Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-05-29
localities

PUP WANTS HoME-"Black and
White used to be much in demand
in Phoenix before a certain January
Thirst. There is black ard white
pup four months old at 546 West
Portland street that Will also be in
demand when it is learned that he
may be had by any one calling for
him at the above named address.
SUES FOR o,00o-Declaring that
he sustained injuries 10 the extent of
$4,000 in an automobile accident,
William G.. Platner yesterday brought
suit against w. T. Prince and wife.
Cleo Prince, doing business Is the
Prince Taxi service. Platner alleges
he was riding his motorcycle east
along Van Buren, street when a taxi
belonging to the defendants and
driven by John Doe Jacobs turned off
North First street without rounding
the intersection center. The taxi, hi
says, struck his motorcycle, throw
ing him to the pavement. The acct
dent occurred on March %, 1921. and
his injuries have made it impossible
he says, for him to follow his yoca-
ton as a telephone man.
GRANTED DIVORCE-On grounds
of desertion, G. E. Rice yesterday was
granted a decree of divorce from
Lena Rice by Judge Jenckes.
TWO SEEK DECREES-Two suits
for DEGREES of divorce We're filed yes
terday in the superior court. William
E. Watkins asked decree from Ber-
tina Watkins, and jamie King asked
a decree from G. w King.
THESE WILL WED-Licenses y
marry were issued yesterday to Ray
.Sackett- %, of Highland. H., and
Gladys Neal. 16, of Sacramento. Cal,
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q, both of Phoenix.
RoWENA, CIRCLE MEETING
The Rowena circle will hold an ALI
day meeting tomorrow at the home
of Mrs. Aida Kilgore. 1925 West Van
Buren, street. All Yeomen and visit
ing ladies are invited to attend. Each
lady will pring one article for lunch.
DISMISS CoMPLAiNT-The COR
poration commission yesterday dis
missed the complaint of the city or
Yuma versus rhe Yuma Light, Gas
and Power company relative to serv-
ice. The complaint was dismissed
because the three different cases i'll
which the same company is involved
will be combined in one action.
GRANTED HEARING - Nj. O..
Simms. Arizona manager of the
Texas Oil company, has been grant
ed a hearing before the state ia
commission Wednesday when matters
pertaining to the company viii be
taken under consideration. The com
pany has a distribution system
throughout the state.
MAY DISCONTINUE TRAIN-Tha
Arizona Eastern railroad has filed
application with the corporation com
mission to discontinue one of its
through trains to Miami, which Will
necessitate night wait in Globe or
completion of the trip by stage. The
railroad in its application stated it
wished to continue its day through
trip from Phoenix.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Forman have an
nouhced the engagement of their
daughter Margaret to Charles Shoup.
The Wedding will take place in June,
the date to be announced later.
BUILDERS TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
of the Builders Exchange will be
treated to an interesting program
Tuesday evening at the regular meet
ing. Aside from the regular BUSH
ness. there will be an address by III.
w. Warner, manager OF the Union
Oil company of Phoenix. upon a new
cooperative plan whereby the COM
pany will finance residences for Its
employees in the vinicity of the plant.
The Baldwin Locomotive works has
he'd this plan in execution for years
past and points with pride to the
fact that it never has had strike
since the inception of the plan and
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