Arizona republican., 1917-06-02
TOWN TOPICS
ANOTHER NOTARY-H. B. Pah

of Bisbee yesterday was granted a commission to practice as a notary public in Arizona.
 ONIONS TO SOLDiERS-Two bar rels of onions yesterday were shipped from Phoenix to Naco, the gift of the Indian school to Companies and F of the First Arizona infantry.
 LICENSED TO WED-Licenses to wed were yesterday granted Domingo Soto 33, and Maria Montijo, both of Tempe; William c. Pew. p, and May bell Kleinman, 19. both of Mesa. NEW ATTORNEY Charles R. Woods, an attorney from Minnesota, was yesterday admitted on certificate by the supreme court to practice in all the courts of Arizona. MT. Woods has located in Bisbee.
 SOME BOY-Word was received in Phoenix last evening of the birth yes terday of 9i2 pound son to MT. and Mrs. Joseph T. Melczer at Los An geles. Both mother and son are re- ported to be doing nicely.
 NEW CORPORATiONS-Articles of incorporation were filed yesterday in the office of the state corporation com mission by the Big Four Metals Min ing company. the Enchanted Hills Co., operative Colony and the Loyal Petro- leum company.
 WILL SELL HORSE-Poice Chief Brisbois will act as auctioner this morning when a black horse. deserted on the streets of Phoenix about week ago. will be sold in the rear of the city hall. The sale will take place at 10 o'clock
 WILL SEW DAlLY-- Mrs. c. H. Tinker. chairman of the sewing com mittee of the Glendale Red Cross chapter. announced yesterday that the women will sew from 9 to II and from ? to each day in the room adjoining the Glendale postofffce
 YOUNG PATRIOT Harold A. Marks. 13-year- r-old son of Attorney lief of the United States government and the allies He bought a Liberty bond yesterday with his savings from the sale of the Saturday Evening Post.
 FOR WEEK K-END-Colonel Fred $. Breen, state disbursing officer in Ari- zona for the selective draft registra- tion and editor and publisher of the Coconino Sun. left last night for his home in Flagstaff He will be back in his office at the state house on Mon day morning.
 DAMAGES, S1-It was the belief of the jury in the damage suit of Mike Kelly against John Hubbard for dam ages in the sum of s15,000 sustained by the plaintiff from a personal attack upon him by the defendant, that the actual damages could be measured by one dollar and a verdict finding for that amount was brought in.
 REGISTERING railroad men in the employ of the Arizona Eastern rail- road who run out of Phoenix and who might be absent from this city on June ,, the day of the selective draft regis tration, already have been registered. A special representative of the railroad acted as registration officer for tue 1 men
 STRUCK BY AUTO-R. J. Cook was | quite seriously injured when the horse | which he was riding was struck by an l automobile stage driven by Frank Bell 1 yesterday morning The accident took place on Grand avenue, almost direct i ly in front of the Cook home, where | the injured man vas moved after the 1 accident. Cook, who is d brick layer sustained a fracture of the left leg and | serious bruises about the head | THIEF ESCAPES-AfterC F. Will son, assistant manager of Hyders De- ! Luxe store had apprehcnded a Mex 1 ican who was attempting to make away with five silk shirts and a qIan- l tity Of collars and ties, the Mexican made his escape from colored porter
 in whose custody he had been left I while Mr Wilson summoned officers As result the porter was obliged tc
 ,pend the night in the city jail.
 RETURNS FROM NOHTH-Marvir
 Smith has returned from a long auto
 tour through the northern sections oi l the state MT. Smith emphasizes the
 many advantages of Northern Arizona as an ideal vacation ground. H. 1 brought back to this city with him sev' eral fine specimens of the petrifiet | forest, which are now on display at thu A. c. Smith Grocery company
 ARM BANDS-More than 3,oO khaki arm bands yesterday were pre- pared by members of the Woman | Auxiliary of the Arizona Council 0 Defense at a sewing bee in the senat
 chamber of the state house. These arn
 bands will be placed by members of tn committee on the arms of the youn'
 men who register in Phoenix Tempe
 Mesa and Glendale on June for tn
 selective draft.
 MITIGATING CIRCUMSTANCES
 R. A. Collins was given a suspende
 sentence of six months by Judge Stan
 ford yesterday after his plea of guilt
 to the sale of intoxicating liquor.
 was brought out that Collins is not regular bootiegger and that he wa
 inveigled into this infraction of tn
 law by detectives. He did not actuall
 sell the liquor. He got it. acting a
 he supposed as the agent of a sic
 man. The court took occasion |
 show to him by Collins own experienc