Arizona republican., 1921-03-17
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 GOES TO GRAND cANYON-Mr Hilda Trower of San Diego, who has been the guest Of Mir. and Mrs w. k. Rowan, left last evening for the Grand Canyon.
 FINED FOR CRUELTY c. w. Davis yesterday pleaded guilty before Justice Henry J. Sullivan on a charge of cruelty to animals and was fined S10. He was alleged to have shot and wounded a young COW. The complaint was made by Alponio Valdez
 COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN social meeting of the Council of Jewish Women will be held at o'clock this afternoon at the Woman's club- There is to be an unusually interest ing program and the attendance of all members is urged.
 UNDELivERED TELEGRAMS-Th following undelivered telegrams are at the local office of the Western Union: R. c. Puter Paul Meal>a, ]. F. French,
 Edith Duncan, E. Hamilton. Lillian Helfer, Mrs Robert J. Tyson, Mrs. l.. A. Dunn, Mrs Pearl Folkner, Charles P. Mines, A. Ward, Will West.
 SATURDAY RECITAL-The Satur day afternoon recital at the School of Music this week will be given by young
 piano pupils of Franz Darvas, violin of Robert Saunders, expression of Mrs.
 Easley and dancing of E. Paula Re
 ware, with vocal numbers interpolated by students from the calss of w. H. Olney. The program begins at o'clock | and the public is cordially invited THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to William H. Ledbetter. 20, of Laveen, | and Catherine Dean, IS, of TolleSon; Juan Martinez, 22, and Guadalupe Ot | ton, Is, both of Phoenix; Abato Av- rifles, 39 and Carmen Craspo, 32, both of Phoenix; Fayette Harrell, Jr., 1s,
 and Lora Baker, IS, both of Mesa: and William L. Bates A. and Nora Whit
 ney, 43, both ot Phoenix.
 l HELD ON STATUTORY CHARGE 1 i-Pedro Gomez yesterday waived a l preliminary hearing when arraigned l before Justice Henry J. Sullivan and was held to answer to the superior court on a statutory charge. He was committed to the county jail when he failed to make a bond of S2500. The
 complaint was made by Juana Busta- menti.
 THREE sPEEDERs FINED-Three autoists, charged with exceeding the | speed limits in front of the Balsz school on the Tenipe road, yesterday, pleaded guilty before Justice Henry J. Sullivan and were fined s each. Two
 of the complaints were made by F. A. Bell, motorcycle officer, and the other l by W. A. Dana, motorcycle officer. l BOGUS CHECK CHARGE = W. H. l Coleman yesterday was arrested by ] Officer E. G. Crowe of the police de- partment on a charge Of passing a 1 bogus check. He will be arraigned on the charge this morning before Justice Henry J. Sullivan. The complaint was I made by R. M. Monaghan of the Jef- ferson hotel.
 STOLE TURKEYS, IS CHARGE. i Alfred Morrow and Bernice Brooker- l son yesterday pleaded not guilty be- 1 fore Justice Nat T Mckee on a charge | of petty larceny and the date of the i trial was set for March "A. They were released under a bond of $1,000 each, which they furnished. The complaint was made by Mike E. Popoff who him.
 JURY FAILS TO AGREE = When 1 a jury in the superior court failed to reach a decision in the case of Joseph D. Mack, tried on charge of grand larceny, Judge Gibbons yesterday dis missed them. Mack was alleged to have stolen a Dodge car from K. Pom eroy of Mesa about January IS. James Mahoney, his alleged partner, is now on trial in the superior court charged with the same offense. His case is ex
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  R. C. Williams, who has been i'll for two weeks with a severe attack of tonsilitis, was able to be at his desk at the office of the state board of health yesterday. Lieutenant Williams is with the United States Public Health service and came here several months ago to make study of the admins tration of the health department of Arizona.
 l ST. PATRIcK's DAY DANcE-The Business and Professional Women's s
 club will hold a St. Patrick's Day dance at the Womans club this even- | ing which is being designed as one oi
 the smartest events to have been held by this organization since the begin
 ming of the year. For the first time ir
 the history of the club invitations have
 been sent to "unattached'' men. There are to be cards and a musical enter
 tainment with the dance, the music fol
 which is to be furnished by Mosier's \ orchestra.
 CHARGED WITH RESISTING OF. FiCER-Omar Toft was arrested las
 night by Deputy Sheriff F. l.. Meell' on a warrant charging him with resist ! ing an officer while in the discharge o his duty Toft was placed in the count, jail but was released layer in the even ing when he furnished a cash bond o $50 for his appearance before Justic Henry J. Sullivan for arraignment to day. The complaint was made by Con stable Haze Burch, who alleges Toft at tempted Tuesday night to keep hir from attaching the receipt at tn American dance hall under a writ c attachment which he had.
 PROGRAM AT L. D. S. CHURCH = Joseph w McMurrin, president of tn California Mission of the L. D. $ church, arrived in Phoenix yesterda, He brings with him a company of tai ented young men and women fror . Utah. and California who have delight |, ed audiences throughout California an Arizona with a choice program of en tertainment. This program consists ( I vocal and instrumental music, reading
 and short, interesting play, all of a
 entertaining and educational characte