Arizona republican., 1913-04-03
BACK ON THE DESk-Ralph Mo

RETURNS TO WORk-Miss Ethel Strait stenographer to the secretary of the Y. M. c. A. has returned to work after having been three months in California
 SUIT FOR DiVORCE-Beula L. Goodwin, through Wiley E. Jones, her attorney, has instituted a suit for di- Vorce against her husband Richard F. Goodwin charging him with desertion
 NEW COUNTY RANGER-James Collins was appointed county ranger yesterday. His duty is to make the county decidedly unhealthy for cattle and horse thieves and to assist in the preservation of law and order
 kRABER vS kRABER-Peter Kra- Der and Alice Kraber have decided to agree to disagree and therefore Peter Kraber has instructed Alexander and Christy, to file a suit for divorce on the usual statutory grounds.
 MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSUED Vernon Sutherland and Amelia l.. Bar ker, both residents of Maricopa county were granted a license to wed yeSter- day. The couple intend to reside at 426 w. Washington street
 A LITTLE STRANGER ARRIVES The home of MT. and Mrs. $. w. Vein berger of 517 West Fillmore was glad dened Tuesday afternoon by the ar rival of handsome little daughter MT. Weinberger is the manager of the base ment department of GoldWaters
 PRIMARIES TODAY - Because of the primaries today, Chief of Police \. J. Moore calls attention to the fact that the saloons are required under the law to close the same as on general election day. The polls will be open from 6 a. m. to D. m and the saloons will be closed during those hours.
 IT'S A GiRL-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Niaul:, ot HIS North Second street are receiving congratulations A seven pound lady dropped into the Viault home yesterday and liked the surroundings so well she decided to stay. Mother and baby are doing nictly.
 l STOLE MEXICAN STRAWBER- RtES-Sam Mandarich of 1882 w. Fay 1 Tor street. stole twenty sacks of beans | from the Goldman company recently 1 and proceeded to peddle them amongst the small grocery stores in the south part of the city. A check that he re- l ceiVed from a Chinaman for part of them resulted in his arrest. Constable i Murphy of Judge Johnstone's court <, enacted the part of Sherlock Holmes | and with the aid of Deputy Sheriff Teodore Olea placed the man under arrest 'Mandarich will be given a hear | ing before Judge Johnstone this after noon.
 WHERE IS THIS ROAD?-Whers is the Arrow Weed Road? The limit of the inquiry is Arizona. But what part of Arizona is crossed by this route The first word about the thOroughfare came yesterday in the form of a letter
 from C. l.. Edholm, to the board of
 trade. EdhOlm writes for automobile | trade journals; he had heard of the l Arrow Weed road as a motor road rec
 ently built in Arizona for the hauling
 of lumber from the forests and he
 wanted some information. Nobody to
 whom the matter has been referred
 knows anything about the road. Per 1 hapS this may reach the eye of a man
 better posted If it does. he is asked
 to communicate with The Republican or the board of trade.
 KEYSTONE SKATERS MEET-The l Pennsylvania society met on Tuesday evening for the purpose of electing of ficers for the ensuing year. The Key
 stone staters met at the home of Dr. and Mrs Tafel. J. C. Reed was re- elected president; Mrs Downey, vice president; Harry Diebold Jr., secre- tary; and Mrs F. B. Wise, treasurer Plans were discussed for an annual field day to be held in connection with | the New Yorw society. A committee
 was appointed consisting of A. l.. Moore, chairman: Harry DiebOld and 1 Mrs. Wise to look after the arrange ments. It is hoped to have a ball be- 1 tween the two societies
 LOOkiNk FOR HOWARD BOYiNK Frank De Souza yesterday received letters from Grand Haven, Mich, ask | ing to look out for one Howard Bay 1 ink who is supposed to have headed in | this direction. The boys parents are
 very anxious that the boy return to
 his home. full description of him as
 given in the letter is: Howard Boyink,
 sixteen years of age this coming July.
 About feet inches tall, brown eyes,
 dark brown hair, fair complexion, dark
 blue serge suit with short trousers,
 dark gray Overcoat a little below the
 knees, dark brown cap, white waist and
 white stand up collar with dark blue
 tie black stockings and black button
 shoes. Left Grand Haven on the Pere
 Marquette at 11:30 on Tuesday March | 18th.
 HAROLD CRAVEN FUNERAL
 The funeral of Harold Craven. who
 died at the Sisters hospital late
 Cuest:ay evening from the effects
 of a bullet wound in the abdomen
 sustained through the accidental dis charge of a revolver in the ROZen- 1 Zweig jewelry store where he was 1 employed, will be held this morning
 at ten o'clock from the Easterling &
 Whitney undertaking parlors. Burial l will be made in Greenwood cemetery following services conducted by Rev
 Ray c. Harker The deceased who was, twenty -three years old, leaves a
 mother and sister at the family resi- dence, 153S East Washington street