Arizona republican., 1921-06-11
localities
RECOVERING

know of her improvement While 1 still in the hospital Mrs Daugherty is able to receive callers
 HAVE BABY SON-word was re- ceived by Phoenix friends yesterday of the birth of an eight and one-half pound son to MT. and Mrs Willard Craig of Los Angeles. Both MT and Mrs. Craig formerly lived in Phoenix and both were connected with the Water Users Mrs Craig will be re- as Miss Helen Thatcher.
 TO CONDUCT sALE-A fine as- sortment of bread, cakes. Oies. doughnuts and candies will be on sale on the mezzanine floor at Kor- ricks' store at g o'clock this morning. The sale will be conducted by the Business and Professional Women's club and will be in charge of Mrs. Ernest Hall
 CONF ERENcE HELD-First of series of conferences for the inter change of power between the Cen tral Arizona Light and Power com pany and the Salt River Valley Water Users association was held at the Water Users building yesterday. A plan will be evolved, 1t Is hoped, for serving Water Users consumers dur ing low water periods.
 SUNDAY M M ORlAl DAY. Washington lodge No. Is. I. O. O. F., of Glendale will observe Sunday, June IF, as memorial day. All members are requested to meet at the hall at o'clock a. m., and go to the cem- etery, after which they will assemble at the hall and go to the Christian church, where the pastor. the Rev. MT. Tabor, will deliver the memorial sermon
 TWO SEEK DEcREEs-Two suits for decrees of divorce were filed in the superior court yesterday. Jason H. Osborn asked a decree from Fife Osborn on grounds of cruelty and Mamie M. Perkins asked a decree from Clarence R. Perkins on grounds of failure to provide for herself and two children She asked for the GUS tody of the children. temporary ali- mony and permanent alimony. IRRIGATION BILL RECEIVED Copies of the irrigation bill recently introduced in the senate by Senator Jones of Washington have been re- ceived at the local chamber of coni- merce and will be kept on file for reference The bill. which will be of tremendous importance to this state if it is finally adopted. proposes a broad policy for retaining arid lands. Anyone interested in such a measure is invited to use the reference copies on file at the chamber of commerce.
 BOND MONEY REcEIvED-The third payment on the first issue oi the county road bonds was received by Vernon S. Wright, county treas urer several days ago. The payment included $963,000 on the sale of bonds 1 I$I.S24-3S as premium on the bonds and $24,275-63 accrued interest, to- taling $995. .100.ol. There remains un. paid of the $4.o00.00 issue of roat
 bonds. Mir. Wright said. SLOTS ,00, plus the premium and accrued in. iterest.
 1 WOULD DISCONTINUE STAGE
 Asking the right to suspend opera
 tions of his stage to Agua Caliente ol
 account of the condition of the road
 George Hageman has filed a. petition
 with the state corporation commis
 slon- MT. Hageman, who owns
 hotel at the resort, does not wish t
 run his stage to the springs becaus . of the bad roads, he states As ye no action has been taken on his pc tition.
 GARFIELD SUNDAY SCHOOL
 Sunday school will be. held each Sun , day at the Garfield school building a S:30 a. m- There are classes for ol and young. Dr. Will Wilkinson abl heads the adult Bible class and in : yftes attendance There Is a spirit c i, oo operation noted among the pa ! irons and officers and teachers of tn
 school which is very gratifying. Tn
 recent lawn picnic was greatly en ! | joyed.
 HOUSE WAGON BURNs-A hous
 wagon, temporarily parked on a va
 cant lot at Sixth avenue and Wash inston street. was completely de : stroyed by fire at s:S0 o'clock la.
 night Flames shot high into the six T giving rise to the impression thu e some large business block was ablaz q The wagon was the property of J. ,-
 Johnson, contracting plowma
 The fire Is believed to have bes
 caused by an overloaded oil stoy o The damage Is estimated at s350 ' Fire Chief William Simmons. s, FOUR FOUND GUilTY-D. l. Brown. George McCarter. Berti n Davis and Ella Severton were fouI guilty by a jury In the superior cou yesterday on charges of transportiI E intoxicating liquor. They will be se n fenced Monday morning at g.: le o'clock by Judge Lyman. They we m arrested several weeks ago by Depu "a Sheriffs Price and Dewitt near | iuSu SCuoOf dlltT the OIIlceTS lOu m several cases of tequila in their c; i- The car. an Apperson, was declar " forfeited by Judge Stanford recent ls SUES FOR $25, 5,00o-Declaring q, suffered injuries to the extent of $2
 900 while employed as carpente
 helper at the new high school bull
 ing on Seventh street, Joseph F. Du
 gan yesterday brought suit agair
 T. B. Stewart Dungen alleges
 was assisting to carry a trestle
 Febuary IT. 1921 and when the le
 caught on a step. the force threw h
 backward, causing him to step on nail in board. The wound becAl infected, he says and it was nect
 sary to amputate his left foot 1 tween the ankle and the knee.
 COOK APPEALS CASE-A.
 Cook. who was convicted and SC fenced to from 8 to 10 years on
 charge of forgery, yesterday appea to the supreme court from the
 cision of Judge Stanford's division
 the superior court. According to
 statement, Cook was a trusty at
 state penitentiary at Florence April, 1920. He kept the books in office of the superintendent. In \ of that year he played on the pri ball team in a game staged at
 perior, making his escape to Phoel While here he passed two che drawn on the Pinal Bank and IT company, to which he forged name of c. G. Powell. the prison
 perintendent. He was arrested Fl Texas, where he was posing as T