Arizona republican., 1918-07-28

merchants of Benson, are in town on a short business visit.
 | VACATION TO COAST-Simon Oberfelder cashier on the National Bank of Arizona. left last evening on his vacation trip to San Francisco and other points on the coast.
 1 RETURNS TO COMPANY-Cor- poral W. J. Clark left last night to re- join his company in Deming. New Mexico. Corporal Clark spent his fur tough here.
 SANITY INVESTiGATION-John B. Corbin was arrested yesterday by Dep uty Sheriff Charles Nafziger and is being held at the county jail pending an investigation as to his sanity.
 ATTENDS CONVENTION - Miss Elizabeth Ivy left last evening for Asi lomar. California, where she will at tend the Y. W. c. A. convention. Miss Ivy is one of the six local represent atives to be sent to the convention.
 HELD TO LOCAL BOARD-Leonard | OrteZ was arrested by Fred Weage, deputy United States marshal, and is being held at the county jail for inves- tigation by the local board
 JOIN MARINES P Fox. Tom. o. Marian and Floyd F. Warden left yesterday for Mare Island where they will enter training for the United States marine corps in which they have enlisted.
 FURLOUGH ENDED-Aubrey Sims left yesterday to return to his com MT. Sims was here on furlough, and while here visited his father. Rev. w. J. Sims. g....a s.. APPEAL NOTICE FILED-The mo- tice of appeal in the case of Wal Me Cann.y under life sentence for the murder of Kennth C. Folston. was filed yesterday in superior court.
 LICENSED TO WED-Marriage li- censes were issued yesterday to David Conrad Kinman of Mesa and Ellen Jane Ashcroft, also of Mesa; Jose Lo- peg of Goodyear and Lischiana Celes- tine of Mesa.
 RosELAND ACQUITTED-After a trial of nearly two days, Gilbert Rose land was acquitted in Judge Stanfords court yesterday of charge of crim- inal assault upon a Mexican woman living near the place in the country where he was employed
 CASE WILL RECOVER-W. F. Case a federal prisoner at the county jai Friday night. was removed to the Dea- coness hospital yesterday morning Dr w. C. Ellis, the attending physician, re- ported last night that Case would re- cover, so far as he could judge at pres ont.
 CLERK -CARRIERS-A civil service examination for clerk carrier will be held at the Phoenix postoffice. August IT, Clarence R. Craig, secretary of the board of civil service examiners an nounced yesterday. The requirements are: Age from IS to 45, physically sound, not less than feet 4 inches ir height, and not less than 125 pounds ir weight. MT Craig will furnish blanks and all information desired.
 AVIATION NOT NAvY-P. R. Bones foreman for the local Oldsmobile com pany for the past year. has joined tn, aviation corps and not the navy as wal announced few days ago. Mir. Bone is now in the aviation camp at River side and has begun intensive training Although classified in class four MI Bones did not wish to wait so long be fore serving his country and so applied for and was lucky enough to obtain chance of joining the aviation corps.
 TO JUVENILE COURT - Smitl Holloway, the youth charged with !; criminal assault on a little girl nea Avondale, and who was arrested ant brought back from Tucson. was il Justice Wheeler's court. It turns ou that he is not yet quite old enough t be regular criminal, being near tn head of the juvenile division, so tina his case will be disposed of in juvenil court. Holloway denies that he hal committed any offense.
 SUIT FOR DiVORCE-Suit for di vorce was brought in superior cour yesterday by w. D. Davis against Min nie Davis on the ground of desertior The parties were married year ago.
 Claims Exemption-It is up to tn United States to determine how ol Leonardo Ortiz is. He says he is 3 and therefore outside the draft and tn duty of registration. He was locke up yesterday by Deputy United State Marshal Weage. pending an investiga tion of such records as may be obtain able.