Arizona republican., 1922-01-01

! INDIAN SPORTS SUNDAY - The
Indians of the reservation near
! Scottsdale will give free celebration
! at o'clock Sunday afternoon at their
! corral at Indian Bend three miles
/ east of Scottsdale. instead of Monday.
PLAY AT MADISON CLUB-The
! Scottsdale p. T. A. will give its play
! Hiram Slick From Punkin Creek"
| at the Madison Improvement club
I Thursday night. This is the play
that turned away over 100 people at
a crowded house at Scottsdale, and q
! record crowd is expected at Madison.
CHARGE DlSMISSED-On motion
of the county attorney a charge of
J grand larceny against Earl w. Hope
was dismissed yesterday by Justice
! Nat T. Mckee on grounds OF insult
| ficient evidence. The complaint
was made by w. E. McIlwrath. who
| charged Hope took his Ford car.
SUES FOR $4,000 - Through the
| death of her husband, Francisco Nor
| iega, his widow and children have
been damaged in the sum of $4,000,
Mariana B. Noriega, the widow, de-
| clares in a suit filed yesterday
against II. c. Crozier and Joseph
| Miles. She asks judgment in that
! amount. The defendants, she says,
| are owners of the Hoosier Mining
claims in Pinal county and employed
! her husband as a miner On Oc-
| tober 6, she says, he was killed by
| falling rock and boulders from a blast
set off by a fellow employe.
REVIVAL CAMPAIGN-A revival
campaign will be conducted by the
Rev. L. S. Jones at the Bethel
| church. beginning today. Rev. and
Mrs. Jerry letter will arrive Jan
uary and aid in the work. The
| church is located on the corner of
Seventh street and Osborn road. &.
| Everybody is cordially invited to at
| tend. Services will be held every
evening, beginning at 1880 o'clock. A
| class for women and children will be
| organized by Mrs. letter.
MANY TO MARRY-Licenses to
marry were issued yesterday to
Richard A. Twamley, %, of Prescott
and Lena Maud Legion, 21. of Phoe-
nix; Grafton Mason, Jr., 2S, and Lii
liam Jannette Hatch, 25, both OF
Phoenix; Robert A. Emmett. 21, and
Ona Willmoth, %. both of Phoenix;
| Alexander Chisholm, 33, and Agnes
Kalen, 25. both of Flagstaff: George
L. Branscomb. 80, and Parma r.
Chapple, 20, both of Phoenix; Paul
| d. Harmon, "a, and Hattie B. Kellis
| "a, both of Wickenburg: Walter E.
Perrins, SO, and Rosa c. Young, 81
both of Phoenix; and Rosario Habez
%, and Maria Paz, "a, both of Scots
dale.
REALTORS ANNUAL MEETING
The annual meeting and election
of the Salt River Valley Realtors as
sociation will be held at the Hotel
Adams at $50 m. Tuesday. A very
interesting program has been ar
ranged for the occasion. Miss Bess
Barkeley and Earl Harrington will
sing. There will be four speakers
Dean William Scarlett on zone Need
of Our City; Edward F. Parker
"Arizona Past and Future; Judge
Twohy, ARIZONA as a Playground,
and Judge Frank o. Smith, Hem and
Haw." Dwight b Heard will be
chairman of the meeting.
JUDGMENT SIGNED-Final judg-
ment in the case Of the Coca Cola
company against the Moke company
and other similar companies has been
signed by Federal Judge w. H. Saw
telle awarding, by consent of par
ties, the Coca Cola company $4,000
damages it was reported yesterday
Costs amounted to $7577.91. This
case was commenced in the United
States district court Of Arizona some
years ago and was appealed to the
circuit court of appeals and to The
supreme court of the United States
Judge Sawtelle's original decree in
favor of the Coca Cola company wa!
reversed by the circuit court anC
that court was in turn reversed by
the supreme court. Judge Sawtelle':
decree was sustained finally will
some modification. Joseph f. Nor.
rison represented the Coca Cola com.
pany.