Arizona republican., 1922-06-21
localities

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL HEAD
HERE-James H. Larson, superln-
tendent of the state industrial school
at Fort Grant, arrived in PhoenlA
Sunday to drive one-ton truck back
to the school. He also took pack
with him two parole violators VINO
have been sent back to the school by
the probation authorities.
DIES IN LOS ANGELES-Word
has been received in Phoenix OF the
death of Lieut. Arthur S. Tibbltts,
which occurred in Los Angeles June
Z. Mr.. Tibbitts was a veteran OF
the Spanish war and is survived py
his widow, Mrs. Mae Tibbitts.
GO TO cALIFoRNlA-Mrs. F. G.
Hicks and daughter Esther left yes
terday morning for Los Angeles ana
various other parts of Callfornia.
They expect to be gone month.
TO EXAMINE CONFIRMATION
CLASS-The catechumens of the
Zion Evangelical Lutheran church
who will he confirmed next Sunday
will be publicly examined by the pas
tor on Friday evening at s o'clock
The public is invited.
RETURNS FROM ViSIT-F. A.
Jefferson. secretary of the Realty
Board. returned Friday from three
weeks visit in California. Mr.. JEFF
ferson was delegate to the National
Realtors convention at San Fran
cisco.
70 PRESENT PRoGRAM-Th
Woman's Missionary Union of the
First Southern Baptist church will
present a program on Wednesday
evening at o'clock at the cchurCh
at Fourth and Fillmore streets. The
subject will be THE worlds great
need of Christian education The
organizations of young people COM
ing under this head will participate
in the program.
UNDELIvERED TELEGRAMs-
There are kilograms at the Western
Union for Louis Ypman, Ethel Green,
(colored) r. G. Langmade, John Ell
see, Z. r. Chambers Geo. De La
Flechelle, Mrs. Y. P. Wilson care Mrs.
Londell, II. G. Cowan, c. L. Racey.
FINE FISHING AT MORMON
LAkE-In order that Arizona sum-
mer resorts may come in for their
with the BUY Home Products" idea,
Nelson D. Brayton, NJ D. has writ
ten to the secretary of the Phoenix
excellent conditions at Mormon lake,
near Flagstaff. DR.. Brayton re-
ports that record catches of perch,
bass and catfish are being made in
the lake every day. The trip is made
by automobile by way of Roosevelt,
Payson, Jerome and Verde or via
Ashforll.
u. S. GRAND JURY DELAYED
Due to the absence of Assistant
United States2 Attorney Francis ID.
Cradle. the federal grand jury will
not re-eonvene this morning as
scheduled According to the United
States attorneys office the grand
Jury will be called TO resume it's in
vestigations the latter part of this
week
Contracts have been awarded by the
Phoenix postoffice to three individ-
uals to carry mail routes in the Salt
River valley beginning July l. Jen-
ME P. Stout, of Scottsdale will carry
mail route between Phoenix and
Scottsdale daily, except Sunday. 5.
w. Storts will carry route between
Phoenix and Komatke, distance OF
II miles Lucius l.. Gardner has
been awarded a contract to carry this
mail from Phoenix to Mesa from
July l, 1922 TO June 80.
HELD FOR HEARlNG-Mike Con
zales was arraigned before Justice
Henry j. Sullivan on a criminal
charge yesterday and held under $500
bond for a preliminary hearing to-
day.
FOUND GUILTY.. C. Soyer and
Pernide Fonfrea, Jointly charged with
manufacturing liquor, were found
guilty by jury in Judge r. c. STAN
ford's division of the superior court
yesterday. They will be sentenced
tomorrow morning at $3.50 o'clock.
ENLIGHTENMENT CHARGED -
Clarence L. Harelson of Glendale was
arraigned before Justice Henry j.
Sullivan yesterday on a charge of
embezzlement. He is alleged to have
appropriated TO his own use s2,S42.79
which is alleged to have been the
property of Richard Blake. Harle-,
son will be given preliminary hear
ing ON the ccharge June %.
TWO DIVORCES GRANTED
Judge Joseph S. Jenckes handed
down DEGREES yesterday granting di-
vorces to Clara c. Williams from
William Williams and to G. A. La