Arizona republican., 1916-04-03

knowing that such person is not en- titled to such registration, shall be punished as provided in the preceding section.
 Despite the fact that the police found it impossible to serve the war rant for Healey last night. the search for him will not be abated today. In- cidentally it is promised that other | warrants will probably be issued to- day. some that will create quite as 1 much of a sensation as did that for Healey.
 Railroad men stated last evening | that more one way tickets to points quite remore from Phoenix were sold yesterday than for several days. The cause of this unusually heavy Sunday | traffic was not explained. It was learned yesterday in the l course of the investigation of the cir 1 cumstances surrounding the registra- : l tion of so many qualified electors of the city of Phoenix" from the 210 East Washington street rooming | house that the majority of the affi- l davits presented in the Gazette on 1 Saturday in an effort to show that | there was nothing unusual in these registrations, were signed in the of | flee of Ned Creighton in the National Bark of Arizona building and that | Healer acted as an escort to some of the affiants. They afterwards found their way to the Gazette office where l they were published in an effort to 1 discreGit The Republicans story of the registration and the colonization scandal
 1 Probably the most serious charge
 made by any of those who gave af- fidavits for publication in the Gazette, was that of Olsen who says he is | ready to swear that to his affidavit was added sentence after he mad signed it.
 Here is the affidavit of Olsen as il appeared in the Gazette on Saturday
 State of Arizona. County of Mari copa, SIS.
 My name is F. C. Ohlsen. I came
 to Phoenix the 14th day of last De- cember and worked at the Annex hotel month and then went to the Amuzu rooming house at 210 East | Washington street. l am now work ing at the White House restaurant
 and living with the proprietor. TT Tobin, on First avenue. I left the
 Amuzu rooming house four weeks ago last Friday. am qualified elcctor of the city of Phoenix. | F. C. OHLSEN. Subscribed and sworn to before me
 this first day of April 1916.
 HENRI BEHOTEGUY, l (SeaD Notary Public My commission expires october II
 1919
 Olsen was emphatic in stating tha
 he had never made d statement that
 he was "a qualified elector of the city of Phoenix but that to the contrar,
 he felt sure that he was not althougf
 Healey had assured him that seventy
 days Tn the state was long enough t'
 cntitle him to vote. This belief Wal strengthened, he said when the regis tering clerk said that as he had beer here seventy days and would hay.
 been here ninety days by electio,
 day. it was long enough. , Here is the affidavit Olsen signe, yesterday:
 State of Arizona, County of Mari copa. ss.
 Edwin Ohlsen, being first dull
 sworn, on his oath deposes and says ? That I was twenty-One years of az l ion the tenth day of December. 1911 2 and came to Phoenix, Arizona. O s the 14th day of December, 1915, di rect from Long Beach California
 land had never been in the State 0 I Arizona before. On my arrival her | on December 14th I went to the ! M. C. A. at which place I was di
 lrected to the Annex Hotel at whic f place I stayed until December 24tl d when I went out to Foster Rock e wells ranch and spent a week wit n my sister, who is working there. y afterwards went to work for w. e Murphy at Ingleside and on his ranc
 for a period of fifteen days. I the
 came to Phoenix and went. to wor . at the Annex Hotel as day clerk 2 e (which place I stayed until F'ebruar
 Fist, 1916, when I moved to th