Arizona republican., 1921-07-31
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HUSBAND GETS DIVORCE

HUSBAND GETS DIVORCE Leslie Martin Stephon was success full yesterday in his second attempt to secure divorce from his wife, Beulah Stephon. The decree was granted by Judge Jenckes. Stephon charged cruelty and desertion.
 BIRTHDAY DiNNER-Miss Eu- genia Fox celebrated her birthday with dinner on Tuesday evening at her home on West Adams street. Those who enjoyed Miss Fox hospi- tality were Miss Maud Stroud, Miss Lucy Bowen and the Misses Nan and Bettie Barry.
 THREE WANT EMPLOYMENT The Associated Charities would like to find employment for an American man who is a fine cook. A man and wife, both Americans. also would like I job on a ranch. They can be in- terviewed at the Associated Chari- ties.
 MAY SELL sHAREs-The cor poration commission yesterday granted the Ruby Silver company it's treasury stock at 25 cents share. The company operates in. the Hassa- yampa mining district. The Ploma King Mines company was also au- thorized to sell stock and will offer 43.e25 shares at 25 cents a share. Its claims are situated in the Vulture mining district.
 REvOkES COMMISSION = Gov Thomas E. Campbell yesterday re- voked the notary public commission of Fred J. Sirois, fugitive from jus tice A commission was granted Sir ois last September and in June he was arrested on a charge of uttering a fictitious check and was held tC answer to the superior court by Jus tice Henry J. Sullivan under a bond of s1,000 when he waived a prelim- mary hearing on the charge. He fur nished the bond.
 BOY SCOUT APPLICATIONS Applicat tions for membership in Cap itol troop of boy scouts will be re- ceived by Joe V. Prochaska, state game warden, at his office in the state house Boys who register ir the organization will now be eligible to attend the two weeks encampmen' at Sycamore Creek, near Payson, be ginning Aug S. A. ,Urquhart also will receive applications for regis Phoenix Title and Trust company.
 FINED FOR SPEEDlNG-J. H Buckley yesterday pleaded guilty be- fore Justice Nat T. Mckee to charge of exceeding the speed limits on the Tempe road and was fined s100. With the payment of $25. the remainder oi the fine was suspended by Justice Mckee upon the condition that Buck ley comply with the motor laws dur ing the next six months. The com plaint was made by A. w. Dana, mo- torcycle officer, who charged Buck ley with driving his automobile alons the Tempe TO td at rate of 43 miles an hour.
 GIFTS TO C. OF c.-Two large mangel wurtzels, each more than s foot in length and five inches in di- ameter, were brought in to the cham Der f commerce yesterday by Mrs G. R. Whitton. whose ranch is locat- ed on Route g. Mrs. Whitton is pro- ducing from 20 to 25 tons of the veg etable to the acre, with two crops a year. The mangel wurtzel is used mainly for chicken food. Another gift to the cha nber of commerce yes terday was a sack of large Alberts peaches, of fine appearance and o delicious flavor. They were given tt the chamber of commerce by Mrs BIackmer, 203s North Van Burer street.
 AT NEIGH5oRHoOD HOUSE For the purpose of developing th' community spirit during the sum mer months gatherings are being helt 1 fortnightly in the Roosevelt Neigh borhood house, one of the most in teresting meetings of the season be l ing scheduled for Thursday evening 1 The program will be in charge o Mrs. E W. Rewick and Mrs. E. E Ryder and will consist of series O readings. while musical numbers vii add to the enjoyment. Miss Alic Chipman will sing group of song and there will be readings by Mrs Jay Hyde, Mrs. W. B. Beford of Bis | bee, E. D. Ryder Jr., Miss Margare
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