Arizona republican., 1920-10-16
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 LUNDoREN ESTATE s1o.ooo-Pe- tition for letters of administration was filed yesterday in the estate of Knut | Ludwig Lundgren. who died at Tucson May 15, 1920, by the Phoenix Savings | Bank and Trust company. The estate | consists of personal property to which | the petitioner gives the value of S1O.000. | The petition will be heard on Monday | afternoon. Nov. 1, at 1880 o'clock.
 HUSBAND GETS DIVoRcE-On 1 grounds of desertion, Jesus Garcia was | granted a decree of divorce yesterday from Marcial c. Garcia by Judge Lyman.
 GOV. CAMPBELL IN cITY-Gov Thomas F. Campbell returned to Phoe- nix late last night after addressing an enthusiastic crowd at Wickenburg With the exception of being absent this evening. when he will speak at Buck eye. the governor will be in town all of today and Sunday. He will go to- Yuma county early in the week, mak- ing speeches at Gadsden, Somerton and Yuma on Monday and in Ajo the fol- lowing day.
 ADMITTED TO PRACTICE LAW Aubrey Oliver Bray was admitted to practice in the courts of Arizona by the supreme court yesterday and will open law offices in Tucson. MT. Bray was admitted on motion of Alexander Baker and credentials from the supreme court of Georgia.
 TO INSPECT TROOP B-Troop B. First cavalry, national guard of Ari- zona, will be inspected by Lieut.. Col. Julien E. Gautot, according to word re- ceived by Adjutant General Ingalls, | 4w. Row. fnd eral inspection. The date of the in- spection has not been set. Colonel Gaujot, who is with the First cavalry stationed at Douglas, also inspected Troop A fin this city last spring when il received federal recognition.
 TO TALK OF LEAGUE OF MA TlONS-Emmet H. Ford of Celina Ohio, a personal friend of Governor Cox. will be the speaker at the luncheon of the Cox Roosevelt Woman's club al the Grand cafe today. MT. Ford will take the league of nations for his sub iect. Joe Denzer. accompanied by Mrs Ralph H. Blome, will render severa violin selections during the luncheon which will be served prompty at 12:1l o'clock. Those wishing to make reser vations are requested to call Mrs. R F. McGillen, telephone 2230; Mrs
 Grace Yarwood. 3099. or Mrs. A. Hen
 derson Stockton, S5SS.
 FILES DISSOLUTION PETITION
 Petition for involuntary dissolution O , the Slobispo Land and oil compan.
 was filed yesterday in the superio } court by Anna McKinnie a stockholdel
 and I. J. Lipsohn, her attorney. Tn 3 petition states the company is a cor
 poration under the Arizona state laws with headquarters at Phoenix, and tha ion v4Tn
 adopted by a majority of the stock
 holders of the company on Aug. 2i 1920. According to the petition, tn 2 company has no assets and no out standing indebtedness. An order wa , issued by Judge Lyman citing all inter :. ested to appear in his court on Nov. at 9:3O o'clock in the morning an show cause why the petition should nc
 be granted.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses
 marry were issued yesterday to Lui
 Barrientos, 21, of Glendale. and Ra
 mona Vega, 21, of Peoria; Pablo F' , gueroa, 2s, and Rosaria Barnes. l both of Phoenix; Ramon Rodriguez, 2 and Maria Valdez. 22, both of Peoria Robert Jones, 46, and Margaret s Sweet, 70. both of Kansas City, Mo
 Leroy Forsythe Bledsoe. 22, and Helt V Evelyn Iangston, 20. both of fsPhoeni' Q William NJ. Easterwood. 29. and Ma .- Wynn, 2s, both of Phoenix; Francis - Amador, 22. and Petra Silvas. 21. bo c of Mesa.
 le co TO TESTIFY-C. Fl. Bower ,f undersheriff. and George Brisbois, chi L. of police, will leave for Fl Paso, Te d next Sunday morning. where they W
 testify as federal witnesses in the ca
 of the United States governme
 against J. R. Montgomery, chief of D ... lice at Fl Paso. The federal char
 against Montgomery arises from 2 transaction in which he is alleged
 have taken part in connection with - stolen automobile. The car, accor s ing to the records of the sheriffs ( 'Go1 G flee in Phoenix show that it was stol a from here on June 2, 1920. The tn s was reported by the Barrett & Pc OA berg company, distributors of
 Studebaker automobiles. The car W
 originally owned by the Pacific Creal
 cry company, and although it had be le, re-eold several times it still bore