Arizona republican., 1920-06-02

ATIz.. Albert GuSdOr1, St. IOulS, NO., J. Fl. Mayer, Miami; Roy Stroup, Los Angeles.
 been fully dealt with in previous ses- sions will be considered today. The board of directors of the chamber of commerce will hold its regular weekly meeting at noon today at the Arizona club.
 REDUCED RATE ON oRE-Re- duced rates on ores, concentrates and
 sulphurets from Ajo to Hayden Doug
 las, Globe, Miami and Fl Paso were
 granted by the corporation commission
 yesterday, subject to the approval of
 the interstate commerce commission.
 The application for the reduction of
 50 per cent or more was made by the
 Pacific freight and traffic bureau.
 PLEAD NOT GUlLTY-Fred Kess-
 Ter and George k. Ridley yesterday pleaded not guilty before Justice Wheeler on arraignment on a charge of grand larceny and were returned to the county jail in lieu of bonds of $25OO
 each to await the preliminary hearing of the case next Friday morning at II o'clock. They are charged with steal
 ing the Ford car of w. P Volta last
 Saturday and were arrested early Sun day morning. It is alleged that one of the men secured a license at the Cap
 itol on Friday under the name of l. J.
 Davis and that the men then removed the license plates issued to Mr. Volta
 and substituted the plates secured un-
 der the name of Davis. When first
 found the car had the license number issued to Davis on it. Later the plates belonging to MT. Volta were found
 near where the car had stood.
 A CORRECTIONAL the account in The Repub blican of the address of Gen eral Sampson on Sunday night on i Jerusalem and Palestine it was stated l that he and Mrs. Sampson were en- i tertained by the American colony on 1 the Mount of Olives. What General Sampson said was that after he and Mrs Sampson had visited the Mount of Olives they were entertained by the
 American colony which is in Jerusalem.
 RETURNS FROM scHoOL-Cecil 1 E. Rhodes arrived home yesterday morning from the dental school at the i University of Southern California. 1 where he has been in attendance for 1 the past year. He will spend the sum 1 mer with his parents Mir. and MT. and 1 Mrs w F. Rhodes of 1102 North First l street. returning to the school again in I the fall.
 i GOES TO CALIFORNIA; W. s. Norveil left last evening for Palo Alto. where she will visit her son. Lamar j NoryeiI, who will complete his law
 
 AMOS BETTS TO cOaST-Amos ] Betts, who has been seriously ill with i typhoid fever since early spring, will l leave for the coast in another week. i Tn the belief that Mir. Betts will re- 1 cuperate more rapidly in California, his physician has advised the change. He 1 expects to return the latter part of
 July. when he will resume his duties
 as chairman of the corporation com | mission.
 LEAVE FOR INDIANA M | Howard Slagle, accompanied by his wife and family. left last night for Le- bannon. Indiana, his old home town I where he will spend two mouths.
 i BECOMES REALTY MANI. H
 Dunbar, formerly of the Phoenix Say ings Bank and Trust company, has severed his connections with the banH
 and has joined the firm of ElickingeI
 and Dibble, realtors. MT. Dunbar vii serve in the capacity as salesman.
 THESE WILL WED Licenses tt
 marry were issued yesterday to Harold
 Miller. 23 of Buckeye, and Lucille Mel son, g, Of Phoenix; Marion E. Dunn
 29, and Eloise A. Barnes, g. both o Mesa; Paul Richardson, 22, of Thatch-
 CT, and Norma Tyler IS, of Chandler; Ernest E. Russell, 2S of Yuma, anC Ethel H. Stewart, 25 of Mesa: Jame:
 D. Binckley, 21, and Cleo E. Anderson IS, both of Phoenix: Ross Shaw, 25 of Salt River. and Annie T. Moore, 24 Of Phoenix: and James D. Crittendon
 25 and Mabel V. Dom, 2S. both o '. Phoenix
 HELD FOR TRIAL-Vincent Hil ! yesterday was held to answer to tn ? superior court by Justice Mckee on 2 charge of grand larceny under a bon' ] of S2.50O. He was returned to tn g county jail when he failed to furnisl f bond. It is alleged that Hill took : Hudson automobile beloging to C. c f AcMurtry of Phoenix on May ', am ? drove it to Los Angeles. where he wa . arrested on May 20 through the aid o
 the Automobile Club of Southern Cali } fornia. with the car in his possession f Hill stated that he bought the car iron another man. He admitted that he hal ! replaced the original license nunbe plates on the car with those of a For' } license secured at the capitol here. h said. under the name of Benton Hayes ]. APPROVES RVEYS-The sur
 Neyor general has approved the min : eraI survey covering 3S lodes know . as the Red Rover. White Star, Re' $ Rock, Gold Con, Big Syndicate an . Sycamore Iodes situated in the maga l. zine mining district. MaricOpa an f Yavapai counties. The claimants ar }. the Red Rover Copper company. a TO U. OF. A COMMENCENT-Do 7. Willits deputy United States marsha d left yesterday for Tucson to attend tn
 graduation of his daughter Miss Hele . Wnlits who will complete her cours ? at the University of Arizona on Wed - resday Miss Willits, who is an un e usually clever young girl specialize } in history and literature
 e RUDOLPH KUCHLER BACK - g Rudolph Kuchler, member of the stat