Arizona republican., 1917-05-12

aring the mining industry of the state very thoroughly and there are several large paintings. The photographs were aken by the Huddleston Photo com l )any of Los Angeles.
 RETURN TO OHIO-The Misses faddis, who have been spending the l winter months as guests at the Annex notel have returned to their home at | Avondale, ohio. They expect torreturn ! co Phoenix this fall for another delight l ful winter ill the Salt River valley. INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL - Sidney | Williams and Onofre Acosta Were ccm- mitted to the state industrial school by ] Judge Stanford yesterday, and will he l taken to Fort Grant by Charlie Cox 1 today. The boys were accused of de- stroying property and of petty thefts. | QUIETLY WED-Announcemen is made of the marriage of Mrs. Myrtle s. Warren and C. N. Baker which took place Wednesday evening Rev John | L. Marquis of the Presbyterian church
 cad the service. Only the relatives
 md few close friends were present at l he ceremony which took place at the ! church.
 WALK WILL BE OPENED-The | new concrete walks, recently construct | ed from Seventeenth avenue to the ] state house, will be opened to the pub | llc Monday. A portion of the walks were cleaned off yesterday, but ma l iority of the pedestrians choose the | tirt walk down the center of the park | way.
 1 BOUND OVER-Laurence Hubbard was bound over to the superior court | yesterday after preliminary hearing
 before Justice Wheeler where the negro | was unable to explain to the courts l satisfaction how he came into posses
 sion of certain bicycle. His bond was 1 placed at $500 which he failed to fur
 nish.
 ASKS DECREE-Alleging that his
 wife flew into a rage without cause and
 made accusations which were unbear-
 able, E. B. Courtright yesterday insti- tuted divorce proceedings against Mrs.
 Marjorie Courtright The couple were married in San Bernardino in 1907 and 1 have three children, Ruth, aged 9: I Edward, aged, :. and Margaret, aged ,. who are now in the custody of Mrs. 1 Courtright
 GETS LONG TERM-Robert E. St
 Clare, bicycle thief specialist and jail
 breaker, Was sentenced to not less than
 eight or more than ten years in the
 state penitentiary at Florence by Judge
 stanford yesterday. St. Claire after
 making his escape from the city iail used peroxide to perfect his disguise and as he appeared in court for sen
 tence his hair still showed signs Of the
 bleach. St. Claire is said to have made
 T hobby of collecting bicycles.
 REPORTS COMING RAPIDLY-Re-
 ports of state banks under the call of May l are coming in rapidly to the of
 nee of State Auditor Jesse L. Boyce ! or hi 1 I4 to file statements with the auditor
 showing their financial condition at the 1 close of business May 1. It is expected
 that a healthy increase will be noted
 In the statements as compared with .he
 corresponding period last year.
 ALLEGES DESERTlON-Alle
 that when he arrived at the ranch where he was employed that he found nls wife in the arms of another man. Everett Ellis, in a divorce complaint illed against Mrs. Ellie Ellis, charges her with meeting his protests by de- sertng him. Mrs. Ellis is alleged to nave refused to live with her husband declaring that she did not love him
 me couple were married in this city in June 1914.
 MEETING TODAY-The poultry meeting, the program of which has been punHshed In The Arizona Republican will be held at the Fair Grounds instead
 of the Water Users building as first
 announced The dafrymen and far
 mers and poultrymen are to hold a
 picnic on the fair grounds all day Sat urday In he afternoon. beginning at
 o clock promptly, number of prom
 iheht speakers will address the gath
 erlng, among the speakers will be Gov
 ernor Campbell A very interesting
 program has been prepared and will be
 well worth listening to by both the
 dalrymen and the polltrymen
 3 BOXES FANCY STRAWBERRIES