Arizona republican., 1918-06-25

cost Frank Viller s10 in the police court yesterday afternoon. The youth also paid a fine of s5 for driving the car with the muffler open.
 JAMES CHANDLER WANTED The whereabouts of James Chandler, l5 years of age, are earnestly sought by Mrs. Chandler of IA South Eleventh street He left home two weeks ago and is said to have gone to the country to seek work
 LICENSED TO WED.-Marriage li- censes were issued yesterday to Jacob Hirschy. 67, Phoenix, and Pearl Bryant, 45, Phoenix; James M. Peck, 39. Glen dale, and Lillian M. Metherell 32, Glendale Raymond E. Gordon, P, Phoenix, and Edna Mere Neel, IS, Pe- oria
 DRUNK WHILE DRIvING-L. R. Chenowitch was arrested by warrant yesterday for driving an automobile while in a drunken condition. The man was required to deposit bail in the sum of $50 for his appearance in the police court. When the court was called Chenowitch failed to appear ana thereby forfeited his bail money
 EMPHASIZING IDENTITY-Rev A. | C. Caldwell of 112 South Seventh stree,, wishes it known that he is not the man, James F. Caldwell, who is | charged with assault and battery. Rev. | Mir. Caldwell proclaims himself to be an innocent preacher and not the au- | thor of the crime that he alleges has been tackled upon him by mistake.
 WIELlAM POTEET DRIVING Barto Davis. one of the young men in l jured in the automobile accident on Saturday evening, does not like being credited with having been the driver of the vehicle on the occasion of the accident. His friends state that it was William Poteet, also injured, who was driving the car at the time it over turned.
 WILL TESTIFY FOR SELF. - Cesario Cruz will have the opportunity to take the stand in his own behalf today when his preliminary examina- tion on the charge of failure to pro ride for his wife nnd minor child will be heard before Justice De Souza. The hearing was begun yesterday after noon, but had not been completed when court adjourned. It was contin- ued until 10 o'clock this morning.
 DRAFT CALLS L. V. JOHNSON-L V. Johnson, who is registered in the draft at Boswell, New Mexico, has beer ordered to report to his board on June 26. According to tfe young mans parents, he is working on hay balei somewhere in Arizona and they canno
 notify him. Johnson must communi- cate with the local board immediately or become liable to the penalty of no answering the call. ] BROTHER PETITIONS.-Paul Ru- kavina yesterday pettioned the cour to appoint him guardian of his brother ] John Rukavina, whom he declared hat , become mentally incompetent from in juries received while in the employ oi ) the Miami Copper company. According , to the petition, the estate consists O. , an action for damages against the ) company for the accident which i: , alleged to have rendered Rukavina in
 competent. The petition will come III
 for hearing before Judge Lyman late
 in the week.
 MARINE RECRUITS HERE. - 5 Harry B. Hook and Roy c. Glasier re , ported to the Marine corps headquar , ters at 161a West Washington stree : yesterday, en route from Fl Paso t , the Marine corps training camp a , Mare Island, Calf. Both men ~nsse, T. the final physical tests and are cage to commence their training in tn r ranks of the famous soldiers of tn n sea-" Mrs. Hook. the wife of one O |, the recruits, accompanied her husban
 here and expects to take up her resi- z, dence at Vallejo. Calif., in order to b
 near her husband during his trainin period. Harry J. Althaus of Bisbe . and William E. Walters of Phoenil
 who enlisted with the Marines las week, will accompany the party |
 Mare Island.
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