Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-09-04

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pany refuses TO pay the balance. The
$1,000. he alleges was to be paid by
J. J. Sweeney, the owner of the build
ARRIVE FROM PAsADENA-Mr
and Mrs. James NJ. Gray arrived yes
terday morning from Pasadena to at
tend the funeral this afternoon OF
Svlvanus Palmer. Mr.. Gray Is a
brother of Mrs. Palmer.
ASKS Notwithstanding that she
refuses to come to Phoenix and occu-
py the home which ne has prepared for
her, Walter A Robinson YESTERDAY
brought suit for a decree OF divorce
from Isabelle A. Robinson, charging
desertion. He says they were married
in Phoenix on May Z, 1918, and alleges
that she left him on Dec. Is, 1918, and
went TO Tucson. From there, he says
she went to Los Angeles.
HOME AFTER OUTING-L. L.
Plank has Just returned from his sum
ner outing, making a brief business
trip to Santa Barbara and Oxnard
Calf also visiting his daughter Mrs
Thomas NJ. Sloan at Los Angeles. lie
says he found the general opinion OF
people on the coast to be that Phoenix
has more surplus means in proportion
10 population than any other city IN
the southwest.
CHARGED WITH TAKING WATER
d. IG. Edwards was arraigned Thurs
dav before Justice Mckee on a charge
of taking irrigation water without au-
thority and with the intent 10 defraud
and was released on his own fecog-
nizance to appear for examination at
10 o'clock this morning. David X
Kennedy complains that Edwards took
water from certain bitches owned and
oDerated by the Avondale company.
He was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Al
PLEADS GUlLTY-Manuel Caste
NADIA yesterday pleaded guilty when
arraigned before Justice Charles DE
sales Wheeler on charge of grand
larceny and was held to answer to the
superior court. He was committed to
the county Jail when he failed to fur
nish a bond of $500. He is charged
with taking n bicycle belonging to
w L. Holman. Castenada was ar
rested by the city police.
SUIT OVER AUTO-Declaring that
he was damaged to the extent of $500
when it developed that an automobile
which he had bought from them was a
stolen car E. f. Johnson yesterday
brought suit against George Il. Reuhen
| and A. r. Smith, doing business as the
Kissel Auto company. asking Tor "A
Judgment. Johnson alleges that ne
sold the ear to n third party for $500
and was forced to refund the money
when the owner claimed the auto
WILL WE'D ON COAST-Miss
Blanche Rivers. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. A. Rivers OF East Mckinley
street. left for Los Angeles this week.
where she will be married 10 Eugene
/ Renner formerly of this city. Miss
| Rivers was a popular member OF the
| Phoenix high school last year. Mr.
/ Renner is also a graduate OF the local
/ high school and is now with the Hua-
I son Motor company at Long Beach.
where the couple expect to make their
4 homo.
ARRAIGNED ON cHARGE-Joseph
/ Satran and Benjamin SatTan yesterday
pleaded not guilty when arraigned be
+ fore Justice Mckee on charges or DIS
turbing the peace Benjamin Satran
was released when hc furnished cash
+ bond of $3.50 and Joseph Satran was re-
/ leased on his own recognizance. They
+ VIII he examined on the charge On
j Sept. .. Both men are charged by IT,
[ NJ Morris with creating a disturbance
( SUE FOR AUTOMO5iLE-Declar-
/ ing that the defendants have possess
sion OF an automobile which they
E claim belongs 10 them, Wiley NJ Grit-
Z fin and George o. Wolfe Yesterday
I brought suit against Richard Wright
+ and Martin r. Weyant. doing business
as the Cactus Garage. asking for pos
session 81 the car or It's equivalent ia
/ cash. They place value OF s#ao al
I the car.
MOTOR OUT FROM KANsAs-w
& Hiatt ana family OF EA&taE F~ktf4AA~@
kan. arrived last Tuesday Ter a visit
/ with the formers father. l. =. Hiatt
/ 912 East WHletta street Mr.. Hiatt mo-
+ tored through iu TWO weeks and re-
ports that the roads Tn some places ard
very bad lie came by the way 81 Al
Hhnaneruue. Sacorr0. LordsouTE Tucson
Florenge and Casa Granda. The tbire
night oat Mr. Hiatt said. thoy becau'
stalled iu Kansas In the rain and hae
to remain out ell might IN a. The3
luggage was ruined. he said
OUT FOR CONSTABLE Announce
neut is made by George A. Tyler tha
he Is a candidate for the Democratt
nomination for constable for East Fhoe
Z NIX precinct Mr. TYLER has been
resident ~ phoenix for tne Inst 81
! vars and most or that time De has bees
? serving the people bF building noaasfH
aud ass sting In the solution ~ IRA
particular problem He believes fha
4 be can be % service 20 the people "a
a peace officer. HB@ ga me to ArtNna.
Gn hos hood in 1sS8 and wemt thruusl
the bardships ef thoHe eaF}E dsE
( among prixaflous and Indians lie tnol
an active part 81 the development @
Z Arizona
] Or. PECK RETURNs-Rev. Har
] court y. Peck. pastor 81 the Flrs
J + Methodist church. has returned ATE
: an ahaencc from the city 90 one month
s Dr. Peek attended for more than tW
weeks the Pastors School OF Method
: NJ the University of southern Califor
MA where expert instructors from Hi
over the country taught the latsH
9 methods Of church work THE remain
p der a. the time was spent by Dr, Peel
o Ia visiting his brother. Nelson p. Feck
e at Long Beach. and his snn. Robert g
/ Peck a. Fullerton.
= POSTMASTER EXAMINATIONS
> Tire United States civil service com
{ mission has announced an examination
= 70 be held AT Magma. Arizona on Sep
tember -. a. result Of which & =
expected to make certificatiou TO III
a contemplated vacancy IN the posi-
tion Of fourth -class postmaster "a
Magma and other vacancies ns the
may occur AT that office. unless IL shai
he decided n the interests OF the ser
vice TO iii any vacancy by reinstate
ment The compensa ton of the post
Y master at this office was sl93 for ia
, last fiscal year.