Arizona republican., 1921-10-06

state president, speaker.
 Friday, Oct. z. = Washington Wo-
 mans club will inaugurate season,
 Mrs. H. A. Guild, speaker.
 VISITING RIENDs-Mrs. Lydia Mcdonald of Tulsa, Okla, arrived | yesterday for visit with friends in Phoenix.
 GRANTED DIVORCE Maude | Collier yesterday was granted a de- | cree of divorce from Will R. Collier | by Judge Jenckes, on grounds of 1 cruelty. She was awarded the GUS | tody of their child.
 KEYS LOST--A bunch of keys was | lost yesterday afternoon on Seventh | street between Jefferson and Van Buren streets about 4:3O o'clock 1 return them to the sheriff's office.
 MARRIAGE SES-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Edward P. Nolan, 30. and Mafcelina Valdez. 21. both of Phoenix; Fortu- nate QuequeZ, 30, and Rita Sambra-
 no. 22, both of Tempe; Marciano Padillo, 23, and Paula Garcia, g,
 both of Phoenix, and William H. Kennedy, 49, of Cashion, and Mrs. Ray Daniel, 30, of Port Arthur Tex. SUES RAILROAD-Su to recover SlyuuU LOT lH6 lOSS dn aulOHlODlie dl-
 legged to have been destroyed in
 collision with a sand train was | brought yesterday by Francis J. Fuller against the Arizona Eastern
 Railway company. Fuller alleges the
 accident occurred at Sixth avenue
 and the Buckeye branch of the rail-
 way on May 4, 1921.
 PETITIONS FOR LETTERS -
 Petition for letters of administration 1 6 NynSt dax- ir1 IA ncf~ of
 Doris McCleve, who died August F,
 1921, by Henry McCleve. the hus- | band. The estate consists of com
 munity interest in real and personal property to which the petitioner gives the value of $10,375. The peti- ton will be heard on Monday after noon, October IT, at 1: 30 o'clock.
 DEFENDANT WINS SUIT - A | jury in Judge Stanford's division of
 the superior court yesterday returned l a verdict in favor of the defendant
 company with costs in the case of
 John c. Behrns against the Capital
 Fuel and Feed company. Behrns
 asked for $55.500 damages alleged to
 have been sustained by him in a fall
 while employed as carpenters
 helper in the erection of warehouse
 for the defendant company. The
 costs in the case, according to the | NoNtA ACNOAdor e1AilOu44lCQ lO S--ct Jul Isfees.
 TO INVESTIGATE BoNDs-Th
 Spanish War Veterans have name, James P. Lavin to look into the le gality of the bonds voted for an ar mory. MT. Lavin will work in co operation with tha committee ap pointed recently by the American le zion to look into the same matter The legion committee is composed O A K .N-1 s&t Alexander Baker, Harold Baxter an Henry Miller.
 EvANGELiSTIc SERVlcES-Th union evangelistic services conducte by Evangelist S. B. Shaw at tn l Nazarene church, Fifth avenue an l. Monroe street, are still going or 7 There is good attendance each nigh s and good interest is displayed. Th s services will continue the remainde
 of the week, with divine healin :, service on Friday afternoon at 2: 2 t o'clock.
 Il BACK FROM TExAS-D. R. Johr | son, rate expert with the corporatio d commission, returned yesterday frol d Dallas. where he attended a hearin a. held before the interstate commerS l. commission relative to rates on flu IT and refining oil from Fl Paso to Ar n zona and New Mexico points. TT
 action was instituted by the R J. Grande Oil company. It was poin Is ed out that the rate from Kansas m Oklahoma to Phoenix was practical II the same as from Fl Paso to Phoeni DO A SUGGESTiON-A story in IT to Republican yesterday morning $. which a baby buggy is asked for f in family not able to purchase one h. k brought out the suggestion that u H.J chairman of the emergency fun
 raised last summer to be distribut d. through the Associated Charities ts authorized to make this expenditul an PIONEER DEAD-Word has be on received in Phoenix of the dea be recently at the state farm ne ct Downey, Cal, of David Beardsley ed the age of S5 years. He was an c lit pioneer and Indian fighter and ma S. years ago drove a stage betwe S Phoenix and Tucson. Old resider m. of this city no doubt will rememh - David Beardsley, who was identifi in with mining in many parts of t nd state. Many years ago he moved ce California, where he has since ma ne his home.
 lTr7 T CITED TO APPEAR An ord ng was issued yesterday by Jud ks Jeclles citing John Hunter Kelly
 a appear before that court this nor nut ing at 9:30 o'clock to show cause W IT, he should not be punished for co he tempt of court for failure to conn for with a judgment rendered in | asa case of Nora Kelly against Jo ,he Hunter Kelly. Kelly is alleged .n- have taken their three children fir, sa. the county in violation of coI on order issued by Judge J. E. Jones nst ON BURGLARY CHARGE-Je,
 Corea yesterday was held to ansv T., to the superior court of Justice es- T. Mckee on. a charge of burgla ,h's ne was eolhInlttea 10 the county ons under a bond of $500. The compla ner was made by James H. Nesmith V Az. charged Corea entered his ho arv with intent to commit larceny. nfy ranch employe caught Corea in ,b+ house, according to the testimo as, and held him until Deputy Sher ;S Dewitt and Blanco arrived i, INJUNCTION MADE PERM m NENT--In a decision handed dc yesterday, Judge Jenckes made r 4to manent an injunction restraining il,T ,ne City of Phoenix, Mayor Punk
 e9 City Manager Thompson, the
 commissioners and the Western I and Steel company from carry a out the provisions of a contract m leTIi by the city with the Western 1
 t I and Steel company for 6,000 feet a pS 30-inch steel pipe. The order WI was asked in a suit filed by the : .i aIh. zona Steel Pipe and Tank comp; eii0't made void the proceedings UT ans ans which the contract was awarded y it and also declared tbe contract VT be WOULD STRIKE ANSWER oe- the ground that the answer of L q nI 4,