Arizona republican., 1922-06-08
localities

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HOME FROM NORMAL - Miss
Patricia Tharaldson returned home
from the Tempe Normal yesterday
where she has been studying for the
past year. Miss Tharaldson expects
to take up work in the Lamson Busi-
ness college.
+ RECEIVERS FROM ILLNESS -
Leo Welnik of the California Fish
and Poultry market who has been
seriously i'll at his home, 544 West
Latham street, is now able to be at
his place of business.
UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS -
There are telegrams at the Western
Union for c. n. Franklin, William
E. Hough, George Link, John p. Hol-
liday. Alfred l.. Kieson, Harry +.
Cook. f. b. Nanderen and Col.
Charles NJ. Tobin.
ED r. MURPHY HERE Ed f.
Murphy of the M. j. Brandenstein
Coffee company is in Phoenix for
few days in the interests of his con-
Germ.
GOVERNOR TO TucsoN-Gov-
ernor Thomas L. Campbell will leave
this morning for Tucson to attend
the meeting of the board of regents
will be held at o'clock this after
noon in the office of the president.
General routine matters pertaining
to the school will be taken up and
the question of a president for the
institution also will be discussed.
The governor expects to return to
Phoenix tomorrow night.
GRANTS STAGE PERMIT - a
certificate of convenience and neces-
sity was granted yesterday to the
Globe Payson Stage company to ex-
tend its service from Payson to
Winslow. The application was made
by Charles F. See of the company
and the new certificate grants the
company the privilege of operating
an auto stage line from Globe to
Winslow, serving Payson. Accord
ing to the application the company
will operate a stage from Globe to
Winslow and return once each week,
stopping en- route for the night at
the Natural Bridge. The schedule
calls for running time of six and one
half hours between Payson and
| Winslow. The company has had a
permit to operate between Globe and
| Payson for some time.
| ADMIT YOUNG ATTORNEYS -
| Byron Graham Thompson of Doug
| las and Lewis Bernhard Maier of
| Benson, graduates of the University
| of Arizona law school this year, yes
| terday were admitted to practice in
! the Arizona bar by the supreme court
| on their diplomas and upon the mo-
| ton of Attorney Ralph A. Phillips of
| Phoenix.
ICE CREAM SOCIAL The Kill
| Kare Klub will hold an ice cream So
| cial on the lawn at the Capitol school
| this evening. Everybody is invited.
NEIGHBoRHOOD CLUB DANCE
| The Roosevelt Neighborhood club
will hold its regular fortnightly dance
| at Neighborhood house Friday eve
ming at o'clock. Music will be fur
nished by Grajalva's orchestra.
REPORTS ROADS GOOD Upon
| his return from a trip through the
northeastern portion of the state,
| Thomas Maddox, state engineer,
1 reports that the roads are in excel
/ lent condition. He drove from
Roosevelt through Payson and Pine
to Winslow and then to st. Johns
/ in Il hours running time. The roads
over the mountains, Mr. Maddox
said. have been open for about three
| weeks to traffic and are in pretty
| passes, he said, has entirely melted.
1 OFFICERS, TEST BEGINS - Ex-
animation of ten infantry officers of
! the Arizona National Guard in Phoe-
nix will begin tonight in the armory,
i Colonle w. S. ingalls,. adjutant gen
! eral, announced yesterday and will
! be continued nightly until all have
been examined. The examinations
will be conducted by the board Of
] officers appointed by Colonel ingalls,
| for this purpose and consists of the
following officers: Major G. H.
Woodall, NJ. c.; Major l.. NJ. Nc
/ Kinley, /. G. D.. and Colonel H. A.
/ Hanigan, u. s. Inf. The same board
will later examine three officers in
| Casa Grande and three in Tucson. A
board consisting of Captain ]. Nc
Arthur, u. S. +. A., Captain G. Il.
Pulliam, f. A., and Major Woodall
| has been appointed to examine one
field artillery officer at Flagstaff.
/ All of the other field artillery officers
Of the guard have been examined.
AFTERMATH OF FiGHT-As an
aftermath of cutting affray at a
| Joint Head picnic on the night of
June 8, Jerry Bell, negro, yesterday
| was bound over to the superior court
/ under $500 bond. He is charged with
| having committed an assault with a
| deadly weapon. Frank Knox. negro
/ charged with a similar offense, was
/ exonerated Steve Henderson, a
| third negro to be involved in the gen
i eral fight, entered a plea of guilty
to simple assault and paid fine
Il All the cases were disposed of by
Justice Henry ]. Sullivan yesterday
C. i. Gerard, assistant county attor-
ney, conducted the prosecution.
H GOES TO COAST-Mrs Rudolph
Kuchler. wife of the state land com
missioner. will leave for the coast
tomorrow evening. She will spend
some time in Los Angeles and the
adjacent beach resorts and later will
continue to San Francisco. Mrs
Kuchler expects to return to Phoenis
the latter part of September.