Arizona republican., 1922-06-23

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ON OVERLAND TRIP - Mrs
Laura Gillespie and daughter, Mrs
Faulkner and family, are leaving to-
night for an overland trip to Young
Arizona, where they will spend the
summer.
PRAYER MEETING TONIGHT -
The Garfield cottage prayer meeting
will be held this evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. B. d. Arnold, 141s
East Monroe street.
JOIN MEAT MARKET-Ed anc
Leo J. Welnicl1 announced yesterday
that they had become affiliated with
the California meat market.
ALL-NlGHT INITIATION - The
Fraternal Brotherhood will hold its
annual all-night initiation meeting
Saturday, June "a, at the home of
the state manager in Paradise valley,
A large class of candidates will be
dealt with. A big supper will be
served.
NEW SOCIETY HEAD - Accord
ing to word received in Phoenix yes
terday, Thomas Maddox, state en-
gineer, was elected president of the
newly formed Association of Western
States Highway Officials. The asso-
citation was formed on June 20 when
the state highway engineers and Of
ficials of the II western states met
in Portland Ore, for a conference
relative to the federal aid act. The
association was formed for the pur-
pose of securing federal aid for
these states and better legislation
relative to federal aid. The associa-
ton membership is composed of the
state engineers and state highway Of
ficials of Washington, Oregon, Cali
fornia, Arizona, Nevada, Idaho, Utah,
New Mexico. The meeting in Port
land was called by Herbert Num-
state engineer of oregon.
TO NAME OMMiTTEE-In order
that the attitude of Arizona on the
Swing bill for the Boulder Canyon
dam plan for the control of the Colo
rado river may be presented, the di-
rectors of the Phoenix chamber OF
commerce has instructed President
| John r. Barker to appoint a commit
| tee of nine to report on the bill and
| to make recommendations The
| Swing bill calls for an appropriation
| of $70000,000 for the building of a
| dam at or near Boulder Canyon. The
attitude of Arizona depends on how
| the state is treated under the mea-
sure, which undoubtedly has had
several amendments made to its orig
inal provisions by this time. The
| personnel of the chamber of com
merce committee will be announced
| later.
NEiGHBoRHooD CLUB DANCE
The last of a series of dances be-
ing sponsored by the Neighborhood
| club will be held at Neighborhood
house at o'clock this evening
Music will be furnished by Grajal-
vas orchestra. Refreshments will be
served.
PICNIC PoSTPONED-Bec OF
| the smallpox epidemic the Odd Fell
| lows and Rebekahs will not hold
their picnic planned for next Friday,
| June 20. The picnic has been indefi-
nitely postponed.
AWARDED JUDGMENT - John
Ford was awarded Judgment yester-
| day against the Capital Copper COM
pany and John G. Montgomery, sher-
| iff of Maricopa county. In rendering
| his decision Judge r. G. Stanford
declared that Sheriff Montgomery
| had unlawfully and wrongfully taken
an auto truck valued at $1,000 from
! Ford and as result the plaintiff
| had suffered damages in the amount
| of $3.50. 1t was stipulated in the
/ judgment that the plaintiff should
recover his truck in as good condition
as it was when taken from him or in
| case the truck was not available that
he should be paid sl,50o. 1t was fur
! ther set out that the plaintiff should
| first get as nearly as possible the
amount due from the judgment from
| the Capital Copper company and
that Sheriff Montgomery should be
| held responsible for any balance.
SENTENCED TO JAIL. c. Soy
er and Pernitibe Fonfrea, jointly con-
! victed of manufacturing Intoxicating
| liquor, were sentenced by Judge r.
| G. Stanford yesterday to serve SIX
months at hard labor for the county
or, if no work is availa BILE for them
to be imprisoned for three months IN
| the county Jail. The sentences are
equivalent as prisoner at labor Is
| allowed two days for each one ne
works Following the disposition OF
this case Is gallons Of convincing evil
dence was emptied into the court
| house yard.
REALTORS LUNCHEON The
| Salt River Valley Realtors associa :
tion will hold their regular bi-week-
| ly luncheon at the Ranch House OF
Monday, June 26. Luncheon is at II
noon sharp. The delegates to the
national convention at San Francis
| co will make their reports. And a
report on the exclusive multiple lst-
| ing system will be given Phone bllu
| for reservations.
ROTARY LUNCHEON TODAY :
| The Rotary club will hold its regular
weekly luncheon at the Hotel Adams
| today noon. Reports from the recen'
| international convention at Los An
geles by the delegates from the local
club viii be the feature of the meet
| ing.
FOUND GUILTY OF ROBBERY,
Perry Coleman negro, was Iouho
| guilty of robbery by a jury in Judge
/ r. c. Stanford's division of the supe.
rior court yesterday. He is alleged
TO have held up and robbed taxica :
driver. Sentence will be pronounced
June 26.
ASKS $4,000 DAMAGEs-Alleg
| ing that she was seriously in1ureo
when street car in which she was
riding, rounded a double curve a.
Seventh and Pierce streets, Mae
| cline brought suit against Lhe 1hoc
/ nix Street Railway company yester-
1 day asking SIS, 900 damages.
THESE WILL MARRY - Licenses
! to marry were issued to the follow
ing: Samuel p. Morgan and Beatrice
/ NJ. Summers, Phoenix; Henry Heds-
/ peth and Hettie Dockery. Phoenix
Juan r. Enos and Emily X. Rotn
Komatke; Ralph G. Parmelee. SAL
Lake City and Yvgan Moeur, TEN.
! pc; Claude 0. Williams, Mesa, ane
Thelma Hatch, Gilbert.
The size of the United States arm,
for the next year will ge 1S,55'
officers and $4,000 men.