Arizona republican., 1918-12-06
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L. L. CITY-F. M. Pool, wellknown lum- herman from Winkelman, is stopping temporarily at the Hotel Adams.
 PRESCOTT BANKER HERE-Mor- ris GoldWater, Prescott banker and merchant, registered at the Hotel Adams yesterday for a few days in Phoenix.
 FRISCO MOTORISTS HERE FOR WlNTER-Mr. and Mrs. H. s. Fore man of San Francisco arrived at the Hotel Adams yesterday to spend the winter in this city after a six months motor trip through the country.
 FINE NEGRO WOMAN Pearl Thompson Oliver a mulatto woman and well known police character, was fined $50 in police court yesterday aft ernoon for being a ''vagabond," while her running mate" Mrs. H. D. Percy, otherwise known as Della Percy, re- ceived a fine of $25 for soliciting. Both paid.
 WILL LOCATE HERE-D. H. Piper of Wallace. Idaho. but recently from Globe has arrived in Phoenix, and be- ing impressed with the city and it's surroundings has decided to locate here permanently. MT. Piper is member of the Spanish War Veterans. Both of his sons are officers in the United States army overseas. His native state is Pennsylvania.
 PAINTER IS BETTER-J. ". L. Forster, the well-known Canadian artist who has been confined to his bed threatened with pneumonia, has improved very much and expects to be able to be up in a. few days. When taken ill, MT. Forster was engaged in painting the portrait of Senator Clar- idge, which work he will resume as soon as he is well.
 STATE COUNCIL MOVES OFFICE To make room for the county food administration, as well as to settle it. self in more adequate quarters, the Verde apples, were received yesterday moved from Room 1 of the War Works building to the other end of the hall, where rooms g, 10, II, F and 13 will be the council home hereafter. The coun- ty food officials occupied Room l yes terday afternoon.
 ARGUE MURDER APPEAL-The cases of Harry Earl Stephens, convict ed of murder in Yavapai county. was argued before the supreme court yes terdav by Judge A. C. Baker and P. w. O'Sullivan for the appellant, and for the state by Assistant Attorney Gen. eral George Harben and Perry w. Ling, assistant county attorney of Ya- vapai county. Previous to the hear ing, Leland L. Pearson on the motion of Judge Baker, was entered as counsel for the defendant.
 MRS. NELSON ESTATE IN COURT-Dr. J. B. Nelson of Mesa yes tterday petitioned the court for letters of administration of the estate of his wife. Mrs. Julia Nelson, who died on November 9. The community property is given a value of S16,000 in the peti- | tion which was filed by George H Crosby, Jr. The heirs are the husband and petitioner and Gertrude A. Price, 1 Hazel L. Nelson, Samuel Nelson and Esther Nelson. The hearing will be held before Judge Lyman at 1:3O o'clock December IS.
 BEAT HER WITH POKER, IS CHARGE-That the- attentions of her husband took the form of attacks with an iron stove poker, is the charge made by Mrs. Elena Loreta Ruis in divorce complaint filed in the superior court yesterday against J. M. Ruis. The wife alleges cruelty, assaults and threats to i kill. Failure to provide is also called in the complaint. The Ruis couple was married in Sonora in 1911, and have two children, Manuella, aged 6, and i Gorgona, four years of age.
 Oranges and grape fruit bought now . will keep until Christmas. But your won't need to. Don't worry; we'll have 1 some more. Send s2.50 for box O good health in the form of s dozer fancy grape fruit.
 I ARIZONA ORANGE ASSOCIATION Box 73S. Phone SSl