Arizona republican., 1920-10-12
RETURNS FROM coAsT-Mrs.

RE TURNS FROM CORo l-hIs- J. C. Graves and daughter have returned from the coast and are at home at eS6 North Third avenue.
 INFLUENZA VlCTlM-Burt Win gar accountant with the board of di- rectors of state institutions, is con- fined to his home in Mesa with an attack of influenza.
 EXECUTIVE BOARD TO MEET There will be a special meeting of the executive board of the Neighborhood club on Wednesday afternoon at Z.5O o'clock. All interested members are welcome By order of the president Mrs. F. D. Ryder.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Ros- alio Lopez. 21. and Enriquita Ram erez IS. both of Tempe; Elmer Pack. 19 and Verna May Foster, 16. both of Glendale; and Juan Martinez. q. and Sarah Harreras, IS. both of Tolleson.
 TO INSTALL OFFlCERS-Knights fo Columbus will meet at K. of P. hall at o'clock tonight to install officers for the ensuing year. An important business session will follow the install lation ceremonies. A large attendance is desired.
 PERMIT TO SELL SHARES-The corporation commission yesterday granted a permit to the Sunset Pe- troleum company to sell 50O,OOO shares of its treasury stock at $1 share | The company's principal place of busi- ness is Winslow.
 NEW BANK ExAMINER-P. J Munch was appointed states bank ex- aminer yesterday by Jesse Boyce. state auditor 10 take the place of Fred F. Ross of Prescott. resigned. The ap- pointment went into effect at once. Mir Munch was formerly connected with | the state banking department,
 JOINS CAMPAIGN PARTY-Harry ! S. Ross, democratic nominee for sec retary of state. joined his campaign party yesterday at Wilcox and vii continue to campaign during the re- maining weeks prior to election. NIT Ross has only recently recovered iron a severe attack of influenza whicl has prevented him from touring th' state insthe interests of his election.
 PLEADS NOT GUlLTY-Charge' with violating the federal prohibition laws, Alfred Green yesterday pleaded not guilty before United States Com missioner Henke to the charge. H
 was released when he furnishe' bond of $500 to appear for examina
 ton on the charge on next Wednes
 day, Nov. 13. Green is charged wit
 selling intoxicating liquors, transport ing it and having it in his possession WORKED OVER HOURS-After hearing of the case yesterday. Justic Mckee found John Stringen guilty on
 charge of permitting a female employe
 to work more than eight hours da. He was fined $25. Stringen was allege
 to have permitted Helen Hampton. | waitress in the dining room of the An
 nex hotel, to work ten hours one da, , The complaint was made by Mi:
 Hampton.
 } HOLD PRESCOTT HEARINGS
 David F. Johnson, member of the cor ) poration commission, will spend toda
 in Prescott where he will hear the az plication of the Prescott Gas an
 Electric company to sell $S6,000 bond
 While there he will also hear the ar
 plication of the Arizona Power com pany which is asking the commissio to approve it's service rules governin construction cost to be advanced | the consumer in undeveloped district
 The petition of L. w. Kelly who hs applied for certificate of convenient
 and necessity to operate freight an
 express line between Prescott and Jt
 rome will also come up for hearing.
 GIANT POTATOES-Two sweet p,
 tatoes weighing 15 pounds wei
 
 yesterday by George Katiche of Il Wilson district. Mir. Kasi.he is ga
 to be a beginner in the art and scien : of growing sweet potatoes. He stat s that he had intended to enter some (, - hibits at the state fair this year O.
 few of the four different varieties tn e he is growing but upon looking up | It classification, he says, he found tn y the requirements were one pock for - exhibit. The puzzle. he declares.
 how to get one of these spuds into '. peck measure.
 r, ANSWERS DAMAGE SUlT-Su e for damages of S350 alleged to ha l. been incurred when his automob IT collided with the car of the plainti
 Philip Diller recently, w. A. Cox, { s. defendant yesterday filed an answ r. and a cross complaint to the suit. C al declares in his answer that the e 20 lission was due to carelessness on
 part of the person driving the Dil A. car. He alleges his car was damae l- to the extent of $500 and asks a jut es ment for that amount in his cross co
 plaint. The accident occurred at -s. intersection of Glendale road a te North Central avenue. Diller allel t. that Csx turned to the left direc C. in front of his machine. Cox allel
 that the Diller car collided with E. car.
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 EnIIer Phone 3304 Nurse.-adV.