Arizona republican., 1917-12-11
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 Vernon Culp of the Phoenix police force, last night accompanied Seattle prisoners, in charge of Marshal Dil- lon, who are to be taken to McNeil's island, the Washington state prison. A government prison car is being used to transport the prisoners.
 FAILURE TO PRoVlDE-Levi Far ra was arraigned in Justice Wheeler's court yesterday on the charge of fail ure to provide for his minor children. He was held to answer to the superior court and released on his own recog- nizanee.-
 REGENT WSlTOR-O. E. Titcomb, of Nogales, prominent merchant, bank CT, and also a member of the board of regents of the University of Arizona, was in Phoenix yesterday on business before the state corporation commis- sion.
 ANNEX DANCE-Mrs. May Price of the Annex hotel, was hostess at very enjoyable dance rendered her guests last Saturday evening. Excellent music was furnished for the dancers, who included several outsiders as we'll as those living at the hotel. Refreshments of waters and punch were served.
 NEW CoRPORATIONS-Articleso of
 
 the office of the state corporation commission by the following new con- cerns: Austerlitz Gold Copper con- pany, Arizona Smelling and Molyb- denum company, Security Savings and Loan company. Silver Queen Mining and Refining company.
 MINOR CASES - Carl Stevens found guilty of speeding yesterday afternoon by Police Judge Thomas, was ordered to pay a fine of S10. Jack Kent, arrested on a charge of vaSrancy, was sentenced by Judge Thomas to spend 10 days in the city jail. Franklin D. Lane for feited 8 furnished as bail when he was charged with violating the traffic ordinance
 MISS MADDEN WINS - Miss Marjorie Madden, R. F. D. No. 2, was awarded the prize in the Ad. writing contest held by Switzer's Style shop. Miss Madden's adver- tisement was a clever piece of draw ing and well worded, far superior to any of the many ads that were sent in on the contest.
 kUCHLER IS oUT-Rudolph Kuch- Ter. member of the state tax commits sion, who has been seriously ill for y | terday for the first time since his ill- ness and was able to be at the state house for a brief time. Mir. Kuchler was stricken with illness while at At | lanta, Ga in attendance at the Ma l tional Tax conference.
 TO VISIT SON-Charles J. Wood = | bury. father of Clarence Woodbury of the office of Dwight B. Heard will arrive in the city for a visit of two | days with his son. Mir. Woodbury is a | noted lecturer and will deliver a lec- ture before the University of Arizona on Ralph Waldo Emerson. Mir. Wood bury is one of the few men yet alive who enjoyed the intimate friendship of the Concord philosopher.
 AN ALL DAY SESSlON-The Wom- ans Missionary society of the Central | Methodist Episcopal church, will meet l today in the church social quarters | for an all day session, beginning at 10 o'clock this morning. Each mem- | Der is urged by those in charge to l bring her own lunch and be prepared ! to remain during the entire session i There will be the annual election of | officers and much other business of 1 importance.
 PICKS COTTON-Baptist Buck, an | Indian accused of stealing $50 pounds of cotton, was arraigned before Jus ] tice Wheeler yesterday and his hear ing set for o'clock Wednesday after noon. He was placed in the custody of the agent of the Salt River reserva- tion The complaint was sworn to by J. H. Winsted.
 IS TAKEN UP-Brought from Saf- ford by Deputy Sheriff w. H. Toler John Corden must answer to the i charge of non-support of his minol l children. For some time Corden has | been employed in the shipyards at San Pedro and recently went 10 Stafford to visit his second wife and their fam 1 fly. On the second day of his home coming he was arrested by Toler and brought to this city.
 GOETZ DISCHARGED-F'irst Lieu tenant Otto II. Goetz of the 15Stf | United States Infantry. formerly the