Arizona republican., 1917-08-02

place Frank Edwards Is being held Tn the county jail in connection with the theft of the car.
 STIIL NO LICENSE-Deciding to mt his automobile in cold storage rath- ar than nav for a license, M. Habecker, melon grower, informed Justice Wheeler yesterday that he would not use his car any more. For a year anu q half. Habecker has owned machine hut has never troubled himseif to pro cure q license, explaining to George Schade the arrestlng offlcer, that he had not had time to buy one For ne alac+ine tha matter he paid the court $5.
 WARE SPEEDERS-With a brand new S5-mile-an-hou Indian Big Valve motocvcle. equipped with two speedo- meters George Schade, county motor eve Q officer. is prepared to put an end to sneeding in Maricopa county. Schade daclares that his new motorcycle IS d % -getter and that he can DICK up 5o miles an hour inside of 50 yards. Tn o,so one speedometer is a Schade off inc other indicator will mark time, said the officer who proposes to stren- nously enforce the motor y'hicle law.
 DENIES CHARGE-H jss and ca resses are specifically mentioned Tn inc complaint charging William r. 1 Crump a negro commission merchaht, with aggravated assault that was flled in Justice Wheelers court yesterday. l Iuanite White. a comedy negro girl, is inc complaining witness Crump, it is understood, stoutly denies the story of attemDted assault which he will fight l in inc East Precinct court at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning. He furnished the cash bond placed by Justice Wheeler. PIONEER COM M TIT ED-John Earl 40 years a resident of this sec tion. was committed to the state asy lum yesterday by Judge Stanford | Earl who has been an inmate of the county poor farm has lately been of the belief that he is being followed. He has insisted that others are oc- cupying the room with him when he has been entirely alone. He has never been in a dangerous mood but after | thorough examination it was thought best to remove him to the state in stitution.
 EMPHATIC-Declari that his wife refused to take bath and that she kept the house like a hog pen, Dewey | Bradshaw a negro, announced in court | yesterday that he would not live with the woman. Bradshaw, who is an oil man in the railroad yards was hailed l into court on tfle tIldiSt ol idliuit lo provide, the complaining witness be- ing his wife, Katie Bradshaw. "Tll support her, but I swear I won't live with her. stated the husband, whose preliminary examination was set fo:
 August at o'clock by Justice Wheel CT
 TAX HEARING-A hearing was held before the state tax commission yester- day concerning the assessment of the Western Union To egraph fompany Representing the telegraph company al the hearing were Francis Whitney and E. C. Vanderbilt of New York. hear ing also was held regarding the assess ment of the Three R Mining and Mill ing company Three hearings are scheduled for today as follows: Posta Telegraph and Cable company, Arizo- na Commercial Copper Mining com pany of Globe and the Calumet ant Arizona Mining company.
 NOT TRANSPORTING he
 was removing liquor that he owned
 before he was imprisoned for viola
 ton of the prohibition amendment from his former abode to his new
 place of residence was the statement made by Bob West yesterday wher
 brought before Judge Stanford on tn,
 same charge. West was out on parole
 when arrested for transporting liquor
 His attorney argued a demurrer to tn,
 complaint contending that moving hi!
 old liquor by means of a horse anC
 wagon was not transporting liquor The court overruled the demurrer anC
 West will be sentenced today.