Arizona republican., 1918-10-29

Hunt, bloomed out yesterday in the full uniform of a captain of infantry. He has been appointed as aide to Gov ernor Hunt.
 NAB TWO sPEEDERs-H R. Reed and Louis Gittner were haled into court yesterday, the former charged with speeding and the latter with reckless driving. As a result of their indis-, cretion they each are credited with s1O paid into the city treasury.
 NEPHEW IS KILLED-Attorney General Wiley E. Jones, yesterday re- ceived word that his nephew. Leslie Jones, had been killed in an automobile accident in Chicago Sunday night. Young Jones had just completed his arrangements to join the army and ex- pected to leave shortly for France.
 FORMER PHOENIX BOY DIES News of the death of Donald French, the 1S-year- old son of Mir. and Mrs. R. D. French, was received by Phoenix friends yesterday. The French family | formerly resided in this city, but more recently made their home in San Diego where the boy passed away a few days ago.
 NEW CORPORATlONS-Altieleso of incorporation were filed yesterday with the corporation commission by the following firms: Franco American 1 Copper company of Prescott, Valley 1 Investment company of Phoenix. Doug | las Gypsum Block and Plaster com pany. Oklahoma Extension Oil and Coke company. Neolin Manufacturing and Mining company of Phoenix.
 MAIL TO SIBERIA-The Red Cross has nothing whatsoever to do with i sending mail or Christmas packages to United States men in Siberia, either civilians or men in the expeditionarv forces. But mail or packages to Si- beria are subject to the United States domestic classification. conditions and rates of postage Such mail may not exceed, seven pounds in weight
 ARMY OFFICER ASKS DIVORCE That his wife deserted him in Fl Paso in 1915. was the statement made by Lieutenant Guy Wonder in the divorce court yesterday The young army of ficer stated that his wife refused tC make her home in Arizona although ht repeatedly asked her to join him here The marriage took place in Montrose Colo, in November, 1912. Judge Stan ford granted the decree.
 MAY GET A LION-Mr. and Mrs
 Horace Worden and Alden Worden, who
 went on deer hunting trip near Ma
 gales few weeks ago with a party
 of other hunters, made a second triI
 week or so later in search of {
 mountain lion which they asserted haC
 made tracks all over the community
 are expected back within a short tim,
 with either the lion or a good excus, for not bringing it in.
 DISCUSS REFoRMs-Miss Louis, Stanley, Washington. D. C. and Mis- Beulah Coon of the University of Ari zona faculty were in consultation yes
 terday with l. Colodny, state directo
 of vocational education in the matte
 of proposed reforms in the school cur riculums pertaining to agriculture anC
 other vocational subjects. Miss Stan
 ley is federal director in the home eco
 monies section for the south and west
 her territory embracing 22 states
 SAME POLLING PLACES -Clarenc
 Standage, clerk of the board of super r visOrs, made the announcement yester 1 day that the polling places in tn I Phoenix precincts would be the sam ) for the general election on Tuesda next as in the primary election held las
 September. There will be no change C { location whatever. he said. The stree
 and number of the various city pollin 3 places will be given publicity befor
 election.
 ) WILL R. kETCHUM SAFE OVER
 SEAS-Mrs. Will R. Ketchum yester ) day received word of the safe arriva
 in England of her husband. Ketchun . who is a member of company M, 134t
 infantry, left Camp Dix for oversea
 october IA Mrs Ketchum was par ticularly relieved to receive the cable J since her husband only recently re 1 covered from a severe attack of Span ] ish influenza. MT. Ketchum was J Well-known insurance man of this city
 He left Phoenix in May for Cam Cody.
 LAW SUIT HIS ESTATE-An ac
 ton for damages estimated at $500 an , a few clothes was the estate left b N' Luis Lopez, according to the petitiO Il for leters of administration filed h
 D. A. Fraser. in the superior coul , yesterday. The action for damages j against the Southwestern Constructio ! company and while the value is undt ! termined it is not believed to be mol J than $500. The heirs of the estate al 7. the dead mans wife and three childre {. The hearing on the petition will be he r. before Judge Lyman on November II l. 1:30 o'clock.