Arizona republican., 1918-06-22
business. Mir Hallmarks headquar- ters are at Tucson. | BANK MAKES ANNOUNCEMENT

business. Mir. Hallmarks headquar- ters are at Tucson.
 BANK MAKES ANNOUNCEMENT The Central bank of this city an nounces the arrival of a new. member MT. John J. Pagan, junior, who will shortly assume the position of asss- tant to his father as the cashier of the bank
 REAL ESTATE cLosING-Begin- ming today, all real estate offices in Phoenix will close at noon, and close every Saturday afternoon at noon un- til September 1, the executive commit tee of the Realty Board announced yesterday
 SUSPECT ARRAIeNED.-Quirrina Valenzuela. a 22-year- old girl, charged with the theft of about s70 from her nelghbors house, was arraigned yes- terday afternoon before Justice of the Peace De Souza, who fixed her bona at $500
 LADD AT TUcsoN-Lerdy A. Ladd. chairman of the commission of state institutions, went to Tucson yesterday afternoon on business connected with the building of the woman's dormitory at the state university. He will return | today.
 ROTARY ANNUAL.-A delegation from the Phoenix Rotary club will leave tonight for Kansas City to attend the annual convention of Rotarians next week. The delegation comprises Judge E. W. Lewis, president; Harry Shell, secretary; Charles B. Christy and Frank Hess.
 ASKS DECREE-Charging desel- tion and failure to provide, Mrs. Anna M. Riddell has instituted a divorce action against Mac Laren Ridden. Ac- cording to the complaint, the couple were married in this city in 1915, the husband deserting his wife a year later.
 GOVERNOR TO FLAGSTAFF = Governor Hunt left for the northern part of the state yesterday to be absent for-about a week in search of rest from the worries incident to the convening of the special session of the legislature which has just ad- journed. He will visit at Prescott land Flagstaff before his return.
 GOVERNOR AT COAST-Governor Hunt will go to Los Angeles the first of next month, having accepted an in- vitation to deliver an address at Selig Zoo on July at a labor celebration The governor probably will visit Camp Kearny near San Diego before his re- turn to this city. Members of his staff and other state officials are expected to accompany him on this trip.
 NEW CORPORATIONS = Articles of incorporation were filed yesterday Tn the office of the state corporation commission by the following new cor porations: Revenue Metals companN, Stonewall Oil Corporation, Sahuarita
 Live Stock and Land company, Jack Pot Oil. Gas and Refining company
 Southern Arizona Cotton Oil com
 pany, Savage Tire corporation, Oil
 City Petroleum company.
 NO MORE BILLS SIGNED-Befor,
 the departure yesterday of Governor
 Hunt for the northern part of the
 state for a rest of a week. he ap-
 proved of no more bills passed by
 the special session of the state legis-
 lature. Two bills still await the ap-
 proval of the state executive TheN
 are the vagabond bill and the sa. botage bill.
 PAPERS FORWARDED - A larg shipment of newspapers and maga zines were forwarded from the Rec , Cross newspaper and magazine depo to Los Angeles yesterday where will be sold for pulp and the pro ceeds turned over to the Red Cross : Mrs. J. A. Rogers. incharge of tn 1 depot, stated that 4, 900 pounds mad I up the shipment.
 END OF OLD CASE-An order yes 3 terday was issued by the state corpora
 tion commission in the case of Norma, 2 H. Morrison and J. H. Langston vs. tn
 Hassayampa River Water Users asso Q citation. H. E. Hursh and W. V. Bonnet
 with reference to an investigation con n corning the conduct and affairs of tn
 association. This is an old case an,
 has been through the courts. The cas
 had to do with the alleged irnprope
 exploitation of the company, and tn
 order issued yesterday by the corpora 1 tion commission ends the entire mat ter, it is said
 IN SUPREME COURT-The case o i the Arizona Publishing company, ap
 pellant, vs. Charles w. Harris, appellee r yesterday was filed in the suprem 2 court on appeal from the superior cour : of Maricopa county. This is the cas in which Colonel Harris, adjutant gen :, eral, sued the Arizona Publishing com pany which publishes The Arizona Re
 publican, for $10,000 damages, allegin
 he had been injured by an articl |! which appeared in The Republican. l the lower court the plaintiff was give a verdict of $60e0
 HASTE MAKES WASTE = In n hurry to catch train, A. J. Mat Y hews of Tempe. driving a machir ' west on Van Bureh street collidp ]. with a Foi q truck driven by T. ] ,. Viso of S16 East Buchanan stree D. which was going south on Mint s street. The force of the impat i' swung the truck clear aroun g. jamming into the horse and surre l' of Jacob Hirschy of 1923 East Piert n' street. The truck and the surrey wei T badly damaged but all of the persos ' escaped without injury.
 l- MARVELS AT GROWTH - D F., Herman Kelly returned to Phoeni H. for brief visit this week after a n' absence of 1S years. The your A. dentist, who makes his home in Lt T. Angeles, marveled at the mar U changes here and regretted that h '- business in other parts of the sta : made it necessary for him to lea, U last evening. He will pass the con 's ing few days in Bisbee
 y ASKS FOR POSSESSION IT e' McNeil company yesterday institute
 court action against P. c. de Ian
 for possession of personal property U alleges rightfully belongs to the con | pany. The property consists of press. type and other printing ms J terials to the value of $500. IT It plaintiff claims that before the actiC .I. ! was hrOYoht if dap1andad pOcraccio