Arizona republican., 1918-11-26
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SPEEDERS FlNED-Robert Fulton
and C. Anderson were fined $40 each /
by Justice De SouZa for violating the /
speed law.
END is IN SIGHT-Martin T. Wey- /
ant, head of the local board for Mari
copa county, yesterday stated that he
believed all work in connection with |
the board will be finished and all boxes /
sealed by December 10.
PAYS FLYING VISTA. f. e. Ir- |
win, lumber adjuster for the North |
western Lumber Manufacturing COM
pany, arrived in Phoenix from San
Pedro. California, yesterday morning
and left last night for Bisbee.
LICENSED TO WED-Marriag Ii
censes were issued yesterday to
Thomas Johnson, 20, and Lucy Baltzy,
"a; Nicolar Ramero, q, and Juana
Leon, 90 The residence in each in
stance was given as Phoenix.
ASKS FOR REHEARING-An ap-
plication was made yesterday to the
state corporation commission by the
South Side Gas and Electric company
for a rehearing of the case in which
an order was recently made fixing the
rates of service of the applicant.
JACK ST. CLOUD DEAD-Official
word has been received by Jack St.
Cloud, president of the Cooks and
Walters union of Phoenix, that his
son, Jack St. Cloud ,Jr., died the lat
ter part of August from wounds re-
ceived in battle.
ADMIT TWO ATTORNEYS-Wil-
| liam Felix Ramsey and Robert L. Car
Isle were admitted to practice in su-
preme court yesterday, both on certifi-
Gates from the supreme court of Texas.
Both have come to the state recently,
the former settling at Yuma and the
/ latter at Prescott.
| ACKNOWLEDGES BOOSTERS-A.
R. Cater, a captain in the Red Cross,
writes to Secretary Welch of the local
chamber of commerce, acknowledging
| the receipt of booster literature he had
asked for some time ago to show TO dis
believing Poilus and Tommies. who
would like to settle in the United States
ESCORTED TO PRISON-Sheriff
! w. H. Wilky will leave this morning
/ for Florence with six prisoners who are
under sentence to serve for various
periods at the state prison. Among the
/ convicts in custody of the sheriff will
he Willis Woods, a life termer. con-
victed for the murder of Charles Ly-
shon
LEAVES FOR CAMP-Ldeutenant
/ Maurice O'Neill leaves this evening for
Camp Custer after having spent syeral
days on furlough in Phoenix, the first
since his entering the army last sum
mer. He left here a raw recruit and
has come back a commissioned officer.
He came here to visit his wife and
baby and mother Mrs. Pauline O'Nein.
HEALTH FlRST-Any juror who OBJ
jects to serving on jury duty because
OF fear of the influenza will be excused,
SAID Judge Lyman yesterday in an
nouncing the Davis versus Smith jury
case set for today. 1t is understood
that many jurors object to serving in
the crowded court room on account OF
the danger of the epidemic, and if they
make known their objection they will
be released from service.
ASKS DIVORCE AND CHILDREN
Asking the custody of his two daugh-
tiers, who have been in his care since
the wife's desertion in Pasadena more
than year ago, Herbert A. Green YES
terday brought a divorce action against
Mrs. Edna Belle Green. In his com
plant Green states that his wife is al
present in Los Angeles and that she
has lived in California during the per
iod of desertion. The Greens were
married at OXnard in 1903 and have
two children, Ora, aged IS, and Fay.
II years of age.
DEMONSTRATES HYDRO-PURA
Mrs. B. G. Bangs, well known on the
Pacific coast for her remarkable bust
ness ability, has arrived from Los An.
geles for the purpose of doing dem.
onstration work in local stores fol
Hydro-Pura, a Schallk Chemical com.
: pany product, in connection with tn,
work of Mr.. Long, representative il
!. this district. Mrs. Bangs is remem
sbered by most of the Phoenix mer.
chants as one who demonstrated
Shredded Wheat products in Wake
\ Inns Grocery store in Phoenix 10 year.
ago. Mrs. Bangs will be located il
Phoenix for some time in the interes
of her firms products.