Arizona republican., 1918-05-17

the office of the state corporation con- mission by the following new concerns: Dives Mining company, Zellner Piano company, Al Jennings Production con- pany, Arizona Brunswick Mining con- pany, American National Potash cor poration.
 WILL SPEAK SATURDAY-ser- geant H. L. White, three times wounded while in service on the western front, will reach Phoenix tonight and will address the noon meeting of the Womans' club Sat urday. He will speak at other places later, the dates to be announced later by the Chamber of Commerce.
 LICENSED TO WED-Marriage li- censes were issued yesterday to Thom- as Milliken, 20, Phoenix and Marion J. Parker 15, Phoenix; Arthur c. Led better, 21, Glendale, and Arkie NJ. Whit lock, 21, Glendale; William M Ray, 20, Chandler, Jewel c. Stewart, 19, Chand- Ter; Eugene Hall, 4S. Phoenix and Cecile Hastings, g, Prescott.
 VERDICT FOUND - That the yer dict in the pr. Rosa Boido case was i in possession of the clerk of the court | the entire time it was believed to have been lost was learned today when other papers in the case were | assorted. The verdict had slipped in between loose papers and for a time l it was thought that it was either i misplaced or lost.
 HOTEL STOWELL-Fred K. Mac | Donald of the Hotel Stowell of Los | Angeles, is an Arizona visitor just now in Phoenix. He comes to this state to populariZe the Hotel StoweIl with Arizonans who may be going to the coast. The hotel, one of thf newer hotels in Los Angeles, is under new management and is catering es- pecially to Arizona trade. MT. Mac Donald is assistant manager of the establishment.
 SKILLED MEN WANTED Int recent call from Washington for en- gineers, firemen and conductors tc assist in war work found little re- sponse in Arizona, according to . statement from the adjutant generals office Ten men of those professions was asked from this state. Four re- sponded from Maricopa county on the first day, and since then not one haF reported for enlistment. Calls fol aviators have had better success 1T this state Of sixteen called for re- | gently, more than half responded from
 
 Maricopa county.
 BURGLAR Regret ting that the statutes did not permit | him giving Robert Woods a longer term in the state penitentiary at Flor ence, Judge Stanford yesterday sen fenced the burglar to from four to five years. Woods, who pleaded guilty tC the theft of jewels belonging to Mrs John H. Page, stated that he was un- der the, influence of drug when ht entered the Page residence on Nortf First avenue. He said he had served several years terms at Folsom anc San Quinten.
 !; STARTS SECOND SuiT-Chargine that A. H. Fitz, had damaged him to the extent of $6,000 by the circulation and exhibition of a press article, Nj Joe Murphy, detective and dog fancier has brought action for damages II that sum against FitZ. Murphy claims that Fitz forwarded the article to dos journals throughout the country anC the circulation of the article damaged him both in his work as detective anC dog show superintendent. Murphy re gently instituted damage actioI against R. A. Gray for $10000
 JUVENILE COURT-By an arrange ment made by the superior court judge yesterday juvenile affairs will be care' for by the bailfffs of the different divi sions under which the cases are filed J. W. Graham of division 1 and M. A Stewart of division were appointe' to serve without pay. Their work vii be under the direct supervision of tn juvenile court and their duties will b those formerly performed by Proba ton Officer w. J. Osborn who resigne when the board of supervisors refuse to consider an increase of salary fror S100 to $125 as recommended by bot judges.
 "A GREAT STATE, ARIZONA" = This is the title of the new folde just issued by the Santa Fe railwa! opies of which are now on hand a he Chamber of Commerce. c. Seagraves. industrial commissioner ( the company, in writing to th Chamber of Commerce say5 "W always stand ready to help Arizon in a way that will mean the greates
 ;ood for all concerned. It may pleas
 you to know there is a very actiy
 interest among people who are lookin
 for homes in the west. l believe th
 signs are right, and am of the opir
 ion that we can look for a very goo
 movement into the valley during il
 coming year,