Arizona republican., 1920-03-05
HoRNREReER IS pELEGATE-

HORNRERGER IS DELEGATE-W c. Hornberger superintendent of the Pacific Gas and Electric company. has been chosen by the board of directors of the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce to represent that organization at the Parent Teachers association and Con- gress of Mothers dinner and meeting at the EVomans club next Monday.
 ONLY TWO FALSE ALARMS Children and practical jokers were comparatively inactive during the month of February according to the report of the fire department. Only two false alarms were turned in dur ing the month out of total of 15 calls. Although there were 13 fires during the month of February, the total fire loss was only $2,290.
 WO M ANS ADE UNI O W LEAGUE-All members of the Wo- mems Trade Union League are re- quested to attend a meeting of the league to be held at the Trades Union hall, Friday afternoon, March ,, at 2:30 o'clock
 JURY FAILS TO AGREE-Failing to agree after deliberations extending over a period of 20 hours, the jury which heard the testimony in the fore ibie entry and detainer action of F. F. Oldaker, ct al. against R. H. Brumback. ct al was dismissed by Judge Frank Lyman in division two of the superior court at l.: 30 o'clock yesterday after noon. Earlier in the day the jurymen had reported that they were unable to agree but were sent back to their chambers for further deliberations. The action was set for trial second time March 3.
 GRANTS WIFE DIvoRCE-Mildred Lewenthal yesterday was granted a divorce decree from Henry Allen Le- wenthal by Judge Frank Lyman in the superior court. The decree pro- vides that the mother shall have pos session of the only minor child and that the father shall contribute $50 a month towards it's support
 GETS SIX MONTHS SENTENCE R. Houle of Glendale. arrested last week on a charge of obtaining labor under false pretense, was given six months suspended sentence by Judge h. C. Stanford in the criminal division Of the superior court yesterday. The suspended sentence provides, however, that Houie must pay II men formerly in his employ salaries due them and ranging from $40 to $54SO.
 THIS IS TAX TIME-Maricopa county's taxpayers will do well today to wear their old clothes, hide their twin -sixes in the brush, and hang out for sale signs, for the tax-making au- thoritles are going forth to look them over with view of deciding how much to soak them for this years taxes. The authorities include the members of the state tax commission, the county su- pervisors, and Deputy Assessor H. G. Powers. Assessor Cummins is report ed too i'll with the flu to go along on the joyful trip.
 COcONiNO ASSESSOR HERE-J. D. Dunn. assessor of Coconino county was in the city yesterday to confer with the state tax commissioner
 WILL IS FfIED-The will of the late Michael Edward Murphy. in which the estate is bequeathed to the wife. Margaret Murphy. was filed for probate yesterday. MT. Murphy died In Phoenlx March 8. last. The estate consists of $2,000 worth of United States Liberty bonds, bills and ac- counts receiveable amounting to s2 800 some oil stock of doubtful value and also community property. The will, which names the widow as sole execu- trlx of the estate, bore the date of October 15, 1910
 SEARCHES FOR UNCIE-Bob Me Murray, described as a cattleman who has worked the most of his life for others in Phoenix district and at one time was some kind of an officer. is wanted by his nephew, John E. Deck son, box 4Sl, Tucson, according to a letter signed by Deckson. which was received by the Phoenix chamber of commerce yesterday. McMurray is from Fit. Worth, Tex. Deckson says any information will be appreciated by him.
 LOS ANGELES DIRECTORY HERE-The Los Angeles city direc-