p. m. OF the
same day. also with Col. Roundtree.
REVIVAL Is SUCCESS-A soul
saving campaign is in progress at
the First Pentecostal Assembly OF
God, located at Eighth and Washing
ton streets Evangelist Thomas is
doing some good preaching, and
Singing Evangelist Wilson of Los
Angeles is assisting. The services
on Sunday were exceptionally good In
every respect Meetings are held
every night at 1880 o'clock except
Saturday. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all.
ROOSEVELT FARM BUREAU
A regular meeting of the Roosevelt
farm bureau will be held at Neigh
borhood House this evening at s
O'Clock. Reports of committees and
a routine of business will be part
of the program. a special feature
agriculture which is being conduct
ed in the Salt River valley this week.
One or more good speakers from the
University Of Arizona will be pres
ent and a good attendance is hoped
for.
TO REPRESENT YAVAPAI-w.
Curtis Miller of Prescott will repre-
sent Yavapai county in the lower
house at the special session of the
legislature. Mr. Miller automatically
lost his membership in the legisla-
ture when he accepted the position of
assistant superintendent of schools.
A few days ago he rendered his res
ignation and the board OF supervisors
named him to succeed himself. Mr..
Miller. will answer to the roll call at
noon Wednesday.
oLD-TlME RESIDENTS VISIT
HERE - r. A. Brown, Civil war
veteran, with his wife, 0d-time resi-
dents of Arizona territory, who have
been visiting their son, John II.
Brown of 407 East Roosevelt street
left yesterday morning for their home
in Visalia, Calf. While here Mr.. and
Mrs. Brown made a pilgrimage to
Fort Mcdowell and succeeded in To-
eating and identifying the grave Of
their infant child, Emma A, who died
at Mcdowell and was buried there on
August 2s, 1868. Mr.. Brown also
located the old headquarters, the
commanding officers quarters. the
adjutants office and some OF the
ro l"rt named being mere
piles Of what once were adobe
houses.
{ TO GAS TAx-Asking the
hghway department to do it's
utmost to prevent congress from NO
ing tax on gasoline and automobiles,
various state highway departments
have writteni to Thomas Maddox.
state engineer. 1t is the contention
of the different states that the fed
eral government is invading a field
of taxation already used by the states
to secure revenue for which the tax