Arizona republican., 1922-01-05
INFORMATION AWAITS

INFORMATION AWAITS - The
service section of the American Red
Cross. Room 516 Heard building. has
telegraphic information awaiting Lii
lian Gardner or Daniel Gardner.
WILCOX CATTLEMAN HERE
William Riggs of Wilcox, president
of the Riggs Cattle company. was in
Phoenix yesterday on business before
the state land department.
ENGINEER GOES TO YUMA-E.
A. Wolf, chief construction engineer
of the state highway department,
left yesterday for Yuma on business
connected with the completion of the
Yuma-Welton road.
MRS. HARLAN IMPROVES-Mrs
Lawrence Harlan. chief stenographer
with the rate department of the cor
poration commission, who was ope-
rated upon early in the week for
appendicitis, was reported greatly inn
proved yesterday
MEETING is PoSTPoNED-Be-
cause OF the bad condition of the
roads the regular meeting of the
council of the District Federation of
Women's clubs has been postponed
from today until Wednesday, Janu-
ary IL.
FINE DOG WANTS HOME - A
fine-looking English shepherd dog,
which wandered upon the grounds
at the state insane asylum and which
is believed to be ownerless, is being
held there until someone who likes
real dogs will give it home.
POSTPONE w. c. T. U. ELEc-
TION-The annual business meeting
and election of officers of thew. c.
T. u, scheduled for today, has been
postponed one week. 1t was deemed
advisable to postpone the meeting
due to the bad conditions of the
country roads which would not per-
NIT the presence of the members of
the union who live in the rural dis
tricts.
PoVLoWA SALE OPENS - The
subscribers seat sale for Pavlowa
opens at 10 o'clock this morning and
continues for one week. at the Com
mercial hotel. Mr.. Salter, who has
charge of the sale of reserved seats,
advises that only subscribers will be
allowed to purchase seats during this
week. and that those who have not
subscribed may get their seats after
next week.
216035, has become the champion
producer in the state of Arizona for
cows IL years and over. Childeberte
is a Jersey COW, tested and owned
by the University of Arizona. At the
age Of IL years and nine months she
produced 1915 pounds of milk and
475.S5 pounds of butter-fat at the
start of the test.
HOME FROM HOLIDAY VISIT
Oscar Zapf, clerk of the investment
department of the corporation COM
mission, returned yesterday after an
absence over the holiday season. Mr..
Zapf spent Christmas with his moth
er, Mrs. C. A. Miller of Ajo, and the
new Years was passed in Yuma with
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Kelly and Senator
Eddy.
OFFER FREE cAMP-In kind
hearted sympathy for any persons
of families who have been compelled
to leave their homes or ranches on
account of the high water from the
Cave creek flood, +. l.. Warner and
Lizzie Warner, his wife, have of
fered free permission to camp at
Warmers Heights on the Tempe road.
where there is plenty of good soft wa
ter and the land is high and dry
L. S. MARSHAL RETURNs-Jo-
seph p. Dillon. United States mar
shall for the district of Arizona, re-
turned yesterday from Los Ange-
les, having gone to the coast city with
u. l.. Judd, who is charged with hav-
ing engaged in the smuggling of Chi
nese across the International boun-
Diary line in southern California. Judd
was captured some time ago at Yuma
His three alleged partners are in
Jail in Los Angeles.
CHARLES r. HOWE lLL-Charles
r. Howe, chairman of the state tax
commission. is confined to his home
with a severe attack of appendicitis.
The remaining members of the COM
mission, E. A. Hughes and Frank
Luke are in Tombstone where they
are sitting in a hearing relative to
an emergency Cochise county has
asked permission to include an addi-
| tional s12,470 on its tax levy to be
! applied on certain depleted county
| funds.
GOVERNOR RETURNS TODAY
! Governor Thomas r. Campbell Will
/ be at his desk in the state house to-
| day after two days absence In
! Tucson where he attended the exec
utive board meeting of the indus
| trial conference and a meeting Of the
board OF regents of the state uni
versity. One of the many matters OF
business that will claim the COVER
nor's attention this afternoon viii be
the extradition hearing set for
/ O'Clock when L. A. Pond will fight
! his return to New Mexico where he is
| wanted for alleged misuse of $400
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