Arizona republican., 1917-11-23

Brodie Auxiliary, United Spanish War Veterans. will sew for the Red Cross at the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce this afternoon. Mrs. J. L. E. AleXan- der, president of the auxiliary, asks anyone interested in the work to at tend the meeting.
 MERCHANT HERE - David D Cole, well known merchant ot Fl Paso, is a guest at the Hotel Adams, whele here on a business trip.
 FROM BOSTON-Mr. and Mrs. Ed ward A. Roger, prominent Boston peo-- pie, arrived here yesterday to spend the winter
 ATTORNEYS HERE-Judge J. NJ: Ross and Clifton Matthews, both well known attorneys of Bisbee, arrived here yesterday to remain on several days business trip. They are guests at the Hotel Adams.
 LADIES' AiO-Circle number l, Ladies' Aid of the First Methodist church, will meet in the basement of the church at 2:50 o'clock Friday af- ternoon.
 HERE ON BUSINESS - Samuel Wiggins, representative of the Platt and Washburn Refining company of New York City, was a business visitor to Phoenix yesterday. COTTON PACKERS - A special train, loaded with 300 Mexican cotton pickers for the Salt River Valley Cot ton Growers association, was unloaded at Tolleson today. The train had been made up at Nogales.
 INSPECTION TRIP - Col. Epes Randolph of Tucson, president of the Arizona Eastern, and C. M. Scott. su- perintendent of the local Arizona Eastern offices left yesterday for Winkleman on a special train. They are covering the Winkleman division on an inspection trip.
 LICENSED TO WED-Marriage li- censes were issued yesterday to l Charles G. Wheeland, 34, Phoenix, and Natalie V. Ringstrom, 3l, Phoenix; Adelaide Cabecero. 33, Phoenix, and Juana Rios, 19, Phoenix; Francisco Mendables, 19, Chandler and Marguer- ita Murdetta, 2l, Chandler; Frank P Quihuiz, 19, Phoenix. and Teresa P BOyorguez, IS, Jerome.
 TRESSPASS CHARGE-On com plaint of S. w. Higley, r. F. Wilson has been arrested on the charge of tresspassing. He was arraigned be- fore Justice Wheeler yesterday and released on his own recognizance His preliminary hearing was set fo1 o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
 GIVEN CHANCE-Convincing the court of his desire to make good, 1 Otis Crawford, a 17-year- boy who admitted he had passed worth less check, was released by Judge Stanford yesterday. The boy was placed in the custody of a friend who agreed to pay the amount Crawford secured on the check.
 MIR. KUCHLER IMPROVING - Word from the attending physician last night was to the effect that Ru- dolph Kuchler, member of the state tax commission, who has been so ser iously ill, is much improved. For g time the condition of the state off cial caused much concern to his fam 1 fly and friends.
 FOR GRASS FIRE-The fire de. partment was called at 1:45 o'clocI yesterday afternoon to Sixth avenue and Roosevelt street when grass firt became beyond control. By the timt the alarm had been sounded and tn, apparatus had arrived, there was nc need of the equipment although thert was still a merry blaze.
 OCHOA SENTENCED-"An inno. cent man is being punished" declared Dolores Ochoa when Judge Stanford sentenced him to serve in the state penitentiary at Florence from two to three years. Ochoa was found guilty of adultery by a jury in tn, superior court yesterday. Ochoai wife, Mrs. Sarah Ochoa, shot anC killed Mrs. D. Alverez with whom her husband had illegal relations.
 DOLLARS MlSSING-A number 0 the Mexican dollars that ornamentet the saddle and bridle belonging t Nabor Enriqui during fair week wer returned to him yesterday. J. N Jones, arrested in Mayer for tn theft, was brought before Justic De Souza yesterday and giving hi age as IS, made it necessary for tn court to transfer the case to tn
 juvenile court.
 TINS ARE NEEDED-Three hun . dred tin boxes are wanted by the Re l cross Christmas packet committe within the next two days. It is i'm possible to purchase the small tin needed for packing salted nuts to b sent to the soldiers, so the request i made by Mrs. Louis H. Chalmers { all women to bring one or more to tn Headquarters in the Phoenix Chambe Of Commerce within a day or two.
 YEOMEN PLAN BIG DANCE-Pla cards appeared in downtown window yesterday announcing the giving of dance in St. Patricks hall next Tues day evening by the Phoenix lodge C American Yeomen. It is the frs dance of Thanksgiving week and prep aratlons are being made to make one of the most enjoyable of the hol iday entertainments. Besse's banj : orchestra has been engaged for tn , evening, and a punch bowl will b , another pleasant feature. The gran march will begin at o'clock. Do not wait until tOmorrow-nhor