Arizona republican., 1921-11-08

WIFE GETS DIVoRcE-Ruth L. Green yesterday was granted a de- cree of divorce from Ulysis G. Green by Judge Jenckes on grounds of de- sertion.
 ERROR IN ACCIDENT STORY In the account of the fatal accident on the Tempe road Saturday noon 1t was enormously stated that Mrs. Byron Slawson of Chandler was killed. The woman who was fatally injured was Mrs. A. P. Salwson of Chandler.
 VISITS SUFFER FoRT-Mrs. H. H. Hines of Phoenix stopped in Sac ramento during her recent trip through California and visited a number of places of historical inter- est including Sutter Fort. the first interior settlement by white men in California and center of activities in the gold rush days of 1S4S.
 POETRY AND DRAMA GLASS - The poetry and drama class of the Woman's club will meet regularly Thursdays at 10 o'clock in the de- partmental room. Mrs. McCluskey announces that the programs will consist of two parts. drama reading and short talks on modern poetry with illustrations from the most Fl anu interesting pLCoShS- day poets.
 SEARCHING FOR BROTHER = Information concerning her brother, Fullerton Paul Reed, is requested in a letter addressed to Chief of Police Brisbois by Elizabeth Reed, g Park avenue. New York city. Fullerton Paul Reed is described as 51 years old, dark and slender, height five feet six inches. He was accustomed to make frequent trips to Ash Fork and Flagstaff 20 years ago when he was employed on a sheep ranch. His sister has not heard from him for several years.
 ORDERS WoMAN'S RELEASE - Judge Jencl1es yesterday morning or dered the release from custody of Mrs. Hattie Ferguson after a hearing on writ of habeas corpus on the grounds that she was held in the Florence Crittenton home by the sheriff's office for Florida authori- ties without a warrant. Mrs. Fer guson was arrested several days ago by Deputy Sheriff c. P. Anderson upon advices from West Palm Beach, Florida, where she is wanted in con- nection with the taking of an auto mobile.
 PUTS BAN ON RoAD-In a deci- sion handed down yesterday Judge l Stanford made permanent the in- 1 junction against the board of super visitors and the county engineer re- straining them from opening a road one mile in length extending from the end of the lower Buckeye road in 1 Buckeye to the next north and south county road. In giving the decision, l the court held that the law under | which the board of supervisors had 1 opened the road is unconstitutional l and invalid. The board of supervi- sors gave notice of appeal to Gle su- preme court. The order was asked for in a suit filed by w. W. Greene one of the land owners along the 1 proposed road. He alleged the road
 had been declared a county road over
 his protest and that by the opening
 of the road he would lose two acres
 of valuable farm land without receiv-
 ing any compensation for the loss
 THESE MAY SELL SHARES
 The corporation commission yester
 day authorized the Yavapai Count,
 Cattle and Loan company to issue ant
 sell 750 shares of stock at S100
 share. The company incorporate,
 Oct. 20 with a@capital stock of $250,
 900, divided into as many shares a
 S100 par. Prominent Prescott bank
 CTS anu DuSlueSS men are l1IeT0Sle'
 il, the company. 10 shares each beini held by M. B .Hazeltine. A. Fl. FouveI
 J N Hall, Dixon Fagerberg an,
 Wayne Thornberg. The commission
 also granted permission to the Shel don Mining company in the Wake
 Mining district in Yavapaie county t issue 1,476,101 shares shares of capita
 stock and to issue and sell 23,S9
 shares at s1. The company is incor porated for s1,500000, divided int 1 ,5Oo, ,000 shares at S1.
 GRANTS EXTRADlTION-
 ed on charges of assault and battery larceny and highway robbery, Cliff ford Mullin will be returned to Penn , sylvania to answer the mum erou charges against him, Gov. Thoma
 E. Campbell yesterday having grant
 ed the request of the chief executiv a of that state for Mullins extraditior
 Mullin is being held in Coconin Q county, where he was taken into GUS . today by Sheriff W. A. Campbell  -