Arizona republican., 1922-05-24
Coming Events

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o'clock to receive clothing for Near
East Refer.
Thursday, May 25-Junior Guild all
day picnic at Riverside park.
Thursday, May 25-RecitaI at Arizona
School of Music, 8:15 .. m.
Thursday, May 25-Junior Guild all
day picnic at Riverside park. Last
meeting of year.
Friday, May 26-Rotary club weekly
luncheon meeting at Hotel Adams,
1910 p. m.
Saturday, May 27 Last meeting
Pan. Hellenic club, election of Of
ficers, at Ranch House, I p. m.
Friday, June 2-Dance festival by
pupils OF e. Paula Revare at Ari-
zona School of Music, 8:15 .. m.
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UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS-
There are kilograms at the Western
Union for d. C. Scarborough, Walter
Harve, Hydro Toron Sales company,
John X. Ayers, care Ayers and Jones;
Mrs. Freda Miller, Mrs. E. Wander
ford.
scoTTsDALE FARM BUREAU
There will be a. special meeting of
the Scottsdale farm bureau at the
Scottsdale school house on Thursday
evening at o'clock for the purpose
of discussing cooperative marketing.
Speakers from the county farm bu-
reau will speak on the, grain and
dairy associations
TO HOLD BOX socIAL-The
Capitol City Rebekah lodge will hold
a box social this evening at Odd
Fellows hall. An interesting pro-
gram has been arranged which in
cludes music and other features.
after which there will be auctioning
of the lunch boxes. the whole to be
followed by cards and dancing. All
women are requested to bring we'll
filled lunch boxes and the men should
have well-filled pocketbooks as the
money secured on this occasion is
to be used in the lodge fund. All
Rebekahs and Odd Fellows and their
friends are invited to attend
NEW CONCERN HERE-Herbert
C. Legg G. Co. is new firm in Phoe-
nix located at 80 West Van Buren,
street. This concern specialiZes in
contractors equipment and carries a
large stock. Mr.. Legg is a construc
tion engineer of practical experience.
He formerly operated in Denver. His
| father also was a contractor and
| constructed the FL Paso and South
western railroad from Fairbanks to
Tucson some II or 10 years ago.
GO TO STUDY PAviNG-Howard
S. Reed, city engineer. with his as
sistant. Henry Reiger, left overland
last night for an inspection trip to
several coast cities, where a close
study will be made of methods and
| materials used in municipal paving.
| 1t will also be the purpose of Mr..
| Reed on this trip to secure a con-
| s,Ilting engineer that can work out
| some OF the present problems of the
| Verde water system.
M. AND M. MEETS TONIGHT
| Members of the Merchants and Man
| ufacturers association will meet in
business session at the chamber of
commerce tonight at o'clock. AS
matters of urgent Importance will be
taken up, full attendance is ex-
pected. Part Of the meeting will be
devoted to the question of closing
stores on Thursday of each week
throughout the summer
SOUTH DAKOTA PICNlC-All
former residents of South Dakota
now living in the Salt River valley
are invited TO attend the annual bas-
ket picnic of the South Dakota soci-
ETY. which will be held this year at
the Maricopa Country club next Sat
urday from O'Clock until o'clock.
Dinner will be served at 6 O'Clock.
Coffee. cream and sugar will be fur
nished by the society. Arrangements
have been made by the society for
free admission to the park. Those
desiring to attend are requested to
call the secretary, Mrs. A. 2. Hewes.
| phone 3774.
Big EARLY REGISTRATION
a
| been passed, according to Miss Edith
Jacobs, county recorder. who re-
ports that 1900 names have already
| been entered. AT the general regis
! tration two years ago there were
| $1,000 registered. Registration this
year started three weeks ago and will
! close September /.
OPEN ROAD BIDS TO-DAY -
! Thomas Maddox, state engineer, left
last night for Holbrook, where he
will open bids today in the Navajo
county court house for the construc-
/ ton of 33 miles of the Old Trails
| highway between Holbrook and Wins
| low. This project known as federal
aid project No. 40, calls for the grad
ing and surfacing of the road 20 feet
/ wide and the construction of all nee
essary drainage structures and cul-
| Nti ne NOEh Will Dt dS
soon as the contract is awarded
BRYAN AT SALOME-Ernest r.
| Hall, secretary of state, is in receipt
of a letter from his brother Dick
| Hall of Salome stating that William
Jennings Bryan and Mrs. Bryan
| stopped in Salome on May IS for two
| nights, en- route to California, while
! their automobile was undergoing re-
| pairs. Mr.. Bryan, according to the
| letter, was much impressed with the
rose garden of Mr. Hail. and also
| complimented upon the high stand
ard of the Salome Sun, of which Mr..
Hall is the editor and publisher. Mr..
| Bryan declared the paper to be the
equal of any in the United States.
| The Sun is probably the only paper
! in the United States that is not
! printed. 1t is twop page sheet made
on a mimeograph and for that rea-
son is first class newspaper ac-
cording to postal regulations, as
printed papers are carried second
| class.
OLD MINER VISITS HERE-Dan
Rose of Globe arrived in town yester-
day morning on his way to Salt Lake
City TO meet some old friends in
| relation TO mining properties in the
Mazatzal mountains. There are sew
eral properties in that region of
values which have been recognized
| by experts. but until recently they
| were almost inaccessible. 1t used to
take three days to make the trip from
| Globe to them. But since the build
ing of the Miami Superior road. the
/ trip can be made in five or six hours.
This particular property contains a
/ vast sunlolV OF low grade ore carrV- =