Arizona republican., 1921-09-20
DIVORCE GRANTED

divorce was granted 10 AuDurn COcn- ran from Rose Cochran yesterday by Judge Jenckes.
 RETURN FROM coAsT-Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Mann have returned from the coast where they spent the sum- mer.
 RETURNS WITH PRISONER Deputy Sheriff Al Dewitt returned from Tucson last night with Jesus Torrez who is wanted in Phoenix on a charge of failure to provide for his family.
 BLYTHE FERRY OPEN l. The Blythe ferry is now open and the road is ready to travel. This infor- nation was wired to the chamber of commerce yesterday by the chamber of commerce at Blythe.
 GOES TO TUCSON-Carey E. Rowles. state supervisor of vocational agriculture, left yesterday for Tucson and Benson on business connected with the vocational educational de-
 WooDMAN- NEIGHBoR SOCIAL All Modern Woodmen and their wives and all Royal Neighbors and their husbands are invited to attend the joint social and card party to be given tomorrow evening at K. of P. hall
 ' MEET-R F.. Lee camp, Confederate Veterans. will meet at the Y M. C. A at 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon to transact important business and elect a commander to fill the vacancy that was caused by the death of Judge A. c. Baker The camp will send two delegates to the national reunion to be held at Chattanooga, Tenn. A special railroad rate has been ob- q
 GOES TO SAN FRANclSCO-A. w. Liefgreen, manager of the Arizo- ma Seed and Floral company, left last night for San Francisco and other California points. He will visit flower seed gardens in southern Cal ifornia and vegetable seed gardens 1 in the northern part of the state, and also vii select stock of pets for the TO OPEN SEASoN-The Roose- selt Neighborhood club will hold it's I opening meeting of the season at | 2:3O o'clock tomorrow afternoon | when the program for the ensuing year will be outlined by each of the | four department heads. A special program will follow the business
 meeting. All members are urged to | be present.
 BOYS EXCEED GIRLS-Boys are l in the majority in the number of i births reported from the Phoenix dis trict of Maricopa county to the state | board of health during the month ot l August. There were 43 boys and s5 1 girls. Among the latter are the twin | daughters of MT. and Mrs. Morris
 Sims
 kIWANIS LUNCHEON TODAY With Congressman Carl Hayden de- | livering the cheif address of the
 meeting and Dr. A. M. Tuthill wield- ing the gavel as chairman, the meet
 ing of the Kiwanis club at the r. M | c. A. building at noon today is an nounced as one of the most important | of the month. The attendance prize | will be given by Fred Payne
 COTTON MEETING-C. W. AlleI
 will address members of the Madison local of the Arizona Pimacottor l Growers association at a specia meeting Wednesday night and giv'
 them details concerning recent activ. ities of the association. He will alss T answer questions relating to none, for picking, ginning, seed and othei 4 similar matters.
 6ANkHEAD MAN HERE-Mau
 rice Clark, manager of the Southwes Bankhead Highway association, vii
 arrive in Phoenix today for a seriei
 
 he will address the Kiwanis club
 during the afternoon he will discus
 matters appertaining to the highwa. 1 with a number of Phoenicions inter
 ested in it, and at o'clock he will at tend a meeting of the roads commit
 tee of the chamber of commerce. | PAROLE BOARD MEETS -Afte
 a three days session in Florence tn board of pardons and paroles has re turned to Phoenix Scores of case
 were reviewed during the session ac cording to W.. ]. Galbraith, attorne. general and. member of the board : MT. Galbraith said yesterday that il |, instances where the minimum sen tences had expired and the prisone had made a record for good behavio in prison, a parole was granted. N : date has as yet been set for the mex meeting.
 ON THREE CHARGES = Buc bills and Lee Jones yesterday wer arraigned on three charges in tn : court of Justice Henry J. Sullivan a } the result of fracas in the Electri Auto garage on First avenue on Sun , day. One of the complaints charge r 1 bills and Jones with aggravated as sault, another with using obscene an } vulgar language in the presence c 5 women, and the third with threaten ing to commit an offense. They wer
 released under a bond of $500 each . appear for preliminary hearing o l Tuesday. Sept 27
 SUE FOR S315, ,o0o-Damages to tn : extent of $315, 900 are asked in a sui 2 filed yesterday against the Frank : Mining company by the Orc Fin : Mining company. The Orc F'ina Min ing company declares it was damage . to that extent through the failure ( z the Franks Mining company to carr : out an agreement between F.. U Deeter and the Orc Fina company { construct a concentrated reductio Il plant on a placer claim in Yum county Deeter. they allege, afts making the contract incorporated tf = Franks company and assigned tE Q contract to it, which called for tf = completion of the plant on Nov. l 1920. The Franks company, it allege J. refuses to complete the plant e TO SELL STOCKS-Permissio Il sell stock was granted to two Arizor
 mining companies by the corporatic , commission yesterday. 1t authorize II the Trinity Mines company, whiC has holdings in the Turkey Cree
 mining district in Yavapai county,
 sell 7500O shares of treasury stoC
 at 50 cents and after the completiC y of the sale an additional 75,000 at $ The company incorporated in Ne g Mexico in May of this year with l. capital stock of s250,o00 divided in k 1 250,o0 shares at the par value
 S1 each. The Gold Road Red IT.
 Mining company was given a perm 1t to sell 20000 shares of treaSu