Arizona republican., 1921-08-06
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CHICKEN DINNER

CHICKEN DINNER A chicken dinner will be served from Il a. m. to 6 D. m. today at the Hackett mar ket by the women of the Colored M. E. church. The public is invited to attend.
 HOME FROM NoRTH-Bo J. Whitesides. after a long absence from Phoenix, came in from the north yesterday morning, where he has been with one of the highway departments road camps.
 ON WAY TO coAST-w. c. Be- hoteguy of Akron, O., brother of Henry Behoteguy. private secretary to Governor Campbell, arrived in the city yesterday morning on his way to Los Angeles. Mir. Behoteguy is tire sales manager of the Goodyear Rub Der company.
 RETURN FROM EAsT-Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Morgan, of S29 North Eighth avenue, have returned from an extended trip to St. Louis and New York. They encountered swell tering heat in Chicago and declare 1t caused them more discomfort there than it ever did in Phoenix. MT. Morgan is proprietor of the Morgan Printing company
 BUSINESS v1SiTOR-W. w. Coo ley, district advertising manager for the western states for the Burroughs Adding Machine company. with head quarters in San Francisco, is busi- | ness visitor in Bhoenix. MT. Cooley has been connected with the Bur- roughs company for nearly 30 years, and as long ago as 1897 did business with The Republican.
 I PETITIONS FOR q LETTERS Petition for letters of administration was filed yesterday in the estate of Paul l.. Anderson, who died in Los Angeles July 5. 1921, by Mary M. Anderson, the widow. She asks the letters be granted to l.. J. Cox. I The estate consists of real property to which the petitioner gives the value of $2,000. The petition will be heard on Monday afternoon, August g, at 1:30 o'clock
 ARTICLES FuED-Articles of incorporation of the Arizona Gold Dike Mining and Development com l pany have been filed with the cor poration commission This is Tuc- son concern with an authorized cap italization of s750.000. divided into T5,000 shares of stock having a par value of $10 per share. The direc- tors are A. H. Parker. president; Carrie V. Parker. secretary and trea- surer; James A. Caskey, c. w. Clapp and Chas w. Coe, vice presidents. | RETURNS FROM EAST -Dr Fred G. Holmes returned Thursday from visit of two months in the east which he spent attending the
 Trudeau School of Tuberculosis al Saranac Lake. New York. This schoo
 was founded by friends and asso-
 ciates of the late Dr. Edward Tru-
 deau, pioneer in the treatment o1
 tuberculosis. Attendanee at this
 school is limited to 25 physicians
 invited from among many hundred
 applicants from all over the United
 States. Dr. Holmes, who was among the 25 fortunate ones this year, has
 decided that in the future he will limit his practice to diseases of the
 GETS SUSPENDED SENTENCE ll Charlie McElroy, who pleaded guilty Tuesday to charge of sec
 ond degree burglary, yesterday wa. given suspended sentence by Judge Jenckes and turned over to the probation officer. An order made
 by Judge Stanford April 2S sentenc- ing Stanley Newell to serve fivs
 months in the county jail in addi.
 ton to paying fine of $500, yes terday was vacated by Judge Jenckei and the sentence fixed at thre,
 months and seven days, beginning
 on April 2S Newell was ordered
 discharged from custody. Newel
 was charged with transporting in
 toxicating liquors and has beer
 serving in the county jail sine
 HELD FOR TUCSON U Irving
 Murray is held in the county jail her
 awaiting the arrival of an office
 from Tucson, where he is wanted ol
 charge of taking an automobile. H , was arrested in Glendale yesterda,
 by Deputy Sheriffs Price and Meek when he was unable to explain wh, : the car he was driving bore no licens : plates. A phone call to Tucson de ol veloped the fact that the car wa stolen there on July 27 and Murra
 was placed in Jail to await the ar 5 rival of the Tucson officer. Accord
 ing to officers, Murray confessed t l taking the car in Prescott.
 TWO ARRIVE-B. J. Stillsol
 charged with grand larceny, and
 M. Roberts, charged with passin bogus checks, were booked at tn : sheriff's office last night by Deput . Sheriff H. c. Parsons. The office
 where he was held for the local au
 thorities, and picked up Roberts i Prescott, where he was held. Th
 warrant against Stillson was signe by G. B. Warren and the one agains Roberts by J. c. Stonehart. Stillso was released later by Justice McKe : to appear before him today for al = raignment
 Il PREPARING DATA - The rat | department of the corporation com
 mission is busy compiling statistic
 which will be presented to the inter
 state commerce commission at
 hearing to be held at Los Angelo lll August 10 relative to the freigf
 rates. on wool. The railroads hay asked for reduction in the raj from Pacific coast terminals to tf ' east, creating a discrimination eve . greater than at present against tt | Arizona wool growers. Hugh CamT bell, president of thS Arizona Wo | Growers association. will attend tf U hearing as witness. The commis | sion will be represented by Commis
 sioner D. F. Johnson and D. R. JohT | son, rate expert.