Arizona republican., 1921-08-09
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PLEADS GUILTY-Joe F. Johnson yesterday pleaded guilty before Jus
 tice Nat T. Mckee to a charge of exceeding the speed limits and was
 fined S10. The complaint was made
 by F. A. Bell, motorcycle officer.
 ILL ON COAST = A. W. Fisher.
 who left for Los Angeles a week ago.
 Is in a hospital there suffering from an attack of blood poisoning. A sec
 ond operation was performed last
 Friday. which it was hoped would
 bring speedy relief.
 CONSTRUCTING CROSSING -
 The corporation commission is in re- ceipt of information from Arizona
 Eastern officials that construction
 has been started on the Fifth street
 crossing at Tempe, a matter which
 has been pending for some time.
 PROTEST FILED-A protest has
 been filed by the Phoenix chamber
 of commerce against the rule of the
 Arizona Eastern under which they
 refuse to absorb the switching charge
 from the Santa Fe on shipments
 which pay less than s2 per ton. REPORT ROAD GooD-word has been received by the chamber of commerce from the operators of the ferry at Parker that the rains have caused little damage in that section
 of the country and that the roads are in good condition. Travel is also reported to be good.
 HERE FOR VISIT = Mrs. Gibson
 and son have arrived in Phoenix from Long Beach for a two-weeks visit with Mrs. Gibson's daughter
 Mrs. W. Y. Murdoch, prior to re- | turning to the formers home in Scotland. Mrs. Gibson is delighted
 with the adopted home of her daugh- ter and son-inlaw.
 TWO DINoRCES GRANTED-Two decrees of divorce were granted yes | terday by Judge Jenckes as follows: | Ethel Jarovich from John Jarovich, 1 charge, failure to provide; and Agnes Kellenbence from William Kellen-
 bence, charge, failure to provide. In 1 each case the mother was awarded l the custody of the child.
 LEAVES FOR cOAST-Miss Jean Macdonald. 748 East Culver street. I left yesterday for Los Angeles. where she will join her mother, Mrs. Dun can Macdonald, who has been on the Pacific coast for a month. Mrs. and Miss Macdonald will return to Phoenix about September 15.
 1 KiWANIS CLUB LUNCHEON = The regular weekly meeting of the
 Kiwanis club will be held today at I the plant of the Arizona Packing ocompany. Members of the club will
 meet at the Y. M c. A. building at
 noon, with lunch scheduled at the plant at 12:15 o'clock. Members of the club are reminded to bring their cars.
 EXHIBIT BIG BEANS Samples of Montezuma beans measuring 13
 inches in length were brought to the chamber of commerce yesterday from
 the ranch of J. M. and J. T. Dudley. on Thomas and Orange roads. The beans are said to be the descendants | Of seed found in an ancient Aztec | ruin in Mexico, which were sown and | found fertile. The beans resemble Limas. but are larger and finer. UNDELWERED TELEGRAMS - 1 The Western Union office is holding
 telegrams for Harold Aughtry. Will 1 liam B. Morrison and Pat Higgins. ED MURPHY HERE-Ed F. Mur- l phy, representing the M. J. Branden-
 stein company of San Francisco. ar rived here yesterday morning on a sented Arizona grocery interests at a reunion of Arizonians at Ocean Park last Thursday.
 SEEKS SIX PIONEERS - Edwin W. Spalding. attorney. whose ad- dress is the National Metropolitan Bank building. Washington, D. C., has written to Claude S. Berryman, clerk of the superior court, to locate
 the following persons: George w l Collins, who came to Arizona in I 1884; Patterson l.. Walters. 1882; I Emeline Stiekney. 1878; Peter Sor- l tello, 1878; James K. Smith, in 1881; I Frederick M. Gotke, in 1878; and 2 Walter H. Cook. in 1880. Anyone
 knowing of their whereabouts is re.
 quested to write the attorney or Mir