Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-06-30
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sALsz r.rT 70 MEET-The Balsz

1ALsz FIT TO MEET-The Balsz !
Parent Teacher association will hold
called meeting at $3.50 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon at the school. All
members are urged TO attend.
GOING TO PREScoTT-Miss
Frances Goos win and Miss Dorothy
Barron will leave Saturday for Pres
colt to remain until after the Fourth.
TO BISBEE FOR FOURTH-Miss
Helen Benedict, assistant superinten-
dent of public instruction for the
state will leave Saturday for her for
mer home in Bisbee where she will
spend the Fourth of July week end.
HAS LOST BULL DoG-A Boston
bulldog which SEEMS to have been
lost has come into the possession of
HUMP ne Officer Canning. The own
err may reclaim by calling Mr.. Can
ming at telephone 1899. his home or
4464 the she fife office and paying
small charges for keeping.
TO MINNESOTA FOR SUMNER
Missse Fannie and Anna C.. Archer
of Palm Villa and Mrs. Lou Ella
Archer. and DR.. H. H. Stone and
nurse left Tuesday for st. Paul. MINI.
From there they will go to Dellwood,
White Bear Lake, Mimi, to spend the
summer.
DENIES REHEARING - The
corporation commission yesterday
denied the application for a rehear-
ing of the town of Casa Grande in
the matter having to do with the con-
struction of two railroad crossings
across the Southern Pacific tracks
at Sacaton and Florence streets.
CAR NOT CONFlSCATED-Judge
Stanford yesterday held that unless
car in which intoxicating liquor was
found had been seen moving by the
officers, the ca could not be confis-
Gated as one ir which liquor had
been transported. On this ground he
denied the motion OF the county at
! torney to forfeit Ford car belonging
| to Frank Boriez and Arthur Lopez
! after a hearing yesterday The charge
AGAINST the two men of Illegally trans
porting liquor was dismissed.
KANSAS GIRL HIS BRlDE-W. D.
! Eichinger of this city and Miss Rose
Berberich of Wichita, Kans.. were
married at $50 o'clock yesterday af-
| ternoon at st. Mary's Catholic
church, the Rev. Father Novatus Of
ficiating. They will make their home
here. Mr.. Eichinger Is connected witt
the A. L. Boehmer Drug company
while Mrs. Eichinger has only just ar.
rived from Wichita. where she hal
many friends.
/ HEAD OF elc LUMBER COW
N. Sangster, former secretary to thu
state corporation commission. ha!
been appointed general manager o
the Kirby Lumber company of Hous
ton, one OF the largest companies o
i the kind in the southwest, according
to ward received yesterday by Amo
ii A. Belts of the corporation commits
sion. Mr.. Sengster. after being con
; nected with the state department TO
two and half years, left here In Isl
to act as accountant Tor the lumbe
: company. He has been steadily ad
vanced until he is now head of tn
concern which operates 10 plants Il
| different southern and western states
4 LEAVE FOR EAST = Amos
Belts. member of the state corpora
ton commission, will leave today TO
q two weeks absence ~. New Yor
and Washington. Mr.. Belts will 8
first to New York to attend Wood
man Of the World convention, as hea
consul of the Arimex jurisdiction
comprising Arizona and New Mexico
: From there he will go to the nations
capital to confer with the Arizon
delegation on railroad matters. Nj
: Belts win be accompanied by hi
daughter, Miss Ruth Belts.
EXTENDS TIME = Because til
Santa Fe railroad was Unable to sc
cure lands at satisfactory terms. Il
g state corporation commission hs
granted it an extension of time *
improving facilities for the handlin
of live stock in Kingman. II
original order set May Is as II
time within which to construct sui
able pens. Yesterday an extensie
= was granted until August 81 when Il
pens must be completed.
III FOUND NOT GuiLTY-In
I article in The Republican yesterday
II was stated in connection with the IL
tended destruction of II cases of t
| quila that the liquor had been used
| evidence in the case of william Mo-
ser who had been found gilty OF t
charge of Illegally transporting 4
y LIQUOR. 1t was meant to be stat
that he had mot" been found guilt
as he was acquitted Of this chars
q That, however, did not affect I
| status OF the LIQUOR which. like |
| other intoxicating liquor seized by Q
| ficers, is subject to destruction +
p CARELESS sof the ownerhip or cont
Of II.
i ATTEMPTS suIcIDE-Ygnas
= Gomez. 20-year-old Mexican,
tempted suicide last night by shooti
. himself in the right temple with
- small 22-calibre revolver. He W
rushed to ST. Joseph's hospital whe
an X-ray examination showed
bullet to be lodged in the right 10
of the brain. Little hope is held
his recovery. The act was commit
in the back yard at house on
corner of Fifth avenue and Marico
. street where Gomez roomed- He
fused 0 eat supper and went {
into the back yard where he sat doy
About o'clock a boy saw him ra
his and to his head and heard
report of the gun. Gomez left n
asking the Central Arizona Light q
Power company by whom he was e
ployed at their gas plant to pay
wages due him to his brother.