Arizona republican., 1921-06-12
localities


 TO HOLD DINNER-Local voiture No. 35 le Societe des 40 Hommes and Chevaux will have a dinner at 6: 30 o'clock at the Grand Cafe June 14- A meeting will be held in connection with the dinner to discuss voiture af- fairs and the trip to Tucson to install and initiate Locale Voiture No 73, Vile de Pima
 SUES FOR DAMAGES-Deciar- ing that his automobile was dam aged $500 when the defendants car collided with it R. W. Turner with terday brought suit against O.. L. Northcross and his wife for judg- ment. Turner says the accident oc- cured on the lower Tempe road on May 30. 1921
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Marion s. Cox, 24, of Tucson and Celestia Moon, 1s, of Phoenix; Evan Harvey Coates. 33- and Fleta A Powell. sS. both of Phoenix; Thos- H. Dent, 29, and Bertrice Vinyard. IS, both of Phoenix; Michael Schmalzel, 24, and Nell Harris. 1e. both of Chandler, Juan Ramirez, 46. and Victoria Gonzalez, 19,' both of
 GOES TO coNvEATloN- = MT. and Mrs Norris Montgomery of 1417 West Adams street, left last night for Los Angeles Mir Mont xomery will continue on to San Francisco to attend the convention of the National Association of Credit Men, representing the Standard OH company of Phoenix Mrs Mont gomery will remain in Southern California until fall
 HELD ON ROBBERY CHARGE George O. Laub and Ruby Laub yesterday were held to answer to the superior court by Justice Nat T. Mckee after a hearing on a charge of robbery. Laub was com mitted to the county jail under a bond of s1,ooe and Ruby Laub was released under bond of $500 They are charged with taking $7-15 and a wrist watch valued at SZo rom | Ong Slick, a Chinaman-
 SWIMMING PARTY-Miss Wini- fred Tait gave a swimming party and picnic supper at Riverside park Mon day evening. her guests among others I being Miss Ruth Loftus. Miss Mar 9aret Jack, Miss Mildred Hellwarth, l Miss Robbie Mccall. Miss Katherine Coffin. Miss Nellie McCiung, Miss | Ruth Bowman, Miss Dorothy Coffin Miss Margaret Tait and Miss Ger aldine Butler
 l information received yesterday py the local weather office from the river | forecast center at Denver is to the effect that still higher stages than at first indicated are forecast for the lower Colorado river The telegram
 is as follows: Stage of 22-5 feet in dicated for Topock by June IT; PSI 1 feet indicated for Yuma by June 23 Discharge of about 10000 second feet Miss Anna Rockfellow, Tucsor architect, was in the city yesteroa, making a study of home economics I departments in this city. Miss Rock, fellow, who specializes in schoo architecture, inspected several of ths local schools. paying particular atten' tion to home economies designing She also took up the matter of de' partment equipment with Miss Beu lah I. Coon. state supervisor of home economies.
 cablegram to his family in Phoenix I D. A. Donofrio, delegate from tn' Phoenix Rotary club to the conven' tion of the International Association
 of Rotary Clubs, at Edinburgh
 Scotland, stated that the Cameronia
 the ship on which he sailed from Nev York, had landed yesterday in Scot land The convention will be held Il Edinburgh, June 13 to June Is. Tn Canadian and United States delegate . to the convention. numbering 1.1o( sailed from New York on June l Il two ships
 GIVEN $1,ooo DAMAGEs-A 1ur in the superior court yesterda : awarded Judge William H. Stillwe damages of s1,o00 against O. : Woods and the Salt River Valle 3 Water Users association Juds 3 Stillwen asked for s2o,000 damage for injuries alleged to have bee 2 sustained when a Water Users ar s tomobile driven by Woods collide . with a carriage in which he we a riding. Stillweil said he was throw q to the pavement and was seriousl f injured. The accident occurred la' r December. he said. The case wa t tried in Judge Lyman's court Wit : Judge Stanford presiding becaus T,1-o Yuv,ar was diSnualified.