Arizona republican., 1919-11-01

HAcKETT RETURNS = Chairman
Hackett of the county highway com
mission, returned yesterday morning
from trip to San Francisco on bust
ness connected with the commission
PYTHlAN SISTERS The Pythian
Sisters will hold their regular meeting
tuesday evening, followed by a social
and dance. Invitation is extended to
all visiting knights and sisters.
HOME FROM EAST - Mrs. J. NJ
Swetnam returned yesterday morning
from a visit with friends in Kentucky,
OHIO, Illinois and Kansas. Mrs SWEET
nam is greatly improved by her outing.
LOS ANGELES GUESTS-Among
the guests at the Hotel Adams regis
tered from Los Angeles yesterday
were: Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Durfee,
John H. Dinlins, F. F. Wear, Scott [
Wellman and E. B. Hawkins.
RUNYAN PLEADS Noe. Run
yam, arrested by Traffic Officer Wat
son for alleged speeding in the vicin-
ity of Osborn school, pleaded not
guilty when arraigned before Judge
Wheeler yesterday. His trial has been
set for November u at o'clock.
ON HUNTING TRIP - Prominent
government officials who are enjoying
few days hunting trip in the south
are John L. Irwin, register of the United
States land office, and Alfred Franklin,
internal revenue collector They will
return to town today.
GOLDBERGS RETURN-Mrs.D David
| Goldberg and Miss Ruth Goldberg re-
turned yesterday morning from a four
months absence in California. Mr..
| Goldberg, who has been in New York
in the interests of Goldberg Brothers,
also returned yesterday.
DON HENDERSON HERE-Don G.
Henderson, former secretary Of the
state tax commission, Mrs. Henderson
ana son, Don, have returned from
Nashville, Tenn, where Mr.. Hender-
son was in charge of one of the large
| contracts of the ordnance department
cost and accounting section. Mr.
| Henderson has been absent from Phoe-
nix for year. in which time, he said
yesterday, he has worked for the gov
eminent all the way from Alabama to
canada. He is on vacation, but may
decide to remain in Phoenix.
COTS FOR SALE - The Phoeniy
chamber of commerce has sold 409 cots
for use by fair visitors and still has
800 on hand. These cots may be pur-
needed for the accommodation O.
prospective guests in the city mex
week. These rooms should be rented
on basis of 81, $3.50 and So for eacf
person. or at the rate of 50 and S:
1or two persons. Rooms may be liste(
with the chamber of commerce fo
renting by telephoning No. 1885.
BOY RECOVERING - Jesus Mar
tinez, 14year- old boy who was injured
on Grand avenue Wednesday evenin,
in collision between the bicycle h,
was riding and a Ford truck driver
by Walter Jones, of Glendale, is com
pletely out of danger. according to Dr
Harry Carson, county physician. IN
boy remains at st. Josephs hospital
however, and an X-Ray picture vii
be made of the five-inch cut on hi
head, which at first was believed t
have been a fracture.
TO PIMA COUNTY-Edwin r. Posi-
with Mart Adson co-defendant in sui
brought against them in the superio
court by Rick Burrows for recover,
of $19,27l commission alleged by Bur
rows to be due him on the sale O
farm tracts in the Santa Cruz valley
filed an application for change of venu
to Pima county yesterday. Post ais
filed a long amended answer to Bur
rows suit, in which he declares he /
not indebted to either Burrows or AID
son separately. Adson. he says. shout
be party plaintiff and not party de
PENDANT. in the suit, and asks that tn
restraining order recently issue
against him be revoked.
APPRAISERS NAMED. J. Fagar
Donald Dunbar. and S +. Jordan, wer
appointed appraisers of the estate O
Nixon Rush yesterday. f. G. Scot
is the administrator
= FILES DlVORcE-Bernard Edwar
Wellbrook filed suit for divorce yes
terday from Justine Eleanor Tru
Wellbrook. who married him in 10
Angeles. September 30, 1914 He al
leges she deserted him.
THESE MAY MARRY-Marriag Ii
censes have been issued by the cler
/ of the superior court to the followin
; persons: Victor Miranda, 80. an
Josefa Gonzales, 30 both of Phoenix
, Samuel B. Cunningham. 81. an
Mahola McAllister IS. both of Mesa
Emory f. Dickson, "a, of FL Pass
Texas, and GENEVA Warwick, %, c
Phoenix; Fernando Diaz. %, and Sc
novia Martinez, p, both of Phoenix
and to Harvey A. Hall; 35, and Georgi
Ferguson, 81 both OF Tempe.
CHI CKS ACCOU NTS-Lloy
/ Christy, state examiner, has just com
, pleted check of the accounts of til
/ office of the county superintendent
schools.
FAIR BUS RATEs-The state cor
. poration commission yesterday issue
an order in effect that operators
taxi cabs and touring cars may charg
I so cents a passenger between Phoeni
I and the state fair grounds fair weel
and that operators of BUSES ma
. charge % cents a passenger for sin
liar service.
lNSPECTS ~" WORK-Gale Sec
man, international secretary of the