Arizona republican., 1917-03-06
BAIL INCREASED
 FOR DRIVER IF
 MOTOR MENACE

pon learning yesterday that it had been definitely determined that A R. Dearborn. arrested with six ether youths had been the driver of tho automobile that crashed into horse and buggy on North Central avenue early SundaN morning, iniur- Ing TWO young women and young man riding in the buggy. Justice of tne Peace Wheeler caused Dearborn to be brought before him and in- creased his bail from S100 cash to Sloo0 bonds. F. B. HOlingeI, an other of the seven young men fiSur- ing in the Sunday morning affair. was still in the county jail yesterday, haNng been unable either t0 furnish $500 ponds or Slfo cash bail Unless he secures either the bonds or the bail he @ill be required to reTnain in the county jail until tomorrow after noon at o'clock. the hour set fer the trial of the joint charge of reckless driving lodged against the seven
 Both the police and Sheritfs office NeSterday' were engaged i0 efforts to learn just where the seven young men obtained the liquor they had been drlnNlnS saturday night and early Sunday morning. Sometime hefore the trip Was made out Central avenue. fh" n:-rtv had been stopped rv the
 
 7Te m Shootlne craps in the Ameri- can Kitchen. Afterwards when they ;''''c'red Cn the street and were about to depart in the automobile they were again accosted .bV the police who told them that Dearborn was too intoxicated to drive the car and that he would not he permitted to do so CpOn the prom SC of all that J. 7. CHrley. who seemed Soherel. faHNN NHs n.
 ue good driver would drive the policeman allowed the party to take f"o car away 1t being understood that il was not to be driven to any other point than the garage. Gurley T0ref as d~iver when the car left the American Kitchen but later Dearborn took Inc wheel. The police and the deputy Sheriffs who figured n the ease yesterday said there was no doubt the young men were under the influence If 1idror when they were taken to the countv iail an hour or more after inc collision V-i,h the h51~gv
 According to Dr. R. W. Craiv vho is arten5ing Dewev Qualls the driver of the wrecked iuggv and Miss Josie Aftawav. one Of The young ycsme1 riding with Him the veuug man ie sUf- fc~iro fror7 a ecverclv v-re.1rhed hin ana may f'c iifit NH ifll sometime Mflfc the young Wc~nan has a fracture of the sErfl r@"ether v-ifh u9ipf--f hri1iee; and c00tUsione about the mead and f"ce. Not trtl le had made s com rl-te coordination yesterday was Dr. Craig free to @unoHnoe that the ''7ung v0mar's skull had been frac- turod Sh0 vas reported as resting ouietlv md foiT~ p vol os could he evnocsod 'ec1uee of the pain he is ss'sferinz voU7~ QvaU iS not permit ted 10 sec any except immediate f-'>ude
 S~~ra ~-iticisrn wa~ directed at Justice of the Peo o@A Wheeler --a-'-r- --.- -.~or--ee ..r-e.- f7,-.-r f.---ts sf S3oa for the annoqrarce or the vnu~~ r~e~ ..--~'oi rt. .- .ftetu"~7 ha a-ce',-fd caeh ieH io tro v.~- ~- staa ard fIrthaI- io~o.so f9 c1ref1 -~i-tg Tho oa-o no -rtai-aT -ot-.1rrnaoro- chargc r~fho~ +Han f7lo~r cenuIair+. Tn fho @irer i1etqrca Justice Wheeler eynlained cash 'aU 1e i0,a~iotlv ~c- ceDted in e'-n co~eide~-btv i~ee tean fho b0nde th~t hove peon rea-'ir- cd rec.use of tho tftfi~cltv oftau