Arizona republican., 1921-11-15

TIIodys NOV Io-FrIoay ctub at the
 Woman's club, 10 am.
 bridge tea.
 KIWANIs LUNCHEON ToDAY-' The regular weekly luncheon of the lNiwanis club will be held at the Y. NJ. .. A. at 12:15 o'clock today.
 THREE DIVORCE DEGREES Three decrees of divorce were grant ed yesterday by Judge Jenckes as follows: Ida Earl from George J. Earl, charges desertion and failure to provide; Lenore Virginia Baker from Louis E. Baker, charges assertion; and Sarah Catherine Gould from Ly- man B. Gould, charges failure to provide and desertion.
 MAKING SURVEY-M. L. Doner. director of vocational education, is spending the early part of the week in Florence and Casa Grande where he is making survey of the voca- tional agriculture, trades and indus tries and home economies work.
 INVESTIGATION ORDERED - For the purpose of establishing rules the corporation commission has ordered the Superior Light and Power company to appear for investigation and hearing Monday afternoon No vember 2S. The company it is al- legged has been operating without reg ular procedure in the way of service rule.
 NO SPECIAL LICENSE FEE Live stock inspectors are not re- quired to collect $30 when issuing a special license, according to the as- sistant attorney generals office. This opinion was rendered yesterday by Judge Perkins who declared that the statutes did not intend a fee to be paid for special license.
 GOES TO PREPARE EXHIBIT L. G. Ref, rate clerk with the cor poration commission, left last even ing for Fl Paso to prepare an ex- hibit for the American Express com pany hearing before the interstatf commerce commission in Phoenix December 5. The hearing is an ap- peal of the express company from the order of the state commission 1 which refused to raise it's rates with in the state
 MOTOR TRIP TO coAsT-Leav ing by motor car today, James B i Gillespie, realtor and insurance i broker, will go to the Pacific ceast on business trip. He will go viz 1 Blythe to Los Angeles and to Fresno and San Francisco before his return and will be accompanied by Mrs 1 Gillespie and their daughter The, | will probably be away 50 days. 1 THESE WILL MARRY-Licensei 1 to marry were issued yesterday t, Ynez Espinoza, 2S, and Juana Garges 1 IF, both of Tempe; Anthony B. Col l lins, q, of Seottsdale, and Vera Chil 1 ders, IS, of Glendale; Felix Valencia i 23, and Francisco F'eliz, both of Qua l dalupe;. Wayne Stevens, 23, and Lot l tie Ayars, 23, both of Beaver City 1 Neb., and Ramon Garcia, 31, and Pa tricia Arozio. 22. both of Phoenix.
 TOO FEW APPlIcATIoNS-Tht 1 civil service commission invites spe, cial attention to the fact that in ex. 1 aminations held recently in Phoenil and other cities throughout tn, 1 United States for domestic scienc, teachers, Indian service, for appren. tice fish culturists, bureau of fish cries. and for telegraph operators | departmental and field service, appli cants were not secured in the nurnbe desired, and that these examination will again be held on December z Persons interested in these or othe examinations should apply to tn secretary of the United States Ciyi Service Board at the local postoffic, for detailed information and applica tion blanks.
 JOINT MEETINe-The Murphy Riverside Farm bureau and th Murphy Parent Teacher associatio
 will hold a joint meeting at tn
 Murphy school this evening at T:3 o'clock Miss F1ossie D. Wills. hom demonstration agent. together wit
 John Schlalalos of the Phoenix See
 
 Young, field secretary of the Mari
 copa County Farm bureau, will b
 the speakers of the evening. All res
 idents of the district are invited t
 attend.
 TO HOLD ELEcTIoN-An cleo
 tion in Division No. 2 of the Para
 dise-Verde irrigation district will b
 held at Hyatt's camp, Cactus, Ariz
 Tuesday, Nov. Is, 1921, for the pur
 pose of electing a trustee in tha division. Those wishing transporta
 ton call at the Paradise Verde irri
 sation district office, 517 East Adam
 street
 OLD FASHIONED BOX SOCIAL
 There will be an old-fashioned bo
 social at the Higley ward schoo
 District No. so, Rittenhouse rancl
 near Higley, on next Saturday, No 19, at 7:30 o'clock p. m. There wi
 be an old fashioned welcome an
 good entertainment for all. The pee
 ple of Phoenix, Chandler and Gilbel
 ire invited to bring their boxes an
 all enjoy an evening of pleasure CHANGE AT RECRUITING STA
 TlON-G. A. French, chief cleo -rician's mate, United States nav ? has arrived in Phoenix for duty the navy recruiting station as II -eHef of Edward J. B. Coyne chi |. boatswain's mate, United States nav Mir. Coyne, upon being relieved, wi ! proceed to the main recruiting st;
 ton at Los Angeles for duty at tn tation. MT. French has several fo B ner shipmates residing in Phoen who saw service on the T.. s. \ Schurz from the time of her commi
 ioning until she was sunk during u ate war. They are planning to maj M is stay here an exceptionally plea
 mt one.
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