Arizona republican., 1919-06-05

THE ARIZONA REPUB1 cense for the year 1919, was dismissed by Justice De Souza yesterday. Free man had a Kansas license on his car i When arrested.
 REBEkAHS TO MEET Arizona i Rebekah lodge No. will meet in reg ular session at o'clock tonight. 4 large class will be initiated and other business of importance to all Rebekahs will be introduced at this meeting. All members, including visitors, are urged to be present. Refreshments will be served at the close of the session. 1 TO CLOSE THIS AFTERNOONS The Arizona Grocery company will close its store this afternoon and ey cry Thursday afternoon during the hot months that their employees may have the half day for rest and recreation. This is the first store in Phoenix to adopt the Thursday afternoon closing for the present summer. Others are expected to follow the custom which was generally done last summer.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to George w. Hunter. 56, Hayden. and Sarah NJ. McGunnis, 55. Las Cruces, New Mexico: Tom Yearramato, 19, La veen and Mabel Peters, IS, Laveen;
 Enrico Velasco, 26, Phoenix, and Ro
 mania Moreno, 30, Phoenix; George C.. Fleming, 43, Phoenix, and Lillian Will
 son, 33, Phoenix; F. L. Buckner, 21, l T.rt
 Phoenix.
 WILL SUMMER ON COAST -C. R. Bernetzke. well-knnwn Phoenician and
 the author of many poems, will leave
 tonight for California, where he expects
 to spend the summer months. MT.
 Bernetzke expresses his appreciation to the many Arizona friends and pa irons for the liberal patronage extend ed to him in the sale of his little publi- cation, Cactus and Blossoms" RETURNS FROM OVERSEAS - , Harry Lane of the F. D. Lane realty firm returned to Phoenix yesterday from overseas service. MT. Lanes , service held hi min Paris most of the time, and for a few days he had the distinction of being stenographer foI , General Pershing. He has a rare col : lection of war relics, which he sent to , his father, Hal Lane, from time to time { anu which recently have been on ex- , , hibition at his downtown office. !. RECRUITING OFFICER HERE i Captani Charles G. Friedenthal, assist ! ant recruiting officer of the south 1 western district, has arrived in Phoe-
 nix to assist in the publicity of the re-
 cruiting campaign for men of the reg
 ular army, to secure the CO., operation n hov, trz f1,a ,4 posters and to otherwise assist in the ! work of securing the men necessary 7 before the last of those of the nationa : army can be discharged
 p WHlSkEY PACKED WITH OR. F. ANGES-Another means of importins 2 liquor into bone dry Arizona thai O seemed certain of success for a long n time came to grief yesterday when the
 police confiscated six cates of oranges
 at local railroad station, where they Q had just arrived from Los Angeles
 Packed neatly in each case, ingeniousl1
 concealed in and among the oranges
 were several battles of whiskey Tn, q shipment of oranges was consigned tt
 R. Valencia"
 FAILED TO MEET SON-Captair
 t. $. 1ngalls, former surveyor genera
 for Arizona, arrived in the city yester. l day from Yuma on his way to Prescott | He expected to spend the day with hi. son, Captain Walter Ingalls, whom h, mad not seen since the return of tho
 latter from France. But on his arriva l he learned that his son had left tn, Q night before for Yuma to visit him, SC . that they passed each other on tn, T way.
 . OSBORN SCHOOL PicNIc-schoc l children of the Osborn district. to = gether with their parents, will hold
 picnic at the scheel, starting at
 o'clock this afternoon. A sports pro
 gram for boys and girls will be tn - feature, prizes to be awarded the win d ners of the different events. Mother - are requested to bring their supper
 and a picnic dinner will be served. Ice
 cream will be sold by the parent ] teacher association in the evening. ! CAN FILE AFTER JUNE 19-Th ' surveyor general of Arizona has file : with the United States land offic township plats showing the survey u township F south, ranges q and 2
 east, G. & s. R. meridian; township l e south, range g east, G. & s. R. merid II ian; township 19 south, ranges 20, 2 and P east, G. & $. R. meridian, an /, such plats will be officially filed o u July 10, 1919, at 9 o'clock. Applied
 tions covering the unappropriated Ian n embraced in said townships will be rG n ceived at the land office on and aftC It June 19.
 3: PoULTRYMEN TO META vel important meeting of the MaricoI IS County Poultry association will be he
 Saturday, May ', in the water user
 building, beginning promptly at Is o'clock. N. l.. Harris of the goverr ? ment extension service will give a tai 'e on the care of eggs during the summ, ,u months and also give an egg candlir IS demonstration at the same time. A lo those interested in the poultry indu.
 try are requested to be present. - SUES FOR MINING STOCk-v 'e W. Lawhon yesterday filed suit again > P. J. Miller former member of the ia l. commission, for specific performanc '- of contract for the sale of 25,0( n shares of stock of the Fortuna Conso 10 idated Mining company. The plainti
 alleges that only 10000 shares were r, 'e turned and asks the return of the r, ,u maining 15,000 shares or the value s7 W 5O0 Jane Doe Miller was named as - defendant. The suit was filed by Hay,
 and Alice.
 MAKES llVESToc ksURVEY J. c. Peterson, representing the bl
 reau of animal industry, United Stat
 department of agriculture, is making
 survey of livestock conditions in AT
 zona- He called at the chamber
 commerce yesterday collecting data al
 obtaining information regarding tho
 in the state best informed in livesto,
 matters. From Phoenix he will go