Arizona republican., 1920-07-29

AT SANTA BARBARA-Mr. and Mrs Roy S. Goodrich, Elinor and Don aid Goodrich are stopping at the Am bassador Hotel at. santa Barbara.
 THESE WILL MARRT-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Clar- ence Dickens, 22, and Lucy Smith, 21. both of Fort Mcdowell; and Leonard B. Wyly, 23, and Jessie Hamlin, 16, both of Tolleson.
 CHEF JOHNSON IN cITY-Ches- ter Johnson, of the Johnson Advertis- ing agency, of Bisbee. was in Phoenix yesterday on his way from Prescott to Bisbee. He was registered at the Adams hotel
 HUSBAND ASKS DIVORCE De- claring that when the doctors in san Francisco ordered him to a warmer cline following an operation on his lungs his wife refused to accompany him to Arizona, Harry O. Esenham yes terday brought suit for a decree Of df- vorce from Jennie Benham, charging desertion. He says they were married in Richmond. Ind, in July. 1908.
 DROVE CAR WHILE INTOxICAT- ED-Ernert Rollin yesterday plead ed guilty in the city court to a charge of driving an automobile while intoX icated and was fined $100 and 10 days in the city jail by Judge Kirkland.
 FORFEITS $f5o BOND-Charged with driving an automobile while in toxicated. Ben Welch yesterday failed to appear in the city court for trial Tle cash bail of $50 which he put up when arrested to insure his appear ance for trial was declared forfeited | by Judge Kirkland.
 CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS. 1 The United States Civil Service Com mission announces the examination l for forest and field clerk to be held | at an early date. Application blanks and further information may be ob- tained from the Local Secretary Board of Civil Service Examiners. at the
 REBEkAHS GIVE SocIAL-Thurs- day evening. July 29, Arizona Rebekah Lodge No. 1 will give a social at l. o. 1 o. r. hall. All Odd Fellows. Rebekahs and their friends are invited. Cards. dancing and a general good time will l had, after which refreshments will be l served.
 SUES STREET RY. co. FOR o,ooc I-Declaring that she suffered injuries to the extent of s50,000 when a seat or @ street car fell upon her foot, Mary R. Moore yesterday brought suit against | the Phoenix Re ailway Company of Ari- zona asking for judgment. She alleges l the accident occurred on January 26 | 1920. at the intersection of Washington 1 street and Central avenue just after she had gotten on the car. She charges it was due to the seat being defective as the result of age, long usage and | exposure. She says she will be per manently injured.
 WARNS OF UNLICENSED DOCS
 The city has begun proceeding agains
 those who disregard the dog licens'
 ordinance. J. J. Haskell yesterday wa:
 fined in the municipal court $10 fo
 allowing an unlicensed dog to run a
 large without muzzle It was an
 nounced by Officer Canning last nigh
 that this is just the beginping of thes' prosecutions. The city has about eo
 dog license tags which are to be dis
 posed of and henceforth all dogs 12
 decorated with tags will be taken III
 and given away without their owner
 having opportunity to redeem them.
 SAYS WICKENBuRG ROAD GOOE I-"If you have a good car go the Wick
 enburg road" is the advice of R. T
 Mahon, state manager of the Fraterna ! Brotherhood who has just returned
 from Prescott. There have been rain
 on the Black canyon road and a mum
 Der of heavy government trucks hav
 passed over the road since, makinl
 them rough. According to MT. Mahon' report, if your car can pull we'll an, your brakes are in good condition fo going over the Copper Basin grade that the rest of the trip can be made a
 30 miles per hour, with the exception of few stretches of about four mile
 each.
 TO HOLD STAGE RATE LEARN, ID. F. Johnson, member of the stat corporation mmisSion, will leave tEi
 evening for Yuma, where he will hol
 a hearing on the application of tn District Auto Service of Yuma to in
 crease it's rates. From Yuma MT. John son will go to Los Angeles, where h
 will hold a conference with Commis :. sioner F. A. Jones and representative 2 of the Desert Power and Water com X pany relative to rates to be charge the Tom Reed Gold Mining and Millin ? company and the United Eastern Mir
 company, which secure power from tt :. company. MT. Johnson expects to re u turn the middle of the week, MT. Jont T remaining on the coast for a, bri, = l vacation.
 t CITY BAND CONCERT, FEDERA = PARK THIS FVENING