Arizona republican., 1917-06-30

commission by the following new con- cerns: Arizona Motor Sales com pany, Three Star Oil company
 LICENSED TO WED-A marriage license was issued yesterday to Don Turner "A. Tempe, and Ruth Jack son, 21, Tempe.
 To CHICAGO ON sUsINEss-A. NJ. Mayfield, manager of the Swift & Co. agency here, left Thursday even ing for Chicago on a business trip.
 APPEAL LIQUOR CASE-The case of the State of Arizona vs. Jefferson Cole, a liquor case from Pima county, was yesterday filed for review in the supreme court
 SOLDIER NEEDS-An effort is being made to secure a tennis outfit for the soldiers stationed at Granite Reef. The outfit is needed to give the boys recreation when not on guard duty. Anyone wishing to help can do so through the chamber of commerce.
 SESSION s-Pamphlets con- taining the laws passed at the last session of the state legislature are being sent out to all county officials from the office of the secretary of state. Private persons who desire copies of these laws may obtain them for S1 at Secretary OSbornS office
 BUSINESS VlSlTOR-Norman C. Robinson, of the sales department of the Great Western Smelling X Refin- ipg company, with headquarters in Los Angeles, is a business visitor in Phoenix. Mir. Robinson has many friends here and elsewhere in Arizona who will be glad of the opportunity to renew acquaintance with him.
 DAUGHTER ARRIVES and Mrs. F. C. Stults are rejoicing over the arrival of a baby girl at their home, 2109 West Washington street MT. Stults has been with the Central Pharmacy for number of years and is being congratulated upon the ad- dition to his family, by his many friends
 FIRST REVIEW BoARD-First in Arizona to follow the request of Pres ident Wilson and accept appointment 9s d board of review to pass on ex- emption claims from service in the new army is the registration board of Coconino county, composed of the sheriff, health officer and recorder. This was announced in a telegram yesterday to Governor Campbell from Sheriff Dickinson of Flagstaff.
 NO ADDITIONAL ARRESTS S-No additional arrests of "slackers'' have yet been made in Phoenix as a result of the campaign recently inaugurated to bring to justice all persons who failed to comply with President Will sons registration act It is thought, however that several additional per sons will be taken into custody to- day.
 ENDS FISCAL YEAR-Today is the last of the 1917 postoffice fiscal year, the largest eyer enjoyed by the Phoenix office. Receipts for the twelve-month period ending today will surpaSS the $200,000 mark, it has been announced by Postmaster Nicholson. This is an increase of more than 26 per cent over the receipts of the 1916 fiscal year, the former banner year.
 CHAPiN HALL GOES-An inter- esting announcement is contained VT the current number of the Editor and Publisher, which states that Chapin Hall, for some time past news editor of The Gazette, has become editor Of the Warren, Pa, Morning Chronicle The announcement will be news to many of MT Halls friends here who thought him merely upon his annual vacation
 PAYS FlNE-His ire aroused when the ear preceding his blocked his pas sage, T. J. HOughton, Jr., is said to have indulged in language more for cible than elegant The automobile which caused traffic to halt was driven by Dr. Covington, whose pas senger was his wife, and it was Gov ington who swore to the complaint charging Houghton with using abusive language in the presence of a woman. He was fined s10 by Jus tice DeSouza after entering a plea of guilty.
 HERNANDEZ GUlLTY-Deliberat ing less than five minutes, jury in Judge Stanford's court yesterday found Jose Hernandez guilty of as Sault with intent to commit murder He will be sentenced at 9:30 o'clock Monday morning. Hernandez was convicted upon the testimony of La dislado Garcia and his wife. who oc cupied the same tent as Hernandez who, they alleged, attempted to mur der them. robbery being the motive. County Attorney L. M. Laney rep resented the state and R. M. Brum- back and E. B. Goodwin the defend-