Arizona republican., 1921-03-10
FINED FOR SPEEDING

FINE U r ON 0FEE OifN0--N. C- Gdy- fer yesterday pleaded guilty before Justice Henry J. Sullivan to charge of exceeding the speed limit on the Tempe road past the Balz school, and was fined S5 The complaint was made by A. W. Dana, motorcycle officer.
 ADMITTED TO PRACTIcE-J. H. Ikenberry was admitted to practice before the supreme court of the state yesterday on motion of Attorney Gen. eral W. J. Galbraith and credentials from the supreme court of Missouri. MT. Ikenberry will practice in Tucson. C. E. BUSINESS MEETiNG-The First Presbyterian Christian Endeavor society will hold it's regular monthly business meeting tonight at 7:30 o'clock. All members are urged to be present. Echoes of the state Christian Endeavor convention at Tucson F$brR- ary 25-27 will be given after the busi- ness session
 MARRIED AT HOME-Miss Nellie Garcia, daughter of MT. and Mrs. w. M. Garcia, and Joe Alonzo were married Monday, March '. at 2;30 p. m., at the home of the bride, 1106 South Fifth ! avenue. A large gathering of rela- tives and friends witnessed the cere- mony. A wedding supper was served at o'clock, while a Spanish orchestra played.
 RECITAL SATURDAY-The Satur- day afternoon recital at the Arizona School of Music this week will be given by little children from the piano pri- mary department. pupils of Mrs. Luth- CT Steward and Mary Doyle; violin of Robert Saunders and Corneia Lus- comb expression of Mrs. Dwight Earl Easley, and dancing of E. Paula Re ware
 l PROGRAM AT CHURCH-There will be luncheon at the First Presby- terian church Friday evening at 6 o'clock, followed by a short program
 of speeches. round table talks and | solos. The Rev. Paul Stevens of Los
 Angeles and the Rev. George Logic
 will be the speakers and Miss Hazel | Soule will sing. The theme of the | evening will be "The Daily Vacation Bible School" All interested in or
 ganized adult Bible class work are asked to attend. A small fee will be
 charged for lunch.
 BUSINESS WOMEN'S LUNCHEON I-All members of the Business and | Professional Womens club are ex- pected to attend the luncheon which
 will be given at the '. M. c. A. at
 noon today. A surprise program has l been prepared the nature of which has been kept secret, but an enjoyable time is assured all who attend Mrs. Ellen A. Cooper will act as chairman
 of affairs, assisted by Miss Beatrice
 Sears and Miss Lucille Foster.
 REPAIRING YUMA BRIDGE - Financed by the board of supervisors
 of Yuma county and the highway
 commission of California, the work of
 repairing the deck Of the bridge over
 the Colorado river at Yuma has been
 begun. The state highway depart
 ment made arrangements with the
 board of supervisors of Yuma county
 to advance Arizona's half of the ex-
 pense until additional state funds will
 be available July l in order that the
 necessary repairs might be made al
 once. The contract has been let to
 White and Miller.
 CAN SELL STOCk-The corpora
 tion commission yesterday authorized
 the Yreka Gold and Copper company
 permission to sell 100000 shares o1 stock at cents a share The com
 pany's property is situated in the Cave
 Creek mining district in Maricopa county William NJ Goodwin of Tempe
 is president and Dean Woodward oi
 this city the secretary. Permission alsr
 was granted the U. s. Compression In
 ner Tube company to sell 1000 shares
 of treasury stock at SIPS a share. The
 property of the company is in Tulsa Okla, Kittanning, Pa, and Burbank
 Cal. The company was organized prin-
 cipally to manufacture and sell pat |
 motor vehicles.
 ARRAIGNED ON TWO CHARGES , A. C. Cook yesterday was arraignet l on two charges of forgery in the jus , tice courts of Phoenix and was com
 mitted to the county jail when he failed to furnish bonds of s1,000 on eacf ! charge. He appeared first before Jus : tice Henry J. Sullivan for arraignmen } on a charge of passing a forged $5S check last April. The preliminary hear ing was set for this afternoon at 5 3t } o'clock. He then appeared before Jus
 tice Nat T. Mckee on the second charge 7 of forgery, and the preliminary hear } ing in this case was set for l oclocl l this afternoon. According to officers Cook escaped from the road camp a Superior last April, taking with hin e several blank prison checks. He wa ,, caught later in Texas and returned | e the state prison, where he was serving : a sentence given him in Yavapa 1. county.