Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1922-05-19


PHAD CLUB TO INITIATE - The
Phad club will initiate new members
at the regular meeting Friday night
Members will meet at the First
Methodist church at 1880. The social
committee, is keeping secret the place
of final destination. AS this is a
business meeting only members will
attend The president, Dean Thayer
is going away for the summer and
will not be able to serve any longer
so new president must be elected
WANT CARS FOR AJO - The
American Legion baseball team of
the local post will leave at o'clock
this afternoon for Ajo, where game
with the Ajo. legion team will be
played Saturday. Several of the
players are without accommodations
to the mining city and anyone hav-
ing room for one or more players is
requested to communicate with w. +.
Mccoy. telephone 4947, or the cham
Der of commerce
TUCSON TO BOOST S. r. v. -
The Tucson chamber of commerce
has arranged for two big windows on
Congress street where Salt River val
ley products will be displayed during
Buy Arizona Products" week. One
display of products of the soil; the
other for the display of manufactured
products, the communication to the
Phoenix chamber of commerce said.
HAD BIG iNSURANCE-Life in
surance to the amount Of $2,O0O000,
representing nearly half of his per-
sonal fortune, was carried by the late
Henry p. Dawson, New York finan-
cieR it has become known. OF this
amount, 100000 was in the New York
Life Insurance company. being the
limit that company will carry on one
life. The first policy for $250,000
was taken in 1911 and the second, for
$4,000. in 1915.
coNFERs WITH PRESIDENT -
Governor Thomas z. Campbell, now
in Washington. D. c., in the interests
of the Smith McNary irrigation bill,
yesterday had a conference with
President Harding on the bill. On
Wednesday, Governor Campbell had
conference with Albert B. Fall,
secretary OF the interior with refer
ence to the bill, and in a wire to his
office in Phoenix yesterday. stated
that he found Secretary Fall very
favorable toward reclamation. The
fight on the bill, Governor Campbell
ers.
MINER is Notwithstanding to
a telegram received yesterday by
John F. White, state mine inspector.
from f. F. Meyers, deputy inspector
at Bisbee. George Staley. q miner.
was killed yesterday in shaft No. 3
of the Calumet and Arizona Mining
company, near Bisbee. No details of
the fatal accident were given in the
message.
EXAMINED FOR COMMISSION
Examination of Warren A. Grossetta
of Tucson for a commission as major
in the officers reserve corps was held
yesterday in the office of Colonel
Walter S. ingalls,, adjutant general,
by the examining board OF Arizona.
Mr.. Grossetta is seeking an appoint
ment as major in the quartermaster'
corps OF the o. r. c. of the motor
transport section. The examining
A. Hanigan, Major John Nick. Red
mond and Major Charles d. kennison.
The result Of the examination will be
sent to the commanding general of
the Eighth Army corps area at Fort
Sam Houston, Texas, for the final
decision
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of
were granted yesterday
by the corporation commission to the
Tucson Mortgage and Finance COM
pany of Tucson. The capital stock of
the company is given as 100000 di-
vided into shares of 500 each. The
and officers Of the COM
pany are as follows: G. f. Franklin,
president; NJ. G. Davenport, vice.
and Victor A. Libretti,
secretary and treasurer.
MAY SELL SHARES--A permit to
issue and sell 100000 shares OF trea-
sury stock to j. T. Burns at cents
a share was issued to the Northern
Consolidated Mining company of
by the corporation com
mission yesterday. The company was
incorporated on March IL, 1911, with
a capital stock of S1,500,000 divided
into shares of 81 each.
AlL-DAY MEETiNG-The wom-
en- of the Central Christian church
will hold their weekly day meet
ing at the church today. Division
No. will serve the luncheon.
WOMAN'S CIRCLE TO MEET --
The Woman's Circle of the Calvary
Baptist church, 90 South Second
avenue. will meet at o'clock this
afternoon in the building back OF the
church. Subscribers to the Missions"
are requested to bring the
May number.
COOKED FOOD sALE-The Girls
society of Trinity cathedral
will hold a cooked food sale at the
Grand Central market Saturday. be-