Arizona republican., 1920-03-24
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 GOVERNOR TO MEMORIAL - Governor Thomas E. Campbell has ac- cepted an invitation to be the speaker at the Moose Lodge annual memorial service at Bisbee Sunday afternoon, April H. The services will be held in the Bisbee Grand theater.
 WIFE WINS DivORCE-Josephine King was granted a decree of divorce from Lawrence A. King by Judge yesterday on grounds of non-support and desertion. King was ordered by the court to pay $25 month for the support of their child.
 CHARGES NON SUPPORT A l. leging failure to support herself and child. Hazel Lorenzen filed suit for divorce from Alvin Lorenzen through her attorney, Weldon J. Bailey in the superior court yesterday. She states they were married in 1914 and that he has failed to provide for her and finally deserted her.
 COMPLAIN OF ATES-Alleging discrimination in freight rates on fruit. vegetables and produce from California points as far north as San Francisco, the Douglas chamber of commerce has filed in. behalf of the Brixton Smith Co., of Douglas. a complaint through Manager E. R. Raumaker of the Doug las chamber of commerce. against the Southern Pacific, Santa F'e and Fl Paso and Soupthwestern railroads. Manager Raumaker cites specific cases of alleged discrimination in this state, and similar complaints have been filed from other parts of the state The railroad companies, it is said, will fight the efforts of the Douglas cham Der of commerce for lower rates.
 SECRETARY ARRIVES-R alph Bois, secretary to Thomas A. Flynn. United States attorney, arrived yes terday from Tucson and will be here for the balance of the week when he will return to the southern part of the state.
 TWO WOULD BE ciTIZENs-John Arthur Storskrubb, a carpenter resid- ing in Phoenix, yesterday filed his declaration of intention in the office of the clerk of the United States district court. Storskrubb is a native of Fin iand who has been in this country since 1910- Harry Holden, a native of England. also filed his intention of citizenship. Holden has been on this side since 19L and is a bricklayer
 SCHOOL ELECTION = Election of one member to the board of education will be held at the high school audi torium from 10 o'clock a. m. until 6 o'clock D. m., next Saturday. Lin B. Orme is a candidate for e-election to the board and has no opposition. Any taxpayer or parent of a child of school age living in the district is qualified to vote.
 TO ASK ExTRADITION = Under sheriff c. H. Bowers will leave this afternoon for San Diego. Cal. with ex- tradition papers for J. N. McFate wanted here on a charge of failure to support his wife and child McFate was arrested Monday by the San Diego officials for the local authorities and Q CnG fr
 ARRAIGNED ON CHECK CHARGE Justice Charles DeSales Wheeler yes terday on d charge of passing a check with insufficient funds in the bank to cover it. Trial was set for April 9th and Mistron returned to jail. where he is serving a six months sentence on another charge. Goldberg's allege that the check. amounting to S25, was given to them by Mistron for merchandise.
 ENTERTAINS Y. w. C. A.-The Y 1 W. c. A. of the Tempe normal school was entertained at 6 o'clock dinnerE Saturday night by it's president Miss Elizabeth Ivy, at her home on the Christy road. The dinner was given in 1 visory board, and about % were pres ent
 HOME FROM STATE TRIP-c. A. Ward, state representative for the Me Nell company and the Manufacturing Inc, returned to Phoenix yesterday from a several weeks ab- sence in the southern part of the 1 state
 MIR. AND MRS GANZ HOME TO- DAY--Mr. and Mrs. Emil Gang are ex- pected home this morning from Arrow ! head Hot Springs and Venice. where 1 they have been for the past month. !
 BALSZ p. T. A. TO MEET-The 1 regular monthly meeting of the Balsz | Parent Teacher association will be l held at the school house at 2.3O o'clock 1 Friday afternoon, March 26. A full ! report will be given of hte annual { state conference The domestic sci i ence class will serve refreshments l ing and see what their girls can do. 1
 DISCUSS ELECTION-Membe of | the Water Users association will | meet Thursday evening at o'clock at the Murphy school house for the pur- | pose of discussing the propositions to beyoted on at the coming election
 TO SANTA BARBARA-Dr. Allen 1 H. Williams will leave Phoenix today for Santa Barbara to be absent two or three days.
 REVIVAL sERvIcEs-Reviva ser vices will begin Wednesday,, March 24, at the Free Methodist church, cor ner Adams and Fifth streets. Evan | gelist T. H. Duvall of Terre Haute, 1 Indiana, has been secured for these meetings. Rev. MT. Duvall is said to be a strong speaker and a fine | singer and has been unusually suc-