Arizona republican., 1920-10-06

refreshments will be enjoyed. All ! visiting members are cordially invited. l
 WILL HOLD HEARING-D. F. | Johnson, member of the corporation | commission, will preside at hearing in Tucson today instituted by Colonel | Olson. who claims that the Tucson | Farms and Silver Lake Water com | pany refused to deliver water to him.
 IS VISITING HERE-Mrs. Henry B. | Shepard of Des Moines is recent ar rival who will pass several days here the guest of her daughter, Mrs E. l.. Stevens of 901 East Brill street. On her departure for the coast next week | Mrs. Shepard will be accompanied by Mrs. Stevens. who will remain in Cali fornia a fortnight.
 GAN SELL STOCK-The corpora tion commission yesterday granted permit to the Pinal County Abstract and Realty company to sell 51 shares of it's treasury stock at S110 share. The companys place of business is in Florence.
 AUXILIARY MEETING-The wom- ems auxiliary of the Frank Luke post, American Legion. will meet at 7:3O o'clock this evening at Legion head | quarters 643 North Seventh avenue. GOES TO CELEBRATION - R. W. Lescher. vice president of the cham
 Der of commerce. left last evening for | Fl Paso. where he will attend the in | ternational celebration now being held | there and will also confer with the
 governors of the Kiwanis clubs, who | are also in session in the Pass City.
 c. OF C. MEETlNG-The board of
 directors of the Phoenix chamber of
 commerce will have it's regular meet
 ing at the Arizona club at 12:14 D. m. | today.
 WANT DIRECTORIES of
 the demand for the volumes from out of-town sources the chamber of com
 merce is requesting that all who have no further use for their 1919 city di-
 rcctories turn them over to the cham
 ber where good use can be made of
 them.
 RECEIVE BOoKLETS-The charn-
 Der of commerce is in receipt of a
 number of booklets from the Northern
 Arizona State Fair association carry
 ing the lists of awards for contests and
 exhibits at the Prescott classic. The 1 fair will open on October IA and will : continue for three days.
 TOWN MEETING - The Town Meeting" scheduled by the chamber of
 commerce for Friday evening at the
 Woman's Club building will be held in 2 some other place, it was announced yesterday, due to conflicting dates. There is no intention. however, of t abandoning the meeting and an
 nouncement of the place in which il = will be held will be made in plenty oi time to permit those interested to 0 make arrangements to attend. The l. subject of discussion will be the cot d ton situation in the Salt River valley e and much interest. it is said, is beine
 evinced in the affair. The hour a = which the meeting will open is 7:3I n o'clock.
 q q DOG PoIsoNER AT WoRK-Tha
 most despicable of human beings. thu
 dog poisoner, is said to have becom' . active in the residence districts. Tn latest reports are of the death of tw, dogs, both children's pets. in the 150 :. block on West Monroe street. One O the dogs belonged to Dr. H. w. Krot e ger and the other to J. W. Bell. Tn e pets were poisoned late Tuesday nigh U or early yesterday morning and wer
 in such condition when discovered b. = their owners that police officers wer Il called to kill them.
 1t THESE WILL MARRY - License n to marry were issued yesterday to Je s seph w. Burke. 22, of Mesa, and Frit f. zie Bajourne. 22. of Phoenix; Thoma h Martinez, 39. and Juana Juarez, 1s a both of Gila Bend; and Albert Alta !, way. 21, and Bessie McCullem. IT, bot .. of Phoenix.
 5. SUES FOR DIVORCE - His wifi 2 left him in May, 1920, and went ava :. with another man, says Jose Quijad ~ in his suit for decree of divorce fror Refugia Quijada- filed yesterday in tn e. superior court He alleges his wife y now living in California with the othe ?, man. He charges infidelity and de Id sertion and says they were married i n, Phoenix September 2. 1915.
 d FOUND NOT GUILTY-James Ren