Arizona republican., 1917-08-10

DhACHMAN EEANGO - M . e Drachman, clerk of the federal court. which held a special session on the stacker cases, left last evening for his home in Tucson.
 CALEDONIA DAUGHTERS The Daughters of Caledonia has discon- tinued it's regular monthly meetings during August The gathering sched- uled for this evening will not be held.
 ENJOYABLE TIME-Mrs. c. s. V. Jones of 1001 South Fourth avenue, entertained, at a party last night, number of her friends. The Rever- end MT. Heron was among the guests. very enjoyable evening was spent by all.
 MOLOKANS SERVING SENTENCE -J. P. Dillon, United States marshal, returned yesterday from Prescott after placing the 34 Russians in jail there to serve out their sentence of one year leach. No trouble was experienced by the official and his five deputies in landing the prisoners behind the bars.
 M. J. B. COFFEE MAN-Ed. F. Mur- phey, representative of the M. J. E. Coffee company, arrived yesterday from San Francisco on business trip. Mir Murphey will be better remembered by the people who visited the Exposi- tion at San Francisco, as being the fea- ture of the M. J. B. exhibit on the zone.
 3URKHEAD IS OPTOMISTIC-M. l. .Burkhead manager of the Border land Motor company. returned yes terday from a trip through the north ern part of the state He reports an 1 excellent business and feels that he will establish record for this month in handling his popular line of auto mobiles. He visited Flagstaff and Prescott
 HOLLlNGSWORTH -FINNERTY - News was received yesterday by Miss Helene Hollingsworth, of the Jefferson hotel, that her twin sister, Miss Helen Hollingsworth, was married last Sat urday night to E. H. Finnerty at Den yer Mrs. Finnerty was formerly a Phoenix girl. going to Denver some months ago They will make their home in Denver
 i DRIVES INTO STANDARD-Driv- ing a United States Geological Survey truck, c. P Ross collided with a team and wagon driven by H. H. Humphries i of Avondale at Central avenue and Ad- ans street early last evening. And i then having lost control of the ma | chine, Ross continued on into an orna- mental lighting standard, breaking four 1 globes and damaging the iron post. Neither Ross nor Humphries was in | jured
 RICE WANTS STATlON-The citi- zens of Rice a station on the Arizona ! Eastern, on the Bowie Globe line have 1 petitioned the state corporation com mission for station facilities at that 1 point and the matter has been set for | hearing on August IT the day following the hearing of the automobile cases at Globe. That matter relates to the continuation of the present automobile stage fare of 35 cents between Globe and Miami
 from Judge Baughn of Pinal county yesterday to the effect that it would be impossible for him to reach Phoenix
 before Saturday resulted in the contin-
 uance of several court matters set foI
 that time Among other cases to claim Judge Baughn's attention is an injunc-
 tion suit and several prisoners are to
 be arraigned. The criminal court tern
 will not begin until Judge Stanford's
 return in September.
 IN FEDERAL SERVlCE-Captair
 F Tam0le of the Arizona Nationa
 guard has been drafted into the fedora .s,e dud Has been assigned as hos
 pital steward to report at Fl Paso
 Captain Temple was retired from thu
 federal service seven years ago. hay
 ing for some years been attached tt
 the qdartermaster' department. Earl,
 in the present war he applied for ;
 commission but was rejected for phys
 ical defects.
 MOLOkANS GONE-Chief of PoIic'
 Brisbois breathed a sigh of relief yes
 terday when nine Molokans, arrested
 the day before, charged with incitin.
 riot in connection with the antidraf registration affair at the county cour , building, were taken from the precinct l of the city bastile and arraigned in jus , tice court. During the few hours o their incarceration. the Molokans mad
 things lively. so lively that it was nee
 essary to dampen their ardor througl an application of water from the jai hose
 DRINKING ALCOHOL Osca
 Thompson and c. o. Griffin, the latte
 an avowed l. w. w. recently arrive from Lordsburg, N. NJ, in the compan : of a quantity of 1SS proof grain alec . hol Yesterday the two became nor
 than ordinarily boisterous at the Mad :. ison rooming house and the police Wer called. Thompson and Griffin wer 1 locked up at the city jail, charged wit
 being drunk and disorderly. Griffi , entertained the inmates of the city ia with lengthy address on the situatio 2 in general.
 g MIND IS SET-'1'll go to jail befor I'll pay that woman more than s1.5 a week. said Dewey Bradshaw, a ne gro employed in the railroad yards a r $50 a month, when he appeared in Jus 2 tice Wheeler's court yesterday Bra q
 shaw was arrested on complaint of hi j. wife Kitty Bradshaw. for failure e. provide. He waived preliminary exam n ination and was bound over to the su perior court in the sum of s200 whic 1 he was unable to furnish. When take
 into custody the negro stated that hi = wife kept the house like a hog pen an = that he would not live with her. --------o---------