Arizona republican., 1920-07-13

K. F.. Merritt. state inspector or weights and measures. will return to Phoenix today after a six weeks in spection tour of the state.
 TO PASS ON MINE ASSESSMENT In the matter of the valuation placed on its property, the Ray Silver and Lead Mining company appeared be- fore the state tax commission yester day The corporation was repre- scented by John H. Page. No decision was made by the commission which took the matter under advisement un til it sits as a board of equalization in August.
 WASHINGTON REINSTATEMENT HERE = Charles G. Ross of Washing l ton, D. C., arrived in the city yester- day in the course of a tour of national conventions to spend a few days with his brother in law and sister. MT. and Mrs. Fritz Holmquist MT. Ross has for some years been the Washington correspondent for the St. Louis Post | Dispatch. He had never before met | Washington some time ago in the i course of a tour of the east, but Mr. | Ross had then gone to the national Republican convention at Chicago From there he went to the gathering at san Francisco.
 APPEALS TO SUPREME COURT -J. H. Maxey has appealed to the supreme court from the superior court of this county from an action in which the Somerton State bank secured a judgment of $6,0O0 against him. The case was filed in the higher court 1 yesterday
 BALsz P.-T. TO PIcNIc-The an nual picnic of the Balsz Parent Teacher association will be held at the home of Mrs. J. o. Tinnick all day Fri day, July Is. small fine will be as sessed against every woman who does not wear a bungalow apron a this picnic. Everyone is requested to bring lunch and prepare to enjoy a good time where there is plenty of shade and good water available
 FOWLER CIRCLE TO MEET-The Fowler Improvement circle will meet at the home of Mrs. William Cresswell at Glendae Thursday, July Is, at 2:S0 p. m. All members are urged to be present
 HERE ON CAMPAIGN TouR-That he has every reason to be encouraged from the reception accorded him was the statement made by Leslie Hardy, who arrived yesterday from the north, where he has been campaigning for the past two weeks. Hardy. who is county attorney of Santa Cruz county, IS seek : l ing the Democratic nomination for at | torney general. He is leaving this evening for Tucson and expects to re- turn to Phoenix before the primaries in September.
 RETURNS FROM WILLIAMS-E. D. Raley, volunteer secretary of the Interchurch World movement, returned | tended d Sunday school conference and occupied the pulpit of the church there l Sunday morning and evening.
 HOME FROM VISITING SISTER Mrs E. D. Raley of 375 North Fourth avenue returned yesterday morning from Santa Monica, where she has | been visiting her sister.
 GOING TO CONVENTION-Miss Esther. Schnidler has been appointed a stenographer in the office of Gov ernor Campbell to take the place of
 Mrs. Alice Monette. who will leave the ] end of the week to attend the annual | convention of the national federation of Business and Professional Women $ l clubs Mrs Monette who will repre- sent the local Business and Profes- sfonal Women's club. will return late | in the summer.
 NEW ATTORNEY HERE-Frierson H. Rice was admitted to practice by 1 the superior court yesterday. MT. Rice who formerly was engaged in law practice in Iowa, will be located in l Nogales
 GLENDALE ATTORNEY IN CITY I W. J. Galbraith, prominent attor-
 
 1 terday on official business.
 FORGED A CHECK-Harry L.
 smith yesterday pleaded guilty in the
 superior court to misdemeanor ! charge and was sentenced by Judge i A. c. McAIster to serve 50 days in
 the county jail Smith last May at
 tempted to cash a check for $50 at
 the Phoenix National Bank, to which l be is alleged to have forged the name
 of his father. M. J. Smith. The check
 was made out to Donald Galyen. and
 unendorsed. and while young Smith
 went to get the endorsement of Gal
 yet, the bank called the officers
 Smith was arrested when he again
 presented the check. Smith, prior to
 this charge, had been given a sus-
 pended sentence by Judge Stanford
 on similar charge.
 DENIES CHARGE OF EMBEZ-
 ZLEMENT-Fred Looney yesterday
 pleaded not guilty before Justice Me Kee on a charge of eInbezZlement and was released under d cash bond of
 S10O, which he furnished to appear
 for examination on July 15. w. D
 Watts. proprietor of q meat market
 at Five Points. alleges that Looney
 while employed clerk for him
 received $46 which he failed to turn in
 TO FACE FELONY CHARGE-L II. Gibbs yesterday pleaded not guilty
 before Justice Mckee to felony charge and was. released under a bond
 of $500, which he furnished to appear for examination on July 19. It is all ; legged by William A. NickersOn that
 on July II. an automobile driven by . Gibbs collided with Nickerson's car on the highway between Hyatts CamT
 and Camp Creek. Nickerson alleges that Gibbs drove on without stopping ) to give his name or license number MARRIAGE SES-Licenses
 to marry were issued yesterday tc Casmero Rascon, 31. of Cananea, So-
 nora Mexico, and Maria J. Suscenia , 23. of Phoenix, Walter l.. Logan, 20 g and Martie May Burris, 19, both oi Phoenix; Macario Ragan, 3S, and Ma ? ria Albarez, 20, both of Scottsdale; 5 and Lellan M. Kila. 20 and R.3se
 Solaiza. 19, both of Chandler