Arizona republican., 1917-08-06

bad shape is the report of Earl D. Johns and w. w. Postrom, who mo- tored from there yesterday. The trip is hard one at any time hut the dust and poor conditions made the trip even harder.
 FEDERAL COURT OPENS - The federal court opens this morning at 10 o'clock. Judge William H. Sawtelle and Clerk Nose Drachman arrived from Tucson on the late train last night The first cases to be tried will be those of the slackers.
 LOST PACKAGE ADJuSTER-J. Raemer, the Wells Fargo rtpresent- ative whose business is to adjust complaints over lost, strayed or stolen packages for that company, is in the city. MT. Raaner arrived flom San Francisco yeste day and is registered at the Commercial hotel.
 MAY SETTLE HERE-C. M. Fen ton of Columbus, Ohio, arrived yes terday morning to look over the ground previous to locating in this city permanently. Mir. Fentun is a relative of Colonel J. G. Battalle, who spent the winter here, and is well known steel man.
 WATERMELON FEE D-Spanish war veterans will have a watermelon feed tomorrow night at he Elks club It s o'clock. The regular monthly meeting will be held at the same time and delegate will be chosen to the rational convention at Cleveland, Ohio, September 25.
 GUGGENHEIM MEN,. Krutt schnitt, Jr., the Arizona representative of the American Smelling and Refin- ing company and Foster $. Noethins of New York city who is one of the men higher up in the Guggenheini company, arrived in the city yester- day on their way to the coast after a tour of inspection of the Guggen- helm interests over the state.
 FOR STEALING CANDY - Juan Valdez and Baltimore Contrarez, two young boys, were locked up at the police station yesterday suspected of having robbed a candy store on North First avenue. The police were seek ing a third boy believed to have been implicated in the affair. Those under arrest will probably be turned owr to the juvenile court.
 CLIFTON BOUND-Mrs J. L. Munds the first woman senator in Arizona, arrived yesterday from her home in Prescott on her way to Cliff ton. At Clifton Mrs .Munds will at tend the convention of the Arizona State Federation of Labor, which con- venes this morning at that city. in the interest of Women's suffrage Mrs. Munds hopes to interest labor in the national women's suffrage resolution.
 KAISER BILL-Phoenix has royal ty in it's midst-or rather the name Ia L-ar William Hohenzollern. The gentleman in question registered last evening at the Jefferson hotel as William Hohen- .zollern-but as his place of residence he gave Miniach, Mexico, instead of Berlin, Germany In answer to the question of the clerk on duty MT. Hohenzollern said he was ir no way related or connected with the German, but loyal American citizen.
 TOM THUMB WEDDiNG-There will be a Tom Thumb wedding at the African M E. church. Second and Jeff ferson streets, at S:30 o'clock tonight when the young son of Milton Lewis will take unto himself a bride. whose name is withheld by the committee in charge. The make believe wedding of the children will be for the purpose of raising money for the Red Cross fund. The entertainment will be under the direction of Mrs. George White, assisted by Mrs. Shepperson and Mrs. Lyman Carter.
 IRON SPRINGS COLD Arrivals from Iron Springs last night report that the weather in the Phoenix sum- mer colony is decidedly the opposite to that here. Heavy electric storms entertain the vacationists during the afternoons and the nights are spent in heavily covered beds. A Phoenix person can hardly imagine sleeping un- der two blankets and a comforter this time of year-and only about 120 miles away at that.
 SEVEN INDIAN MAlDS-Seven h. dian maids wandered away from the Indian school sometime Saturday They didn't manage to catch the last car to the school. About midnight Policeman Watson found them in the downtown district afraid to make their predicament known. He took them to the police station and shortly after wards the disciplinarian came to town with big automobile and took the re- calcitrants back
 FURTHER EXTRADITION HEAR lNG-Governor Campbell will today go lul tIlCl lillo lllc ItH UI Ine gov ernor of Florida for the extradition of A. F. Lee, held at the city jail, while Deputy Sheriff w. w. Martin. of Mil ton, Fla, is waiting to take him back. Lee is charged with embezzlement and he has made a claim to the governor that the action grows out of a part nership deal, he having been of the ] law firm of Laird & Lee in Milton. Ii seems from the report of the grand | jury which returned the indictments that sums of money had been collect l ed by the firm for clients which are unaccounted for by Laird, who charges | they were collected by Lee. Governor l Campbell has been conducting an in- Vestigation of his own looking to a de- ] termination of whether or not the case l seems serious enough to warrant ex- tradition. His decision is expected to- l day
 BENCHES FOR WoMEN-Recently the city commission passed an ordl- nance making it a misdemeanor fo, men to occupy certain benches placed | Tor women and children in the city hal park plaza These benches plainly bea, inscriptions telling of the use for which they are intended And since then according to the police. it seems thai the men are determined that they vii occupy those benches. Warnings ar. issued a hundred times a day withou, avail. Every time police passes those benches he finds men seated unor | them A day or two ago a man re. fused to move although he admitted | he had seen the inccrintio, o,5 ,