Arizona republican., 1917-02-14
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WOMAN WAS DRUNK = Dolores Marcus, arrested Monday night on a downtown street, while in an intoxicat- ed condition, was found guilty of being drunk and disorderly and in police court yesterday was assessed fine of S10 which she paid.
 FINED FOR CRUELTY-Ed. Keith | line appeared in the East Justice Pre- | cinct court yesterday where he was i fined $10 for cruelty to animals. A brick was introduced which keithline 1 was said to have thrown at his horse. The complaining witness was Mrs. Earl Thomson.
 VANDERDOES- -BORCHERS Miss Helen Vanderdoes of this city and Per ry Elmer Borchers of Tadmor, O., were united in marriage Monday evening, at Grace Evangelical Lutheran church, | by the Rev. Joseph E. Sterner MT. and Mrs. Borchers will make their home at Shiprock, New Mexico.
 NEW TRIAL DENlED-Judge Stan | ford yesterday denied the motion for a new trial in the case of May Belle ] Carter, who was denied divorce from I. N Carter, a wealthy rancher, by | jury in the superior court few weeks ago The divorce case was one of the most sensational ever heard in the local courts.
 NOT MARRlED-John Orange and Louisa Ortez found occupying a room in local lodging house, and admitting they were not married to each other, were booked at the police station to, appearance in court yesterday after- noon. Deciding discretion the better part of valor they forfeited S15 eacn posted for their appearance.
 TAKES SECOND APPEAL - Mrs. Mary Orr, convicted again yesterday ] in police court of prostitution. and as sessed a fine of $50 or 50 days in the city jail, filed bond through her attor i ney on an appeal to the superior court Convicted several weeks ago of a like charge, Mrs. Orr now has an appeal from the first conviction also pending in the higher court.
 ENDORSE ACTiON-Endorsing the action of the Civic league in it's efforts l to abate eXpectoration on the streets the Woman's club at its meeting yes terdav voiced it's approval of the stand taken by the league. The league be- gan its campaign week ago and will take further action in tne matter at the | session to be held this afternoon al i the chamber of commerce.
 WHICH IS WHO?-"rd like to know if the jury knows the difference be- tween a defendant and a plaintiff" asked an attorney in the superior court yesterday after the jury returned 9 verdict for the defendant in the case of Jim Barry versus Joe Kulikoff Judge Lyman, to assure the attorney, ordered the jury boiled, The suit was over the possession of a steer
 JOHN M. WAlTHAll-John NJ
 Walthall will arrive from Chicago
 shortly to be here for an indefinite
 period the guest of William A. Horrell
 MT W1lthall fnrnlpTlV a
 business man of this city leaving here last spring to become associated with q film corporation which his brother
 Henry B. Walthall, the famous screen
 star, is connected.
 FROM CHEYENNE-Mr and Mrs
 William Myers, of Cheyenne, Wyoming
 arrived in Phoenix yesterday and plar
 to pass several weeks in the valley. MT.
 Myers, who is a leading business man ! of Cheyenne. is an uncle of Henry l Myers, of this city. The men had not met for Is years when they exchanged greetings in the Adams lobby yesterday
 morning. The tourists will pass the
 coming fortnight at the Adams and
 later, will pass a short time at the Sar
 Marcos in Chandler.
 OTIS NOT RESENT-When tho
 names of Ross Otis and Howard J Jones, charged with fighting, the result
 of quarrel over a young woman al , the Colonial hotel. were called in po-
 lice court yesterday, Jones answered but Otis failed to respond The bail oi . Otis, amounting to S15 was declared forfeited, and as he was not there tc testify against Jones, the case against
 Jones was dismissed and his bai , money returned.
 LOST BOY FOUND-Riding tin, , tricycle. and admiring the gleaminl . apparatus in Central fire station, little . Willie Roberts, four years old, was
 picked up by Merchants Patrolmar
 William P. Bradley, late yesterday af
 ternoon and taken to the police station For an hour his mother, who lives il F the country and was visiting friends il
 this city. had been in the agony O.
 despair over the disappearance of tn,
 youngster. Little Willie, when hi! I mother reached the police station, haC n adopted Patrolman Bradley and wa. z instructing him in the art of navigating
 a three wheeled contraption.
 BAUM CASE CONTINUED - Tn, ! case of Frank Baum, charged with op erating pool hall without a city Ii
 cense, was continued yesterday in DO ] lice court, to February IT, Baum som : time ago applied for permit. but 1t i n said the application was not approved
 and permit, at least temporarily, hell c up. The reason for withholding tn e permit, so the police claim, was tn l. alleged failure of Baum strictly to ob e serve the midnight closing law Sine
 applying for permit, the Aztec clu t is said to have come into existence an e to have taken over the operation of tn = Baum pool and billiard tables. It i if to determine the status of this clu l, that the action was begun agains
 Baum.
 1T GET LICENSES-Do it now That ' the demand of the sheriffs office t n all automobile owners who have nc J. decorated their cars with new auto Ii
 censes. The order of the sheriff is t l. place the licenses on the front an ts back of the car. Excuses have bee W offered at various times that the sec el retary of state had not sufficient Ii
 censes but the sheriff has been ir q formed that there are enough license ,- in the office of the secretary to suppl S. every car in the state. The sheri D. means to enforce the automobile Ia Id rigidly and if the licenses are n,
 where he can see them, coming or gt I.. ing, the offender will be brought int 1g court
 " GAS GIVES OUT-Driving an aut, ed mobile until the gas gave out ar
 leaving it in ditch by the roadside ss the men who stole the roadster ownt e. by the Rev. J. L. Marquis escaped a