Arizona republican., 1918-06-23
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TOO FAST FOR LAW.-E. L. Recc was fined $10 by Justice De Souza yesterday for violating the speed law
 TO JOIN FOLk-J. w. Giddings left yesterday for ColfaX, California, to join his folk there.
 JUDGE IS BAck.-Judge Stanford returned yesterday from Tucson, where he sat in a murder case in which Judge Pattee was disqualified.
 RAILWAY MAN VISITOR-Colonel J. B. Breathitt, land agent for the Ari- zona Eastern railway company was in town yesterday on business.
 ENLIST IN ARINES-Smith E. Fuller, Lester L. Lawrence and Alfred E. Marsh leave this morning for Mare Island there to enlist with the Marine corps.
 JUSTICE FoGLE-J. F. Dolins was fined s10 for violating the speed law on the Tempe highway. The fin, was paid to Gertrude Fogie, actin. justice of the peace of the east pre- cinct.
 LOCAL BOARD coURT-The loca board will hold court Tuesday. There has accumulated several cases, the most of whom are in jail, the status ot which the board will endeavor to de- ] leIIIllllt dl US COuII ScSSiOIl.
 SERVICES AT PLAZA-Beginninf this evening and continuing the re- mainder of the summer, the Salvation Army of Phoenix will hold services al the city hall plaza. Rev. E. S. Gladdi: will preach there this evening, begin ming at o'clock.
 SAFELY IN LONDON-Word ha. been received by Phoenix friends O Mrs. Robert Boardman that she hal arrived safely in London. Her hus band, Bob Boardman, a well liked, To cal Y. M. c. A. man is doing war worl in France.
 FIReMEN SAVE HOUSE. A alarm was turned in to the fire de partment late yesterday afternoo from Eleventh and Fillmore street, Engine company No. 2 responded quickly extinguishing blaze whic started in the interior of house.
 HOME ON FURLOUGH.-Serg and Mrs. Joseph T. Melczer will arriv from Camp Funston on Tuesday. Mir Melczer and her young sons, Josepl Jr., and Lewis, have been visiting i the Kansas camp for several week and the sergeant is returning wit them for a brief furlough.
 CHARGED WITH ASSAULT. = Charged with simple assault, Ra Brandon, manager of Riverside parl will be given his preliminary hearin before Justice de SouZa at S:30 o'cloc blaming witness is Clarence W. Hoy who alleges that the defendant pulle his hair and struck him with his knee Brandon was arraigned yesterday.
 FAILURE TO PROVIDE CASE Rupert Drake will answer to il charge of failure to provide for h wife in Justice de SouZas court Fr day afternoon at ? o'clock, when I will be given his preliminary hearin
 There is second charge again
 Drake, charging him with failure provide for his minor child.
 STAND AT PARK ROBBED-Ra Toncrav reported to the police yester day that his stand at Eastlake par ] lhad been broken into sometime be
 tween closing time Friday night an , opening time Saturday morning. IT
 thieves took several boxes of cigar
 two cartons of cigarettes, three boxt iof chewing gum and some soda pop.
 LICENSED TO WED.-Marriage ]
 censes were issued yesterday to Jol P. Hays, 35, Globe, and Margaret Me
 cer, 29, Seattle; Angel B. Delgardo, J
 23, Phoenix, and Delfina V. Morae g. Phoenix; Charles R. Brown,
 Phoenix, and Opal NJ Tannehill, . Phoenix; Jesse G. Duncan, 20, PhoenI and Elizabeth P. Hayes, 20 Phoeni Claude G. Foust, 20, Phoenix, al 7 Pansy Routh, 19, Phoenix.
 ASKS FOR DECREE.-Making SCI . ous charges against his wife, Mrs Mi [ nie H. Evans, John Evans yesterd s filed suit for divorce. He alleges his complaint that Mrs. Evans a
 shaulted him, called him vile nam, , and treated him with extreme cruelr He also makes objection to her co duct. The couple were married i Phoenix in 1911 and have a sm daughter, Bernice Evans. aged ,. n BOY SUSPECT HELD-The poll received a call early yesterday nor s' ing from the City Ice Plant that Rold : pho Torres. a 17-year- old boy, was tr in~ to sell a clerk at the plant $ grain sacks which he claimed to ha n purchased at the stockyards. The cle
 became suspicious of the boy al 3, called the police. The boy is held Z. the city jail on suspicion of havi ], stolen the sacks.
 l. STRAY ANGORA This is not sla 4 but a real cat which has been h the neighborhood of 150 Indian,
 avenue for some days and has n, '; made itself at home at the numt