Arizona republican., 1922-04-13

MRS. c. n. TUCKER IlL-Mrs.
G. Fl. Tucker is ill with influenza at
her home 500 North Fourth avenue.
COOKED FOOD SALE-The Os-
born Wonan's club will hold a cooked
food sale in the Goodrich building,
starting at o'clock Saturday morn
ing. The money made on this sale
is to go to the Deaconess hospital
fund.
EASTERN STAR TO MEET
Phoenix chapter No. 8. Order of the
Eastern Star, viii meet in regular
session this evening at o'clock 1t
Masonic temple. There will be in
stallation. Visiting members are
welcome.
NOTICE TO ELKs-All menibev,
of the Phoenix lodge of Elks are re-
quested to gather at the Whitney
chapel at O'Clock this afternoon to
assist in the funeral service for their
late brother, Gus A. Streitz.
MRS. MOSHER is PRESIDENT
In pioneer story in yesterday
mornings Republican it was erro-
neously stated that Mrs. Foster is
president of the Yayapai County
Pioneers association. Mrs. Ida 3.
Mosher of Prescott is president of
that association.
FIRST HAY OF SEAsoN-The
first hay Of the season was brought
to Phoenix yesterday from the How
ard ranch, five miles out ON the
Yuma road. The hay is an excellent
quality of alfalfa and was sold to the
Indian Hay company, 321 East Bu-
chanan street. There is 80 acres of
alfalfa on the Howard ranch which
is expected to yield 75 tons of hay.
COUPLE Is MARRIED-Kennetk
E. Nash, formerly of Hhdson, Wis,
and Miss Veronica Burke of st. Paul,
Mimi, were married yesterday at the
Baptist church parsonage by the Rev.
E. II. Shanks, pastor of the First
Baptist church. Mr.. Nash is book
keeper at the Country club. The
newly married couple will make their
home at $50 East Pierce street,
ILL HEALTH PROVES BOOM
Ill health saved Jack Wells from a
severe sentence yesterday when he
appeared before Judge r. C. stan
ford after pleading guilty previously
to manufacturing Intoxicating liquor.
Noting the weak and haggard condi-
ton of the defendant, Judge Stanford
showed conmiseration for the de-
fendant and sentenced him to serve
only 80 days in the county Jail.
ADVERTISE CITY-The chamber
of commerce is sending map and a
quantity of data to "Lefax," the loose
leaf magazine published in PhiiadeI-
phia for the presentation: as the COW
err carries it, ''of business facts boiled
down" The article sent by the cham
ber of commerce is to be used as a
guide to this city in connection with
a series which the magazine is rum
ming.
DIVORCES EQUAL LICENSES
For two marriage licenses issued yes
terday there were two divorce suits
filed in the superior court. Licenses
to marry were issued to Kenneth T.
Nash, %, and Veronica X. Burk, 10
both of Phoenix, and Jose Exequile
Avili, 20, and Refugio VerdugU, FL
both Of Phoenix. Divorce suits were
filed by Myrtle Curtis against Ray
Curtis and. Marion s. McGinty
against George B. McGinty.
EASTER PARTY FOR KlpDIEs-
All the kiddies of the members Of the
knights of Pythias will be enter
tanned on Friday evening, April II
with an Easter party. The commit
tee in charge has arranged special
program and will be assisted by the
members of the Purity Temple No. 3
Pythian Sisters. It will be purely an
Easter event and the hall will be dec
Grated in an attractive manner, fea-
turing Easter. This is an annual
event and every member of the order
Of the knights Of PythiaS is expected
to be present with their kiddies
SENTENCE WOMAN TO- JAIL
That members OF the gentler sex muSt
expect to get their fingers burned
of they leave the commonplaces of the
kitchen stove to engage in the dis
tiilation of corn whiskey was tbs
subtle warning conveyed by Federa.
Judge William H. Sawtelle yesterdaA
when he sentenced Mrs. Micala Or
tega to serve 80 days in the county
Jail after she had pleaded guilty "a
a charge OF Illegal manufacture. Jose
Maria. Lopez. a Is year old boy who
was arrested at the same time as the
Ortega woman, was released with
is GIVEN DVoRcE-Edith Lie
benow Harris was awarded di'
vorce from her husband, john
Dismukes Harris, by Judge Joseph =
Jenckes in the superior court yes
terday. Mrs. Harris who will re
sumo her maiden name, Edith Liebe-
now. will have custody OF the child
until it is three years old, but the
father will be permitted to take tne
baby during the daytime twice
week. After the baby is three years
old the father will bc entitled to take
full custody of it each summer. Dur
ing the hearing of the case, which
lasted four days, the court room was
crowded until not even standing room
was available for those who tried II
enter.
coNFERs WITH COMMISSION
II. B. Harding, tax agent for the y
Paso G. Southwestern Railway com
pany, with headquarters at El Paso
was in conference yesterday with the
| ARIZONA tax commission with refer
ence to the assessment valuation FOL
| taxation purposes OF the properties
Of that road in Arizona. George G
Tunell general tax agent Of the At
| Gibson, Topeka g. Santa Fe Railway
company, with headquarters in Chi
cago, will be in Phoenix on April q
! for the purpose of taking up the as
| sessment valuation of the properties
of that company in the state. Tbs
| tax commission left last night fol
an inspection trip through Navajo
and Apache counties. They viii re-
turn to Phoenix next week.
TO SELL STOCK-A permit to is.
sue and sell 250,000 shares OF treasury
stock at 10 cents a share was granted
to the Sun Dial Gold Mining COM
pany yesterday by the corporation
commission. This company was in
corporated on Nov IL, 1915, with q
| capital stock Of 500, 900. divided into
shares of 10 cents each. A permit
authorizing the Stoney Leasing and
Mining company to issue 000,00t
| shares of stock for property and tc
sell 100000 shares for $4,000 was
issued. This company was incor-
porated on March II, 1922, capita
stock 1915, 900. divided in shares at tht