Arizona republican., 1916-03-30

their information. Captain Gulley was approached on the street by Major Grimstead and informed that he was under arrest. He was not taken into custody, but is technically under the jurisdiction of the court martial. He is forbidden to go to the armory. The charges against Gulley are conduct un- becoming an officer and a gentleman, and prejudice to the good order and military discipline of the guard
 When interviewed yesterday Captain Gulley seemed to take his arrest very lightly. He is sure he is in the right and that nothing of damaging nature can be proven against him. He is anx- ious to face the court martial and is positive that before the hearing is over testimony so damaging to his oppon- ents will be introduced as to cause 2 tremendous shake-up in the guard. <. ? M At the State House
 l Both in the adjutant generals office and ir the governors office there was disposition to ridicule and brand as untrue articles printed about Harris. Harris definitely stated that the gov- ernor never had asked the war depart ment to reinstate Captain Stacey. in- spector instructor of the guard. in complete charge. When told that it was common knowledge that the gov- ernor had sent such letter on De- cember 16. the adjutant general stood his ground and denied it. He also branded as untrue the statement that the guard was in better shape under Stacey than under himself. He quoted many facts and figures to substan- tiate his claims.
 He stated that he was going to make things hot for Gulley and that wher he was through, things would stand in different light. That the company in Tempe had been mustered out he emphatically denied. He admitted though. that all the company's prop erty mad been removed from Tempe to Phoenix for safe keeping.
 Tn the governors office little was to be said. The governor refused to com nent on the case. apparently remain ing aloof from all controversies ir which Harris has become embroiled It was hinted. though. that before tlle court martial was over some one would discover that they had started some. thing which they could not finish Il was also stated that the governor doe. not know the political affiliations O more than two of the officers of tht guard.
 Captain Gulley was the recipient O many congratulations yesterday. Hi action in regard to the case seemingl. was approved by host of friends. I was freely predicted that he would b exonerated
 The Court Martial
 Harris had named on the court mar tial to try Gulley the following off cers: Major H. H. Donkersley, Majo F. P. Grimstead, Captain c. M. Rob; son, Captain M. G. Brown. Captain j F.. Houfmann and Captain S. J. Holz worth. April 3 has been selected a the date.
 The adiutant general announced tha the hearings before the court would b strictly private. and that the publi would not be admitted. His stand O this question was contested by Cap tain Stacey, or-instructor, an several other officers of the guard Harris also stated that he would fore newspaper men, who have been inves tigating the matter to divulge tn source of their information This is question of moment to that fraternit. and they are inclined to hope that tn court martial will have to respect the silence.