Arizona republican., 1922-06-20

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quences.
FERRY RE- E-OPENS-Official con-
firn1ation of the re-opening of the
Ehrenberg ferry across the Colorado
river on the Blythe route to Los An
geles was received last Saturday by
the Automobile Club of Arizona. The
Terry resumed operations Saturday
afternoon after being idle for 19 days
with a broken cable. The automo-
bile club has notified the newspapers
throughout Arizona and all its hotel
and dealer members of the ferry's re-
opening.
SEND VIEWS OF CITY AND
VALLEY - A handsome album of
photographs of Phoenix, the Salt
River valley and all of the many
handsome school buildings in this
city Will be sent to the educational
committee of the United States
chamber of commerce in WASHINGTON,
ID. c., in the near future. The photo
graphs are being collected by the
Phoenix chamber of commerce. John
ID. Loper. superintendent of the city
schools, is providing the many excel
lent views of the local schools.
MEMORIAL AUXILIARY MEETS
Phoenix Memorial Auxiliary to the
Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold
its regular meeting at the home of
Mrs. Richard Porter, 2013 West JEFF
ferson street. at 1880 o'clock this
evening. Important business relative
to the national convention to be held
i'll Seattle next August will be dis
cussed. Following the business
meeting a social hour will be en-
ioyed. All meetings this summer will
be social affairs and the women are
all invited to bring their escorts.
GOES TO KANSAS-G. S. Cald-
well of 1006 East Roosevelt street,
left last night for several points in
Kansas where he expects to visit
relatives. Mr.. Caldwell will be gone
about a month.
AQUATIC MEET TODAY = The
aquatic meet to be held at the Y
NJ. C. A, this afternoon, will start
promptly at o'clock, instead of
O'Clock, as previously announced.
BID ON FLAGSTAFF HIGH
SCHOOL-Local contractors are now
figuring bids on the new high school
to be built at Flagstaff this summer.
The successful bidder will be an
nounced soon according to V. o. Wal
lingford. local architect, who de-
signed the building and prepared the
plans and specifications. The new
structure will have 16 rooms and will
be modern and up to date in every
feature
GOING INTO SUGAR BUSINESS
Yuma valley is making a bid for
the sugar business of Arizona, and
according to word received by the
Phoenix chamber of commerce, is
preparing to go into the industry on
a large scale. According to figures
compiled by the Yuma Valley Cane
Sugar. company, this state consumed
32,41S,714 pounds of sugar last year.
paying s1.620,6S5.70 for it.
ASKS ENDORSEMENT Gra-
ham, court bailiff for Judge r. c.
Stanford. started the circulation of
petition yesterday asking endorse
ment for the office of constable Of
the west precinct.
WIFE ASKS DiVoRcE-Pearl L.
Carroll filed suit yesterday for di
vorce from Joseph p. Carroll.
FINED FOR SPEEDING-A fine
of S15 and sentence of three days in
the county jail was imposed upon w.
t. Delano yesterday by Justice Nat
T. Mckee when he entered a plea of
guilty to speeding. The Jail sentence
was suspended conditional upon his
refraining from excessive speed for
the next six months. He was arrest
ed by Motorcycle Officer H. r. Wat
son.
JAIL FOR BICYCLE THEFT -
Joe Savage, who admitted having
stolen bicycle, was sentenced by
Judge r. c. Stanford yesterday to
serve 60 days in the county Jail.
-ON LIQUOR CHARGE. C. Soy
er and Pernitbe Fonfua We're tried
Jointly yesterday by jury in Judge |
r. G. Stanfords division of the su-
perior court on charge of manufac-
turing liquor. The jury has been |
requested by Judge Stanford to re- |
turn sealed verdict this morning. |
TELEGRAMS FOR FIVE - There |
are kilograms at the Western Union |
for the Arizona Fruit Distributing |
Co., n. w. Irsfeld Mrs. W. c. Steele. |
Don Guilabalfo Flores and T. E. |
Fleming.