Arizona republican., 1918-12-19

street, JdIneS NyerS or bdkeF, Ofe., dn experienced real estate man, having | taken the place as ranch salesman.
 NO COTTON NAMES DRAWN There was no drawing of names at the | Southwest Cotton company's gin yes | terday, due to the fact that Christmas 1 falls one week from that date, and the 1 gin will be closed for Christmas
 PARADISE-VERDE ASSOCIATION | The Paradise Verde Protective Asso- citation will meet at l o'clock next Sat urday afternoon at 2SS East Washing ton street for an important business session All land owners have been in vited to attend. CALL TO EASTERN STAR-AH members of the Eastern Star Phoenix Chapter No. }, are requested to turn in their fruit for the hospital by the end of the week, as all fruit must be in by that date Call 4479 or S1S4 for further information
 ENGINEER ATWOOD BACK TO- OAY-State Engineer B. NJ Atwood who has been in the east for some months, spending a considerable part of the time in FlOrida where he had been called by the illness of Mrs. At wood, will return to the city this morn ing.
 RETURN TO ,PHoENlx-Captain
  this city, are registered at the Com mercial hotel preparatory to reestab- fishing their home here. Captain Me Kinley is just back from military serv- | ice, and was formerly an insurance man in this city.
 MANY LOS ANGELEANs IN | TOWN-Among the Los Angeles peo- pie who registered at the Jefferson hotel yesterday were H. Coger, C. ". McGraw, M. T. Hoover and C. H. | Bowman. Two other Californians ar rived at the hotel yesterday, B. T. ! Wright and F. E. Pickering, both of | San Francisco.
 GET SET COLONIAL LAWS | There was received at the office of the | state librarian yesterday a set of the colonial laws of New Hampshire. en- acted since 1879. The laws have lately been reprinted and the verbiage in cluding the peculiar spelling of colonial days, has been carefully followed | FOR STEALING BED-Jack Hart. | charged with petty larceny, was found guilty by Justice Wheeler yesterday and sentenced to pay a fine of s3O or serve as many days in the county jail | Being short of funds, Hart will pass the coming month behind the bars | Hart stole bed valued at S6 from R. Yelton of Cave Creek.
 PHOENIX PIONEER IN ClTY-G H. Rothrock, a pioneer of Phoenix who has for some years been living in the | upper part of the valley, was in the city yesterday He brought word of the recent death in Los Angeles of Elmer Wood, a brother of Mrs. Rothrock. and several years ago a resident of Phoenix Mrs. Rothrock has gone to the coast to attend the funeral.
 MANY IN "GYM" CLASSES-More than 8 business men have joined the noon class and the 5:30 class at the Y. NJ. c. A., and are coming fine, ac- cording to reports. Everyone is en- thusiastic and a booster for physical training. A large number of men who cannot get away from their offices earlier are attending the senior class on Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings at S:15 to 9:30 o'clock FREED OF CATTLE THEFT CHARGE-T. B. Bond, better known about town as Tex" Bond, was given his preliminary hearing before Justice
 De Souza yesterday on the charge of cattle stealing, the case being dis missed for insufficient evidence Bond was charged with the theft of COW and two calves from K. Katsuma He claimed to have made the purchase of
 the cattle from a man named Jones, ] who has since left the country.
 SAYS WIFE DESERTED-Tha his
 wife deserted him two months after
 their marriage and went to Seattle
 where she was known only by her
 maiden name. Taylor, is the charge made by M. H. Anderson in a divorce
 complaint filed in the superior court yesterday. The Andersons were mar
 ried in this city in October, 1917. Tn
 December of the same year Mrs An derson is alleged to have left her hus- band, who is now seeking legal separa-
 tion.
 THESE WILL MARRY to
 wed were issued yesterday to Edward ? R. Quijada, 91, Phoenix and Dolores r Oravuena, 3S, Phoenix; Jose L. Gut 9 terez, 30, Phoenix and Martha Daley [ IS. Phoenix; Antonio Fernandez B l Tolleson and Julia Padilla, 22, Tolle- . son; Alfredo Parazon, 21, Aguila and : Conception Mayaraga, 26, Aguila; C.
 B. Schmidt, A, Phoenix and Norma
 Gilpin, 26, Phoenix and Adolphus Mo-
 raga, IS, Tempe and Petra Pena, IS Tempe.
 LIST ACCOMMODATIONS The chamber of commerce is desirous of , having the owners of apartments list
 their offerings. Dozens of inquiries are received each day by the chamber
 of commerce from visitors seeking ac-
 commodations of this nature. There is also a great demand on the part of
 health seekers who desire room and board in the city. Residents of the ] rural districts with spare accommoda- . s tions are urged to get in touch with ? the local organization at the earliest :. opportunity.
 = NEW SOUTH SIDE LINE PRO. y POSED-Application was made to the state corporation commission yesterday :. by the Union Auto Stage company tc = put on q service between the towns o1
 Phoenix, Tempe and Mesa. The stage T. company for some years has been oper- 7 ating through Tempe and Mesa tc
 Globe and Miami. Other companies . now operating between Mesa, Tempe | and Phoenix are the Egypt Stage com T pany and the Apache Trail company
 The matter has been set for hearing next Monday morning at 10 o'clock. JUDGE SAWTELLE RETURNS -
 United States Judge Sawtelle has re-
 turned to his home in Tucson after {
 brief trip to Washington, where h, was interested in urging the passage
 of a bill providing for an additiona
 federal judge of this state. Govern
 ment officials in Phoenix profess tt have had no conversation with Judg, | 60 al Ia ic