Arizona republican., 1921-04-16
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TRUTH CENTER TO MEET

V ! n OEN W tO WI The regular weekly meeting of Phoe- nix Truth Center will be held on Wednesday at 2 D. m. at 123 North Twelfth avenue; subject of lesson, ''The Rich Mentality" All are well come.
 COUNTRY CLUB TEA = The Country club will give tea this aft ernoon, when the following members will act as hostesses: Mrs. P. G. Salisbury, Mrs. F. J. Elliott, Mrs. R. Allyn Lewis, Mrs. w NJ. Beach,. Mrs. Edward Rudolph and Mrs. T. G. Me KeSsen.
 UNDEUIVERED TELEGRAMS - The following undelivered telegrams are at the local office of the Western Union: Monroe Farrar, Mrs. Francis Higdon, T. k. Hughes, Carl Nankirk, L. A. and l.. H. Shell, L. A. Eben, C. N Knight, Joe F'urst, Theodore H. Va1ez. Leo Tyler, R. c. Hurley.
 VALUE ESTATE AT $8,250-Peti- ton for letters of administration was filed yesterday in the estate of Nich- olas Beven who died September 15, 1914, by Frank J. Ackley The estate consists of real and personal prop erty to which the petitioner gives the value of sS,250. The petition will be heard on Monday afternoon, April 25, at 1 80 o'clock.
 APPEAL INJURY VERDICT-Tht Calumet & Arizona Mining company yesterday appealed from the decision of the superior court of Cochise coun- ty. which awarded J. l.. Winters, ad miniStrator of the estate of l.. B Naylor S10,000 in a personal injury suit brought against the mining com pany. Winters brought suit for $25,- 900, holding the company responsibl, f<-.- 1 l. l electrocuted while in it's employ SIGNS HOUSE JOURNAL-P. C i Keefe. speaker of the house of repre- sentatives, left last evening for Je rome after signing the journal of tn ] house, which has. been transmitte, 1 to the secretary of state Oscar Zapr chief clerk, who finished the record of the house, will leave on Monda. for Yuma, returning early in the sum mer as chief clerk of the investmen department of the corporation com | mission.
 | CONTEMPT PROCEEDINGS = Contempt proceedings against tn | Copper State Amusement compan were instituted by the attorney gen eral yesterday for failure of the com pany to carry out the orders of tn corporation commission relative t furnishing water to the residents o l Midland City. On a showing mad by the consumers of Midland City tn commission ordered the company t | repair the pumping machinery an. 1 deepen it's well by March l. The re fusal of the company to comply wit I the order resulted in the action take by the attorney general. As yet tn date for the company to appear an 1 show cause has not been set.
 I FLOWERS FOR WOUNDED-Th annex to the chamber of commerc
 looked and smelled like garde yesterday afternoon after scores T Phoenicians had brought their cor
 tributions of flowers--mostly larg
 and fragrant roses-for the soldier
 in the hospital at Fort Whipple. Tn
 movement to send the blossoms t
 the sick and wounded soldiers wa
 by the women of the city, the cham I Der of commerce cooperating to th
 extent of receiving the flowers an
 shipping them to Prescott
 GIVEN $200 FINE - Tex Hodge yesterday pleaded guilty before Jus
 tice Henry J. Sullivan on a. charg
 of driving an automobile while in
 toxicated and was given a suspende jail sentence of 60 days in additio : to fine of s200 The complain was made by Deputy Sheriff H. | Watson. Hodges was arrested Thurs day afternoon by Deputies Watso and Jim Troutman after a flor reI car" which Hodges was driving Ina | overturned on South Seventh stre | one-half mile north of the Rooseve l school. Three Mexican passenge
 1 Hodges was carrying from Glenda = to the Guadalupe village receiv, i minor cuts and Hodges was c about the face.
 | SOON TO START BRIDGE WOR 1.-The state highway department ye terday loaded equipment and materi | for construction of the Antelope h bridge The piles already have be- shipped from Oregon, having bet purchased the same day the omnibl bill became a law, since the quot tions were received some time befol Lumber for the stringers and deck the structure were purchased fro = the McCalla Lumber company, whi - illustrates the lack of partisanship = purchases of the highway depaT t ment. MT McCalla is chairman | the Democratic state committee al | as such was called in frequent co | ferences when Dr. w. P. Sims, sen tQR from Cochise county, attempt
 to defeat the bill on partisan lin | MT. McCalla's bid was the lowe l submitted and in accordance with