Arizona republican., 1922-03-12


LEAVES FOR YUMA-Rudolph
Kuchler. state land commissioner,
with Mrs. Kuchler. left last night for
Yuma on business connected with the
state land department in Yuma
county. He expects to return to
Phoenix Monday and Tuesday.
PIONEER CAMP TO MEET-The
Pioneer camp of the Royal Neigh
bors will hold short business meet
ing just before the dance to be given
by that society and the Modern
Woodmen tomorrow evening at the
K. of p. hail.
TO APPRAIsE STATE LANDS
I. L. Mcleod and E. II. Lynch, en-
gins9rs connected with the state land
department left Friday for Oracle in
Pinal county to make Investigations
and appraisals of state lands in Pinal,
Pima and Santa Cruz counties which
are to be. brought up by the land de-
partment for sale in the near future.
? CHURCH LECTURE SUNDAY
Announcement was made yesterday
that DR.. William ]. Johnson of st.
Paul, Mimi, associate secretary of
the Presbyterian Board OF Temper
ance and Moral Welfare. is to lecture
at the First Presbyterian church Sun
day, March 10.
WINS SACK OF sUGAR-H. S.
Griswold, of 356 North Third avenue.
was the holder of the lucky number
which won a sack of cane sugar given
away by the Sanitary grocery last
night. A similar sack of sugar will
be given away every Saturday night.
A ticket will be given with each dol
lar purchase.
JOINT SOCIAL MEETING-Mod-
ern Woodmen and the Royal Neigh
bors will give a joint social and dance
at the X. of P. hall Wednesday even
ing. The prize banner in the mem
bership campaign in the Modern
Woodmen will be given to the lodge.
A fine entertainment has been pre-
pared, and there win be refreshments
and dancing.
THANKS r. A. REID-A letter of
appreciation has been sent by the
chamber OF commerce to President f.
A. Reid, of the Salt River Valley
Water Users association, thanking
him for his cooperation in the en-
tertainment of Branson De Cou. who
came her for the purpose of taking
motion pictures OF the valley. 1t was
through the help of Mr. Reid that a
motor ear was secured for transport
ing Mr.. De Cou and his equipment to
the Roosevelt dam.
TAXPAYER WORKERS INVITED
All active women workers for the
Taxpayers ticket will be entertained,
Wednesday evening at O'Clock, by
Miss May Utley at her home. 1105
East Mcdowell street. Those wish
ing to go out by automobile please
notify Mrs. Griggs, information booth,
Grand Central market, Monday at 4
o'clock.
PROHIBITION DIRECTOR RE-
TURNS - Prohibition Director Mike
Cassidy returned Friday night from
Tucson where he has been present at
the trials in the federal court OF vio
lators of the national prohibition act.
before Judge William II. Sawtelle.
Not single violator of the federal
prohibition act tried i'm the federal
court this term has been turned loose
by jury, Director Cassidy stated
yesterday. The record to date on
federal prohibition violation cases is
4s convictions out OF 81 cases. There
are nearly so cases now pending.
w. u. A. TO ELECT OFFICERS
All members OF the salt River Valley
Water Users association who expect
to run for office at the coming gem
eral election, to be held April 4, must
have their nomination petitions in at
the headquarters of the association
by March "a. it was announced yes
terday by Secretary Henshaw. At
the general election, April 4, a presi
dent is to be chosen as well as one
member of the board and one mer./ er
Of the council from each of the 10
districts. The president will serve
a term of two years, the councilmen,
one year, and the members of the
board. three years.
EXPRESS APPRECIATION-The
Y. w. c. A. expressed yesterday its
appreciation of all assistance given
by cast, committees and workers
which made the success Of SPRING
time complete. Every member OF the
cast. especially the principals, worked
faithfully and gave of time and ener-
gy without the slightest thought OF
self. All proved their splendid rossi-
bilities in dramatic work as well as
their training in the past in musical
way. Mrs. Burton Thatcher, the ac-
companist, has exceptional ability as
an accompanist and carried the re
sponsibiiity of the Instrumental back
gEound for the singing.