Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-05-29

usually interesting address viii be
that of Senator C. NJ Stoddard on the
industrial compensation law or SEN
ate bill No. IS, which will be of great
Importance to all contractors. Mem
bers who are interested in the y. w.
c. A repair job are especially re-
quested 10 be present, as important
business in this connection viii be
disposed Of The usual lunch will be
served after the meeting.
ORDER BORING LATHE-For
use in its machine shop the state
highway department has ordered
boring lathe, 121a feet by IS inches.
1t is equipped with an auxiliary arm
driven by one horsepower motor work
ing on horizontal plane. 1t can be
used as planer or surfaces in adding
boring cylinders. The department Is
securing the lathe from the govern
ment as a part of it's surplus war
equipment. When new it cost the
government $500.
INVESTIGATION DRoPPED-The
matter of the investigation of the
Mac Airless Tire company was dis
missed by the corpora ton commits
SION yesterday. The investigation
had to do with the sale of stock of
the company.
FILES ARTiclEs-The Saratoga
Cafe company yesterday filed it's
articles of incorporation with the
corporation commission giving its
authorized capital stock as $4,000
divided into 10000 shares at 81 each
The incorporators are named as
Costix Manjoros, Gus Chcotois, S. c.
Colachis and Fred Johnson.
GOING TO ALBUQUERQUE
gineer Perkins of the bureau of public
roads, who has been in Arizona for
the past week examining federal aid
projects will leave this evening for
Albuquerque where the district office
is located.
HOME FOR vAcATIoN-Miss
Philippa Jones, who has been at
tending Underwood College, St.
Charles, Mo, returned home yester-
day to spend the vacation period with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James A
Jones.
JEROME MAN HERE-charles H.
Rutherford of Jerome was in Phoenix
yesterday on business with the cor
poration commission.
RETURNS FROM DOUGLASS.
! G. Dowel, manager of the Arizona
! Gypsum Plaster company, returned
last evening from Douglas after a
weeks stay in town on business.
TO aqua CALIENTE-Mr. and
Mrs. John Hartfinck of 1906 West
| Taylor street have gone to Aqua
| Caliente for treatment at the hot
| springs for rheumatism from which
Mr.. Hartfinck has been a sufferer
| for the past two months. They ex-
pect to return in two weeks
FIRE AT CHANDLER-Part of
| the stock of the Bill Brooks service
station in Chandler was destroyed
| last night in midnight fire which
| threatened the entire building for a
| time. The flames were extinguished
| by the volunteer fire department be-
| fore they had gained much Roadway,
| however, and most of the damage was
done by water. Tires and accessories
in the front of the building were
damaged and the woodwork charred.
No estimate on the loss could be OBJ
tanned, but it was said it was covered
by insurance.
NURSES TO MEET-The last
| meeting for the summer of the Mar
lcopa County Graduate Nurses asso-
| citation will be held at the Nurses
home, st. Joseph's hospital, at 2 81
O'Clock Saturday, June f. All grad
uate nurses in Phoenix. without re-
gard to their affiliation with the as
ISOLATION, are urged to attend this
meeting, as full information concern
ing registration will be ready then
| Other business is to be discussed also
BUY A POPPY-Those desiring L
supply themselves with peoples fol-
today or Decoration Day may obtain
| them at 1921 North First street. the
home of Mrs. E. n. Duclow, head O.
| the poppy drive.
NEW TRIAL REFUSED Judge o
| ]. Baughn of Florence. sitting fol
1 Judge Lyman, yesterday denied the
motion of the defendants for a new
| trial in the case of George d. Chris
ty. trustee. against Mercer d. vii
son and wife. the Arizona Cotton FL
/ nance company, r. Allyn Lewis, S
| E. Jordan. r. E. Grace, E. C. Phelps
! Frank Howard. B. c. Stafford and tn,
| Marinette Cotton company. Mr.
| Christy secured a judgement agains
| the defendants recently to foreclose
mortgage of $4,000 against 1885,
acres of land near Marinette and tn,
foreclosure of a pledged lien on /;
| mortgage given for five note
| amounting to $4,000
UNDELlVERED TElEGRAMS :
The following undelivered telegram
| are at the local office of the West
ern Union: Marshall Barnes, Ed eau
| ley, Homer L. McWilliams, Mrs
Charles Hawkins
LEAVES FOR EAST-Mrs. An
nette T. Powers has left for Mem
|, phis, Tenn, where she will visit rel
|, atives, later going to New Orleans
from which city she will sail for Ha
vana for a visit of several month
with her daughter, Mrs. D. Ford Nc
Cormick of Matahambre, Cuba
LAW ENFORCEMENT LEAGUi
-Rev c. NJ. Rock, pastor of Firs
, Southern Baptist church, will spea
at the Law Enforcement leagu
meeting today at p. m, in the Cen
trail Methodist church. The publ
is cordially invited to attend d.
Rock has a message telling why tn
city is in its present moral condition
ENTERTAINS AT DANcE-Mis
Ruth Porter entertained with a dane
: on Friday evening at her home 33
North Fifth avenue, in honor of Mis-
Louise Henderson who is soon t
leave for the summer A very pleas
ant evening was enjoyed. Pune
was served. The following Wer
: present: Louise Henderson, Miriar
Davies. Josephine Bales, Alta Green'
Elizabeth Graves, Ruth Nelson, Id
Mae Robbins, Bill Ford Georg
: Moore, George Van Doren, John Nc
4 Ardle. Ernest Chambers, Eddie Ba
e Der, Clifford Van Doren, John Illus
: ton and Ward Young
FORDS RUN "a MILES