Arizona republican., 1918-06-14

northern Arizona where they will pass the summer months. They are old residents of the valley and are well known throughout the state.
 BONDS ARE FlXED-JeSus Jimirez and Estavan Casillos, alleged to belong to the band of bandits who burglarized the Southside stores last winter. were arraigned before Justice De Souza yes terday and will be given their pre- liminary examination on a burglary charge at o'clock Monday afternoon. The bond in each case was placed at Sl,000 which the defendants failed to furnish.
 CANNING NSTRATION-An young people of the Adams school dis trict who are interested in the canning club work are requested by those in charge to meet at the Central school building, Saturday, June 15, at o'clock. A canning demonstration in charge of Miss Grace Tufts and the assistant state club leaders, will be given at the meeting.
 PERCY IN MARINES Raymond Percy, a graduate of the Phoenix nigh school who joined the marines here last April left the coast Friday evening
 
 upon a six weeks training in search light signalling. preparatory to eoing lover there." Young Percy, who is graduate of an eastern electrical school is a very enthusiastic marine booster and has made good during his eight weeks training on the coast.
 GOES ON VACATION-W. J. Birge, proprietor of the Yellow Taxi-cab line, left last night on an extended vacation. lie will first go to Los Angeles where re will remain a week and will then 20 to Shasta Springs for a season of trout fishing. Before his return about October 1 he will probably visit Hon. olulu, not for ght-seeing but for the ocean voyage. His business here will run along as usual.
 DOES FANCY DRivING-A young man giving the name of Lloyd Tritle was arrested early last evening on Washington street between Second and Third avenues for driving a ma chine in a reckless manner. Police of | ficers Feuerriegel and Brisbois stated that young Tritle was driving a Super six machine from curb to curb on Washington street and turning circle. in the intersection of the streets and | finally driving off on the wrong side oi the street.
 INDIAN CELEBRATIoN-W is received that the Indian population al Mcdowell is making intensive prepa- rations to celebrate the 4th of July. Il will be a regular old fashioned westerr celebration, with horse racing bronco busting, and baseball game, as the large features. (Shelter sheds are al ready being erected for the conven- fence of the public. Refreshments vii be sold on the grounds. The Indian! are particularly interesed in the fac that they are to compete against thu | PimaS in marv sports.
 IS BOUND OVER-Jose Galvas charged with white slavery. was boun' over to the federal grand jury yes terday by Acting United States Com missioner Frank De Souza under s1 % bond, which he did not furnish. He in the county jail. He was arrested b Fred Weage, deputy United State marshal, it being charged in the com plaint that he transported a woma from Fl Paso to a little town on tn main line of the Southern Pacific i
 violation of the Mann act.
 RELEASED TO SEA SERVICE The local board yesterday released tw men who registered for military servic June ,. and one the day before, be couse they wished to join the marin or naval forces. The government ha
 made provision for such releases fo
 any who wish to enter these branche
 of the service, Secretary M. T. Weyar
 said yesterday. Some of the boys" Il
 said" would rather enter the navy marine corps now than to wait the. time for going to a military camp"
 ONE MORE IIMEnRTIIhATE T., lio MancillaS was taken into custod yesterday morning by Police Office Grove and is being held at the city ia , on a charge of transporting intoxicat
 ing liquors. The officer claims to hay found three quarts of Budweiser be- and 22 quarts of vintage wine in tt mans possession. The man will prot ably be transferred to the county ia [ when the county attorney files form charges against him.
 ACQUIRES GARAGE-Sidney Burk bookkeeper at the Walter Hill con pany, has purchased the interests Whartman and Duncan in the Cactl garage on the corner of Second avenl and Polk street. The business was e. } tablished several years ago by Rer , nett and Wells who disposed of the 5 interests to Whartman and Dunca
 MT Burks has been a resident = Phoenix for the past year and a ha and was formerly employed by NJ 9 Arthur Brothers Auto company. . MANY USE |. C. S.-E. D. William I assistant superintendent for the Der ! yer district of the I. C. $. is spendir e the week in Phoenix with the Arizor e representative, George A. Hollowe
 MT. Williams reports that there a 8 over two million persons in Amerit = today, studying through his schot = The war conditions have emphasiz, o the value of technical training al = thousands of young men and wom, s have enrolled recently for intensi s training. It is particularly noticeab o that more women have taken up tn n study by mail so as to fit themselv D for various activities formerly occr
 pied by men.