Arizona republican., 1922-04-14
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COUPLE TO MARRY-A marriage
license was issued to Julian Canch-
ola, SO, and Guadalupe Ayala. 90. both
of Phoenix, yesterday.
ADVERTISiNG MAN HERE-G. F.
Gillett, representing a special dis
play advertising company of Los An-
geles, has arrived in Phoenix and viii
spend two days here. He is an old
resident of the valley, living in Glen
dale in the early nineties.
MARRIED ON coAST-Word has
been received in this city Of the mar
riage in Los Angeles, April 8. Of Miss
Gladys Evelyn Lindsay to Roy Wood
Beirdneau. The announcement came
as a surprise to the many friends OF
the local girl
MISS SEARS iLL--Miss Beatrice
Sears, secretary to Mrs. H. A. GuAd,
chairman of the state child welfare
board and John F.. White. state mine
inspector, is confined to her home.
sos North Second street with the In
ffuenza.
TO SURVEY APACHE SCHOOLS
Homer Davis. director OF research
for the state department of educa-
ton, left last night for St Johns
where he will conduct a survey Of
the schools of Apache county. The
survey is being made at the request
of the county high school board OF
education.
SCHOOL HEADS ARE HERE
Mrs Hattie Penrod, county school
superintendent of Navajo county. G..
c. Grover, city school superintendent
Of Winslow, and John Brannigan,
superintendent Of schools in Hol-
brook. each stopped over in Phoenix
on wednesday on their way home
from the school administrators con
ference in Tucson.
cording to an announcement made
yesterday by w. j. Galbraith, attor-
ney general, the board of pardons
and paroles viii meet at Florence
today and Saturday for the purpose
of considering number Of applfca-
tions which have been made to the
board by prisoners at the state peni-
BIG TIME AT ISAAC SCHOOL
There will be an entertainment at
the Isaac school on the Christy road
this afternoon, followed by a pie So
cial and country store. Everyone
is most cordially invited. Men are
asked to bring their pocketbooks ana
all come for a good time, as the COM
mittee has reported a most excep-
tionaI program for the occasion.
CALL FOR EXHI1iTS-The ex-
hibitors of old china at the museum
which has been held at the school
administration building under the
direction Of the Phoenix chapter OF
the Daughters OF the American Reyo-
luton are requested to take their ex-
hibits from the building between the
hours Of 8 and 5 o'clock this after
noon and tomorrow.
BRINGS BRIDE ON VSIT-W. r.
Blackner, who was married In Los
Angeles. April s, has brought his
bride to Phoenix for short visit
with friends. They will return 70
Los Angeles to make their home. MT.
Blackner was formerly rancher az
ARREST MAN; TAKE STILL
Jose Jiminez was arrested near
Chandler by Deputy SheriII Felerson g
Yesterday. At the time of the arrest
the officer confiscated a crude stiil
which had been constructed from z
garbage can. and small quantity OF
mash. Prisoner, still and mash were
brought to the county 1aii.
POSTPONE lNQUEST-Because OF
the continued serious condition OF
Frank Bell the county motorcycle
officer who suffered injuries IN Q
collision which resulted fatally 1or a.
w. Dana last Sunday morning, JUS
tice Henry j. Sullivan has postponed
| an inquest into the cause OF the ac-
/ cident indefinitely. He VIII take W
| the inquiry when Bell is IN conaitloIl
to testify. The inquest was set IoI
| today. 1t is probable that II Will ps
| held next Wednesday.
SET ASSAULT CHARGE CASEs
After arraigning j. n. Wa!ier; Ill. "a.
| 10 Waller, B. F. Waller ana Herpet'
Neal on charges Of aggravated as
sault in connection with the recenl
whinping administered to Rollln z,
zones superintendent of the LEM
school .Iudge r. C. Stanford set the
FIRST Of the cases for May "a On
+bis date 7 N. and b. f. Waller VIII
ha tried Jointly. Cases of the otneI
two defendants will be heard sep
aratelv at later dates. =
GOVERNOR SIGNS FOOh el5IsH s,
Governor Thomas e. CaHlppetti
Yesterday signed house bill no. o., 81
| house bill No. 80, senate plil ny. "
and senate bill No. So ana passeu
them on to Ernest r.. Han. secre11i y :
Of state. House Bill NO. el al.1sa,es s,,ss
bilI thI No SO, is the third feed bilF'
passe5 mas by the legislature and pro-
yides for $4,000 for salaries and ex-
penses of the legislature. senaIe
bill l No. sc provides for an inheri-
tance fay and senate bin No. 81 pro-
vides for the recordation in the Of
| flee of the state tax commission OF
| infornnation relative to all issues OF
bonds or other securities by the
state counties, cities, towns and
other similar corporations.