Arizona republican., 1921-08-30

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 AT ATLANTIC cITY-Mrs. sam uel Newton and child, of Phoenix are registered at the Ambassador at Atlantic City. N. J. They will spend several weeks at that resort.
 BUY SOMETHING OF COPPER" Buy something of copper" is printed on all documents sent out from the office of State Librarian Cronin, who had a neat rubber stamp made for the purpose of keeping that legend before the people with whom he happens to be in communication.
 COL. GREENWAY A VISITOR Col. John c. Greenway, general man. ager of the Calumet and Arizona Mining company, accompanied by a party of friends, arrived in Phoenix last evening by motor car from the Hopi Indian snake dance. After but a brief stay in the city the party left for the east.
 RETURN FROM TRIP MT. and Mrs. F. G. Clark returned on Satur- day from a two months camping trip through northern Arizona. They visited the Grand Canyon, Flagstaff Mormon Lake, Camp Verde, Prescott and other points of interest in that part of Arizona.
 PAYS FINE Sam Medigoyitch paid a s10 fine in police court yes terday afternoon when he was ad- judged guilty of a charge of violating the city milk ordinance The com plaint against him was signed by a city inspector.
 BACK AT DESK-L. B. Hitchcock city engineer, was back at his desk at the city hall yesterday following a two weeks vacation. Mir. Hitchcock spent his vacation in Phoenix, resting up after a hard years work. and in anticipation of busy winter season THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Clarence E. Dodson. 21. of Oklahoma City, Okla, anl Bessie Elizabeth Dancer. 16, of Chandler; and Jose Babossa. 24. and Maria Mendez, 21. both of Phoenix.
 TO REPRESENT coUNTY-At a meeting of the board of supervisors yesterday Guy F. Vernon, chairman, was designated to represent the county in all matters appertaining to the control of the Cave Creek flood and also at all meetings of the com | mittee on control.
 ERROR IN AD-In an advertise ment of the Funk Jewelry company which appeared in The Republican Sunday morning a special diamond | ring valued at $100 was offered at $2o down and $15 a week. The latter was a typographical error, as the 1 terms should have been S20 down and | S5 a week.
 SUES FOR INSURANCE In g 1 suit filed yesterday D. CI Fields seeks | to recover from the Arizona Mutual Auto Insurance company S700 all legged to be due Lillian B. Sigler or | the loss of her automobile by fire Fields alleges the car was insured on Feb. Is, 1921. for s7OO and was ! destroyed by fire on March 19. He declares the insurance company has refused to pay the loss. The clain was assigned to him. he says. kIWANiS lUNcHEON-The reg. ular weekly luncheon of the Kiwanis club will be held at 12:15 o'clock to- day at the Y. M. c. A. Wes Knorpp business manager of The Republican will be chairman of the day, and tho ! chief address will be delivered b1 Lawrence w. Randall, Arizona rep. resentative of the Associated Press who will speak on Why Is the As sociated Press?" E. M. Lamson vii l give the attendance prize.
 RECEIVE ROAD SIGNS-The frs shipment of road signs-direction
 
 bridge and others-were received b, the Automobile Club of Arizona yes terday. There were 250 signs in tn, 1 shipment. Work of placing the sign, will start Wednesday, 1t being tn, ! intention of the club to set them ou IS fast as they are received. Th' shipment received yesterday are fo the roads in the near vicinity O Phoenix.
 SEEKING FATHER Mrs. E, Becker of R. F. D. No. 1, Lodi, Cal. has written to The Republican askin: l for assistance in the finding Of he father. Frank Mynatt, who was her, last March when she last heard iron him. At that time he wrote that h. 1 was not feeling well and that he wa about to go to the hills. He Is small man with blue eyes and blael | hair. He is a cook by occupation bu at the time he last wrote he had beer out trapping.
 FOUR DivoRcEs GRANTED Four decrees of divorce were grante yesterday by Judge Stanford as fol lows: Lillian Mae May from Law renee Bernard May, charges deser tion, the decree restoring her maide name, Lillian Mae Pate; Grace F Huddle from Luther W. Huddlt charges failure to provide; Antoni Zunga from James Zunga, charge desertion, the decree allowing her s a month for support of their mino children; and Jason Osborn from Elf fife Osborn, charges cruelty.
 WANTS CABLE RETURNED Officer Nick Papo is looking for tn motorist to whom he loaned a ste, cable near the state capitol buildin a week ago Sunday night. Office Papo kindly loaned the cable to
 distressed motorist, trapped by tn high waters, who has so far neglecte
 to return it to the officer. The mo
 torist, driving a new Oldsmobile ca
 is known to the officer. who so fa
 has been unable to locate him. M
 Papo requests that the motorist re
 turn the cable to the police station z
 soon as possible.
 SUES COTTON CONTAINED,
 claring he sustained damages to u
 extent of s25.234.30 through an e1
 plosion, Fred Clements, by his gual | dian John H. Foster. yesterda
 brought suit against the Southwe | Cotton company for judgmen Clements, who is 12 years of age, a