Arizona republican., 1913-12-12

VISITOR FROM TUCSON-Mrs. Geo. H. Richey of Tucson is spend ing a few days in the city with her son, O. T. Richey, assistant United States attorney.
 SUIT FOR DIvoRcE-Goodwin and Brumback, attorneys for Lillian B. Per ry. yesterday filed suit for divorce from C. T. Perry, alleging cruel and inhuman treatment as the grounds for the action.
 CHARGES CRUELTY-In her com plaint asking for an absolute divorce filed in the superior court yesterday morning, Lena Elizabeth Ferguson charges extreme cruelty against W. Frank Ferguson.
 PHOENIX FORUM-The Phoenix Forum will hold the first annual literary entertainment at the c. NJ E. church tonight at S:30 o'clock. A spicy program will be rendered and lunch will be served
 BAPTIST WoMAN's MISSIONS The Woman's Missionary society of the First Baptist church will hold regular meeting this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the church parlors. Mrs. A. D. Buckley win lead
 WANT LETTERS OF ADMINS TRATION-F' R. Tower yesterday filed application for letters of admnistra- tion in the estate of Mary l.. TOwar. his wife who died recently. The prop erty of the decedent amounts to 5000.
 MARRIAGE LICENSES ES-Marriage licenses were issued by the clerk of the superior court yesterday to Phillip Metz and Anna May Duke, both of Maricopa county; and to Frank R. Lee and Rosario Martinez, also of MaricOpa county.
 SUIT FOR SPECIFIC PERFoRM- ANCE-Geo. Gilmor, through his at torneys Stanford Walton and Town send filed suit against J. F. Price yesterday for the specific perform ance on a contract in connection with i joint farming agreement.
 BOARD OF CONTROL MEETS- The State Board of Control met in the office of the secretary of the board Charles R. Osburn. There were present the governor, the state auditor and the secretary. A large amount of routine business was transacted
 SUIT ON A NOTE-The National Reserve Bank of Kansas City, Missouri, yesterday filed suit on a note against Wolf Sachs. The complaint asks for judgment for principal interest and protest fees. The complaint came by the note in the ordinary course of business.
 DEATH OF JERROLD CAMBRIDGE -JerroId Cambidge passed away Wednesday evening at S:15 at his home 1516 West Mckinley at the age of eighteen years. He leaves ' mother and one brother to mourn his loss. The funeral will be held Sat urday afternoon at ? r. m. at the chapel of Mohn, Driscon and Maus, 31I North First avenue.
 FUNERAL OF GEO. M. HALM- The funeral of the late George Mi chael Hahn, president Of the Arizona Iiie Insurance Company will occur this morning from Trinity Pro Cath edral at 16 o'clock this morning Flowers will be delivered at the church. Interment will be made ir Greenwood cemetery The Elks will attend in a body
 LADIES' AID BAZAAR The La dies Aid society of the Presbyterian church will hold bazaar in the church parlors Friday afternoon, De- cember F. Aprons, fancy work. linens. cooked food and home made candy will be on sale. Tea and lunch will be served at the Japanese booth by Mrs. Fife Brooks and Mrs. H A. Diehl. Other ladies having booths are: Fancy work. Mrs. sydney Boddinghouse aprons Mrs. Olive Grimshaw; linens, Mrs. A. C. Moore. Mrs. H. NJ. Kennedy, Mrs. George M Broadway; cooked food. Mrs. H. B. De Mund; candy, Mrs. II. H. Shirley.
 HUMOROUS INcIDENT-A hu- mOrous incident occurred in Justice Johnsons court yesterday at the trial of a Papago Indian. John Maria, for stealing from the person of another Indian, Masi- -pi-ah. a Maricopa In dian. The amount involved was $S and it was tied up in d bandana handkerchief and placed in the hip pocket The theft occurred on In dian day during the Arizona fair. si-pi-ah boarded a street car down town which was funnily empty at the time. At the same time Juan Maria got on the car. When the car finally became crowded the two In dians went to the rear of the car and it was here the money got out of Masi-p -pi-ahs pocket He says he felt it going. Juan Maria was ar rested recently charged with the of fense but stood by his guns until he was being taken to jail Then he asked if he could be released if he paid back the money. Judge John stone added the qualification that he pay the costs of the proceedings. which he agreed to do. Then he was released T am sure glad" he said. T never went to jail in my life