Arizona republican., 1917-02-28

The sheriffs office is on the lookout
for brown horse and a buggy with
rattan seat Incidentally the officers
are also searching for the alleged truck
gardner who is said to be a Japanese.
MOORE SAFE--Clifford c. Moore
viii recover from the gunshot wound
in the chest which he received at the
hands of his father Thursday evening,
February %, according to a statement
issued by DR. Z. Payne Palmer, the
attending physician last evening. The
condition of .he wounded man has
improved wonderfully within the past
"A hours
COUNTY CLUB PLANS-An in
formal canoe at the Country club to-
morrow evening VIII inaugurate the
March events which viii include a
card evening, Thursday, the eighth,
when both bridge and hearts will be
played and a dinner dance on Thurs
day. the twenty second, in addition
TO the regular tennis luncheons every
Wednesday and Saturday bridge teas.
ADMITTED TO HOME-A decision
Of the state board of control 1t a
meeting yesterday morning re-admit
ted Sandy Barrett, pioneer resident
of the state. to the Pioneers home
vacancy has recently been created at
the home and inasmuch as Mr.. Bar
rett VAS the first applicant. he was
re-admitted. Other activities of the
board were confined entirely to rou-
tine matters
ADMITTED TO PRACTICE
motion of Charles p. Ward. clerk OF
the Colorado Supreme court and the
recommendation certificate of Hon.
James T. Garrignes. associate justice
of the colorado supreme court, f. l..
EdSerton Crouter was admitted TO
practice law in Arizona by the state
supreme court yesterday He took his
/ oath before the court yesterday. Mr..
coulter viii locate temporarily in
Phoenix
MAY GET VISIT want a meal
ticket your honor said william.
stevens charged with burglary to
Justice Charles Wheeler yesterday
when he waived preliminary exami-
nation. TIE defendant Is alleged To
have robbed he store of John Carl
on Fast Jefferson street OF goods
worth only few dollars Justice
Wheeler bound stevens over TO the
superior court placing his bond in
the sum Of $500.
RIVER CROSSINGS Going nortu
90 WickenOgrg yesterday tho New
river could be crossed Dy autos under
their own power but the Aqua Fria
Hgs unCrossable unless the machine
( was towed by horses. The river is
going down steadily. however. The
men doing the towing charge from
s. upward. Travel into Wickenburg is
/ heavy over the reconstructed bridge.
! Roads are in generally fair shape ana
quite dry. Wickenhurg can be easily
made in five hours.
CHARITY APPEALING Associated
Charities announced last night that it
hes a family on their list in dire need
OF pair of bed springs for a full sized
bed Money is also needed for n woman
no is very III and in need of an opera
ton. one Of the principal requests
made OF the charities is for clothing
! FOR children between the years Of 8 and
y. Anyone desiring 10 contribute
either money or the above articles is
/ requested to communicate with those
/ IN charge OF the Associated Charities at
Z Is South Second avenue
/ TENNESSEE EVANGELIST - Rev.
! II. NJ. Blcdsoe state evangelist for the
I Baptists. Is to be present and give an
( address at the Baptist church Wednes-
1 lay evening at $50 O'Clock. Mr. Ried-
soc is an able speaker. and as this is
/ his first appearance before 4 Phoenix
/ audience. it is hoped that there viii be
| a large number present to welcome 10
our state and city. Baptists are es-
/ pecially urged To come. but a cordial
/ invitation j. extended to all
BOTH WANT CHILD Declaring
that his wife would rather attend pub
| lie dances than take care of her ten
| months old daughter. Nancy Jane. c.
l. Arney in the juvenile court yester-
| lay asked that his mother. in whose
custody the child now is. be allowed
! TO retain her. The husband who l.
! employed in a local garage and wife
| are separated but each is allowed to
| visit the baby. Mrs. Arncy. who is a
waitress in a down town cafe is fight
! ing for her baby Judge Stanford
withheld his final decision in the case.
/ PROBATION MATTERS-Prob
( ton matters and the need of WON p
an probation officer VIII be discussed
! NJ a meeting Of the Civic league this
afternoon. The members of the league
/ are especially interested in probation
affairs and have passed the last few
weeks in interviewing all those con-
nected with the work. The city and
/ county jails have been visited. the
1 Juvenile court and the superinten-
/ dents of the Crittenton home and De-
/ tontion home have been consulted
! The meeting which will be hela at