Arizona republican., 1916-04-04

sworn out yesterday afternoon charg-
 ing Ohlsen with having sworn to a
 false affidavit. Ohlsen. in default of
 s3e0 bail, was locked up in the county
 jail last night. His hearing has been
 set for Thursday before Justice of the
 Peace De Souza.
 Dhlsen admitted to reporter for The
 Republican on Sunday night that the
 affidavit published in the Gazette on Saturday contained sentence that was
 incorrect. The affidavit set forth among
 other things that he was qualified
 elector of the city of Phoenix. He
 says that he read the affidavit over
 before signing it and he is willing to
 swear that that sentence was not in
 the affidavit at the time he signed it
 If it was there he certainly overlooked
 it, for he had previously become con-
 virced that he was not qualified to
 register and vote here. He registered.
 he says, at the solicitation of Charles M. Healey, the missing proprietor of the 210 East Washington street room- ing house, against whom felony war rant remains unserved because the po- lice, despite every effort, have been un- able to locate him. According to Ohl- sen, as already stated in The Republi- can, Healey asked him to register the next day after he became a guest at Healey's rooming house. Oblsen ex- plained to Healey that he had been in Arizona but seventy days. Healey told him that was all right. Healey took Ohlsen to the city hall, where he was registered by J. P. Hannah. who told him, so Ohlsen says, that is he had been here seventy days and would have been here ninety days at the date of the primary election he could register. Ohlsen admits that if he signed the | affidavit carrying the sentence referred to. he made a mistake, but denies any l intention to swear falsely. He is just past 21 years old and came here di- rectly from Long Beach in December. | He has been employed and still is en- | plOyed at the White House restaurant. Before going to the rOoming house at
 210 East Washington street. he stopped for time at the Y. M. c. A. He says he is telling the truth and that if
 he is prosecuted for doing that it would
 seem strange justice. It is understood that bail will be arranged for him to- day The complaints against him were i signed by Ned Creighton. in whose office he signed the original affidavit.
 The Republican yesterday morning 1 unintentionally stated that B. T. Will ] i.inson, president of the Carpenters l Union. had said that Ned Creighton came to him and urged that he and the union stand behind Hempel and Mar shal, alleged members of the union, who were accused of registering ille- gally. MT. Wilkinson explained last | evening that he had said that "Ned | Creishton's MAN came to me-" etc. l Ned Creighton's man was Ernest 1 Douglas, whom Wilkinson says tried to make it very clear he had been sent | by Creighton. Wilkinson told Douglas that neither he nor the union could stand back of men not belonging to the ! union in anything and would not stand behind union men if they had violated the law knowingly. Wilkinson made this statement to Douglas understand l ing that the information was to be 1 taken to Creighton.
 1 The police yesterday received a re- l quest from the man who owns the fur
 niture in the Healey rooming houss | to visit tie place in the absence of Pro l prietor Hcales and remove the furni- 1 ture 'Healey only wanted it until to- 1 morrow. anyway" said the man. and | one day shouldn't make much diff 1 ference
 The following have been designated as the polling places for todays cleo l tion.
 First Ward. First Precinct-Polling place in the building at the northwest | corner Of First and Monroe streets. First Ward, Second Precinct-Polling | place in south basement of Monroe | school building, at Seventh and Van | Buren streets.
 l Second Ward. Firt Precinct-Polling l place at Chamber of Commerce l Second Ward. Second Precinct-Poll- 1 ing place at 713 Grand avenue. | Third Ward-Polling place at north west corner of Madison street and Sec crd avenue.
 | Fourth Ward-Polling place at city hall.