Arizona republican., 1921-07-24
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 LEAVES ON VAcATIoN-Carey E. Bowles, supervisor of vocational education, left yesterday for week S vacation, which he will spend in Pres colt.
 MESSENGERS AT TAHiTI-Dr. and Mrs. John Messinger are enjoy ing the summer at Tahiti. according to word received here yesterday. The Messingers left Phoenix in the spring and are making an interesting tour. which will not bring them back to Arizona until late in the autumn
 LEAVE FOR COAST-Mrs. Mag gie and Miss Minnie Renick of Vel lington, Kan, who have been visiting their sister, Mrs. White of North Fourth avenue, have left for a trip to points on the coast. They will return to this city about Aug. 1.
 FINED FOR SPEEDING-J. D. Hansen yesterday pleaded guilty be- fore Justice Nat T. Mckee on a charge of speeding on North Central avenue and was fin d s15. The com plaint was made by A. w. Dana, motorcycle officer
 FOUND GUlLTY-Ygnacio Perez and Juan Segavia yesterday were found guilty in the superior court by d featuring intoxicating liquors and will be sentenced on Monday morn ing.
 FOUR COUPLES TO MARRY Licenses to marry were issued yes terday to Clyde E. Windsor, 33, and Lillian Blazy, both of Phoenix; Pre- citiano Castello, 55, and Luis Florez, 3s, both of Phoenix; Joseph E. Knight, 2S, of Glendale. and Mary Elizabeth Johnson, 27, of Phoenix; and Enrique Amarillos, 35. and Ysa- bel Sandoval, %, both of Senaloa, Mexico.
 MIDSUMMER RALLY-Eighteer colored jubilee singers of Phoenix will entertain the congreg ation at the First Congregational church, Fourth and Willetta streets. this morning al II o'clock. The address will be de- lvered by J. Wesley Haskell. The electric fans have been donated fol the occasion by the Hoepp1er Electric company. Everybody is invited.
 AGED WOMAN fNJURED-Mrs Maggie J. Dorn of 1121 East Taylor street, 78 years of age. met with g serious accident yesterday. While at tempting to rise from a rocking chail she lost her balance and fell to the floor. suffering a fracture of the hip Mrs. Dorn is reported to be doing fairly well. considering her age.
 GO TO TAX CONFERENCE.-The " Peirce, county assessor; E. T Bowers, deputy county assessor; Guy Vernon. chairman of the board of su- pervisors: J. R. Bradshaw, super visor, and T. w. Benson, clerk of the board of supervisors will leave this morning for Nogales to attend the | <o~ u-f, sc1, ee Monday morning for a weeks session Supervisor c. s. Stewart will not at tend the conference.
 THREE ASK DIVORCE = Three suits for decrees of divorce were filed yesterday. Louis Enos asks for z decree from Iseta Enos on grounds of desertion. May Morris asks for z decree from Mikse Morris on grounds of cruelty. She asks for the custody of their child, $75 month tempo rary alimony and a division of theil property. Ethel Vaughn Franklin asks for a decree from Milo M Franklin on grounds Of cruelty. ASKS tNJuNcTioN--An injunc. 1 tion to restrain the town of Tempe | the Baber-gones Mercantile compaIl. 1 and the town councilmen from erect. | ing a platform scale on Sixth stree
 
 yesterday by E. H. Spain of Tempe Spain alleges the scale if erected vii obstruct Sixth street because, ht says, the mercantile company is pre- pairing to place 1t within the limits of the street.
 TIME IS ExTENDED-The cor. pora ton commission has granted tht Arizona Bus company until October 15 before being obliged to operate it stage service over the Black Canyon road between Prescott and Phoenix The extension of time to operate ol | the Black Canyon road was grantet l because of the tie-up of work under 1 taken under the Yavapai county bon issue. Besides this permit the com pany also has permit to operat l over the new state highway betweel l Prescott and Jerome.
 l WINS CONGRESSMAN'S AlD- 1 Among those who, responding to tn ] request of the chamber of commerce. | wrote to the congressman of the dis l tricts from which they had come. urg
 ing them to support cotton tariff l was Jeffrey Horrocks of the Lotu I Valley Water Users association, I former resident of the First Nebrask Fl district. Yesterday he received re I ply from his congressman, Hon. c. l Reavis, who gave assurance that tn
 tariff would have his support. H NURSES APPLICATION BLANK
 Application blanks for gradual nurses who wish to avail themselve
 of the waiver and register without a
 examination have been received .
 Mrs. Gertrude Russell, secretary
 the state board of nurse examiner
 who is prepared to furnish them z
 her office in the state house. MT
 Russell said yesterday that a copy (
 the bill creating the board of nurs
 examiners had been placed in pan
 phlet form, which might be had |
 any nurse forwarding her name an address.
 NEED ONE MORE cAR-The A, tomobile Club of Arizona is still need of one care to complete a cal load shipment to the coast. The clu will take care of all the details shipment for any owner who IS col templating sending his machine | i Los Angeles, and will effect savir
 of about $50 in freight rates. Ar . owner who wishes to ship his car |, the coast is asked to get in tous
 with the club through the chamber commerce.
 THREE HELD ON sERIoU | CHARGE-Aureilia De La Lam yesterday pleaded not guilty befol | United States Commissioner Henl on a charge of violating the narcot , laws and will have hearing Tue' : day morning. He was committed , jail under a bond of 5000. Joe Dl ran was held to answer to the feder
 grand jury on the same charge al
 was committed to jail under bor
 of s100O William Sieber, an India
 charged with a statutory offens
 was held to the grand jury and VI
 committed to the county jail under