Arizona republican., 1920-11-16

son where he made a number of COW tests during the past week.
 TO GO TO TUCSoN-Captain E. s. Linton, organizer of national guard units and instructor inspector of high school cadets, will leave today for Tue son and Nogales on official business.
 TO PRESENT ENOCH ARDEN Enoch Arden, the greatest cantelation known, will be given at the Wilson school November 19 at o'clock p. m. Enoch Arden is the story of Phillip Roy, a very rich boy. Enoch Arden, poor boy, and Annie Lee, the prettiest little girl in a Denmark town where free schools were unknown Tickets will be 25 and 50 cents, Mrs. c. R. Roberts will be reader, with Mrs. Clara Taylor as accompanist.
 TO ADDRESS WoMAN'S CLUB John G. Bowman. director of the Amer ican College of Surgeons. will address a meeting at the Womans club at 2:15 o'clock this afternoon. MT. Bowman has selected a topic of special interest to women for this occasion. The meet ing will be open to all women and a large attendance is expected.
 EASTERN STAR PARTY One of the most enjoyable affairs of the week will be the Eastern Star dance and card party to be given by the Phoenix chapter No on Wednesday evening. November r, at Masonic hall. Tables for cards may be reserved by telephon- ing 29S1 or 4556. All Eastern Stars, Masons and their friends are cordially invited.
 ROOSEVELT CLUB TO MEET Roosevelt Neighborhood club will hold it's regular open meeting Wednesday, November IT, at 2 30 D. m. Mrs. E. M. Tarr will be chairman of the day. All are invited to attend and enjoy a social hour. Refreshments will be served. 1 BEGIN CANVASS OF VOTES-Of- ficial canvass Of the votes cast in Mar icopa county at the general election on November was begun yesterday morning by the board of supervisors
 At the close of the day about 30 pre-
 cincts had been canvassed and the re- turns sent to the board by the inspec-
 tor of the precinct tallied by the clerks
 working with the board. It is expected that the complete tally of the S7 pre- cincts will be finished tonight. The completed count will not be finished before Wednesday it was stated as inc tallies must be added for each office after the returns have been canvassed
 RATE INCREASE GRANTED-Th' l corporation commission yesterday Egranted the Ray Elecrtic and Telephon'
 company authority to establish a rat.
 of 2.T5 cents per kilowatt hour apply
 ing to power for industrial purposes
 When the matter came up for hearini Ethe Gila Copper Sulphide compan. protested the increase, the compan. < previously having received its powe
 from the Ray Consolidated Coppe
 company through the American Smelt
 ing and Refining company at cents
 This contract terminated yesterda
 when the order issued to the Ray Flee
 tric and Telephone company went int
 effect
 FISHING IS GooD-Fishing is goo 7 in Arizona at present according. to Jo V. Prochacka, state game warden. Wit
 S. 900 crappie and 5000 yellow percl planted in Mormon Lake and Lax Mary within the past few days tn sport has taken over a new lease ol life, says Prochaslxa, who is constantl making applications to the governmen for fish Recently q number of cam plaints have been filed that fishing wa
 poor in the northern lakes.
 p. E. o. MEETING TONIGHT Chapter A of P. E. o. will meet at 7:3 o'clock this evening at the home of Mir: Delphine Stafford, 70s East Morelan street. The Educational fund will b Fl which all members and visiting P. F O's are invited to be present.
 STRUCK BOY IS CHARGER. ! Morris, an employe of the Whip, on Of the concessions at the carnival her last week, yesterday pleaded not guilt before Justice Charles DeSales Wheele on a charge of simple battery. He wa k released under a bond of $50 which | E furnished to appear for trial this after h noon at 2 o'clock. The complaint ws E made by Hermann Dodd. a 13-year- oi E of Mesa. who alleges that Morris struc him in the stomach while he was wal ing for a. ride on the Whip. Morris d, \ elares the rope holding the crowds bac at the Whip broke and a pole struc the boy. Morris was arrested Saturds \ night by Deputy Sheriff Jim Troutma THESE WILL MARRY-License B marry were issued yesterday to Wa E ter T. Condson, 34, Lead, s. D., al E Linnie Delzeue. B, of Phoenix; Romu E Romero, 21. and Gertrude Berrell, s both of Goodyear; Andrew J. Murpf E Al. of Chandler, and Ire Harris, 26, \ Phoenix; Jose Mario Sanchez. 24 al \ Terese O'Hara, 19. both of Marinett D James w. Nevins, 19 and Christi E Berryhill. IT, both of Buckeye: al \ Francisco Elenis, 24. and Juana Va zH deZ, IT, both of Guadalupe.