Arizona republican., 1918-06-07

zona. New Mexico and Texas, lectur- ing under the auspices of the Y. M. c. A. war committee situated in Fl Paso.
 ONE TWIN DlES-News of birth and death have been. received here from San Diego in the word of the birth of twins to State Auditor and Mrs. Jesse Boyce on Sunday. Later news brought word of the passing away of one of the children.
 WlCkENBURG AIDS FUND-A balance of s192.O5 of the Wickenburg part of the Y. M. c. A. war fund was forwarded yesterday to Secretary J. O. Sexson of the Phoenix Y. M. c. A. by H. c. Springer, cashier of the Wicken- burg bank.
 PROUD PtRENT-If yon get the wrong letter today ~ou may know it was not done Intentionally but just be- cause Claude Cowan of East Willetta street, assistant superintendent of mails. is proud father the boy born
 FOUR GO TO CAMP CODY = Four men left at o'clock last even- ing for Camp Cody to enter military service. They are Alexander Nichol of Auburn, Indiana; Jess T. F. Fri andsen of Minneapolis; David Creigh- ton, registered in Chicago but resi- | dent of Maricopa county; Anastano l NalenZuela of Phoenix.
 MURPHY CANNlNG-Mrs. Marga- ret Baker and Miss Agnes Hunt, assis- tant state leaders for the Boys and | Girls club, will conduct a canning dem onstration this afternoon at 3 o'clock in the Murphy schoolhouse to which the club members invite their parents and the older people interested in this important conservation work.
 ClARlDGE, SR., BETTER-Presi- dent Claridge of the senate who was preparing to leave for the coast where he had learned that his father was ly- ing seriously ill of stroke of paralysis, yesterday received a telegram stating that his father was recovering from the effect of the stroke and was in no im- mediate danger.
 SABOTAGE CHARGE - Vincent Sandoval was arraigned before the United States commissioner yester- day morning on a charge of sabotage and held to the federal court on a s200O bond, which he was unable to furnish. According to the govern ment agents. Sandoval is accused of interfering with the raising of cot ton in the Chandler district.
 WINSTON PROMOTED T. E.
 Winston of this city is proudly, and justly so, displaying the warrant his
 son has just received making the young man sergeant of the 234th
 Aero service squad. Sergeant Edmund
 E. Winston is a Phoenix boy who has
 climbed fast even for the airplane
 branch. He has been in the service for but four months at Kelly Field and is
 already a non- commissioned officer.
 RO-AMERlCAN DAY - Tester
 day was Afro-American day at the
 local board. Ten or more Afro ) American men appeared before the board for investigation and for classi-
 fication. The investigation was more
 especially to ascertain family obliga :. tions of the men. as to marriage anC : number of children, and the statu { of them as heads or supports o 5 families. .-.... SOME JUDGES-A judges conven 1 tion might well have been called il U Phoenix yesterday for the number o T jurists in the city among whom wer ! Judge Pattee of Pima county, Judg I Perkins of Coconino county Judg y George H. Crosby. Jr., of Apache coun ty and Judge Sweeney of Yavapa county. Not all the judges were oc ' cupied in the local courts but the Q dropped in during the course of tn
 day.
 q RETURNS coAT-when G. H. Co
 and family, the people whose bab n died Tuesday while they were on tn
 way to Mesa from Texas, were trans . ferred from the auto of A. F. Holzer 0
 Globe to that of Bert Winger on ac
 count of a break down. MT. Cox lief
 his coat in the Holzer car. N Mr. Holze | farOr la+ @In h, !. r came on to Phoenix yesterday and ha
 left it at The Republican office wher ! the owner may call for it.
 ASK NEW TRlAl-Judge Perkin " of Coconino county, sitting as specia n judge in the damage action of G. x Earl versus B. A. Gillespie, yesterda ;, heard a motion for a new trial of tn q case which he has taken under advise
 ment. Earl recently brought sui
 against Gillespie for 5000 the jury re
 turning a verdict for the defendan V, The motion for new trial was mad by J. J. Cox who with A. Y. Moor a represented Earl F. Louis Zimmerma = and Joseph E. Morrison are counst = for Gillespie.
 BUICK STOLEN-When Sam W
 Proctor, secretary of the corporatio T commission arose yesterday mornin :; he found himself short Buick A." | had been stolen from in front of hi i residence in the Maryland Apartment n in the night. Mir. Proctor, who ha -. been at Riverside, returned hom .' shortly before 12 o'clock, but did nc Ss' retire for nearly an hour. It was re I' ported yesterday that a machine re "a sembling his was seen abandone K along the Mcdowell road some tim K, after 1 o'clock. The machine is Mode .n b. 2h. it's factnrv nunher is 2Sl 1 4