Arizona republican., 1918-02-05
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NOTARY BOND-The board of sup ervisors yesterday approved the notary l bond of C. s. Berryman
 BUSINESS TRIP-Walter NJ Tway | of Mesa spent yesterday in Phoenix and last evening left on a business trip to Albany, Oregon.
 OSBORN p. T. A. MEETING-The i regular meeting of the Osborn school l parent teachers association will take 1 place al the Osborn school, Wednes- day, February 6.
 HOME FOR GIRL-A home for a 14-year- old girl is being sought by w. J. Osborn. county probation officer who requests anyone interested to get in touch with him at his office in the court house.
 RETURN HoME-John Hess and family, Who have been visiting friends and relatives in the valley for the past few weeks returned to their home in Los Angeles last evening.
 WOODMEN CIRCLE-Officers of the Woodmen Circle request that all the members of the circle meet at K. of r. this afternoon at 1 o'clock so as to attend in a body the funeral of Cora W. Sexton.
 TO TUCSON-Dean William Scar lett, one of the regents of the Uni verSity of Arizona, s.a passenger on last evenings train for Tucson where he has gone on business trip.
 WINTER VISlTORS-Mr and Mrs. R. $. Mecker of Wichita arrived op yesterday mornings train to spend the remaining winter months in the valley They are stopping at the Jefferson hotel for the present.
 ARTIST HERE-J. w. L. Forsters, a distinguished Canadian artist of To ronto, accompanied by Mrs. Forster arrived at the Hotel Adams late last night. After spending few days in the valley they will continue their journey to the coast.
 AlLEGE ORGERY-Antonio Mar tinez, who it is alleged by the police cashed q cotton pay check belonging to another workman. was arrested by PO- llceman Shirk yesterday and turned over to the county authorities under q charge of forgery.
 SPEEDERS FlNED-C. Sloan and r. K. Higgins were fined $l0 each l by Justice De Souza yesterday, when | they pleaded guilty to violating the l speed law on North Central avenue. The arrests were made by Don Johns, county motorcycle officer
 LICENSED TO WED-Marriage li- | censes were issued yesterday to Ira $. | Brown, 32, Flagstaff and Ollie Myles. l ls, Big Springs, Texas: Tony Lacona. 34, Phoenix and Marion Rogers 27, Phoenix; Antonia Diaz, 19, Glendale and Rita Arviso, r, Glendale
 IN SUPREME COURT-Thc case of Fay Sheek, appellant, vs. the state ! 4 F argued in supreme court by J. E. Jones for the appellant and by c. B. Wilson, county attorney of Coconino county, for the respondent. The case was ordered submitted
 ALLEGED FORGER-Antonio Mar 1 tinez will be given his preliminary | examination at 10 o'clock Thursday morning in Justice De Souzas court on the charge of forgery. The Mexi- can Vas arraigned yesterday when he pleaded not guilty. The amount | of the alleged forgery was S35
 HOME ON FURLOUGH-J D Cage, ,Jr.. of Battery B. 340th regi- ment of the national army, arrived in Phoenix yesterday morning for q visit with his parents at their home on the Lone Star ranch. Cage was l among the first to leave for the training camp when the call to the cOlors was issued.
 ASKS DECREE-Charging failure to provide, Mrs. Virginia Nencel Rhodes yesterday instituted divorce proceedings in the superior court against Jay Ward Rhodes. The couple were married in this county in 1S0! and have two daughters, Eva. ageC eight and Elaine, aged six years. Th' | plai iOtiff iS Cl, for, tla n both children.
 PLEADS GUlLTY- James Me Laughlin. who was arrested Saturda. morning driving a truck loaded witt liquor, pleaded guilty to violating tn prohibition amendment when brough before Judge Stanford yesterday after noon. He will be sentenced today. j A. Mcdonald, who was on the driver seat with Mclaughlin when the arres was made, will stand trial, accordin to the authorities.
 MAGAZINES FOR SOLDlERS-Th
 Y. NJ. C. A. is having many calls fror the different camps for magazines a'. 2 reading material. All over the cit
 there are many homes that have maga
 zines that are badly needed in thes I, training camps. Tt is hoped that tn V people of Phoenix will take their ol f
 they will be glad to forward them to tt
 camp where they are most needed n says Secretary J. o. Sexson. s SHELTON AGAIN-W. NJ. Shelto S will enter his plea before Judge Star
 ford this morning. the Tucson railroa
 man being charged with failure to pro T vide for his wife and minor childre
 This is the second time Shelton ha
 been charged with the same Offens
 the first case being settled in the lowe
 court by an agreement reached where : by Shelton was to contribute to tl :. support of his family His alleged fai u ure to carry out his promise led to h
 re-arrest.
 BATTERY cASE-K B. Irwin, a me 0 chanic, 735 Grand avenue. is behin = the bars of the county jail charge
 with choking and clubbing his wife, MT
 Ina Irwin. who swore to the complain T, in Justice De Souza's court yesterda
 charging him with aggravated batter
 Irwin, it is understood, will fight u a, case, contending that ali he did was l. put his hand over his wife's mouth l. keep her from screaming. He will
 given his preliminary hearing in Ju
 tice De SouZas court at 10 o'clo, m Wednesday morning. His bail WI l. placed in the sum of s1,500.
 NEW CORPORATIONS - Articl
 of incorporation yesterday were fil' m in the office of the state corpor; tion commissioner by the followil = new corporations; Economic Food Pr ,. duce company, Red Prince Copp Il company, Yuma Valley Womens clu i. New Mohawk Mining and Leash