Arizona republican., 1921-05-28
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, SATURDAY MORNING. MAY 2s 1921

TO FORT GRANT-Raymond Ear hart, state treasurer. as member or the board of directors of state insti- tutions, left yesterday for Fort Grant. where he will make an inspection Of the industrial school.
 UNDEGIVERED TEIEGRAMS- The following undelivered telegrams are at the local office of the Western Union: Miss A. White, B. R. Russell, Al Gibbons, L. F. Seibert, Mrs. P. G. Spears.
 LEAVES FOR RIsoNER-Jailer Paul Jones of the county jail left yesterday for Long Beach. Cal, to bring Wallace Matthias to Phoenix. Matthias is wanted here on a charge of failure to provide for his minor child
 STORE OWNER HEREIN. B. Rather, proprietor of the Rather ap- parel shop of Phoenix, is in the city on an inspection tour. He will be here about six days. MT. Rather. whose home is in Denver, is the own CT of a chain of stores similar to the one in Phoenix. eight of which are in Colorado.
 MEMBERS OF SENIOR GLASS; Miss Margaret Esther Beck is mem Der of the class of '21 of the Phoenix Union high school which was grad uated last night In the list of class members in Friday mornings Repub- lican her name through error, was spelled Beck when it should have been Beck.
 W. o. W. DECISION AFFIRMED Amos A Betts. head counsel of the Arizona-New Mexico jurisdiction of the Woodmen of the World, has re- ceived notification that the supreme court of Nebraska has affirmed the findings of tho fair ing the 1919 readjustment of the or der Word to this effect was received from w. A. Fraser, the sovereign commander
 TO APPRAIsE LANDs-The state appraisal board, comprising T. L. Me Leod of the state land department: c. c. Greene, an appointee of the governor. and Jeff Duncan, an ap- pointee of the county, left yesterday for Arlington to make an appraisal ! of state lands. The appraisers will tinel, their trip extending over sev- eral days. After their return the lands will be advertised and in the due course of time offered for sale. 1 GRANT ExTENSioN-The corpo- ration commission yesterday granted an extension of time to the Arizona Eastern and Santa Fe railroads tc publish their rates on sand. rock and gravel from May 25 to June 10. The commission made the ruling on rep resentation that the carriers would find it impossible to comply with the order in the county highway commis- sion case at the time origi/ally sci forth. The county will not be af- fected by the extension allowed ir that it is protected by a repara tior clause
 CAR coNFIscATED-Judge Stan. ford yesterday ordered an Appersor car belonging to D. c. Brown. charged with transporting intoxicating liuuor confiscated to the state. A hearing on petition for the forfeiture of the car presented by R. F.. L. Shepherd county attorney, was held and Browr testified that he knew liquor had beer | conveyed in the car. He was ar rested by Deputy Sheriffs Dewitt and Price early Wednesday mornins on Van Buren street, near the hfgf school after the officers had found 12 cases of tequila in the car Browr pleaded not guilty to the charg, against him and will be tried or June 10.
 MANN ACT CHARGE Charge i with violation of the Mann whit, 1 slave" act. Ernest c. Huffard yester. day pleaded not guilty before United States Commissioner Henke. He wa. committed to the county jail under bond of S1,500. He is charged witt transporting Marie Ortez from Lo Angeles to Phoenix for immoral pur
 poses. She is being held in th
 county jail under a bond of $500 as witness in the case. Habeas corpu proceedings instituted in the superio court yesterday to secure, their re
 lease from jail will be dismissed, thei attorney announced