Arizona republican., 1918-01-20
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TO NEW YoRK,-Barry Goldwater left on last evenings train for New York City on a few weeks business trip.
 HEWlNs BETTER - The many seriously Ill, will be glad to learn of his improvement.
 ON VlSIT-Mrs. Anna Clark was a passenger on last nights Southern Pacific train for Oklahoma City where she will make short visit.
 SPEEDING, $10-I. H. Taffe was fined s1O by Justice De Souza yester- day when he pleaded guilty of violat- ing the speed law on North Central aV- enue.
 PRESCOTT MATRoN, GUEST Mrs. Richard Lamson, wife of a well known Prescott attorney. was the guest for the past week of MT. and Mrs. Frederick Cruice.
 COME FROM coAsT-Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rice, (Norma Sweeney) arrived from San Francisco yester- day. and are guests of MT. and Mrs. J. J. Sweeney.
 TAKES VAcATIoN-Irvin Water street, of the Arizona Eastern office has returned to his home in Amster- dam, New York to spend couple months vacation. MT. Waterstreet may decide to remain in the east. TElEGRAMS - Undelivered tele- garms are at the Western Union for the following people who have 1 not been located by the company: Peter Stein, John Panas, Ray C. Harper E. F. Atwater, John L. Nor ton. Doc. Zeno.
 IN FL PASO-E. P. Hughes, man. ager of the Leach Motor Car com pany branch of Phoenix, is in Fl Paso for several days on business. MARY BRODIE-Mary Brodie Aux Hilary of Spanish War Veterans will 1 hold it's regular meeting on Mon- day evening in Elks hall. The meet ing will be called to order at 7:45 l o'clock.
 WANT TEAcHER-An experiences l teacher is wanted at Avondale, accord l ing to word received by A. H. Fulton county school superintendent. yester- day. Superintendent Fulton says tha while the vacancy is for the present, i l is possible that the teacher might bt retained for the remainder of the schoo year. censes were issued yesterday to Cliff 1 ford R. Uetz, 19, Phoenix and Mae L Deane r, Glendale; Albert Serns, Ia | Buckeye and Petra Mahtinez 15, Llb- erty: Raymond R. Garcia, 21, Phoeni2 and Guadalupe, M. Monreal, "A Phoe' l nix.
 TRACTORS SELL WELL-Official. of the Whyman Machinery compan. declare that farmers of the Salt Rive valley Are beginning to realize thu value of the Sampson sieve-grip trac l tor in the saving of labor, time ant | expense. A large number of sales hav' been made during the past week. | IN AGAlN-A. A. Redmond, who ha' been arrested twice within the pas l week on charges of vagrancy, will ap l pear again on Monday before Police | Judge Thomas on the same charge. Or January IS, Redmond was sentenced tt serve 30 days in jail but was released and execution of the order suspended 1 by Judge Thomas.
 MISCAlCULATED-Inabilityo of Raf ael Estrada to correctly estimate th value of the commodity he fain Woult have peddled, resulted in his arrest D. the police yesterday, when the pros pective purchaser wondered why sucl an expensive bicycle was offered fo sale at the meager sum of 5. The bi cycles value is appraised at $40. Els | trada has been placed in jail unit Monday when he will be tried in polio 1 court.
 ASKS DEcREE-Claiming that he husband accused her of improper con duct toward other men and treated
 her with cruelty, Mrs. Martha M
 Barworth instituted divorce proceed
 ings in the superior court yesterda, against F'redrick Barworth. Mrs. Bar
 worth is now holding possession o
 160 acres of land and asks that sh
 be granted this property. She allege
 that she now supports her two son
 for whose custody she asks. Tn
 couple were married in Phoenix i
 1905.
 RED CROSS AUxILIARY-The as
 sembly room in the school administra
 tion building on North First avenu
 will house Red Cross workers thre
 days a week. according to the an
 nouncement of Mrs. W. K. James. Mir
 James stated yesterday that owing t
 the number of new auxiliaries and var
 ious organizations active in the worl
 1t had become necessary to find addi tionaI quarters. Arrangements Ina
 been made, she said, whereby the wom
 en of the Christian church and tn
 Council of Jewish Women devote ttre l %o sy,