Arizona republican., 1913-04-16

TO BE PRoBATED-The follow ing wills were filed for probate in the clerks office of the superior court: w. E. Barry, Elliott Evans, and Edward David.
 KEYS ARE FoUND-The finding of two punches of keys was reported to the police yesterday One bunch was left at the police station awaiting a claimant the other is at the Wakelin grocery store.
 SELLS OvERLANDS-Jack Holmes Of the Overland agency was unable to go to Tucson last week on account of the serious illness of his wife who is now much improved. But he sold car to a rancher near Tucson, A. l.. Graves, who had hardly arrived home with it when he called up on long distance to order another just like it. MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED Several couples who contemplate en- tering the bonds of matrimony were granted licenses yesterday among them Cecil Baker Neck and Edith Louise Smith; Robert Williams and Emma Riptoe; Elmer E. Morford and Edith McDuffee; Austin Reid head and Rose Merrill, all residents of Maricopa county.
 NEW AUTO LlNE-Morris H. Smith, who has been andA gone and earned one reputation as a mechani- cal genius on the repair and driving of automobiles has branched out to win fame as the boss of a trips anywhere, anytime" business Smitty Il, he will use as a transporter of per sons, working from the Carr Auto company on North Second avenue. HUNT AT GOlF-TomorrOw even ing Manager Reeves will present at 1 the Empress theater the Pathe Weekly l film showing Governor Hunt and Vice president Marshall at a game of golf 1 at the Phoenix Country Club grounds | Outside of the local interest, this film is unique in that it is probably the | last one that will ever be made of Mir. ! Marshall engaged in game of golf, 1 if his announcement of his abandon | m mt of the sport holds good.
 SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN SO- l GETTY PiCNiCS-The Scandinavian American society of Phoenix will picnic at Granite Reef next Sunday 1 All members are asked to notify J. 1 F. Westberg at his office, No II | West Adams street, or call phone 1895 so that he can arrange for sufficient conveyance. Parties go- l ing will bring basket lunch. Con- l veyance will leave the corner of Jefferson street and Central Avenue at nine o'clock sharp.
 1 KNOWS BETTER NOW-Francis- co Orvayo. formerly a resident oi the WarttO republic to the south thought that it was permissible for a stranger sojourning in this state to adjudicate his wrongs by the free display of firearms of the pocket
 pistol type Deputy Sheriff Powers
 of Maricopa, speedily educated Fran cisco as to the real truth regarding
 the use of revolvers and the loca | justice of the peace accommodated
 Orvayo with free board and lodging at the Hotel de Jeff Adams for : period of twenty-five days during
 which time the Mexican will have ample time to become wiser to the
 laws of his adopted country.
 TRIED TO USE GUNS-PetrC | q Mexican, tried to vent their spleer
 on Deputy Sheriff Perry of Gila Bend by using revolvers. The pail first tried. it is said to drink al
 the whiskey that they could find ant
 when their courage had been SUI 1 ficiently tuned up they proceeded tt hunt up the deputy with the inten'
 ton of making him a good subject
 for the embalmer's art. Perry now
 ever persuaded them that their m
 tentions were against the law ant
 Judge Richards further showed then
 what the law thought of thelr ac-
 tions by sentencing them to b' guests of the Chateau d Maricopa
 for period of thirty and forty days respectively.
 MEMBERS OF M. A. C.-The fol lowing are members of the Marlcopa
 Auto club who joined In body al the Monday night history making re-
 organization meet in the Adams hotei R. w Lescher, A. R. Cater, A. 1
 Jacobson, F. H. Redewill Ed Rudolph
 c F. O'Malley, Bert Clingan, A. c Curry Geo Cooke, E. P. Conway, ii
 M. Fennimore, H. F. Mckinley, R.
 Roper. H. Whitfield, w. w. Catlin c. D. Young, F. w Shedd. H. w
 Ashbury. C. A. Nants, J. c. Adams
 R. w. Craig. Tom Trent, R. H. Cam
 eron Reese M Ling, c. H Akers, w
 P. Geary, F. R. Bailey, Wm. Costley
 Jack Holmes and J. S. Morrison
 Visitors were Hon. T. C.. Norris O
 Prescott, Hon. J. Lorenzo Hubbell o
 Apache, w. w. Pace, George Chase | Senator Harrison
 WANTS s275 FOR INJURIES
 John Lackey, through his attor' i neys. Baker X Baker, has filed z
 suit in the superior court claiming
 that the Occidental Life Insurance
 company issued policy to hin
 guaranteeing that in the event oi
 injuries the company would pay th'
 insured certain sum of money
 during the period of interpretation
 The plaintiff further claims tha
 through no fault of his own he sus 1 tained injuries last July that pre-
 vented him from following his usua
 occupation for period of severa
 weeks and that the company ha:
 refused to pay him the sums stated Tt