Arizona republican., 1921-06-25
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 WEEKEND ouEsT--Miss Mary Chitwood of Tempe is the weekend guest of MT. and Mrs. L. E. Spear of 357 North Second avenue.
 WOMAN LEGISLATOR HERE -| Miss C. Louise Boehringer, member of the fifth state legislature, is in Phoenix from her home in Yuma to attend today's session of the state board of teacher examiners.
 susPENDs SENTENCE - Frank McDevitt. who pleaded guilty in the superior court Thursday to a charge of resisting an officer, yesterday was fined $200 by Judge Stanford with the alternative of serving one day in the state penitentiary for each dollar of the fine not paid. Judge Stanford suspended the passing of sentence on McDevitt for one year.
 HOME FROM cOLLEGE-vaugh Mcclure, son of Dr. and Mrs. Eugene Mcclure, 51 Holly street. returned home yesterday from Los Angeles where he attended the college of den- tistry of the University of Southern California. After spending the sum- mer vacation with his parents Mir. Mcclure will return in September to take his third years work at the l University of Southern California. l FoRESTERS MEET-The Inde- pendent Order of Foresters held it's enjoyable open meeting on Tuesday, June 21. This is one of the many meetings this popular order has planned for the coming season All Foresters and their friends are in- vited to attend the open meetings on l the third Tuesday of each month at 1 the Knights of Pythias hail.
 NOW 'CACTUSv MARKET = Am nouncement is being made today by l the Arizona Packing company that the name of the "Tribolet" market. 15 East Washington street, has been I changed to the Cactus market. The l change has been made to identify the market with the Arizona Packing company by the use of one of the trade names given to some of the lproducts of the packing company.
 NEW NEGRO SOCIETY = The I Western Mutual Benefit association, a negro society, formed for the pro- motion of social intercourse and to provide assistance to its members in \ time of sickness, accident and dis { tress, yesterday filed its articles of incorporation with the state corpora tion commission. The incorporators are G. s. Rodgers. M. M. Rodgers and Callie D. Rodgers.
 GETS FRONTIER DAYS PRO. GRAM-H F. A. Sutherlin of Pres fcott is in Phoenix to make arrange ,, tments for the printing by The Re publican Print Shop of the program for the Prescott Frontier Days H. l, will return to Prescott tonight. Mir Sutherlin formerly was with an ad vertising firm Of Chicago. He ha. entire charge of the Frontier pay'
 program. He states that he came tt 2 The Republican Prin. Shop becaus' The knew the program would be turned ; out right.
 CALL FOR FURNITURE slDs-l ,, call for bids for the furniture ant
 equipment of the new addition o ! the Pioneers Home will be issue'
 shortly, according to the announce ment made yesterday by W. F. pona , hue. purchasing agent of the boar n of directors of state institutions, ol
 his return from Prescott where h . inspected the home. Beds. bureaus
 chairs. bedding will be included il the call. said Mir Donahue- Twenty
 eight rooms are in the new wing
 They are to be furnished for two.
 AT THE CORPORATION COM
 MISSIoN-The corporation commis sion yesterday granted the Marmo Short Line, which operates betwee
 Nogales and Tucson, permission sell it's rights and equipment to tn lCitizens Auto Stage company. Tn Citizens Auto Stage company als 3 was authorized to operate betwee
 Tucson and Twin Ruttes. The ar plication of the Pioneer Stage lin of Globe, John B. Galbraith prOpri etor, for certificate of convenient : and necessity, was denied. The al plication Of the Casa Agua Calien'
 Hotel company to suspend the opers Ition of their stage between Phoeni
 and Agua Caliente until Septemb' l0 was granted
 still Is due them $1,473.27, deductt
 from their claim by the city as
 pumping charge, on their contract
 lay the redwood pipe in the Yer
 river water system of the city, Il - Redwood Manufacturers compal
 yesterday brought suit against Pho l nix The estimate the company sa,
 showed the total cost to be $412, OPP. i less deductions for previous paymen amounting to 5319.2S2.61,. leaving balance due of $92, ,740.06 According M the figures of the city engineer. T
 city paid the amount certified to . the city engineer, they say, and stip lated the validity of the deducti
 for pumping charges was to be l.
 to future determination.
 POSTPONE ARGuMENT-Arg ments in the industrial commissi | case which were scheduled to | heard before the supreme court v u terday went over until Monday me
 ming at o'clock. The case was co | tinued owing to the illness of Jo Fl L. Gust, special counsel who Is ass L.I ciated with the attorney genera
 office in handling the matter for . state. Shortly after the appointm' . of the commissioners. James l.. CT
 man, taxpayer, brought an action
 enjoin the commission from exerc
 ing its powers on the ground u
 the act creating it was unconsti
 tional He won his case in the loy
 court and the case was taken to
 higher court on appeal where it ,
 be argued only on the question
 constitutionality.