Arizona republican., 1921-06-02
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l |bcnLR1eb FILE ARTIcLES-ArticIes of in- corporation of the Kofa Queen Min ing and Milling company were filed with the corporation commission yes ! terday. The incorpGrayors are H. c. 1 Westover and J. F. McGrath of Yuma, I tile company incorporating with an 1 authorized capitalization of $1,000, 900 l divided into million shares at a par value of $1 each.
 CHICKEN DINNER-Women of l the colored M. F. church will serve a 1 chicken dinner in Doris hall from II l o'clock this morning until o'clock 1 tonight. All are invited.
 l SHIPPING ASBESToS-w G. l sScheib of Globe owner of an asbestos 1 mine in the vicinity of Cherry Creek. l is in Phoenix on business. MT. Scheib reports that a large amount of the mineral is being shipped from his REcEiPTs $22o,ooo- net cash I receipts of the state land department 1 for the first five months of the year amount to $220,635.42. which Rudolph I Kuchler, state land commissioner, has transmitted to the state treasur- CT. The amount covers sales, rentals 1 andsfees.
 JUNIOR GUILD TO MEET-The Junior guild will hold meeting at I the parish house this afternoon at 2.30 o'clock. On account of being l the last meeting Of the year, it will be an important one. Dean Scarlett will address the meeting. All mem bers are urged to be present.
 IRA WILTON FUNERAL-Fuisera seral services for Ira Yelton, aged 1s. uho l died Monday at St. Joseph's hospitsll. l o'clock at the A H. Mcclellan chapel on North Central avenue The Rev l Mir. Northrup. pastor Of the Glendale Baptist church, will officiate
 TO GIVE REClTALS-The pupils I Of Maude Pratt Cate will appear in two recitals today. the younger ones at 3: 30 D. m. at the Womans club and the advanced at s: Is p. m. at the same place. Pupils from the dance department of the Studio club also will give some numbers. The public GRADUATION RECITAL v Eliza beth Phillips, pupil of Franz Daryas, head of the piano department daughter of Judge and Mrs. J. c. Phillips, and who has received her entire musical edu,ation at the Ari- zona school of music, will give her graduating recital tonight The pro- gram is open to the public and every one is requested to be seated at 8:15 o'clock, when the program will begin. I COMMITTEE NAMED-w. c. Hornberger. c. P. Woodbury, S. H. 1 Mitchell. C. w. Wartman. l.. N. I Fricke and W. S. Goldsworthy were lappointed members of a special auto Il camp committee yesterday by w w. Lawhon. president of the chamber of I commerce. Mr. Hornberger is chair
 man. The committee will take up plans for establishing model auto
 camping ground here for tourists
 APPOINTED ADMINISTRATORS
 Richard M. Tuckey yesterday was ap-
 pointed administrator by Judge Ly-
 man Of the estate of Lauritz S. Las sen. who died May 8. The estate is
 valued at $65.000 and consists of req
 and personal property. The bond oi I the administrator was fixed at $20,0OO | Tuckey was appointed at the reques { of Mrs. Alice Lassen, the widow. Th. !, widow and three children are tn, | helrs.
 z MISSIONARY ME G-Th
 Woman's Home Missionary societ, : of the First Methodist church vii join in meeting to be held at tn home of Mrs Levi Young, s15 Eas
 Van Buren street, on Thursday even
 ing at 7:20 o'clock, to which the me
 of the church who are interested i
 these societies are invited. Ther will be a short program, followed b social hour. As this is to be tn last meeting of the year all member
 are urged to attend.
 u h a and Mrs. Ralph Summers have re { turned from an extended trip t
 Honolulu. During their stay ther 1 they visited many islands and als - the volcano, which sight alone, NJ
 Summers says, was worth the cost { z the trip. MT. and Mrs. Summers wi = remain in Phoenix about 10 day - after which they will spend the sun
 mer months on the coast and i
 northern California. Mir Summer Id formerly was owner of the Bon To store
 BEFORE TAX CORNERSTONE
 M. Sabin of the Phelps Dodge corp,
 ration will appear before the state t.
 commission tomorrow. when he w
 furnish the commission with fac . and figures that will assist them - placing a valuation on the Moren T branch. Yesterday NJ o. Simm | a brother of Nit Slmms, former SC retary of state, was given an oppo tunity to present information relati
 to the Arizona interests of the Tex
 Oil company. Valuation of the enti
 plant and stock in this state VI gone into by MT. Simms. The con pany operates in five counties, i
 cluding Greenlee, Gila, Cochise Pin . and Santa Cruz.
 TO INVESTIGATE COMPANIES
 Affairs of the International Oil R
 fining company and the Bord Z" States Petroleum company are to investigated by the corpora ton cor 'S mission at a hearing to be held Ju
 Il. Officers of the company W se' were cited to appear were ordered
 bring the original records of eve -t kind and character disclosing in f ] the business of the corporats ons-
 the citation and order issued yestt
 day the commission states tha- it f received reports that the business
 the corporations is being conduct i, in an unsafe, negotiable and una t.I thorized manner and that the int - ests of the stockholders are bel
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