Arizona republican., 1921-06-03


 Y. F. C. C. will meet tonight at Miss Fulwielers home on Ramona road. A cordial invitation is extended to all young people of the community. whether they are members of the club or not
 Y. w. c. A. INVITATION - The Y. w. c. A invites all members of the builders exchange to attend open house at the new quarters at Third avenue and Monroe street tonight between the hours of and g.
 IRA WILTON FUNERAL TODAY Funeral services for Ira Roy Yel- ton. who died May 30. will be held at ? o'clock this afternoon at the Mc- Lellan chapel. The Rev George Le- high will officiate. Burial will be in Greenwood cemetery.
 GOVERNOR TO sPEAk-Gover- nor Thomas E. Campbell will make the address at the Flag day cell ebration to be held at Winslow. June 14. The patriotic exercises will be give-l under the auspices of the Elks lodge.
 WOULD ADMINISTER ESTATE Petition for letters of administra- ton were filed yesterday in the es- tate of Edwin Tang, who died April r. 1921, by George Luhrs. Jr. The estate consists of real property to which the petitioner gives the value of ss,70o. The petition states that Tang Sing and Lucy Tang. the par ents of Edwin Tang. have requested rha. Luhrs petition for letters in the estate The petition will he heard on Monday afternoon, June 15, at 1: 90 | o'clock
 PETITION FOR LETTERs-Peti- tion requesting that Alfred J. Tram be granted letters of administration in the estate of Walter Howard Sex ton, who died April 6, 1921, was filed | yesterday by w. H. Sexton ana Clara E. Sexton, the parents The estate consists of personal property to whic6
 the petitioners give the value Q
 S4,000. The petition will be heard or
 Monday afternoon. June 13, at l:sl | o'clock
 | CHANGE IN HEARINGs-Judg
 Joseph s. Jenckes of division No. O
 the superior court has announced ts
 all attorneys practicing before the la | in Maricopa county that beginnins
 next Monday mcxning. all defaul
 matters will be heNfd only on Mon.
 day mornings instead of throughou
 the week In the past. Judge Jencke.
 said, default matters have been take,
 up during the week. which interfere
 with regular cases in his court. Mos
 default matters in Judge Jenckes
 court consipt of divorce actions. ARRAlGNED ON C N A R G E.
 James Allen Park was arrfgned be
 fore Justice Henry J. Sullivan on , charge of obtaining property by in means of false representa- tion anf
 pretenses- He was released under
 bond of $2,500 to appear for exam
 nation on the charge on wednesda morning, June 8. The complaint wa ell made by Levi Young who charge z that Park secured a warranty dee from George H. Adams an aged Ari zona pioneer. to 120 acres of Ian r on May 30. 1921. Park was arreste :. by Constable Haze Burch on the wal
 rant yesterday afternoon. el ASKS REDUcTiON-A reductio Il per mile wire in assessment was rs I quested yesterday by H. D. Mcva t manager of the Mountain States Te e ephone company. when he appeare f before the state tax commission. Nj Il McVay presented statistics and dai [. showing the relative amount of tax, s paid in the different states whel B. the company operates. The conllni | sion took the matter under advis. e ment. The company which Mir M t Way represented has filed an appl
 cation with the corporation commi Fl sion to increase it's rates within Il tt state.
 y ATTENTION. TAXPAYERS e taxpayers are urged by the board ! supervisors to can at the office le the board in the court house at on a. to see if their assessments for t n year are correct. The tax rolls a Ig now in the office of the board f 70 that purpose and the board of s .s pervisors, with the county assessor, lr sitting as board of equalization adjust any error in the rolls IT " board of equalization will cease s- June 10 at o'clock and after tn e date no taxes will be adjusted .o taxpayers are urged to take adva ''e tage of this opportunity to adjr " their assessments and not wait un ot the last day that the board sits.