Arizona republican., 1916-07-18

leave today for several days absence in Globe on legal business
 LICENSED TO WED-Marriag li censes have been granted to Francisco | M. Delcampo and Marie Moreno, both of Mesa and Charles Edward Hoffman and Bery Lily Martin.
 AUDITOR HEBREW c. Doudna, of | Tucson, travelling auditor for the San ta Fe, is registered at the Jefferson ho- | tel while in town on a short business i trip.
 STUDEBAKER AGENT-Petts Will son. accompanied by his wife, Mrs. Will son. is d guest of the Jefferson hotel while here on a business visit. MT. Wilson is agent for the Stakeholder in Casa Grande.
 GRAHAM HERE-Mortie Graham is passing few days in town from Miami on business. Graham, who is the son of ] w. Graham, bailiff of the super for court. is well known to local base ball fans
 UNIVERSITY PRoFESSORS-Sta ley F. Morse and w. S. Cunningham, both professors in the University Of Arizona at Tucson, are stopping at the Jefferson hotel for a short time while in town on business.
 LIMON NTENCED-Ramon Li- mon. who received his early training at the Reform School, was given two years suspended sentence yesterday The boy. who Is now but nineteen was charged with forgery to which he re- i gently entered a plea of not guilty. ! When he appeared in court. he asked that he might change his plea to that of guilty and was given the suspended sentence with the command to report to the probation officer every two weeks.
 NON SUPPORT CHARGE-Charg ing that her husband has failed to pro- vide for her since 1914, Florence A. Dickens filed suit for divorce yester- day from Raymond A. Dickens. In the complaint filed by her attorney. Wiley Jones' Mrs Dickens alleges that for the past two years she has supported her self and her small daughter Vivian, receiving aid from her parents. She asks that she be given the custody of the child. The Dickens were married in>San Diego in October 1910.
 FUQUA MUST STICK-Unless the
 supreme court grants temporary re- lief F. H. Fuqua will have to remain in the county jail. Yesterday Judge
 Stanford denied the application for a certificate of probable cause in his case Fuqua was recently sentenced to eighteen months in the county jail and a fine of $500 for bOotlegging. His at
 torneys Baker and Baker filed notice of
 an appeal and petitioned for a certifi-
 cate of probable cause which the court
 took under advisement Upon it's be- ing denied, Judge Baker sprang to his
 feet and said. T will make application
 to the supreme court for temporary
 relief"
 ALBUQUERQUE VlSlTOR-W NJ Miller of Albuquerque is a guest of tht 1. Jefferson hotel while in town on q ! short business trip. Other guests in clude H. l.. Hardin of San Francisco
 c. A. Stockbridge of Los Angeles; l. B
 Parker of Los Angeles: Geo. W. Wilson of San Antonio; F. R. Fuller of Loi
 Angeles: $. NJ Ferguson and wife O Clifton: l.. Remick of San Bernardino IF s. Alkindler of Los Angeles; F.. A Muster and wife of Saint Louis: D. H
 Smalley of South Pasadena: A. NJ. Byl and wife of Seattle; Bob Woods O . Phoenix: F. A. Shacpoolc of Black Il water: C. B. Wilson of Tombstone. ant W. A. Fowler and wife. also of Tomb
 stone.
 DOUGLAS RETURNS Barnes ' Douglas. formerly newspaper perso circulating in and about the streets 0
 Phoenix, but more lately of Jerome Ar
 izona. returned to his old haunts yes I terday. and was d prominent caller a
 the state house Douglas who Is no' '' the editor in chief. business manage c and head office boy of the Jerom J. News refused to state his business a C the capitol. In the office of the ta U commission, it was stated that the ed e itor had been called on the carpet {
 verify the tax valuation of his print -t ing plant and other accessories Doug l. las was much surprised and yer
 pleased to learn that he had plar {. that was even worth taxation. He wi 'r return to the Yavapai metropolis to
 day
 L. FROM BENSON-F L. Tallyn II Benson. Illinois is guest of the Ad
 ams hotel while in Phoenix on a shol IS business trip. Among other guests al n Mrs. Mary Brady of Kingman; l..
 Gates of Ray; C. B. Hodges of Pitts burg; Tom F. Mangan of New Yor le City; ]. A. Maxfield of Los Angele:
 T. O. Bonney of Los Angeles; F.. ed Staffer of Florence; J. Sanders of Yl re ma Winifred Martin of New York:
 E Vandercook of Los Angeles; J. Dun as lap of Hayden: J. B. Cooper of Pre- or colt; H. F. Warmer of Los Angeles; :. F.. Young of Los Angeles: J. Rice O. Vernon; T. H. Seymour of Los Ang h. les; G. H. Hegerick of San F'rancisc R. $. Bridge of San Francisco; C.
 Covington of Saint Louis; F. l.. Dav T. of Saint Louis; l.. A. Zimmerman IT, New York: w. F. Hackett of Los A let geIes; Gordon Longhead of Chicag 'i- Herman Morx of Toledo; r. G. Moo IT, of Peoria; l.. l.. Deans of Chicago;
 M. Bridewell- of Saint Louis; F. is, Dennis of Chicago; Egbert Roberts or of Chicago; A F.. Berggren of Denve a and G. A. Howard of Fl Paso 'or -o- ed PLEADS GUILTY