Arizona republican., 1920-06-30
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 PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO BUR- GLARY-U. Gonzales yesterday plead ed not guilty on arraignment before Judge Stanford on a charge of bur glary. He was returned to the county jail in lieu of a bond of $500. The case will be heard on August 9. It is alleged that Gonzales entered the house of Oscar Roberts last September with the 1 intention of committing robbery. SET TRIAL OF ALLEGED ICON" MEN-The trial of Gus Argetaken, money by means of a confidence game, was set yesterday by Judge Stanford for July 9. Argetaken was tried on the charge several weeks ago, but the jury failed to agree and the case ended in miStrial Nick TCrgas, alleged partner of Argetaken, was found guilty by T jury in May on the same charge and. upon request of his attorney. the pass ing of sentence has been postponed several times, and again yesterday was continued this time to July 12. It is alleged that Argetaken attempted to secure $2000 from Nick Georgouses by means of box that Georgouses stated Argetaken had told him would make counterfeit money.
 PETITION WORKERS TO MEET All workers who are out getting sigma lures for the two good roads petitions now fin circulation are requested to meet at the Phoenix chamber of com merce this morning at o'clock, when a committee meeting is to be held to determine the future policy of the work and to recapitulate the results of the last week.
 FINED FOR RECKLESS DRIVING David Peters appeared yesterday in 1 ly-iNr a motor vehicle in a reckless manner While proceeding west on Washington | street at an excessive rate of speed. ! the car which Peters was driving col lided with another automobile at the | intersection of Third avenue and ! Washington street, causing slight ! damage to the car he struck. He was arrested by Traffic Officer Anderson and fined S1o.
 SIDNEY GOLDMAN HERE FROM | N. Y.-Sidney Goldman of New York ! city is visiting relatives in Phoenix for | n few days Mfr. Goldman, who is the son of Charles Goldman of Phoenix, ness trip.
 1 ! TWO GET DlVoRcEs-Judge Ly- man yesterday granted two decrees of | divorce. as follows: Anna B. Bourne l from Fred T. Bourne. grounds deser- 1 tion and Lora M. Panknin from Ernest | A. Ianhn1u, BIOAiAAo atHNA AAcit-
 MES. PATRICK LEA GS The Patrick hegira from the valley started l last ~night with the departure Of Mrs H. R. Patrick for Hanford. California where she will visit her son, Mhlard | l.. Patrick, and his bride whom she has not yet seen. She will be joined later on the coast by MT. Patrick and they will make southern California their home.
 JOHN MURPHY OF GLOBE HERE 5-County Attorney John Murphy Of l Globe was in the city yesterday on legal business NIr Murphy was d member of the first state legislature
 VALUING MINES AND RAIL ROADS-The state tax commission IS now engaged in the valuation or the mines and railroads. There will be little change in the valuations, none Tn the rates. though on account of the l improvements and heightened lines there will be a greater total valuation of the roads. The principal contflpu- tion to the increase will be the road built from Holbrook to the forests in southern Apache.
 1 VACATION CAMPING TRlP-H. D. HeaIy of the Palace Hardware com pany with his famoly will leave the l first of the month on camping trip i through the northern part or the state 1 especially around Mormon lake. They ! VIII not return ulilll cDOdL tAlS III oN VI September. MT Healy also is clerk of 1 the local camp of the Modern Wood men and during his absence Mir. Con rad of Healy- Conrad company, B East Adams street will perform the duties of clerk for the Woodmen.
 DEPUTY DIEHL RETURNS-Dep- uty Sheriff Harry Diehl, who has been in Los Angeles on week vacation returned to Phoenix yesterday morn ing While in California, MT. Diehl visited Long Beach, Venice and Pasa- dena.
 ST. MARY,s LAWN soclAL-The young women of St Mary's parish will give a lawn social at the high school grounds opposite the church beginnlng at o'clock this evening. Refresh : ments will be served.
 ENTERTAIN PYTHIAN SISTERS Mrs Howard B. Claflin will enter tain the PXthian Sisters tomorrow aft ernoon at her home. 1757 West Madi- son street The affair will be in honor of Mrs. Lee.
 GRADUATES FROM HANSON The Lamson business college has is- sued a diploma from the business de- partment to Mrs. H. L. Pollard oi Goodyear, Ariz. Mrs. Pollard is a graduate of normal school, has heen Q public school principal, and has been business college teacher for two 1 years, besides naNlHB ndu actual eA
 perience in office work as stenog- rapher- -bookkeeper. Unlike most peo-
 pie who take a course in a business college Mrs Pollard does not care fol
 a position.
 EASTERN STAR TO MEET-Tht , auxiliary of Phoenix chapter No. ! O E. S, will hold it's regular monthly
 meeting July 1 at 2:15 p. m. at the
 home of Mrs George Reuben. 66 West Palm lane Hostesses for the after noon will be Mrs. George Stewart Mrs
 Tom Eden and Mrs. Samuel Lane. All members and visiting members are cordially invited to attend.
 LICENSES TO MARRY-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Alp dul Karem, SS, and Guadalupe Perez : 21. both of Tempe; Edgar P. Bell 36 ' end Doris c. Otto 21. both of Glen
 dale: Raymond w. Boyer, 22, and Gladys Moore. 16, both of Phoenix Charles H. Watkins, 4c. and Mary Jones 3G, of Darwen. England. APPEALS FROM DECREE-Notice