Arizona republican., 1922-01-31

After the primaries registration Will
reopen March 6 and continue until
March "a.
YOUNG MAN desires good room
and beard with private family must
be close in and reasonable. Box BIS,
Republcan.-AdV. &
DOG WANTS HoME-Humane
officer Canning advises that male
fox terrieer may be obtained at l245
East Culver street.
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE PARTY
Morris Alexander of Los Angeles,
who is spending the winter at Beth
any Home. was pleasantly surprised
with a party marking his birthday
yesterday. He was presented with
several beautiful articles of JewelIy.
Refreshments were served by the
host, C. II. Kunselman and hostess
Miss Sarah Crawford. All enjoyed
delightful time.
TWO HELD AS DESERTERS-
Soon after the arrest of George y.
HospeIhann, alias Earl A. Frank,
nv City Detective Lucey yesterday
his buddy" Jack Scofield, was ar
rested by Policeman Frasier. Both
men are charged with being Marine
deserters from Mare Island.
PARTY IN GUESTS HONOR
Miss Mary Moffitt was the guest Of
honor at a pleasant party given by
Miss Iottie McGehon and Miss Thel-
ma. Kimber, at their home at 6l5
North Fifth street. The evening was
spent with games and music, and
| light refreshments were served. Those
! invited to meet Miss Moffitt were:
| Misses Ruth Bowman, Ruth jenkins,
Jessie Bridwell, Esta Redden. Kath-
crime Rudd, and Mesdames Il. j..
Hebsts and c. Miller. Messrs Eddie
Eppler, Henry Brooks, Otis Feebeck,
Leland Rev. clifford McCampbell. Ira
Montgomery, Gene Hopkins and e.
Strife.
MARRIED AT TEMPE-Miss Hor-
| tense Laswell of this city and j. G.
Anderson of Amarillo. Texas. were
married last Saturday, the ceremony
being performed at Tempe. Mr.. and
Mrs. Anderson left at once for Cali
fornia where they expect to make
| their home.
MADISON IMPROVEMENT CLUB
| The Madison Improvement club
will hold its regular monthly meeting
at D. m. Thursday, February 2. Re-
freshments will be served by the host
esses, Mrs. G. II. Boehm, Mrs. J. ID.
Bivins, Mrs. NJ. c, Blythe and Mrs.
f. w. Avery.
COMES TO FATHERS BEDSIDE
Asa Warner. chief commissary
steward of the United States navy
! with his wife and daughter. Eleanor,
arrived in Phoenix yesterday from
Vallejo, Calf. and will be guests OF
Mr.. warmers sister. Mrs. G. f. Patton.
14O6 West Washington street. Mr.,
| Warner has come to Phoenix to be
at the bedside of his father. Jonathan
| Warner, who was operated on and IS
seriously ill at ST. Joseph's hospital.
TELEGRAMS FOR FlVE-There
are kilograms at the Western Union
for ]. r. Douglas. NJ. G. Parks. J. Q.
| Mouser, Harold d. Nelson. Mrs. J. b.
| Attaway.
DESIGNER OF DAM is HERE
S. Eastwood of Oakland, Calf. the
engineer whose design of multiple
arch concrete dam has been decided
upon as the type of dam to be con-
| structed at Cave Creek to control the
flood waters of that stream. arrived
in Phoenix yesterday for further con-
sultation with the Cave Greek board
of control. The signing of the con-
| tract for the construction of the dam
is expected in day or two.
PHOENIX COUPLE MARRIED.
Robert Earl Bruce and Miss Ona
Aileen Key, both of Phoenix. were
married on Saturday afternoon al
$3.50 o'clock in the parlors of the
Central Christian church by the Rev.
Philip Y. Pentleton, pastor OF the
church. William II. Hayes and Miss
i Helen Mccormick were the attendants
/ 1nI
LOCAL PEOPLE WED-The mar
riage of Samuel w Higgins and Miss
Carrie c. Irwin took place on Satur-
day evening at 1880 o'clock in the
parlors of the Central Christian
church, the Rev. Philip Y. Pendleton.
pastor of the church, officiating
Both the bride and groom are Phoe-
nix people. Mrs. Ada H. Pendleton
and Phil Pendleton. Jr., were wit
nesses to the ceremony. DR.. Pendle- :
ton is an old friend to Mr.. Higgins
and to all his people back in Clermont
and Brown counties. Ohio.
WOMAN'S AUXILIARY TO NEE 7
The Woman's Auxiliary of the
| American Legion viii meet at Amer1-
/ can Legion headquarters on Wednes-
day evening at s O'Clock.
! PLEADS NOT GulLTY-Judge
/ stanford yesterday denied the motion
of II. C. Springer. former cashier oil
the Central Bank of AVickenburg, to
4 ouash an indictment returned against
him on November 10 by the county
grand jury charging him with receiv-
ing deposits in an insolvent bank
while an officer of the institution. He
4 also overruled a demurrer to the in
dictment made by Springer. Sprun-
ger then pleaded not guilty to the
charge and the date Of the trial was
set for February II.
i. Eighteen per cent of our forest
land is reserved as permanent ma
tional forest.