Arizona republican., 1920-07-01
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WILL SUMMER IN oHIo-Br

 B. Balyeat. accompanied by his wife, leaves today for Van Vert, Ohio, where he will spend the summer months visit ing his parents. MT. Balyeat is a car rier at the Phoenix postoffice.
 GOES TO AGSTAFF-Deputy United States Marshal Fred A. Weage left yesterday for Flagstaff where he will spend a few days on official busi- ness.
 LADIES AID, MEETlNG-A regular business and social meeting of the La dies Aid society of the Grace Lutheran 2:30 o'clock this afternoon. All mem bers and friends of the society are cor dially invited to be present.
 TO VACATION ON COAST-Miss Pauline Gass, stenographer in the of flee of the state live stock sanitary ifornian coast where she will pass the vacation period.
 ! TO VISIT HAYDEN JUNCTION. Miss Kathryn McGinnisan, attache of the office of secretary of state, will leave Sunday for Hayden Junction, where she will spend her months va cation.
 ASKS FOR DIVoRCE-Declaring that when he failed to provide for herself and two children, she was com pelled to live upon the earnings of her relatives and her own labors outside OI 1eT nOule. Al1IQd 1dIkGI. NGSltIucN brought suit for a decree of divorce from Daniel Parker, charging desertion. She asks for the custody of the chil- dren and $60 month for their support.
 MARRIAGE NSES-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Victor Arthur Legerton, 9, of Phoenix, and Bessie E. Thomas, %. of Los Angeles; Hugh Magill, 37, of San Francisco, and Pearl Miller, 2S, of Mesa; Marshall Bill lers, 23, and Olga Peterson, both of Phoenix; and Willis Fred Shock. 3S. and Mary F. Schnett, 32 both of Glen dale.
 PETITIONS FOR LETTERs-Peti- tion for letters of administration were | filed yesterday in the estate of Samuel l T. Butler, who died in Maricopa county, May 9. 1920, by the widow, TexanasBut- I Ter. The estate consists of personal I tioner gives the value of S35.000. The | petition will be heard on Monday after noon. July F. 1920.
 WILSON p. T. A. TO MEET-The Wilson Parent Teacher assocfaHon WEI meet at the home of Mrs. A. c. Mat thews, three quarters of a mile south l of Acre City, Friday afternoon at 2: 3C o'clock. All members and women ot the. district are requested to attend After the meeting a social session wlI be held
 INVESTIGATING ACCIDENT - JOilit deputy Inlfle inspector. | | investigating tragedy that has jus been reported to the state mine in spector that occurred at the Moreno branch of the Phelps Dodge corpora. tion. The report stated briefly tha one of the men employed in the min. had been killed
 GOING ON LONG TRIP-Mrs. J. H Flames will leave Friday for San Fran cisco, going from there to New York from which port she will sail for Den mark, to remain until the holiday sea son with her daughter. Mrs. Ivan Bier redahl Miss Winifred Flames will ac company her mother as far as Lo Angeles. returning to Phoenix after tn Fourth.
 PLEADS NOT eUILTY-Enriqu April pleaded not guilty before Justic Mckee on two charges of failure L l preferred by his wife. Elvira Abri April was released on his own recogni zance to appear for trial on July g. ARRESTED ON CHARGE-Georg , w. Carpenter was arrested yesterda afternoon by Deputy Sheriff Wilson O. a warrant charging failure to provid , for his wife Bella Carpenter. Carpen
 ter was placed in the county jail | await arraignment today before Jus tice Mckee
 APPOINTED ON COMMISSION ; Andrew Kimbal has been appointed { [ serve a 6 a member Of the COmmISSIO l of agriculture and Horticulture. Tn 2 appointment of MT. KimhaI was give 2 out at the governors office yesterday when it was announced that his terr I would be for a six-year period. Othe
 members of the commission are ?. N . ] Hudson and A. V. Grier
 TO GET GOLDEN EAGLE-A gold
 en eagle is to be added to the state
 collection of birds. Joe v. Prochask
 state game warden. yesterday receive
 a wire from Hugh Campbell state sen
 ator from COconino coun-y. that h
 was forwarding him by express 1 beautiful specimen of the bird. whic
 he called 'COconino." MT. ProchasE
 will care for the eagle at his hom
 1895 Weet YVashin@ton street
 LOS ANGELES PIONEER DEAD
 Phoenix friends were grieved to lear
 yesterday Of the death in Los Angelo
 of Mrs. l. R. Dunkelberser widow
 the late Colonel Dunkelberger, formC
 postmaster of Los Angeles. Mrs. Dur
 kelberger was one of southern CalifOI
 nia's best-known pioneers. She was
 years of age and is survived by fiy
 children. Mrs Frank Ainsworth. for
 merly of this city, who now lives
 Los Angeles; Mrs. Cordelia D. Ore
 of Philadelphia, and Mrs. c. L. Stoke
 Coey DunkeIberger- and Rotherm