Arizona republican., 1920-09-02


 to Miami from the coast, where he stayed during his vacation
 BALSZ p. T. A. MEET!NG-The Basz Parent Teacher association Will meet at the school at 2:S0 o'clock to- morrow afternoon. All members are
 FINED FOR SPEEDING Lee Doug las yesterday pleaded guilty when ar raiSned before Justice Mckee on charge of reckless driving and was lined $25.
 ICE CREAM socIAL-An ice cream social and fancy work bazaar will be given at the Murphy school at o'clock tonight by the Willing Work CTS" and volunteer band of the Mur- phy union Sunday school. The public is invited
 GOVERNOR BACK MONDAY Governor Campbell will return to the city not later than next Monday, ac- cording to telegram received from him from Chicago yesterday. The governor wired that he would leave for the west last night and would make short stop at Santa Fe.
 BACK AT DESk-Mrs. Grace Buck ingham is back at her desk in the Phoenix Flour Mills. She reports q very enjoyable vacation spent in the northern part of the state which has an ideal summer climate, and especial ly enjoyable was a trip to the Grand Canyon.
 RETURNS FROM VACATION = Officer E. c. Grove of the city police department and wife returned yester- day from the coast, where Mir. Grove reported he spent a very enjoyable vacation. Mir. Grove said that he was very much impressed with the Cata- lima islands as a pleasure resort.
 PLEADS GUILTY-Andres Maroghc. yesterday pleaded guilty in the supe- rior court on d charge of manufactur- ing intoxica ting liquor and will be sen fenced on September by Judge Ly- man. Marogho was arrested last Sat urday night by officers from the Sher- ifs office in a raid conducted in Chandler A still and several gallons of mash were found in his possession.
 OFFICES CLOSED-On account of the funeral of J. M. Fogle. father of of the state corporation commission, the offices of the commission were practically closed yesterday afternoon. few days before that the funeral of Mrs. J. Guest, mother of another at tache of the commission. took place. RIFLE TEAM RETURNiNG-Capt E. $. Linton, commanding the national guard rifle team which took part in the shoot at Camp Perry and covered I itself with glory, will arrive in the city with the team this morning and al once will begin arranging for the par 1 ticipation of Troop A in the encamp- ment at Douglas. beginning September 6. The encampment will be under the supervision of sCol. ]. J. Boniface.
 POLITICAL SIGNS TABOO-Warn- | ing is issued by Chief Brisbois of the police department to all county and state candidates that the lacking or 1 posting of signs on the trees and tele- phone posts within the city limits is l in violation of the city ordinance. | Chief Brisbois states that all who per- | sist in putting up their cards and signs will be arrested. The police have been pulling down the cards as rapidly as found
 GOES TO CoAST-W. E. Osborne. a travelling salesman who has visited l Phoenix regularly every six months for 30 years. left last night for Califor- mia. MT Osborne is the owner of the 1 Blenheim apartments on North Central avenue. which he built at time when there was little in the way of town in that vicinity. He has other invest ments in Phoenix. He said the city 1 looked better and bigger this time than ever before. His home is in Los An geles.
 1 PURCHASES BUSINESS The real estate firm of OBair S Pinnick 34 East Adams street, has purchased the 1 business of the Weldon Realty com pany at no North First avenue and will conduct it's affairs from the latter address The firm, which has been in i existence for about year. has been l increased by the addition of Theodore kunze, who has purchased a third in- 1 terest. He has been in the Salt River valley for two years and is well known 1 in realty circles
 ADMITS HIS GUlLT-Alfredo Perez yesterday entered plea of guilty ir
 the superior court to charge oi l transporting intoxicating liuuor with . in tho S+ a aYaH xayi1 he nf-
 September by Judge Lyman. Perez
 is charged with transporting liquor
 from Phoenix to the Gillespie dam near
 Arlington. He was arrested recently
 when officers from the sheriff'c office
 made raid on the construction camI at the dam. Two stills, several gal Ions of whislley and four men wer, caught in the raid
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licensei
 to marry were issued yesterday t'
 Dewey Trigg. 22, and Mary I. Dono
 hue, p, both of Phoenix; Alex Walker
 42, Glendale. and Elizabeth Shaw, 36
 Chicago; Ellwood r. Bronner. 25, an6
 Rose Y. Lenhart, 20, both of Phoenix
 Merlin J. Hinton, 2S. and Gertrud
 Madden, 25, both of Phoenix; William l.. Trimble, 31, and Helen L. Haldi I man, p, both of Phoenix; Jesus Reyna 26. and Refugia w Figuero, 26 botl q of Phoenix: ". E. Stevens. 25, o Tempe, and Caroline Lundquist. 21. o
 Snowflake: J. J. Perkins, 24 an,
 Emily Pomeroy, 20, both of Mesa; ant
 Francisco Leone, IS, and Francisci
 Mincoma, 3s. both of Phoenix. TAKEN BACK TO TEXAS-Ear 5 Rountree, according to the complain against him, rented a Ford automobil
 at Junction City, Tex, about tw months ago. He took a drive in it, ac ! cording to Sheriff Oscar Latta of Kim : ble county which carried him to Doug : las. where he is said to have dispose [ of the car for $125. From there Roun ' tree came to Phoenix, where he fell int U the hands of the police, who held hir ' for the Texas officials. Sheriff Latt
 arrived yesterday with warran 2 charging Rountree with grand larceny 1 Rountree waived extradition and Wa
 taken back to Texas al ,: 50 o'clocl this morning by Sheriff Latta.
 ASKS A HEAElNG-E. B. Kidsor
 secretary treasu of the Arizona an a Swansea railroad. running from swan
 sea to Bouse, called at the office of tn o tax commission yesterday to secure
 hearing on application for a reduc f fnV, far T,a ont of