Arizona republican., 1921-06-18
localities

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|. LEAVES ON vAcATlON-Miss
Agnes Blendinger. billing clerk for
the Arizona Hardware and Supply
company, will leave today for Pres
colt, where she will spend her vaca-
ton of two weeks.
ATTENTION, w. o. W.-Au men,
bers of the w. @. w. are requested
to meet at the X of P. hall Sunday
morning at o'clock to participate
in the first hunt for Monday eve
ning's feed.
TO DISCUSS GRAIN SHIPPING
The grain committee of the Mari
copa County Farm bureau will hold
meeting at 1880 o'clock tonight in
room AIS Heard building. to take
up the matter of shipping grain out
side the valley.
TO SUMMER scHooL-Kather-
inc Coffin. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. L. Coffin, was numbered among
group of high school students who
left Friday morning to attend the
summer session of the Normal school.
REALTORS MEET MONDAY
The next meeting of the Salt River
Valley Realtors association will be
held at the Grand cafe on Monday.
June 20. at IL O'Clock. All realtors
are urged to be present. Several i'm.
portant subjects will be discussed.
| COL. MccLINTOck TO SPEAK
/ There will be an entertainment and
ice cream social at Neighborhood
house next Thursday evening, June
%. The principal member on the
program will be an address by Col.
James H McClintock- The public
is cordially invited to attend.
FACE STATUTORY CHARGE
Jesus Urbina and Maria Tapia yes
terday were arraigned before Justice
| Nat T. Mckee on a statutory charge.
Their hearing was set for this after
noon and they were committed to
the county jail under bonds of $500
each. The complaint was made by
Fermin Tapia.
THESE WILL MARRY--Licenses
to marry were issued yesterday to
William Bostrum, So, and Olga La
gerdahl, rs, both of Tempe; Rene
dico Epinoza, 81, and Callentana
Pasz, 10, both OF Mesa; Lowell 2.
4 Pool, 81, and Ella Glochner. Is both
of Winkelman; Joseph p. r. EsOlOsa,
80, and Escridas Pine. "a, both OF
Phoenix.
full climate OF Phoenix. the like of
which she has not experienced for
two weeks, Mrs. Josephine White,
an old resident of this city, arrived
:, on Thursday from Los Angeles and
will be the guest OF Mrs C. J. Stall,
S04 North Eleventh avenue, for two
weeks. Mrs White made her home
in Phoenix until about two years
Z ago. She still owns beautiful
residence on Sixth avenue and con-
siderable other property in the
valley.
FOUND NOT GuILTY-A jury in
the superior court yesterday morning
found William Mouser not guilty Of
charge of transporting intoxicating
liquor and Judge Stanford ordered
| him dismissed. Mouser was charged
J, by the state with having been the
driver Of the Nash car which coll
]. lided with another car on South
Center street on the night Of May %
after it had been abandoned by its
driver while travelling at high rate
of speed Officers who were chasing
the car found twelve cases of te-
quila in it. Mouser was arrested the
next morning. The license on the
car, the officers said, had been is
j sued to Lawrence Mouser. brother of
LIQUOR CHARGE TRIAL BE-
GlNS-The trial OF Ben s. Price.
charged with transporting intoxicat-
ling liquor, was begun in the superior
court yesterday before Judge STAN
ford According to the testimony Of
| the state, Price was arrested on
Tuesday night, May 81, by Hughes
Carr, special investigator for the
l.county attorneys office and Consta-
/ bic Haze Burch after they had found
: several bottles of 'prune brandy II
} a ditch near where Price had parked
his car on Seventh avenue. Car
testified he saw Price remove tn
package OF liquor from his car ant
lay 1T in the ditch. Price, testifyini
in his defense, said he knew nothing
about the liquor The case will b
q continued this morning.
WOMAN WINS JUDGMENT :
Mrs. Grace Ellen Haggard yesterda
was awarded a judgment of $4.S74-S
lby Jury in Judge Lymans divisio
of the superior court in a suit sh
brought against the Occidental Lii
- Insurance company of New Mexlc
to collect insurance alleged to be du
lion a policy held by her husband, Mos
I|N N. Hag9ard who died Jan. 3, 191
| Mrs. Haggard alleged the policy wa
| issued March 4. 1910 and claimed a
| premiums had been paid to the da'
iof her husbands DEATH The CON
Il pany alleged one payment had bee
| missed and the policy had lapse
before his death.
WHERE is WILEY Campbell
- Inquiry is made by Thomas
= Campbell of Baberton, Ohio, R. Z.
Box 238E, concerning his son vii
" c. Campbell. who. was last hea
from in October, 1872 He was tn
in Phoenix. He was discharg
II from Camp Lee after the armisti'
He is a machinist aged 3d. abo
. five feet, ten inches. weight abo
al $50 pounds. He has a small rails
= spot on his forehead He was call
- to the colors at Butler, Pa, but W
. transferred so that his father dc
4 not know the number of his rel
ment. Any information concerni
him should be sent to the foregoi
address.
SUNFLoWER RANGES GOoc
Conditions in the Sunflower count
are good, according to J. c. Robbi
live stock inspector, who decial
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