Arizona republican., 1921-08-24
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CONDITION ENCOURAGING

The condition of Theodore Raley, son of MT. and Mrs. E. D. Raley, who received a fractured skull Monday when a piece of iron fell down the freight elevator shaft of the Heard building and struck him. continued encouraging yesterday, according to reports from the hospital.
 RETURNS FROM COAST-W. L. King returned yesterday from Los Angeles. where he spent several days. While in the coast city MT. King engaged two members for an orches- tra which will furnish music for his dancing club the coming season in Phoenix The two members are Jacques Flores and Audrey Alexan- der. syncopators who are well-known in their profession on the coast. MT.
 King will open the Moulin Rouge Dance club in the old Patrick hall at 325 West Washington street on September IA. The hall has been re-
 modelled and redecorated.
 WILSON P.-T.- A. MEETING The Wilson PIT A. will meet Friday at the home of Mrs. Taylor and all members are urged to attend. The | last meeting. held at the home Of Mrs. C. C. Black, proved unusually l interesting. The afternoon was spent | and refreshments were served There was a good attendance.
 1 INVITED TO PRAGUE = The
 Phoenix chamber of commerce re-
 participate in the third International sample fair, to be held at Prague, Czechoslavakia, September 1 to 8. | Accompanying the invitation were l two well designed and printed post
 CTS in which the advantages of the | fair were set forth in detail.
 | UcSON-YUMA ROAD-That the 1 Pima county highway commission
 has decided definitely to route the Tucson Yuma highway without fur 1 ther delay is the gist of information l received by the chamber of commerce here yesterday. Instructions have
 been issued, the report said. to L. E. Barker, county engineer of Pima | county, to route the road in such a l manner from Ajo that the Yuma county authorities will be able tc | effect a Junction at the county line. RECEIVE HlLLS1Announcem
 was made yesterday that the cham Der of commerce has received copies of senate blll 1072, otherwise known :. as the federal highway act, and house l bill S245 a bill to reduce and equal ize taxation. The copies have beer l pldceQ on He dl tl6 CIldIHpSA VI commerce, where they may be seer ures.
 TWO pIvoRcEs GRANTED . Judge Stanford yesterday granted two decrees of divorce as follows l Max Smelansky from Sadie Sme lansky, charge cruelty; and Alberts Jordan from Claude E. Jordan charge, desertion, the decree restor'
 ing her maiden name. Alberta Will Hams.
 REPAIRING CANALS Tn, l work of repairing the Arizona ant l Grand canals. damaged by the flood of Friday and Sunday, started yes
 terday. when 400 mules were brough to the job. The damage to th'
 canals. estimated at less than $10,
 900. will be repaired within ten day
 or two weeks. according to c. c
 Cragin, chief engineer and genera
 manager of the Salt River Valle. Il Water Users association.
 PETITIONS FOR LETTERSrPe titions for letters of administration with the will annexed were filed yes terday in the estate of Justus Goebe
 who died March Il, 1919. in Hamil ton. Ohio. by John A. Thompson Goebel, the petition states, left a.
 estate in Maricopa county consist ing of four promissory notes value' at $15,000. Testimentary letter were granted to the widow, Elizabetl Goebel. and she has requested tha
 he be named as administrator of tn | estate in this county. The petition will be heard on September 19. II MACK GARDNER BACK - Mac Gardner, after an absence of si weeks. the larger portion of whic was spent in Denver and other citie of Colorado. has returned to this cit,
 While exp:essing pleasure over tn J interesting points of his tour Gard
 ner insists that his study of busi
 ness conditions speaks volume fo the favorable condition of affairs i 1 Phoenix as compared with those c 1 adjacent states east and north c here.
 ONE MARRIAGE LICENSE = license to marry was issued yester day to Frank Musa, B, and Sadi Amaldoma. IS, both of Phoenix.