Arizona republican., 1922-06-08
TAKE THREE TO pRIsoN-Paul

iANE TREE ~ PHISON-Paul
Jones, county jailer, and Gilbert
Blanco, deputy sheriff, escorted three
sentenced prisoners to the state peni-
tentiary yesterday. They were:
Herman Hermanson sentenced to
serve from three to five years for is
suing bogus check; Charles NAL
loch, sentenced to serve from Is to
% months for grand larceny and
John Dalton, sentenced to serve from
one to two years for burglary.
NOT TO ADVANCE SEASON -
Unless the complaints increase and
become general. relative to damage
done to the crops in the valley by
white wings, Joe V. Prochaska, state
game warden, announced yesterday,
the open season for the birds will not
be advanced this year as in past
years. The season opens July Is,
according to the law, and hunters are
warned not to shoot the birds out of
season. The white wings are nesting
at present and it is not the aim of
the game warden to disturb them
unless necessity demands. In past
years, Mr.. Prochaska said, his de-
partment found it necessary to ad-
vance the season because of the
damage caused to grain crops by the
birds. This year the grain acreage is
larger and the feeding field of the
birds is not SO limited as in past
years. So far, he said, complaints
have been received from only TWO or
three localities. All complaints re-
garding damage occasioned by the
birds should be made in writing, Mr..
Prochaska added
GIVE ENTERTAINMENT - The
Camp Fire girls of the Neighbor-
hood Congregational church will give
an entertainment this evening at s: is
o'clock at Neighborhood House un-
der the direction of the guardians,
e. r. Bellingham and Mrs. Fred
Kieser. The entertainment Will con-
Sist of a play, Lets Go Camping.
readings by Mrs. Fred kieser and
Georgia Bradley and group of
Spanish songs by the Camp Fire
girls.
FERRY OPEN JUNE 1o-The Ehr-
enberg ferry will not be open before
Saturday, June 10, according to a
telegram received yesterday by the
Automobile club of Arizona. 1t is
hoped the ferry will be in operation
on Saturday, but no assurance can be
given at this time that such will be
| the case. All motorists planning to
| go to Los Angeles via Blythe. upon
! y
! located. should telephone the automo-
| bile club before starting
POSTOFFIcE BUSINESS GROWS
Business done by the Phoenix post
office during the past month has been
very brisk according to Postmaster
Selim j. Nicholson. There was an
increase. he said, of 20 per cent over
| the same period last year, indicating
that business in this city is improv-
| ing rapidly. Even during the boom
times. Mr.. Nicholson declared. the
local postoffice never experienced
such a great gain in receipts.
CASE CoNTiNUED-The case of
a. j. Kebau charged with a statutory
offense, which it was expected would
be reached in the criminal calendar
of the superior court today. yesterday
went over until next Monday. 1t
was originally set for trial on May 26,
but by an agreement between A. d.
Leyhe. counsel for the defendant.
and the county attorney it was con-
tinued to May 2S.
RIVERSIDE DAY-Today will be
the first Riverside day at the ca
thedral vacation school. The boys
of the school will meet at the ca
thedral house at o'clock this morn
ing and the girls at 10 O'Clock and
will leave for the park in separate
divisions. Only those who have reg
istered and have received badges of
| the school will be taken to the park.
Boys may register between the hours
| of and II o'clock if the wish
! CLOSING RECiTAl-The last OF
| the series of closing recitals at the
| Arizona School OF Music will be held
| Saturday morning at 1890 o'clock
| Piano violin and expression numbers
will be presented. The public is cor
| daily invited
L. A. S., TO MEET-The Ladies
| Aid society of Zion Lutheran church
will meet at the home of Mrs. f. Wei
nick, S35 North Seventh avenue. this
| afternoon.
HOME FROM UNIVERSITY -
William 3. Lutfy. son Of Mr.. and Mrs
| NJ. B. Lutfy Of this city, returned yes
| terday morning from the University
| Of Santa Clara for a two months
/ vacation.
| WINTER VISITOR LEAVES =
! Clara S. Williams, who has been Wis
| iting during the winter and spring
| with her sister in this city. left last
| Monday for her home in Traverse
| City. Mich.
LEAVE AFTER LONG VISIT