Arizona republican., 1921-04-22
ALOHA CLUB DANcE-The Al


 ha club will give dance at the
 Woman's club this evening
 DEAN WORKING HERE-D. w Working, dean of the college of agrt- culture of the University of Arizona,
 is in Phoenix on a brief business
 visit.
 RECITAL SATURDAY-The week
 ly recital at the Arizona school of
 music will be given Saturday at
 o'clock by pupils from the piano, violin. vocal expression and danc-
 ing departments. The public is wei come to attend.
 w. Y. P. c. CLUB TO MEET--
 The W. Y. P. c. club will meet to- night at the home of Mrs. Randleman on Ramona road. All members are requested to attend.
 IS SERIOUSLY ILL-Mrs. Neri Osborn, Jr., is seriously i'll at St. Joseph's hospital, where she Is suf- fering from an attack of pneumonia. Mrs Osborn is the wife of the state inheritance tax collector.
 LEAVES FOR IlLIN S-Miss Mary Parish, who was an attache of the fifth state legislature, left yes terday for her former home In Carmi, H. In the two years she lived in
 Arizona Miss Parish made many friends, who regret her return to the East.
 FOURTH pEGREE-Local fourth degree members of Marcos de Niza council No. 1189, Knights of Colum- bus, will meet at o'clock Sunday
 afternoon at 134 West Adams street to organize a local assembly of the | order One of the purposes of the organization is to exemplify the l fourth degree in Phoenix Oct. F. ! TWO CASES DROPPED = Two
 suits were dismissed yesterday by l Judge Jenckes. The suit of Ruth | Ladd for a separate maintenance 1 from her husband, Dan Ladd, was 1 dismissed upon agreement by coun- sel. the case having been settled out | of court, and upon motion of counsel | for the plaintiff the suit of Charlotte Davis for a decree of divorce from l Eugene Davis was dismissed.
 THREE PAY FINES-Three auto 1 ists yesterday pleaded guilty before l Justice Nat Mckee of exceeding the l sped limits on the Yuma road and
 were each fined $20 They were c. =. l Jones, J. E. Carlton and R. P. Ever l son. The complaint in the first two l cases was made by w. A. Dana, mo- l torcycle officer, and in the last case | by F. A. Ball, motorcycle officer. ROTARY LUNCHEON TODAY l The Rotary club will hold its regular 1 WeeklY luDCfeOH IlctllIS lOudN dl noon at the Madison Improvement club. four miles east of North Cen I tral avenue. on the Indian school | road. The program will be given ! over to the subject of farming. The members of the Rotary club will meet 1 at the Y. NJ. C. A. at 11:45 a. m., 1 where there will be cars to transport | all to the Madison Improvement club l house. Those who have cars are re- l oueSted to bring them
 l COTTON GROWERS MEETING 1 There will be an organization meet | ing of the Arizona Pima cotton grow CTS at the Fowler school house Fri day evening April 22. at 7:3o o'clock. l Those who miss this meeting are re-
 minded that they will miss the op- I portunity of taking part in the most l important movement for the future 1 welfare and prosperity of the valley 1 and of the cotton producers of this | district more especially. Each one 1 is asked to bring a neighbor
 1 SET HEARING-The hearing on a petition filed yesterday by R. F. [. l Shepherd, county attorney, asking l that a Ford touring car captured near
 Mesa on March be declared confis- | cated and sold at auction and the | proceeds turned over to the county l treasurer, yesterday was set by Judge 1 Stanford for 9:30 o'clock Saturday morning. Shepherd alleges the car was used 10 transport intoxicating
 hquor and that when taken by the l officers it contained S4 quarts of te- ! quila. The driver of the car, fearing 1 he was being pursued by the officers abandoned it and it's contents in the
 yard of a rancher living near Mesa 1 TWO SUE TAXI oWNER-Two
 suits for injuries alleged to have been
 sustained in an automobile collision 1 were yesterday against Mrs. Cleo | Prince as owner of the Prince auto service. The first suit was filed by Phil Pickett, who asks for S5, 300 dam ages. He alleges he engaged Prince
 taxi on February 20. 1921. to drive him to Mesa. About two miles west
 of Mesa, he alleges, the driver of the
 taxi, while driving at an excessive
 rate of speed. attempted to pass an-
 other automobile on the highway and
 collided with it. Mary L. Lacsy
 filed the second suit. asking for $5.15(
 damages. alleging she was passen-
 ger in the taxi at the time of the
 collision. Both passengers of tho
 taxi claim they, were injured.
 TWO INcORPORATiONS = The
 Prescott Construction Engineering
 company yesterday filed articles ot Incorporation with the corporation
 commission. The company organized
 eral engineering and contracting
 business. was incorporated with {
 capital stock of $100.000, divided iptt 10000 shares of sl0 each. The incor. porators are A. B. Peach. Paul E Lodge and Christopher Totten. all O Prescott. A Buckeye company alst was incorporated yesterday. Tn, Buckeye Hopa Mining company, witt a capital stock of ss0oo, divided into 300 shares with value of s10 a share has Phoenix men as it's incorporators including w. A Nickerson. c. K