Arizona republican., 1920-05-18

due to the fact that President Reid is ! in Washington, no meeting will be held until Menday, June '.
 NEW PARTNERSHIP X partner ship arrangement was effected yestev- day by which F. E. Slagle, formerly chief operator at the Phoenix office of the Western Union, has acquired a half interest in the Southwest Realty company with offices over DonofriO's at 23 East Washington street. Frank M Ryan, formerly of the local high school, retains the other half interest in the firm. MT Slagle has just re- turned from vacation on the Pacific coast and reports he is glad to get back to Arizona. the land of sunshine progress and prosperity. The South west Realty company, although oper- ating throughout the entire Southwest specializes in Salt River valley, Casa Grande and Paradise valley lands.
 FINES FIGHTING INDiAN-It cost Lional Pima an Indian, more money to get out of local theater than it did for him to get in, according to testi- mony introduced in police court yester- day when Pima was tried on a charge Of assault and battery. A man who still bore the marks of conflict told Judge Thomas that as he was going into theater Sunday night, Pima was coming out, and in the crowd the two were thrown somewhat violently to- gether This enraged the Indian. ac- cording to the complaining witness, who said Pima attacked him and in- flicted severe injuries. Pima admitted he might have been somewhat gentler in forcing his way through the crowd. Judge Thomas fined him S15.
 RECITAL ON THURSDAY - The second of a series of recitals being given by R. H. Bloem will be held at the Christian church Thursday even ing at S:15 o'clock. A two-part pro- gram will be presented. In the first part will be heard Mrs A. Henderson Reid. Miss Ruth Thomas and Mrs. George H. Coffin. Part two will be presented by Mrs. Holland Kerr. so- prano, and Henry Stokes. tenor.
 SEVERAL COUPLES TO WE'D Licenses to marry were issued yester- day to Mike Bolotian. 24 Of Los An geles. and Pauline Pavaloff, 19, of Phoenix; Chalmer B. Shaver, 27, and Elizabeth NJ. Dodge. 27. both of Saf- ford; Melville De Covey, 26, of Phoenix, and Marion Wolfe, 24. of Bellingham, Wash. Julian Roselez 26, and Lucy James, 19 both of Glendale: Fred w Spinney, and Dora Elizabeth Marshall, both of Phoenix; Robert Lavorin, 24 and Mercedes Pacho, 20, both of Glen uales NleI B. McGlnnlS ana Natnaly =. Larson. both of Hayden; J. Overton Francisco, 3S, Of Walsenburg. Colo, and Ida Mae Slimm 22, of Wilson Kan; and Lealand c. Crawford, 34, and Beulah B. Wood, S6 both of Chandler.
 THESE MAY SELL STocK-The corporation commission yesterday granted the AXiale Basin Development company permission to sell <25 900 shares of it's preferred stock at S2 share: the Seven Lakes Consolidated Oil company permission to sell 200, 900 shares of treasury stock at 50 cents; Swastika Copper and Silver company. 100, ,000 shares of stock at 40 cents, and the Santa Cruz Hog company, incor- porated, 2S0000 shares at S1
 WOULD INCREASE RATEs-The Globe Light and Power company has filed an application with the corpora tion commission to increase it's gas rates. The company bases it's petition for an increase on the increase of cost of production and on the ground that the gas manufactured and sold never paid interest on the investment which the commission allowed. Besides the increase in the cost of oil, lime. fire brick, the advance in taxes the ine- crease in salaries. the company claims that the city of Globe under it's plans for street improvement has ordered the gas mains removed from one point to