Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-10-14

GO TO COAST-Leo and Lucille
Arendale of 603 North Second street
eft Friday for San Diego where they
will spend the winter
TEMPERANCE DRINKS-Leon r.
Gass has returned from Demlng, n. M,
where he and his brother law have
opened a wholesale and retail place for
the sale of Refs Special
BACK FROM EAST-Mr. and Mrs.
Frank ]. Blount returned yesterday
from a several months absence in the
east.
MISS SATTERFIELD ILL-Miss
Grace NJ. Satterfield is quite i'll at the
home of her sister, Mrs. c. L. Michael,
1926 East Palm Lane.
TO JOIN ARMY-C. C. Obre left last
night for New York where he will visit
ais former home before joining the Ma
tional army.
TO GLOBE-Rudolph Kuchler, pres
ident Of the State Taxpayers associa-
ton, was a passenger on last nights
rain for Globe, on a business trip.
TO FRANCE. NJ. Sullivan trans
ferred his local property last week and
left last night for Ne>r York city. From
there he will sail for France to become
/ member of the engineering CORPS
WARREN Observation-Disclosures Pill
cher is a week -end visitor from Doug
las. Mr.. Pitcher is one of the leading
special edition newspaper men in the
southwest.
ASKS DECREE-Charging failure to
provide, Mrs. Manda A. Windon yes
.erday brought suit against her hus-
oand. Dan Windon. The couple were
married in RayviIle, La, April Is, 1902.
COMPLAINT DISMISSED The
complaint against w. r. Seeber,
charged with a statutory offense, was
dismissed by Justice De Souza for lack
If sufficient evidence to hold Seeber
rhe testimony of the twelve year old
girl who complained against him was
lot discriminating.
COMMISSION OPENS BIDS-Bids
we're opened yesterday. by the commits
ion of state institutions for furnishing
Gas engines and pumps for the state
Prison and plumbing and heating fix
ures for the state asylum. Thirteen
lids were made to furnish gas engines
md pumps. The awards for all will be
made some time the coming week.
WOODMEN OF WORLD-An I'M
Dortant meeting of Phoenix Camp, No.
!, Woodmen of the World, is to be held
n Knights of Pythias Hall, Monday
.yening at O'clock There will be
5ood speaking. Members are urged to
V)ring several friends. those who should
De members. The meeting is for men
| lnly. At the close there viii be ice
! ream and cake.
DECREE Observation-Disclosures de-
rec from A. Stout, well known ella
| Bend merchant. the custody of their
| wo children. Eddie and Albert and
| rs month alimony, Mrs Frank Eliza
/ in hx,
Stanford yesterday that she could not
| marry again for one year To secure
| Ter divorce Mrs. Stout took the stand
nd cited instances of her husband s
| :ruelty. She charged him with max
| ng unjust accusations against her and
| ,alling her vile and abusive names
| ASKS DAMAGES-Steve Panich is
| NE plaintiff in a suit for $4,000 dam
Xlges against the Vulture Mines com
)any. Panich claims that in October
| 1915, when he was employed by tho
'ompany he suffered a severe personal
injury by an accident arising from the
allure of the company to timber ths
Jack and roof of the n.ne. He charge;
While working on the l,450 foot leve
hat rocks and debris fell upon hin
esulting in injuring his left side.
i VISITS HOME-DonaId C. Goodman
purchasing agent for the Spery Hydro
cope company of New York city, is
visiting at the home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. c. w. Goodman of Palm
Lodge. Mr. Goodman is a graduate o.
the Phoenix high school, but has beer
n New York the past four years. Hi.
brother, Teddy Goodman who is will
the state engineers force, surveying
road from Globe to Solomonvile, i.
also at home for a few days
BREAKING INTO PRINT-Jame,
Z. De Souza likes publicity. In ordel
to secure it he is willing to go to ex
tremes. Once he changed jobs becaus,
he knew there would be something il