Arizona republican., 1916-07-26
FOR OklAHOMA-Mrs.

caves tnlS morning to spend the sum- mer in Oklahoma.
 KENNEL CLUB-There will be a business meeting of the Arizona Ken mel club at the Adams hotel tonight at eight o'clock.
 NEW NOTARiES-Notaria com missions were issued yesterday to B. NJ. Pacho of Tucson, B. F. Schaefer of Peoria. James w. Jones of Flag staff
 ALBUQUERQUE GENTLEMAN - Ed. Farr of Albuquerque, a well known | cattleman, is making the Jefferson hotel his headquarters while in Phoe- nix, buying and shipping cattle.
 BUYING UP CATTlE-B Pratt of | Los Angeles, a prominent cattle man. is registered at the Jefferson hotel while in town buying and shipping cat tie out of the valley
 AUTOMOBILE MAN-L A. Rock well. well known automobile man from Chicago, is stopping at the Jeff ferson hotel while in town for some time on business.
 kERGGREN IN PHoENlx-A. E. Kerggren of Denver assistant general superintendent of the Bell Telephone lines, is staying at the Jefferson hotel while in town on d short business visit
 FROM U. OF A.-Stanley F. Morse, one of the professors of the University of Arizona, is a guest of the Jefferson hotel while here in town for a short time to look after some business in- terests.
 BROKER IN TOWN-M T. Daun broker of the Daun and Dunn com of Los Angeles a prominent mining pany, IS registered at the Jefferson hotel, while in town for some time on a business visit.
 TO COAST ON BUSINESS-J. K. Truman, mining engineer, left last night for the coast, where he closed several mining deals. On his return here. he will again be active in his profession.
 TIRE LosT-M. Hayes of the Pioneer stables, reports the loss of a Goodyear tire and rim between Mesa and Government Well Friday. The tire was inflated, and was lost off the rear of the automobile.
 TOUR THE BASIC T. Carpenter left yesterday for Los Angeles where he will meet J. C. Divine. The two men will then tour the east on busi- ness, visiting New York, Boston, Chi caeo and other points before return ing to Phoenix.
 MOTOR MAN HEBREW. E. O'Neal, representing the Tri- State Motor com I 1llObnlA yesterday He is travelling through the southwest in the interests of his firm. who expect to put on a big advertising and sales campaign.
 SPARKS TO LEAVE--I. T. Sparks travelling freight and passenger agent of the $. r. and A. F.. will leave about August l for Tucson where he will l hold the same position that he held in Phoenix. He will fill the position recently left vacant by the death of w. C. Barnes in San Francisco. UNDElIVERED TELEGRAMS - There are undelivered teiegrams at
 the Western Union Telegraph office for the following: ". C. Musgrave, :. NJ. Morse, D. E. Rose, T. II Sey-
 mour. w. NJ. Mccormack, Bert Ear i los Val Nolan, John Armstrong. Vic 1 tor Martinez. and Thomas l.. Gilmer l YOUNG BALL FAN-Young Master Ellis is here. He was born to MT. and i Mrs. Joe Ellis of Ray Sunday You l will recollect Joe. He was ground ] keeper for the Phoenix ball club in the l Rio Grande association, and is now an employe of the smelter at Ray The | kid weighs SA pounds, and has already 1 shown he can root for his favorite 1 team in the Tri-Copper league PICKED UP AND LEFT-Charging that her husband, Lloyd l.. Hanson left l her a year ago and went to Los An geles, Mrs. Olive l.. Hanson took the witness stand in Judge Stanford $
 court yesterday and asked that she be given a divorce. Mrs Hanson said that not once in his twelve months ab-
 sence has he requested her to join him on the coast. nor has he provided fol
 her in any way. The Hansons were
 married in Prescott September ,, 1911
 and have one small daughter. IT granting the decree Judge Stanford
 gave the mother the custody of hel
 child
 JUDGES BUSY DAY-In addition
 to sitting in two bootlegging cases anC
 divorce suits yesterday, Judge Stan
 ford passed sentence on M. Curtis
 found guilty of violating the prohibi
 ton amendment A $l00 fine was i'm
 posed on Curtis who in lieu of pay
 ment must serve one day for each dol
 lar. John Carlson. colored, convicte, also of bootlegging, was given ninet. days and a $500 fine. !. Moran charged
 with assault changed his plea of no
 guilty to guilty and was given a tw |, years suspended sentence on recon
 mendation of the county attorney f Moran has been confined in tn
 county jail for the past two months J. J. O'Keefe entered a plea of no guilty to the crime of rape of which h
 is charged His trial was not set bu will be before the close of the pres
 ent term of criminal court KING IN TOWN-Garnett Kim general passenger agent of the E. I |, and $. W. is in town today for shor time on business. Mir. King report great deal of activity in Fl Pas on account of the many soldiers. quart cred there. He says there are owe 35,000 U. s. troops stationed in on
 spot This is the greatest number C ,, soldiers that has been gathered to ;. gether in the United States for a lon | time, and it may be the last chanc to see such big number of troops a
 together In order to accommodate tn
 great number of soldiers that wish = see the sights, of the town, a suburba | route has been initiated by the F. l. and S. w. with trains of thirty or fort l coaches leaving every thirty minute \, This route goes all through the CT U campments and through the cit
 proper, passing all the worth whil P sights in the town.
 HERE FROM PORTLAND-Ann le K. Marx of Portland, is a guest of tf u Jefferson hotel, while here on a visi e Other guests include F. M. Header ( a Los Angeles; Van Houtte of Globe 'l H. Hamini of Globe; C. C. Small { IS Fl Paso; Chas F. Rader of Denver e H. A. Raywell of Chicago; pr. G. e Pail of Thatcher; A. H. Christie g St. Louis; T. E. Parker of Los Angele!
 w. E. ONeal of Fl Paso; Mrs Lal of Moore of Kingman; H. A. Eye of Ha! IS den; o. o. Hanley of Los Angele! Is Roy Hansherper of Yuma. S F., Ha,