Arizona republican., 1915-12-22

BIRTH NOTICE-Mr. and Mrs w. |
II. Caruthers a son.
NEW SHOP OPENED-A Smith |
has opened up a new grocery store |
at the corner of Fifteenth avenue and
Buckeye road.
BALTZ SCHOOL WILL CLOsE-The
Baltz school will be closed for the
holidays on Friday afternoon next
and will resume its activities again or
the morning of January 3, 1916.
LICENSED TO WED-Marriag Ii
censes We're issued yesterday to Stu
art G. Carkeet, of Tempe and Vivian
d. Shinaulto, of Byhalia, Miss and
Ataulfo Sonoquio land Della Rodri-
guez.
WYOMING VISITORS - Mr. ana
Mrs. Talton W. Wilson, of Bosler
Wyoming, arrived yesterday and viii
make Phoenix their home for the
present. Mr.. Wilson. who has large
cattle interests in Wyoming, is a
brother of Walter S. Wilson, clerk
of the superior court.
FOUR GO TO PEN-Four men
We're committed to the state peni-
Tertiary yesterday to serve from one
to two years for robbery. They are
S. w. Little. Juan Guerrero. Andrew
HamsIey and Prospero EnCinas. They
We're taken to Florence by Deputies
George Brawner and Joe Bush.
EMMETT PLEADS GUILTY-John
p. Emmett was arraigned in Judge
De Souza's court yesterday and
pleaded guilty to the charge of steal
ing chickens. He was held to answer
to the superior court. his bond being
fixed at $500 which he failed to raise
against Emmett
ARIZONA EASTERN WINS 1t
has happened twice i'm less than a
week. a jury has again brought in a
verdict for a corporation. The Ari-
iona Eastern railroad the defendant
ina $4,000 damage suit brought by l.
Frye, was awarded the verdict Hayes
4 Laney represented the plaintiff and
George Purdy Bullard the railroad
CHARGED WITH BOOTLEGGING
Mo Yen was taken in custody by the
local authorities yesterday and last
evening deputies arrived from Yava-
PAL to take charge Of their prisoner
who is wanted in Prescott on
bootlegging charge. Yen left the
north three weeks ago and came di-
rectly to Phoenix where he has been
employed in local restaurant.
IN BEHALF OF MORRiS-An ap-
plication for a writ Of habeas corpus
in the caseOf George Morris will be
argued before JudgeStanford this af-
ternOon. Morris, who was convicted
of removing property from the state
with intent to defraud creditors was
sentenced to serve thirty days in the
county Jail and pay a fine Of $500 or
serve not more than five months. Nor
ris has served his thirty days and lis
counsel viii endeavor to show cause
why he should now be dismissed
HENRY CREDITORS NAME A
TRUSTEE-The first meeting Of the
creditors of the United States Land.
Title and Legacy company was held
yesterday and the Phoenix. Title and
Trust company was elected trustee
The bond Of the trustee was placed
at $4,000. The latest action in the
Sid Henry matter took place i'm the
office of Referee in Bankruptcy F. A..
Larson in the Fleming building and
was attended by some thirty-fivc
creditors. After proving their claims
the election was held.
XMAS FEED FOR PRISONERS
Anything they want in the way of a
Christmas dinner and the remainder
menu, was the glad word given to the
prisoners in the county jail yesterday.
As Sheriff Jeff Adams announced his
plan to the men serving time they
save a happy shout and Immediately
set to work arranging the festivities.
The meal viii be cooked in the iaiI
and will be the sheriffs personal pres
ent to the men. Hobo Slim, sheriff
of the Kangaroo court, who was a
chef in his day, has been unanimous
" elected to cook and serve the feast.
NO CAUSE OF ACTION-G. /.
Strathy a motorcycle policeman, was
the defendant in a case tried before
Justice of the Peace Parker yesterday
and subsequently dismissed. Strathy
was charged with assault, the com
plant having been sworn to by Frank
Howard. Towards son was speeding
and his attention was called by tho
city officer. The boy, Laurence How
ard was reminded that he had been
pinched before and if taken in the
fine would be $50" According to the
defendant the boy became impertinent
and he slapped him but when they
parted said Strathy the boy had apol-
ogized. I'm Diminishing the case Judge
Parker said that it should never have
been brought into court. County At
torney Candy represented the state
and City Attorney Christy was
Strathy's counsel.
CLOTHING WANTED-Those who
may have Outgrown clothing for men.
women or children, or clothing which
they are willing to devote to a worthy
purpose are requested to send it to the
Salvation Army headquarters at JEFF
fersOn and Second streets. This cloth
ing is not intended to be a part of
the Christmas program of the Army
for the Christmas presents viii all be
bright and new, not even shopWorn.
But the OutgroWn clothing and bed
clothing is to be given away to the
needy, not only through the Christmas
week, but whenever it can he obtained.
Much Of such clothing has already
been distributed but much more is
needed. 1t is especially desired that it
he sent to the headquarters. Usually
the army officers call for it but they
are so busy just now with preparations
for Christmas that they will be I'M
able to do so.