Arizona republican., 1921-12-10
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COUPLE TO MARRY-A license to marry was issued yesterday to Ed ward Florez. 22, and Cruz Medina, 16, both of Tempe.
 GOES TO YUmA-Adjutant Gen eral Walter S. Ingalls, left yesterday for Yuma to be away over the week end.
 AUDiTO BROWN HERE George H. Brown, auditor of Tomb stone was in Phoenix yesterday on business before the state tax com- mission.
 TUCSON ATTORNEY HERE - Ben c. Hill, a well-known attorney of Tucson, was in Phoenix yesterday on business before the state corporation commission.
 uNDELlVERED TELEGRAMS - Telegrams are at the Western Union for Eo T. Collins, Mrs. M. Miles, Mrs. R. F. Courtnage, R. H. Emmons Shurman Hill, Gus Kerrigan, E. Stenger, Harold Aughtry.
 DAUGHTER IS BORN-Word has been received in Phoenix of the birth of nine pound girl to Mir. and Mrs. Peter G. Pappas of Tucson on De- cember 6. Mrs. Pappas was former ly Miss Edith Jones of this city. CHARGE IS DISMISSED-On mo- | ton of the county attorney yester- day, Judge Stanford dismissed a | charge of grand larceny against Frank Balmas on grounds of insuf- | ficient evidence to convict. He was charged with taking a horse. BLUE TRIANGLE TO MEET - | The regular G. O. G. meeting of the Blue Triangle of the Y. w. c. A. will be held at o'clock Tuesday after noon, December 13. at Cottonwood | Court. Miss Maude Stewart is in charge of the program. The topic | for discussion is Friendships with Boys"
 1 ACCIDENT, SAYS JURY-A yer dict of accidental death was returned yesterday by a coroner's jury at the | inquest held over the body of Jua- | nita Haisten, the 19-year-old daugh- 1 ter of MT. and Mrs. A. E. Haisten | who died Monday afternoon from in juries received when she was struck | by a street car at Third street and Palm Lane, about 6:30 o'clock Sun day evening.
 | PAINTING IS NOT IN WINDOW In a recent description of the Rosa | Bonheur painting, "Old Darby" The 1 Republican advised that could be seen in the windows of the Ford-Levy | Furniture company store on West Adams street. This famous painting l is on exhibit at the store named but
 not in the windows. A special set l ting and lighting effect has beer made for it on the second floor o1 the building where 1t is on display daily. Many already have called al the store to gaze in admiration upor 1 the worid-famous "Old Darby" GETS WASHINGTON CALL | Hugh E. Campbell. president of the 1 Arizona Wool Growers association
 received a wire yesterday from Sen-
 ator Penroe of the senate finance | committee urging his presence ir 1 Washington on Dec. 13 when he was | asked to appear before the committee l Campbell said that his business 1 would not permit visit to the cap | ital at this time. but that the woo
 interests will be represented at the | heading by delegates from the Ma | tional Wool Growers Association APPEAL IS FILED - An appea | from the decision of Judge Lymar
 who issued writ of mandamus di- | recting the state land departnen
 and Rudolph Kuchler, state lant
 commissioner, to issue a lease oi
 three sections of land in Cochis
 county to the Muleshoe Cattle com
 pany. was filed yesterday in the su
 preme court by the state land de
 partment. The writ was asked for Il
 a suit brought by the Muleshoe Cat } tie company against the state Ian,
 department and the commissions
 and after hearing of the matte
 Judge Lyman issued a peremptor writ of mandamus.