Arizona republican., 1918-01-24

Lin B. Orme will speak on the cost or milk production while c. Winfred Hart ranft will tell of dairy herd manage ment under present conditions.
 RED CROSS ANNUAL-The annual meeting of Central Arizona chapter of the Red Cross will be held this even- ing at the Womans club. It is eX- pected that there will be a very large attendance as there are several thou sand memebers of the chapter.
 MURPHY SCHOOL-There will be a box social at the Murphy school for the Murphy school district on Friday evening of this week. It will commence at 7:30 o'clock and the women of the district are requsted by those in charge to bring well filled lunch boxes while the men are to bring well filled pock- etbooks
 ASKS DEcREE-Charging failure to provide, Mrs. Edna Gladys Thorpe has instituted divorce proceedings in the superior court against Thomas E. Thorpe. In seeking separation, the plaintiff asks the right to resume her maiden name, Edna Gladys Hayes. The couple were married in this city in August, 1914.
 WooDMEN DANcE-With a new floor manager, number of orchestra hits planned for the musical end of the affair, and committees planning to make the event attractive, the Wood men of the World will give the regular weekly dancing party at Patrick's hall tomorrow night.
 REVAS GETS TEN DAYS-Because ne had a quantity of marihuana or Cannibas Indica in his possession and was also detected in the act of smok Ing the narcotic, Manuel Revas, ar rested by the police, was given a ten days sentence to the city jail, by Judge Thomas in police court yesterday aft ernoon.
 IN SUPREME coURT-The case Of Jose Otero, appellant, ys Teofilo Otero, appellee, appealed from the superior court of Pima county, was yesterday filed in the supreme court The order setting yesterday, January 2S, as the day for oral argument of the case of o. J. Cotey, appellant Vs. the County of Greenlee, appellee was yesterday set aside.
 NORMAlITES TO WINSLOW - A special excursion of the Santa Fe will start for Winslow tonight with the 15 or more members of the Tempe Normal basketball team. The team will stop over at Prescott on the return journey for a game with the Prescott high school. The round trip rate to the excursionists is :, fare and a third
 BURROUGHS MAN IN TOWN - W. W. Cooley, advertising representa- tive of the Burroughs Adding Ma chine company for this section, is visiting this city in the interests of hfe- pride at the recent growth of Phoe- nix, and since his marriage here, 2C years ago, he has been real friend of the city.
 TOO FEW DocToRs-On accoun of a scarcity of medical men in Santa Cruz county, the medical advisor! board recently named for that county by Major Francis E. Shine, has beer abolished, also by order of Majo l Shine, and the registrants in tha county have been instructed to go fol l all necessary medical advice to thu medical advisory board in Pimi | county at Tucson.
 1 w. s. Buchanan, of the Christian church, is mourning the loss of his per | fectly good Ford automobile, stolen ol Tuesday evening from in front of tn Y. M. c. A. building. The car bear state license No 446 and has never bee known to wander away before. Rev Buchanan thinks the machine has fall en into bad company and is afraid t return home He would welcome in formation as to it's whereabouts.
 WHERE Is REMiNGTON?- W. F Remington of San Francisco. has writ i ten Chief of Police George O. Brisboi asking information as to the where abouts of N. K. Remington. In hi letter he states that the man he seek lived in Arizona for many years, some time at Ray, also at Globa and Gil Bend. Recently letters addressed him have been returned. Any infor nation as to N. K. Remington shoul be communicated to Chief Brisbois.
 PLEADS NOT GUILTY - G. { Lightfoot, alleged to have violated tt motor vehicle law relative to speedin in the 20-mile territory on North Ger tral avenue, entered plea of not guilt when arraigned before Justice Wheelt yesterday morning. He will be give trial at 10 o'clock tomorrow mornin F. G. Johnson admitted he had violate the law in the 20-mile territory an was fined s10, by the justice of the cal precinct
 LAW AND ORDER-Mike Ruis. 0 law and order mission, yesterda arrested Joe Mccarthy on charg of violating the prohibition amend
 ment. Ruis, who is a private citize1 alleges that he saw Mccarthy dis posing of liquor in an alley in il
 downtown business district. McCarth
 is booked at the county jail and wi
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 fore Justice Wheeler, the date to |
 set today
 JUVENILE SUSPECT-Ray Wol
 said to be under eighteen years of az
 was arrested yesterday by Policema session of number of racy photo ! graphs, a book that by it's title al peared but wasn't, another on the lii
 and adventures of Jesse James and
 number of revolver cartridges. He als
 was carrying several watch fobs beal
 ing the I. w. W. insignia. As he cou not give satisfactory account of hin self he is being held for the juveni court
 TWICE IN JEoPARDY-Joser , Bostock was arrested early yesterds : morning on suspicion of having help, , himself to $1625 beloging to- F1os Brown. his roommate. About the tin , it was pretty well established that Il : suspicion was well founded, eviden , was secured lending color to the bell that Bostock was also a stacker. Whi 2 he was tried before Justice Wheel 7 yesterday afternoon on the robbe , charge. sentence was deferred un Saturday by which time it is believ
 the federal officers will have dete inc rx-lo oth o1, ,f ! can be proven. In the meantime Bo
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