Arizona republican., 1920-04-17
ANOTHER FARM LOAN ASSN

The second national farm loan asSOcf- ation in this valley will be organized at Mesa this afternoon. There is al- ready one In the Buckeye country. The | meeting for the purposes of the organ l ization will be held a t the city hall al Mesa at 2 o'clock, called by H. c | Heard, county agent, and Frank H. | Parker president of the farm bureau TO ENTER PIONEERS' HOME John R. Lyon of Benson, who has been a resident of Arizona for 43 years, will be admitted to the Pioneers Home. Lyons application was acted upon | favorab1y by the board of directors of state institution yesterday. and he will | leave at once for Prescott At pres ent there are 53 inmates of the Home.
 HoNoRS UiSlTioN-Governor Thomas E. Campbell yesterday hon ored the requisition papers of Thomas ZiegIed, who left last evening for Cali fornia with I. Berkovitz. wanted in Los Angeles on the charge of embez zling $500 from the Eureka Bottle and Supply company.
 MAY SELL ITS STOCk-The cor poration commission yesterday granted the Maricopa County Cooperative Society permission to sell stock, author izing the sale of 1000 shares at $50 share. A number of local men are in terested in the society which was formed for the primary purpose of
 
 cantile business. The company, which was incorporated about a month ago. is headed by Thomas Maloney, while it's secretary is George Simons.
 THESE WILL. MARRY-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Clar- ence Krenzky. 4s. and Adele De Bus sic 56, both of Phoenix; Angel Mer- anda, 2S. and Theodosia Ganzalez, 20, both of Litchfield: Martin Luther Sul- livan, 3S of Glendale. and Eliza Ellen Heckle, 29. of Canyon: II. R. Meador, 27, and Florence De Forest 27, both of Phoenix; Ralph M Campbell 2s and Alice J. Lord, 24. both of Phoenix; and Pedro Sbarra, %. and Ireina Cam acho 19 both of Marinette.
 CONFERENCE TODAY-In order to perfect the organization in Maricopa county which will carry on the united simultaneous financial campaign oi the Interchurch World movement from April 25 until May ?, church and community directors and pastors of churches throughout the county will meet at the Y. M. c. A.. for a noon luncheon today. It is expected that abeut aS workers snc will rn De present; nessnn Louis Victor Eytinge. serving a life sentence at the state prison at Flor arce for murder. of which he was con victed 13 years ago. was taken back 70 the prison yesterday Eytinge had been brought to Phoenix to testify in the S50.000 libel suit brought by of the prison, against the Gazette Deputy Sheriff De Witt was in charge of Eytinge on the trip back 10 the prison. They arrived htre. he said just 15 minutes after the execution of Simplicio Torres shortly after 10 o'clock.
 FOUND LloUoR-charged with having three gallons of "moonshine" whiskey in his possession. Constancio Terrazos yesterday was held to an swer to the federal court by Nat T. Mckee. acting United States commits sioner under a bond of $500. which was not furnished. Terrazos will ap- pear before Judge Sawtelle next Mon day. He was arrested Thursday after noon south of Mesa by Sheriff Mont gomery and T. C. Broshears. prohibi tion agent, after they had found the liquor in his home.
 BEFORE SUPREME CouRT-The case of Dey vs. Laural Canyon Mines company, on appeal from Graham county, was argued before the su- preme court yesterday, George Stone man representing the plaintiff and John H. Campbell of Tucson the de- fendant. The suit, in which the plain tiff claims the defendant did not live up to the terms of lease of the Gran ite Reef mine was tried before a jury in Judge McAllister's court. the verdict returned being for the defend ant The contention of the defendant was that after mineral went up in nrice the plaintiff wished to operate the property It claims to have carried out every provision of the lease. The ease was submitted ter lengthy argu- mentS bv counsel.