Arizona republican., 1921-10-25
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 mer's Ginning company against the santa t'e Railway company for an injunction to restrain the latter com i pany for blocking the grade crossing 1 over their tracks on the Christy road | and vacated the temporary injunction l issued in the case last Saturday. The ginning company alleged the rail- way company was preparing to pave their right of way at the grade cross 1 ing and were preparing to block theI crossing which would result in ir reparabIe injury to them because farmers and others owning cotton would be unable to reach their gin. GRANTS THREE DIVORcEs-I
 Judge Jenckes yesterday granted three decrees of divorce as follows: Davie Van Frank from Lawrence Van Frank on charges of failure toI provide, the decree giving her theI custody of their children; Mary l.. Garner from George Garner: and Florence E. McFate from Joseph N. McFate, charges of desertion. Prop erty settlements in the last case were made out of court according to a stipulation filed in the case.
 TAKE THREE TO PRISON Three prisoners were taken to the state penitentiary at Florence yes terday by Deputy Sheriffs Al Dewitt and Gilbert Blanco. The trip was made by automobile and the men taken were Albert NJ. McCreary. Wal lace kessling and William Croft McCreary, who is serving a sentence of nine to ten years for arson. was taken back after being brought to Phoenix for arraignment on a murder charge. Kessling was sentenced to serve from three' to five years after pleading guilty to a charge of at tempted burglary, and Croft was sen fenced to serve from one to three years after being found guilty by a Jury on a charge of grand larceny
 HEALTH DEPT. CHIEF HERE Miss Mary Cole, chief of the public health service department of the Pacific coast division of the Amerl- can Red Cross, who has been attend ing the convention of the Arizona State Nurses association in Tucson, is spending a few days in Phoenix before continuing her examination of the public health work in the cities of Arizona. From Phoenix she will go to Globe.
 CHARGED WITH ROBBERY Paul A. Head yesterday arraigned before Justice Henry J. Sullivan on q NAAelA Ol iObbtlN 1lie pl Elllll1- nary hearing of the case was set for Thursday morning and Head was committed to the county jail in de- fualt of a bond of 5000.
 TO ORGANIZE DISTRICTS = i KeeDly interested in carrying out the | program outlined at the convention l of the State Nurses association in l Tucson, Mrs. Gertrude Russell elect l e1 field secretary, will leave shortly 1 for the north in the interests of the extension work. Mrs. Russell was 1 authorized by the association to or ganize districts both in the north and | in the Yuma section which will bring the total number of organized dis tricts up to six. At present Yuma is connected with the Maricopa district I of which Mrs. Russell is president. i Other organized districts were Pima, i Cochise and Gila. In addition to the I offices she holds under the associa ton. Mrs. Russell is secretary of the ! state board of Nurse examiners.
 PAN HELLENIC LUNCHEON Greek letter sorority members are to make reservations for the Pan Hellenic club luncheon to Dorothy Knox. telephone SS76, Thursday, Oct 27. All girls in the community who sI are members of national Greek letter
 
 present
 PROTEST FREIGHT RATES-A
 a joint hearing of the interstate com 5 merce commission and the corpora 1i ton commission held yesterday the l Arizona Packing company claimed s that it's freight rates were exorbitant
 The complainant submitted 40 page. l of rate comparisons tending to show
 that under the existing rates tn,
 packing company is unable to com , pete with packing concerns in othel
 sections of the country The com l plainant had not completed it's cas, fl when adjournment was held yester-
 day and the matter was continued
 until this morning when the hearinl I will be held al the Adams hotel. GOES TO PRESCOTT-Dr. R. J ,, Heights, state veterinarian will leav'
 today for Prescott on official busi :: ness.
 GIVEN PARTING GIFT-stanle
 Williamson, who resigned as secre
 tary of the corporation commission recently to accept a position in tn executive offices of the Central Cop ? per company in New York, was yes
 terday presented with gold peuci n by the attaches of the commission a NIT. Williamson leaves tonight for th
 east.
 | DELEGATES NAMED Delegate t to the twelfth annual meeting of tn n American Child Hygiene assoeiatio a were named yesterday by Governo if Thomas l.. Campbell. The conven tion will be held in New Havn. Conn Nov. 2-5. The official delegates in F clude: Mrs. E. l. Whiting, St. Johns Q Miss Gwen Penney, St. Johns; Mir e A. '. Smith, Pearce; Miss Rut e Fuess, Bisbee; Mrs. George Mathew d Williams; Miss Freda Johnson, Flag s staff; Mrs. R. H. Harphem, Globe 2 Mrs. Otto Tuschka, Globe; Mrs. Pl IF Freudenthan. Stafford; Mrs. J. ! -t Stratton, Stafford; Mrs Lucy Y. Ter
 reH. Clifton; Miss Verda Hickeo,
 Morenci; Mrs. J. L. B. Alexande
 Phoenix: Mrs. Charles R. How !. Phoenix; Mrs. J. F. Lewis, Glendale q Mrs. o. C. McNary, Tempe; Mi. Il Etelka Weiss, Phoenix: Dr. Earl \ g Tarr, Phoenix; Mrs. C. l.. Levi
 Kingman; Mrs. C. A Patterso
 Kingman; Mrs. C. \. Warren. Kfne 1t man; Mrs. l.. D. Divelbess. Holbroof
 Miss Rosa Bouton Snowflake; MT Q John McNey, Tucson; Mrs. John i Wright. Tucson; Miss Alice Y. Joyc II Tucson; Mrs. Ben Wilson, Gas n Grande; Miss Adelheid Muller. Ray Mrs H. NJ. Clagett, Nogales; MT ! A. H. DeRiemer NOgales; Miss Bea n trice BOdard, Nogales: Mrs. F.
 Bartholomew, Jerome; Mrs. Inez NJ,
 Donneu. Prescott; Mrs. James Whet
 stine, Prescott; Miss Louise Perrit o- Prescott; Mrs. John Doan. Yums T. Mrs. H. l.. Firetrue. Yuma; Mrs. g 4. Hetcherside, Yuma
 CT DEATH OF PlONEER-NTrs. Lu,
 w. Whitney, 75 years of age. died T. the Pioneers home in Prescott Satu IL day, according to word received |
 Burt Wingar, secretary to the boai