Arizona republican., 1921-03-19
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 COMES TO JOIN HusBAND-Mrs. H. A. Hanigan, wife of Colonel HaniG2n, senior inspector of the Arizona Ma tional Guard, arrived yesterday from California.
 TO MORALES FOR -END-t State Treasurer and Mrs. Raymond F Earhart left yesterday for Nogales, where they will spend the weekend
 AT TUCSON COTTON CONFER ENCE-E. w. Hudson of the Arizona commission of agriculture and horticul- ture; Don C. Mote, stcSe entomologist I and ". H. Knox, manager of the Ari- Zona Cotton Growers association were in Tucson yesterday for a conference with cotton growers Of that county.
 HERE FROM TOMssToNE-R. J. Cornelius, one of the city councimen of Tombstone, is in Phoenix on busi- 1 ness and incidently visiting with his sister. Mrs. D. L. Cunningham ofx x505 ! West Latham street. MT. Cornelius is ! returning to Tombstone today.
 BAKED FOOD SALE-The Ladies { Aid society of Zion Lutheran church will hold a baked food sale at HacSett's market this afternoon. All those who contribute to the sale are requested by the committee in charge to deliver their parcels not later than 1 o'clock today. NEW SHoES-Mrs, Calvin Coolidge fahove) has been presented with these three pairs of handmade shoes made by the workers in a Lynn Mass. fac tory. Every girl in the plant worked on them. Mrs. Coolidge's name is printed in gold on the lining of each shoe FINED FOR SEEMING FIsH-Ben- l ito Gutierrez and T. Ortega yesterday n 1Aafn Jt1S- I Sullivan on a charge of seining for l fish in the Salt river at Joint Head and were fined s each. The complaint was made by Joe Prochaska, state game warden. According to the state
 aw. nets, seines or traps cannot be I used in catching fish.
 I SENTENCED TO PRiSON-Rafilio fGuitarez and Elesio Castillo. who were found guilty last Monday by jury in | the superior court on a charge of 1 burglary yesterday were sentenced by Judge A. & Gibbons of Apache county, lsitting for Judge Stanford, to serve | from one to two years each in the state l penitentiary at Florence. They were charged with entering a railroad car lat Gila Bend and removing some or langes. I PHOENIX. PEOPLE IN MOVIES Of especial interest to Phoenix people is the news reel shown today at the I Columbia theater. It shows views of the excursion to Mexico City on the oc casion of the inauguration of President ODregon. Many of the Phoenix people who went OH that excursion are seen
 in this news reel, together with nuner- I ous interesting scenes.
 JUBILEE SINGERS TO APPEAR On Sunday evening, March 20, the
 Heath Jubilee singers will appear at
 the Central Christian church. One of
 the special numbers they will render
 will be Swing Low, Sweet Chariot" 7"
 The revival meetings now in progress
 at this church will continue until Eas-
 ter, with services every evening except Saturday, at T:45 o'clock.
 INJURED IN AUTO ACCIDENT
 Sustaining severe injury to his nose tin an automobile accident, D. R. John lson, rate expert with the corporation commission. is at home from Congress ', Junction where he met with the injury. Driving over the rough mountain roads T the car gave a sudden lurch as it went
 over a chuck hole, throwing Mr. John l son forward. He struck the top of the car. severely cutting his nose. He will be under treatment for some time. ac-
 cording to his physician.
 GEO. H. ROvEY FUNERAL TODAY Funeral services for George Henry Rovey, who died Friday morning al the home of his son, Albert Rovey six
 miles northwest on the Black Canyon
 road will be held at the II. M Maus
 chapel, 3l1 North First avenue, at 4 o'clock this afternoon. Rev. Emanuel
 Frey will officiate. The body will be
 shipped to the family home at Farm
 ersvil,e, H., for interment. The casket
 will be accompanied by the widow and son.
 SURVEY Is oRDERED-J. S. Hop
 wood, who yesterday applied for cer- , tificate of convenience and necessity to operate a water plant on the IIe I Neta tract, was informed by the cor { poration commission that before any action could be taken a survey mus s be made by one of it's engineers. Hop- \ wood asked for the privilege of supply ing water to the 20 residents on hi. { district north of the Indian School roat on Seventh street. After the necessary ''red tape is gone into the commis | sion will rule on the application. DISMISS CONDEMNATION SUITS "A suit filed early in February by tn California, Arizona & Santa Fe Rail \ way company and the Arizona Easterl Railway company jointly against T. Fannin, Kate Fannin. John Doe Rich ard Roe. Jane Roe and Black compan asking for a court order to condem the tract of land lying just south 0 \ Harrison street at Fifth avenue fo s public use was dismissed yesterda s by the attorneys for the railway com ' panies. The dismissal was not mad in open court The railroad companie s asked for the condemnation of tn E property for use in building a ne' Il joint terminal and passenger station N It is understood that all parties con SI cerned have reached an agreement out < side of court as to the price to be pal ' for the land. The suits were filed b
 Attorneys Chalmers, Stahi. FennemoI . & Longan for the Santa F'e and Al | torneys Bullard & Jacobs for the Ar!
 zona Eastern
 II DROVE CAR WHILE iNTOXCA7
 ED-C. J. Clifford yesterday was foun 1 guilty after hearing before Justi'
 Henry J. Sullivan on a charge of driN ing an automobile on a public higf way while intoxicated and was fine
 S25. The complaint was made by Mir
 Anna Hope, who said she met Cli ford on March 2 driving his car aero: T the Tempe bridge on the wrong side l the road. Mrs. Hope said she stoppe | her car. but Clifford failed to stop ar | collided with her car. Axe Luken l Chandler confirmed the testimony ! Mrs Hone and both said Clifford W;