Arizona republican., 1917-07-06
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LICENSED TO WED-A marriage license was issued yesterday to Will HSm D. Davis, 34, Phoenix, and Minnie L. Sanger. 32, Avondale.
 PLEADS NOT GUILTY-George IT, wing was arraigned on a bootlegging charge in the superior court yesterday. He entered a plea of not guilty and his case was set for September 24
 FOR SPEEOlNG-Te dollars in fines was paid in Justice De Souza' S court yesterday when J. J. Heard and R. H. Emery paid s5 each for speeding.
 ASKS VORCES-Charging fail ure to provide Mrs. Sadie Brown yes terday instituted divorce proceedings against Floyd Brown. The couple were married in Bisbee in 1913.
 SHERIFF URNtNG-Sheriff w H. Wilky will return this morning from McNeiPs Island. One of his first acts on his return will be to appoint a deputy sheriff in place of Sam Bar rett, resigned
 NEW CONCERNS-ArticIes Of ln- '"'l olation We're filed yesterday in tl,t office of the state corporation com mission by the following: Western Coa Company, Central Commercial Com pany.
 GOES EAST-Mrs Charles De Sales Wheeler left last evening for Pennsyl- Wania. Later in the season she will visit relatives in Washington, D. C. where she will be joined in August b, Justice Wheeler.
 FOR SPEEDING-G. Burren paid 2 inc of ten dollars in city police cour, yesterday. upon conviction of a charge of speeding. F. G. Shurley paid lik, fine for the same offense Both ar. 'ests were made by Policeman Bo. Anderson.
 EQUAllZERS-The board of super visors as a board of equalization is ir l session to hear complaints from prop
 erty owners with respect to the pro posed raise of property assessment No objections will be received afte' July 9. The time has now passed fo | complaints on all other assessments MILK BOTTLE ExCHANGE-Th.
 milk peddlers have established a bottI exchange at 214 East Washingto,
 ,treet. All are requested to call a
 that place and secure a booth from tn l proprietor of Che store and place a bo, l with his name on same for his bottle l hat are returned
 | ON ESS-Edward Heckmar the manager of Wolfs suit house, ha
 left for New York and other easter1 points on combined business an, 1 pleasure trip. While there he will lool over the latest in mems furnishings
 nats and clothing. This popular sui | house Will open full line of furnish | 'ngs and hats.
 NOLL IS BACk-Fred Noll has re l turned from a vacation spent in Sa
 Francisco and Point Richmond. M
 md Mrs. Noll went to Point Richnon
 about two weeks ago. Mrs. NolI Wi
 remain there during the summer wit
 her mother Noll says that he had tll
 lime of his life, but is glad to be bac l in Phoenix
 | SEEKING IRA DUNHAM-Chief (
 'olice Rrisbois has received a reuue.
 to locate Ira Durham, believed to
 working in or near Phoenix. There al
 some business matters to be settled
 New Jersey, requiring his signatures
 papers and those concerned in the maj
 Ter are very anxious that he be lC
 7ated
 RUBE WADDELL-Word has bee
 received in Phoenix that Wilfred Wac
 fell best known in the printing era
 IS "Rube" Waddell died on the Fourt
 of July at Albuquerque. Wilfred Wac dell formerly worked on The Arizor
 Republican and had a great mar
 friends in this city He was a vetera
 of the Spanish American war, durir which he served two years in the Phi f ippine islands
 . WILL WHAELEY-A distract, 2 mother late last evening telephon, |. the sheriffs office from Humboldt | make every effort to locate her so 4 1 ha | from was located in Phoenix. IT l death of the missing mans father w . the word conveyed over the wires r the local officers who are seekil e Whaeley. He was formerly employ y by the Ford agency
 l SOME EXPLANATION - Frenzi ,, finance had its inning in Justice ] { Souza's court yesterday where H.
 Grathouse attempted to explain wi | the money was not in the Centr 1 Bank to cover the $500 check he ma n payment of a Hudson car purchas from Cal Messner Grathouse co tended that he expected the money arrive from Texas, having drawn his connections there He was intr duced at local bank by Messner l was unable to furnish the $1,000 b; placed by the court when held to a swer on the charge of obtaining pro erty on bogus check.
 SOLDIERS POUICIES-Word VI received yesterday by Clerk w. Powell of Phoenix Camp, Mode Woodmen of America, that the He; H Camp, at the convention in Chicas 1 had amended the bylaws to perm \ the payment of all policies of ~mer H bers who die in the military service  TELEPHONE DIRECTORY