Arizona republican., 1914-08-01

RETURNS THIS EVENING Prof. c. O. Case, state superintendent of public instruction returns tonight from a trip to the northern part of the state. FARMERS INSTITUTE - There will be a very important meeting of the Farmers Institute at the Board of Trade this afternoon at o'clock. REAL ESTATE MEN MEET-The real estate board is scheduled to hold a meeting Monday at the Board of Trade at o'clock.
 TWO PATENTS-Register Weedin of the local land office yesterday re- ceived homestead patents in the | names of Orville V. Mcdonald and Wilson R. Holland.
 TO K. OF C. CONVENTION-Stat Deputy P. M. Kelly of Warren and Frank DeSouza, past state deputy of l the Knights of Columbus left yesterday l for St. Paul, Minn., to attend the na- tional convention of the order which | meets next week.
 OFF FOR VACATION-Mr. and Mrs F. J. Trippel of West Adams street I leave tonight for Los Angeles. They I l Miss Elsie Truman, and will be joined at Maricopa by MT. and Mrs. Frank l Curley at Tucson, who will be with i them on their vacation.
 CITIZENS COMMITTEE - Tenn porary Chairman Harry Welch has 1 prepared a call for a meeting of the | citizens committee at the board of | trade for 8 o'clock Tuesday evening.
 The first business will be the cleo tion of a permanent chairman, sec | retary and other officers.
 WIFE DESERTER GETS SEN- |TENCE-John Buckler, the man who was brought from California to an swer a charge of Wfe-desertion and failing to provide for his minor chil- dren, was sent to the state penitentiary by Judge Phillips yesterday on an in determnate sentence for term of not less than one month and not to exceed three years.
 AMOLE SOAP-Through the de- | partment of commerce at Washing
 ton comes the inquiry of George E.. | Howard. of Middletown, Pa. for commercial amole MT. Howard
 wants to know if the saponiferous
 ingredients of the yucca, which in fests the deserts of the southwest. is being collected in quantities suffi- cient to make it a commodity. His lquery was submitted to the board of I trade
 | RECORD DAY FOR REGISTRAR iTION-There are easier jobs than that l T,,. ,n that line records are being made. Spurred no doubt by the thought that further procrastination may mean no
 vote at the coming elections, the peo-
 pie of Phoenix are besieglng the regis
 tration table in the court house, yes
 terday no fewer than 130 names being iadded to the list from the city alone. The provincials are responding wei also but yet big number remain to be registered.
 CONDUCTOR TO BE CONDUCT
 ED-J. F. Diamond, the good old
 character that gives the all aboard
 signal on the Arizona Eastern Phoenix and Winkelman limited, left last night for Seattle, Washington, to
 meet Ms Diamond, who has been
 spending the summer there. MT. and Mrs. Diamond will spend six weeks
 around the Puget Sound country and Vancouver, B. c. A. J. Hearn lbrother- law of MT. Diamond with
 his ten horsepower launch, is to con-
 duct the some twenty years con-
 ductor around on cool seas.
 WANT ROAD TO cANYON-At 2 meeting of the state and Grand Can
 yon highway convention at Hurricane
 Utah, resolutions were adopted asking . the state of Arizona to cooperate 1T
 the construction of a highway iron
 Hurricane to the Grand Canyon. Thi. state is asked to build fifteen miles O road between the boundary and thu
 Kaibab Indian reservation It is stated in the resolutions that the federal gov | ernment will construct highWa! acros the reservation. Work on tn
 Utah highway will be commenced thi
 fall. The matter has been referred b. Gov Hunt to the state engineer o "NERVY NAT" SENTENCED-I was on the charge of burglary In tn !, second degree that Charles Waugh, t {.
 man who installed himself in tn a Creighton school house the other weel
 was sentenced yesterday by Judg ' Phillips. Waugh is to serve a sen . tence known in law as indeterminatt
 which will confine him for a term c , not less than one month nor more tha
 five years in the penitentiary. Charle Waugh was the man who hit upon plan to cut expenses, by making him ,s self at home in the deserted Creighto
 school house, living on the goods h
 helped himself to in a number of burg > larious expeditions in various parts ( .- | Phoenix.
 SUSPENDED SENTENCE Ol % LAURA LAWlER-Laura Lawlt who was found guilty on Thursday (
 inflicting bodily harm on the perso
 of Mrs. Martha Woods was given suspended sentence by Judge Phillip . yesterday in the superior court. TT
 assault took place in the Polk stree
 rOoming house of Mrs. Wood some si
 weeks ago. With a razor the defendar
 slashed the face and breast of MT te Woods. In view of the fact that Il