Arizona republican., 1918-06-04

pTOCeeulnSS Tn the SupeElOr court against Lydia N. Homan. The couple were married in Douglas in 1914 and, according to the plaintiff, his wife is now in Cohassett, Mass.
 SUPPORT FAMILY OR TO JAIL Given a suspended sentence and or dd-ed to remain in this county, Joseph Rybensky, a baker, was giveA oppor- tunity to support his wife and four month's-old baby rather than jaS sentence. Rybensky was brought be- fore Judge Stanford yesterday on the charge of wife abandonment.
 HUNDRED DOLLARS DONATION Secretary of the Phoenix chapter of | the Red Cross, Harry Welsh, has writ ten Mrs. F. l.. Banta. chief clerk of the insurance department of the state of Arizona, thanking him for the donation of S100 transmitted through her to the Red Cross by the Beneficial Life h. surance company of Salt Lake City.
 THIRTY-Slx TRYING. - Thirty six teachers responded to the call for teachers examinations. which are now being held in the school administra- ton building. County School Superin- tendent A. II. Fulton stated yesterday that there were few vacancies in the schools, a number of appointments having been made within the past few days.
 SEEKS WILLIAM CLARk-Mrs. | Matte Walch of Benjaim, Texas, is anxious to learn the whereabouts of ! her son, William Clark, whom she last heard from in this city. Mrs. Welch believes her 1S-year- old son worked for C. c. Mare who ranches near Phoe- nix, and would appreciate word from or of the lad whom she fears has met with an accident.
 | ASKS DECREE-Claiming that his wife stated that she intended going where she wished, with whom she | pleased and when it suited her fancy, Lawrence W. Giesege yesterday insti- | tuted divorce proceedings against Mrs. Clara E. Gieseke. Mir Gieseke asks for | the custody of the two children, Will liam aged 4 and Beulah who is two and a half years old
 CANNING DEMONSTRATION. - Mrs. Margaret Baker and Miss Agnes Hunt, assistant state club leaders, will l give a canning demonstration at the 1 Neighborhood house of the Roosevelt district. Tuesday afternoon, June 4. All members of the Canning club, young people of the community, and parents are invited to attend by those in charge. The demonstration begins al o'clock.
 UNUSUAL CASE-Charged with 1 petty larceny on complaint White and Balsz and released on his own recog- nizance when he pleaded guilty, Flor enzo Othon was re-employed by the company from which he admitted that he stole ST. He admitted his guilt to Justice De Souza before whom he ap- peared yesterday. Sentence will be passed on the boy Friday at l.: 30 o'clock.
 FINED FOR FAILURE-J. c. Ad- ans was fined $50 by Judge Stanford for failing to report for jury duty When the\list of jurors was called yes terday, the hotel man did not re- spond and the court ruled that he be fined. Three others failed to answer | to the call, William Davis. J. c. Davis | and l.. W. Pitts, but Judge Stanford held that they had good excuse for not being present, while Adams did not. MAJOR SHINE LEAVES ajo1 | Francis E. Shine. state director in charge of medical advisory boards for Arizona, left Phoenix last night for Bisbee where he will make brief visit at his home. 0rSThursday Major Shine will leave for Chicago to attend con ference in that city on June 13 and 14 of all medical advisory heads of the AS states. The conference will include a discussion of matters concerning the new draft.
 l LlNVILLE IN NEW POST-W. 1T Linville, for the past six years deputy in the office of the county recorder ! has rQciOnad In 1NnGifinn uifI the Phoenix Flour mills. Mir. Linville who is rated as one of the best office men in the city, takes the place of " B. Walsh who leaves shortly for Kan sas City. Linville's efficiency and per sonaity made him a valuable man il the office of the county recorder. His | successor has not vet been named.
 SUE FOR MINE TITlE-A suit tt quiet title is being heard by a jury il Judge Lyman's court. The action wa! brought by the Carmelita Mining an. Milling company against Ida J. Bur. rell, Ernest King and Charles Subers The claim in question is the Gila Mon. ster in the Yuma Mountain mining district in this county. The compan! is controlled by Kansas business mer and the superintendent of the mine i: J. A. Marr who was the principal wit ness in the case yesterday.
 RECEIVES OKRA SEED The Phoenix Chamber of Commerce has re- ceived a quantity of long green okrs seed which it will give to some careful gardner who will make use of it and report upon his success. It is said that New York firm will use from 5,00( to 10000 pounds of the dried okra this year and will pay 40 cents per pound for it. One acre should yield at leas 300 pounds of the dried okra, and as i grows rapidly and natures quickly i would seem profitable in small acres.
 TWO JOIN MARINES-Announcine that he had enlisted with the marines Earl Galpin yesterday said goodby tC his friends before leaving for Sar Francisco. The young son of MT. ant Mrs. A. w. Galpin joined the color. and has been ordered to report at 2 Pacific port. Popular with the juniol set there were scorer of young people who wished him we'll before his de. parture. William Houghton, a frient of Galpins and also well known in tn, high school contingent, left with hin for the coast. He too, has joined tho marines.
 BOUND OVER-Gilbert Roseland was bOullu ONtI lO tie SupellOI COuT from Justice Wheeler's court yesterda, . on the charge of assault with intent tt commit rape. The bond of the whit, man, who is alleged to have attempted to mistreat Amelia Esquer a Mexican woman. was placed at S1,000. The mal and woman worked on neighbornl ranches in Scottsdale. Roseland, ac cording to the evidence, went to tn, Esquers tent in the absence of tn, woman's husband. Her cries gave tn, alarm and the matter was reported tt the sheriffs office and the arrest o Roseland followed.
 ARIZONA OBJECT LESSON-In al article in the Orchard and Farm,