Arizona republican., 1919-06-26

two. MT Jansen is staying at the Com I mercal hotel.
 IN FROM FLoRENcE-D. Q. Mar tin, W. H. Smith, R. H. Moorhouse and r Mrs. 0. F. Smith, all of Florence, ar rived in the city yesterday and are staying at the Jefferson hotel.
 TO START VACATION Harry Friedman will leave tonight on his an nual vacation and he will attain his Usual objective San Francisco, and will | be found at his usual inn, the Good 1 friends He will be absent for two i months.
 TO BEACHES FOR sUMMER-Mr and Mrs. J. w. Coverdale of 615 North | Sixth street, will leave tonight for Santa Ana. California, and the beaches 1 to spend the summer. They will also visit at San Diego.
 sTOckMAN A GUEsT-L. c. Ben nett, stockman in the Indian service | at Fort McDowell, arrived Tuesday evening on business for the govern ment. MT. Bennett is staying at the Commercial hotel
 TO SUMMER IN SANTA BAR BARA-Mrs. Robert NJ. Monaghan and daughter Betty will leave tomorrow evening to summer in Santa Barbara and points on the coast. They will return in September.
 LEAVES FOR HoME-Mrs H. F. Stevens of St. Paul. wife of H. k. | Stevens, chief engineer of the Northern i Pacific railroad. left for home last | night with her mother and daughter | Mrs. Stevens spent the past winter in | Phoenix.
 ON TRIP TO coAsT-Mrs. Iva | Sanders chief operator at the Jefferson hotel, will leave for an extended trip to the coast the first of the month. Mrs.
 Sanders will visit Los Angeles San l Francisco, Seattle and intermediary
 points, returning about August 1.
 COLORADO RISING - Warnings
 have been received at the local weather 1 bureau forecasting a 20 foot stage on
 the Colorado river at Yuma from June
 2S to June 30. This rise is not consid
 cred dangerous, but will be high mark
 for the season, owing to the melting
 snows in Wyoming and Colorado.
 GOES TO COAST-Mrs. John F.
 Barker left last night for a two months
 trip to the coast, accompanied by her
 children, Helen, Tom and Jack J. R. 1 Quinn, secretary of the John F. Barker
 Produce company, will be a member of
 the party joining his wife, who left
 Phoenix three weeks ago, at Long
 Beach.
 HOME FROM GARDEN OF ALLAH I-Jarnes $. Cobb yesterday became the owner of the Garden of Allah, Judge
 Stanford giving judgment to the plain tiff in Cobb's foreclosure of mortgage action against John Sanger ct al The judgment amounted to $21,072.59 and S2920 costs.
 RECOVERY Is SLOWLY. E. Man sell is making slow prograss toward re- , covery according to his physician, Dr. i E. Payne Palmer. MT Mansell can still ] get about only in a wheel chair While his recovery will be a matter of some ! time, vest his physician gives encour- E agement that he ultimately will get en- o tirely we'll
 4 TO COAST FOR GRADUATION- Q MT. and Mrs. l.. W. Coggins are in 0 California for the graduation of their 0 daughter Miss Ruth Coggins, who will 0 complete her course at the University 0 of Redlands this week Miss Coggins 8 has been named a member of the 0 Phoenix High school faculty for the 0 coming year.
 TO HOLD BOX SOCIAL = A boz
 social will be given by the Balsz Junior !. Red Cross at the school house Friday | | evening at S:45 o'clock. An excellen z program of music and readings will b, 4 given. Women will bring lunches il . . boxes, the same to be auctioned off |, Q Q the highest bidders, proceeds to go int, U the junior Red Cross fund. x CASE DISMISSED case agains 4 A. B. Won SyndoW night clerk of tn n Adams hotel, was dismissed by Justic ' Wheeler yesterday on motion of tn
 county attorney Von Syndow was ar + rested on the charge of embezzlemen '' on complaint of Scott DonneH, chic
 clerk of the hotel. After the hearing
 Von Syndow was held to answer bu o later in the day the county attorne ~ asked for dismissal
 o HUGH CASSIDY RETURNS-Hug
 B. Cassidy, former chief clerk in tn
 state auditors office and past exalte
 ruler of the Phoenix lodge of Elks. ar
 rived in the city yesterday from Nor ! folk, Virginia. where he has been fo I the past seven months in the capactt ] of auditor of construction work for tn J war department. Mr Cassidy will re
 main in Phoenix permanently. Mrs It Cassidy is visiting in the northwest. T. T. MORE ARIZONA BOYS COMINt Y, HOME-A telegram, received at the of ,e flee of the governor yesterday fror D. Herbert Wall, secretary of the Rock Mountain club, New York, stated tha Hoboken casual company 676 which lei u 't for Fort Bliss yesterday for demobiliza Ie tion contained the following Arizon le- men: F. Coffee of Globe, E. H HEgglesto p.i pi 1 of Mesa, L. Martehner, W. Hunt o' Rodgers of Snowflake; P. Rider ( l~ Tucson, William Clozier of Phoeni, UT A. Crayne of Nogales and R. Wood at Winslow
 of % ASK DAMAGE SUIT DISMISSED of A stipulation for dismissal of the seOC
 damage suit brought by M Joe Mul
 phy against A. H. Fritz, was filed i TT the office of the clerk. of the cou r yesterday. Counsel asked that tt
 case be dismissed without prejudic n each party to pay the costs. The dan age suit grew out of the arrest of Mul s phy on the charge of embezzlement. Q '' account of which appeared in u
 newspapers, which article Fftz is a . legged to have forwarded to leading dc IS, journals to which Murphy was a coi
 tributor and to D. T. Jones' secretal at of the San Angelo Kennel club of Se ne Angelo, Texas. R. A. Gray was u
 complainant in the embezzlement cas in which was dismissed in the justi re court when Gray failed to appear