Arizona republican., 1918-12-05

Britts were married in Roswell, New Mexlco, in September, 1914, and the plaintiff alleges that his wife left him in this county in October, 1917.
 BACK FROM STATEWIDE FLU FiGHT-CharleS J. Fuller returned to the city yesterday after an absence ot several weeks looking after the flu ep ldemlc Tn different parts of the state. lie IS graduate nurse and his bus mess was to organize nursing contin- gents. lie was more recently at the in duStrial school at Fort Grant where there were 110 cases and five fatalities.
 SIX NEW EYS-The bar examination was concluded yesterday and certificates to practice in this state were issued to the following attorneys. Huber A. Collins of Bisbee; Findlay R. Bruce of Mesa, Paul l.. Green of Phoe- nix James Lynch of Tucson, Christo- pher J. Mulvane of Tucson and Robert Hit Williams of Phoenix.
 WIFE ASKS -Desertion and failure to provide are the charges brought by Mrs. Belle Castro Bosque against Arthur Castro Bosque, Los An geles realty man, in a divorce action filed in the superior court yesterday The couple was married in the coast city in 1909 and the alleged desertion occurred in June, 1917.
 TO INDIANA TO WED- Miss Mary Tumey, the efficient instructor of domestic science at the Glendale high school, who has made her home With her uncle, Jim Franklin of the commission of state institutions. lett last night for Lafayette, Indiana, where she is to become the estimable bride of a highly esteemed farmer ot the Hoosier state.
 VISITING IN NEW YORk-H. D. Wood and his son, of Phoenix, Arizo- na are registered at the Marseilles ho- tel New York. This refined hotel :n the Riverside Park section of New York has recently come under the | management of Charles R. Schmidt, well-known in Washington for hls connection with the Willard, and all so With a famous New York hotel. CHURCH WOMEN TO SEW-The women of the Christian church will sew from 10 o'clock this morning until 5 o'clock in the afternoon in the Gen. tral school building. Those who can not be present are asked by those ir charge to sew at home. The sewing quota of the Christian church is 12; dresses for Belgian girls. Thus fal only 25 garments have been com pleted.
 ESCAPED CONVICT CAUGHT l Dewey Thurlo, a Maricopa county con- vict who escaped from the state prisor at Florence some time ago, has beer apprehended at San Bernardino, ac- cording to word received at the shel ifs office here. Thurlo was convicted of forgery. While awaiting trial, h, ! ada ha 5,, but was captured by the officers short ly afterward.
 H. p. PARRoTT DIES IN OKLA. | HOMA-Word was received in the cit! yesterday of the death at Hollis. Okla. of H. P. Parrott, formerly member o Parrott and Simpson. Last August after selling his interest in the garage to MT. Simpson, MT. Parrott and wifi, went to Oklahoma to settle some busi ness affairs there in anticipation o the draft Not long ago he fell ; victim to influenza, followed by pneu monia
 RETURNED TO sELIGMAN-Mr- J. J. Bishop and her daughter Leon, have returned to their home in Selig man to look after business interests. will be recalled that Mr Bishop, on of Yavapai cOunty's most prominen cattle men, was killed accidental, about week ago and brought here fo
 burial. Mrs. Bishop and her daughte will return to Phoenix about Christina time to snend the remainder of tn winter. They will be accompanied t
 Seligman by Mrs. Bishops sister, Mrs George c. Chapman.
 DR. BROWN TO CONVENTiON- Dr. o. H. Brown, state health officer left last night to attend the convention of the American Public Health Associ ation at the Congress Hotel in Chicag
 next Sunday. The convention will b devoted to a study of influenza. an
 will take the form of a general get together meeting to discuss experience and opinions. Announcements of tn
 convention have said the associatio expects the disease to remain prevalen
 six months or year yet. Health off cers from practically all states will at
 tend the convention.
 ATTACK REPUTATION IN SUIT
 James Pollard's reputation for trut
 and veracity held the attention of th
 court yesterday, when W. W. Lawhol
 who has brought suit against Pollart
 and c. F. AddamS attempted to sho
 by number of witnesses that Polar
 bore a bad reputation. Lawhon, a lC
 cal broker, claims a half interest in contract made by Pollard, who negC tiated the lease of the Ray-Silver Lea mine to Addams. The testimony yes
 terday dealt largely with Pollard reputation. Rebuttal will be offere this morning, when the case will l submitted to the court