Arizona republican., 1918-07-02

Central avenue and Washington street Trixie Edwards was taken to the police station by Policeman Shirk and re- leased on payment of s5 bail.
 HEAP BIG FOURTH-The Indians at Fort McDowell wish to announce through the Republican that the In dependence day celebration by them July Fourth, will be an exciting one and that everybody is invited by them to attend.
 ATTORNEYS TO sERvE-Attor- neys who will serve at the court house today aiding the drafted men in fill ing out their questionnaires are Judge Stilwell and Loren Vaughn in the forenoon and Lee HolZworth, H. J. Leonard and R. H. Brumback in the afternoon.
 ALLEGE MAN DESERTS-Dewey L. Batterton, an alleged deserter from the army was picked up yesterday af- ternoon by Policeman Bush Anderson and delivered over to Corporal Frank A. Dvoak of Company B. 109 Infantry New Mexico. The man will be taken to Camp Cody.
 PLEADS GUILTY-Mrs. Mary An derson, a negro, pleaded guilty to the charge of shoplifting before Justice De Souza yesterday. The Anderson woman is said to have stolen children's clothing from one of the local shops which was made good by her husband. A fine of $25 or as many days was sus- pended.
 ASKS FOR GUARDIAN-Earl S. Curtis yesterday petitioned the su- perior court for the appointment of a guardian for Mrs. Rosa Schmidt, aged S9, whom he declares incompetent to care for her business affairs. Mrs. Schmidt has property interest valued at S3,000. The hearing will be before Judge Lyman on July s.
 DR. BARKER LEAvING-Rev. Ray Clarkson Harker, pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal church, will leave tonight for Camp Cody where he will spend a week. After that he will visit other points where troops are sta- toned, Fl Paso, Douglas and others and will be absent from the city for about three weeks.
 FOUR FOUND GUILTY-Four men were found guilty of speeding and fined s10 each by Justice Wheeler yes terday. They had previously entered pleas of not guilty and their case: went to trial. The defendants in | Cluueu II. II. lAdCty, IL. ID. JOliioOli Charles F. Matthews and R. D. Don nell.
 MOTHER TO VISIT CAMP-Mrs Mary c. Dill of 502 West First stree left Phoenix last night for an ex tended visit to Richmond, Va. wher, she will visit her son, Lieutenan
 Prentice w. Dill of the balloon di
 vision, signal corps. Mrs. Dill ha for three years successfully con ducted the Annex dining room il
 this city.
 THESE INCORPORATE-A O
 incorporation yesterday were filed il
 the office of the state corporation com
 mission by the Gem City Garage ant
 Supply company, Papago Queen Min ing company, Lawton Mines Financ company, Owl Drug company 0 Douglas, Community Oil and Develop ment company, Community Oil Ian
 company, Wenden Cattle company.
 ASKS DECREE-William B. Sni ; der, married 31 years ago yesterda, , instituted a divorce action agains . Mrs, Stella Snider, whom he allege 7 deserted him in 1914. The couple hay 9 three children, only one having nc 1 yet reached his majority. This sol Byron, aged Is, is with his mother i o California according to the complain { filed by Candy and Cunningham. D SALVAGE DEPOT MOVES-Fo . the first time the magazine and news
 paper depot will be situated with tn f other departments of the Red Cros:
 it's headquarters, 213 West Washing A ton street, having been changed yester
 day to the Central school building , Even on the day it moved it receive
 donations among others a large quan 0 tity of tin foil from Elizabeth an
 Mary Hancock.
 : STATE BUYS STEEL-Angelo Zuo
 co, Phoenix representative of tn
 Truscon Steel company of Youngs
 town, Ohio, yesterday closed a COT ] tract with the Arizona commission (
 state institutions for the furnishing ( reinforcing steel to be used in the cor J struction of the Mesa Superior high
 way, in all amounting to 133,0C y pounds. This is the second contrat e awarded to this company by the con n mission of state institutions, the fir:
 amounting to 147,00O pounds.
 APPRENTICE SEAMEN-George Caldwell, B. l.. Young and Tom Eo wards, all of Phoenix, left here la |, week for San Francisco to go aboal a United States shipping board trail ' ing ship as apprentices, to be traint for duty as sailors in the new me h. chant marine. They were enrollt > for this service by the Owl Drr s. store, which is a special enrollir l. agent of the shipping board. Mt