Arizona republican., 1920-09-25
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 THESE WILL WE'D - Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Ben jamin F. Gleseke, 24 and Blanche Marie apellman, 22. both of Phoenix; Jose B. Sanchez, 30, and Teresa V. Alin- cia, 16 both of Phoenix; Harry Dreis, 19. and Lucy Perez, 16, both of Phoe- nix; and Mark Reddin, 42, and Vera E. Smith. 2S, both of Tempe.
 WILL RENDER REPORT-A report on the Grand Canyon strip country is to be made at o'clock this afternoon at Gin's store, three miles south of Phoe- nix, by the committee of F who re gently visited the country in question. All farmers in the Salt River valley who are interested in this report are asked to attend todays meeting.
 CASE ISSED-Arter a hearing 1 in the court of Justice Mckee yesfer- day afternoon q charge of petty lar ceny against Trinidad Bojorguez was dismissed. The Mexican was charged by Tom Yamamota, a Japanese with stealing 10 pounds of cotton from his ranch. Evidence offered in the trial showed that the cotton had been given to BoJorguez by another rancher.
 WITH LOCAL COMPANY - Frank w. Berry of Chicago who was formerly connected with the Cable Piano com pany as department manager, has joined the force of the Kerr and Bryant company. Berry is thoroughly ac quainted with the piano business through many years of experience. Mrs. Berry and the children are in the city and will make their home here per manentlS
 c. OF c. DIRECTORS MEETING The board of directors of the chamber of commerce will meet at noon today in the Arizona club. It will be the regular weekly meeting which was postponed from Wednesday when Governor Cox. the Democratic presidential nominee and his party were here and when representative body of members greeted him at the train and assisted in the reception and speech making program.
 GOVERNOR RETURNING - Gov ernor Thomas E. Campbell is expected 10 return to Phoenix tomorrow from Flagstaff, where he will make one of the leading addresses of his campaign for reelection today The governor will speak here on Monday evening and on Tuesday will attend various affairs of state. including a meeting of the state board of education, before leaving for Glendale, where he will continue the campaign he inaugurated a few days ago. From Glendale the governor will go to Parker and through the north. returning to the capital October s. DISMISS CHARGE - Because She danced more than three times with the Iys yesterday testified at the hearing of the state against her husband, Presi nano Martinez, in the court of Justice Charles DeSales Wheeler on a charge of aggravated assault, he became an gry, took her home and gave her spanking. Martinez denied that he had turned her over his knee his wife stated but said that he had made an endeayor to remonstrate with her about dancing She became angry. he said, and tore his shirt. Justice Wheeler dismissed the charge against Martinez.
 SUPREME COURT CALENDAR The calendar of the supreme court will be called on October II, according to the announcement made yesterday by Justice H. D. Ross Justice Ross stated that immediately after the cases were set court would convene, the session covering a long period, judging by the number of eases on appeal. Justice Ross returned several weeks ago from a, brief vacation in the northern part of the state where Justice Baker also passed a month. Chief Justice Cum ningham, who summered on the coast, also has returned.
 HERE FOR CONFERENcE-Ed Wolf, chief engineer of the northern division of the state highway depart ment. is in Phoenix for conference with State Engineer Maddock. MT. Wolf stated yesterday that splendid progress has been made on the Pres cott-Jerome highway. which will be completed within the next 50 days. The Flagstaff Williams highway is another important work under the supervision of MT. Wolf, who reports that the grade work on this highway will be finished by December I.