Arizona republican., 1916-04-03
 Proprietor of the Rooming
 House at 210 East Wash
 ington Street Is Formally :. Charged with Procuring ] Illegal Registration OLSEN SAYS HIS
 AFFIDAVIT CHANGED Admits He Was in State
 Only Seventy Days When
 Healey and Registrar
 Hannah Told Him He Could Register

Charles NJ. Healey, proprietor of the rOomiDg house at 210-212 East Wash ington street. from which twenty seven registrations for the city cleo tion of tomorrow were made, is wanted by the police. A felony warrant issued late yesterday after noon, charging Ned Creighton's friend from Des Moines with having procured an illegal registration, had not been served up to midnight, de- spite every effort on the part of the police to locate Healey. Every place where it was thought he might be in the city, and several places outside of town were visited. but no trace of the man could be found. Inquiry at the rooming house brought only the information that he left at 10 o'clock this morning to go out in the country for the day."
 The issuance of warrant for Healey followed an extended inter- view with Edwin Olsen, a waiter en- ployed at the White House restau rant, and who for a time was d guest at Healeys r6oming house. Healey made new affidavit, one considerably more far-reaching than the one he signed in Ned Creighton's office on Saturday in the. presence of Healey and which appeared in the Gazette that afternoon. On the strength of this new affidavit a com plaint was sworn to before City Mag istrate McBnide who thereupon is sued warrant
 According to the statement of Ol- sen he was urged and advised by Healey to register, notwithstanding that he (Olsen) told Healey that he had been in Arizona less than seven ty days. Olsen says that Healey ac- companied him to the city hall di- rected him to the table of J. P. Han nan, a registration clerk. and left the city hall with him after he had reg istered. Olsen exhibited his registra : tion paper bearing the name of Han an as deputy.
 If Healey was in Phoenix last even- ing, and there were those who said he was and would appear at the proper time,'' he managed to keep his whereabouts well to himself. That he should have absented himself from
  into the night, was something that no person seen at the rooming house could explain. It was contrary to his usual custom. In leaving he is no. known to have made arrangements for any person to care for his in- terests beyond the period of the day he expected to .spend in the country
 It was under the following clause from the Arizona statutes that the charge was made and the warrant for Healey issued:
 Title ". "Of Crimes Against the Elective Franchise" Par. B: Every person who wilfully causes, procure' or allows himself to be registered. a an elector in any county. city 0 precinct, knowing himself not to b entitled to such registration and an. officer who wilfully enters the nam of any person not entitled to regis tration upon the register or roll 0 electors, is punishable by a fine no exceeding one thousand dollars. or b, Imprisonment in the state prison no exceeding five years. or by both sucl fine and imprisonment. In all case where, on the trial of person charg ed with any offense under the pro visions of this section, it appears il evidence that the accused stands reg istered as an electOr of any county city or precinct, without being quail fled for such registration, the cour must order such registration to b cancelled.
 36. Every person who wilfully causes or procures, or attempts tt cause or procure, another person t, be registered as an elector of an county, city or precinct in this state
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