Arizona republican., 1920-06-17

TaVener of the state h1ShWaN depart ment was in town yesterday from beh
 son on highway matters.
 NEW DEPUTY TREASURER- Miss Emma FaullNener has been ap- pointed a deputy in the office oi the state treasurer. She took over her new duties yesterday.
 TO MOTOR TO COAST-Mr. and
 Mrs Charles Donofrio and Mir. and Mrs. George Day will leave this morn ing for California. They plan to mo tor to the coast and make several in teresting trips from Los Angeles to nearby places during the summer months. .o-
 GETS FINE AND JAIL SENTENCE John Kulyas who was found guhty by a jury in the superior court Tues day on a charge of manufacturing m- toNicating liquors was sentenced yes
 terday by Judge Stanford to serve oo days in the county jail and 10 pay d
 fine in addition of $500.
 STATE GIVEN DERRICKS-The
 state has been allotted six fiVe-ton derriclls, according to word recelVeo
 by the state highway department rom
 Washington yesterday The derrlcks arc part of the war equipment that IS
 being sent to the different highway de- partments of the state.
 MOTORING TO LONG BEACH,
 Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Standage IeLt yes
 terday for California. They are motor ing to the coast and en route for Long
 Beach. where they will be established for the summer will spend q few days
 in northern Arizona.
 ANOTHER McELROY-C. J. McEl- roy is still with the Warren Brothers company as assistant district mana ger. Through a mistake in names q local news item stated MT. McElroy had entered the real estate field. In stead this was a Clarence James Mo Elroy. who has recently come here from other palts of Arizona
 TO ATTEND SONS GRADUATION To attend the graduation of their son. Wallace Kohiberg. who will com ! plete his course at Stanford thls sea i son. Mr. and Mrs. !. J. KohloerS leIt i yesterday for the coast. They are 1 making the trip by automobile. and 1 with them is their daughter. Miss Ruth i Kohlberg They expect to return to ] Phoenix the latter part of the month:
 WELL KNOWN DRUGGIST IN i CITY-Nornan Macleod, well known 1 Los Angeles druggist. arrived In Phoe-
 nix yesterday and will be the guest i for two weeks of Lloyd Jones of the corporation commission. MT. Macleod
 will drive back to California with MT.
 Jones when he leaves the first of the month for his vacation.
 FOUND GUILTY OF RoBBERY-
 William L. Clark. alias Robert Welsch. who was found guilty on a charge ot robbery. was sentenced yesterday py
 Judge Stanford to serve from five to
 seven years in the state penitentlary | Florentin AreneZ testified that Clark and T youth named Jack Gray held him I'D near the Roosevelt school on the night of March 1 and took his horse and buggy after shooting him in the
 TO ASK LOWER VALUATIoN-J. G. Cooper representing the ArlZona Copper company. will appear before the state tax commission Friday morninA and request a reduction in the 1920
 assessed valuation of the property. The valuation covers the amount fixed py the commission as tentative assess ment on the Arizona Copper company and the Shanon mine which it pur- chased a year ago. Cooper is cashier of the company
 HELD ON SERIOUS cHARGE-MaX 1 Telese an Indian, yesterday was helo
 to answer to the superior court by Jus 1 tice Mckee on a charge of committing 1 a statutory offense and was returned 1 to the county jail when he failed to furnish d bond of $1,000. Telese orig l inally was charged with Kidnapping Louise Nolan, a 16-year-old girl from l the Phoenix Indian school, but after 1 the girl had testified at the hearing i yesterday this charge was dismissed 1 and the present one made. The com i plaining witness is Amandao NJ. Chin 1 grin matron at the school.
 THESE MAY MARRY-Licenses to
 marry were issued yesterday to Pillar l Munos, 32. and Jesus Ramines, IS. both
 of Phoenix; Albert F. Brown, 2S, of
 Mesa and Edna McGough. 20, of Dal-
 las, Tex; Rosario Gonzales, 20, and
 Cruz Otero, 17, both Phoenix; Gordon 1 E. Ful6ings, 20, and Winifred l.. Swan
 son. 21, both of Phoenix; Walter F. Beatty. 30. and Florence F. Randy. 2S. both of Phoenix; and Antonio Valdez. 20. and Garidro Rodriguez, 22 both or l Phoenix.
 WOULD RAISE RATES-The hear ing on the application of the Santa Fc Prescott and Phoenix for an increase in it's minimum rate for chair cars was
 heard before Commissioner David r. Johnson Of the corporation commiS-
 sion yesterday. The railroad is ask
 ing that it's minimum rate of 9 cents
 be raised to 50 cents. but is not ask
 ing an increase above it's 50-cent rates Testimony tended to show that during
 1918 and 1919 the loss in operating the
 parlor car and cafe amounted to ap-
 proXimately S10.o0O. While the test-
 mony was completed yesterday, no or der was entered.
 TO CLOSE THURSDAY p. M.-The
 principal dry cleaning establishments , of this city have agreed to close their ? shops on Thursday afternoons begin ming today and until Sept. 1. The 1C concerns which signed an agreement tc 5 this effect are: The Empress Cleaners McKeans' Dye Works. Central Clean [ ing Works. Jones Cleaning Works, City 5 Cleaning Works, Thorne's Cleanito- ) rum. Deluxe Cleaners, Jimmie r ) Frank. American Tailors and Cleaners
 and the Paris Cleaners
 TO DISCUSS WAREHOUSE NEEE -H K. Holman of the department o ] agriculture division Of warehouse in vestigation is in Phoenix to get il ? touch with cotton growers and woo producers Of the Salt River valley tc discuss the building Of warehouses ? here. A meeting of the cotton grow ! CTS will he held either at the cham : ber Of commerce or the Water Users ? building at 2 o'clock tomorrow after l noon. The wool men will meet at o'clock the same day. Further de e1 tails on the proposed meetings will b.
 given out Friday morning.