Arizona republican., 1922-06-21
STILL IS TAKEN IN
RAID NEAR TEMPE;
ONE MAN ARRESTED

TEMPE, June 20.-NIr Woods. our
Tempe sheriff, located and captured
a stlil south of town on the High Line
Monday. Jose Valenzula was the
proud owner, manager, distributor
ana cashier of the institution, but
since Mr.. Woods visited Joe he has
changed his mind about the easy life
OF the bootlegger. Two barrels of
mash and about a half gallon of
Whiskey were captured.
On Sick List
Neils Petersen is on the sick list
this week. Mr.. Petersen is not seri-
ously i'll and his friends hope to see
him out in few days.
Pythian Sisters
Inc Pythian Sisters will meet at
the hall Thursday evening at o'clock
for the regular business and in addi
ton there Will be initiatory work in
receiving some new members. All
members requested to be present
To Attend Mothers Funeral
Grant Jones left Monday night for
Bloomington, H., to attend the flu
neral of his mother Mrs. Jones is
well known in the valley as she
spent many winters in Arizona.
Warning to the Generous
The Arizona Childrens home is well
known In all parts of Arizona. 1t
has many friends in Tempe. Several
towns in Arizona have been visited
recently by men representing or sup
posedly representing similar institu-
tions in other states. The worst
thing about these agents is that they
try to make Arizona people believe
that they are collecting for the Ari-
zona Children's home. This is moth
ing new. The home at Albuquerque,
n. NJ. has sent their agents each
year for at least 10 years. They do
this in spite of protests from Arizona,
in spite of promises that they will not
do 1t again and in spite Of the fact
that the National Association of Chill
dren's Homes has warned them not TO
do it. It seems that our only pro-
lection is to give this fact wide pub
licity and warn people to be careful
what they give money for. Mr.. Reed
is the only man in Arizona to collect
for the Arizona home.
Longest Day
If every one will watch, they will
see or feel the earth tip back towards
the north some time today. At least
this is the longest day of the year
let our imaginations work on the
subject it may be possible to get
some comfort out of the idea that
each day will be a couple of minutes
shorter from today on and that the
sun is supposed to strike us with
little less force each day. In speak
ing of this prospect to some farmers
near Tempe not much interest or
faith was excited.
To Visit San Antonio
IneZ Melius, one of the Normal
girls and for several months living
with her mother at the Casa Iona,
left Monday night for a visit to her
father in San Antonio.
Mrs. Thomas La Mar left on the
same train for visit to Kansas
Party to Friends
Miss Catherine Henness gave a lit
tie party at her parents home last
Friday night to about Is Of her school
friends.
Boy Scouts
Boy Scouts wishing TO go TO Camp
Geronimo June 27 should see Mr.. Cab
bard or Professor Rowe
Banker Leaves
Dwight Babcock. who has been
with the Tempe National bank for
a couple of years, returned to his old
home in Nebraska City.
Nominating Petitions
Nominating petitions for several
Democratic candidates are at Laird &
Dimes and can be signed there by
friends of the candidates.
No Summer Sessions
The Daughters of the Confederacy
will not meet again until September.
Regular Ladies' Aid
The Ladies' aid of the Christian
church will meet as usual at the
church Thursday for an all-day
meeting.
All Bills Paid
All bills for the Tempe schools are
reported paid and we start the new
year with clean slate. The board