Arizona republican., 1921-10-26
HUSBAND GETS DIVORCE

HUSBAND SC . OlNOhSE- Willard Stanley Salter yesterday was granted a decree of divorce from Abh.e Katherine Salter by Judge Jenckes. He charged desertion.
 GUILTY OF ASSAULT-Francis co Reyes yesterday was found guilty bv Justice Nat T. Mckee on charge of simple assault and was sentenced to serve 10 days in the county jail.
 FEE NOT ALLOWED-The clerk of the superior court is not author iZed to charge a fee of $1 for issuing a writ of execution on a judgment in the same court unless the suit was started pricr to September 12. 1912, according to an opinion rendered yes 1 terday by w. J Galbraith, attorney general, Prior Q that date the fee system prevailed in Arizona.
 TO ASSIST IN SURVEY-Miss Elsie Krausa of the National Com | nittee of Mental Hygiene arrived | from New York yesterday to assist | in the survey of this state which will be made beginning Nov. 1, under the direction ot Dr. Thomas Haines. For the present Miss Krause will act as | Dr. Haines' secretary.
 SELECTED ALTERNATES-The Roosevelt Neighborhood club which yesterday announced its delegates to l the semi-annual convention of the | Central Arizona District Federation of Clubs which meets on Thursday 1 at the Madison Improvement club has | selected it's alternates as follows: Mrs. Frank Fennical Mrs. R. S. Schadsher, Mrs. A. Ford and Mrs. E. A. Stanford.
 TO HOLD OPEN HOUSE-The ! club will hold open house Thursday evening in its new quarters, room 4, Bake building. The officers of the club will receive. The club has been the recipient of many gifts to make its new home attractive foremost of which are rugs and chairs which have been donated by Walter Switzer It is proposed to make the new quarters not only a place for club meetings but a rest and lounging room for | Phoenix business women.
 OBJECTS TO ROAD-A tempo- rary injunctlol was issued yesterday
 by Judge Stanfo-d restraining the
 board of supervisors and the county
 engineer from going upon the prem
 ises Of w. w. Greene west of Buck
 eye and removing fences, irrigation
 and waste water ditches for the pur-
 pose of extending the lower Buckeye
 road one mile west from Buckeye
 to the next north and south county
 road The order was asked in a suit
 filed yesterday by Greene and the
 defendants are cited to appear be-
 fore Judge Stanford at 4:S0 pm.
 Nov. 26. to show cause why the in junction should not be made perma-
 nent.
 TWO QUESTIONS RAISED - : Whether the owner of an automobile stage line is liable for the act of hi. } agent in not collecting the proper fe, is the lay question involved in tn,
 case of John Haddad and Jose Bianei
 versus the State of Arizona, whicl will be al gued before the suprem, court today. Haddad is the owne
 of the stage line which operated be I tween Clifton and Morenci, havinl been issued a permit to carry pass 3 engers for special service. The cor $ poration commission charged tn r company failed to maintain specia prices. Another point which will b. raised during the hearing is whethe l the commission has the power L
 control and regulate traffic.
 HARMONY CLUB BRIOGE-Fo the purpose of raising funds for it
 charity fund. the Harmony club vii
 give a bridge at the Woman's clu
 this afternoon. In addition to tn
 card feature a delightful program wi be provided. for the enjoyment c : : those who do not care for cards an 2 who may wish to contribute to tn social and financial success of tn
 afternoon by their presence. Ther 8 will be a number of readings an 0 vocal selections as well. The com e mittee in charge includes Mrs. NJ I ?, Vieux, Mrs. A W. Liefgreen. Mrs. I l, l.. Valentine, Mrs. P. I. Meritheu, MT, . Arthur Viault, Mrs Carl Kober, Mr.
 F. F. Patton and Mrs. J. M. Price