Arizona republican., 1918-10-27

arraigned yesterday and released on | his own recognizancc.
 BIOLOGIST HERE-M. E. Mus ! grave, of the United States biological survey, is stopping at the Jefferson hotel during a business visit in the city.
 AFTER ALLEGED EMBEZzLER-I
 Harry De Winton, deputy sheriff, left the city Friday evening for Ken lucky on search for q man wanted on an embezZlement charge
 OOGo TO FiSti Oo0ANO-MrS. C. r. Neese left yesterday for Tucson to visit her husband wno has been l transferred to q point in Indiana and ! will leave today Mrs Neese will re- turn to the city this evening.
 SAFE OVERSEAS-Tyson Carter has cabled his father that he arrived safely overseas. He is in the 133rd infantry medical corps, in what is pop ularly known as the. 'sandstorm di l vision.'
 GENEROUS SPIRIT SHOWN recent call sent out by Mrs. Cate of the emergency hospital for blankets ar< clothing met very generous response. Mrs. Cate wishes to thank all those who so kindly aided by their contri- buttons.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to R.
 Guy Davidson, 40, Phoenix and Della
 NJ. Quarfoth, p, Phoenix; Valentine
 Dias, g., Phoenix and Erenenia Leon,
 22, Phoenix; Augustine Medrina, 2S,
 Mesa, and Maria Saiz, IS, Mesa
 GRAPE FRUIT DE LUXE-One of
 the most beautiful clusters of grape
 fruit ever seen in the valley is a clus-
 ter of the new pink variety grown
 by A. Diller X Sons in Orangewood. , This cluster was brought to the cham | Der of commerce by MT. Diller on
 Saturday morning.
 LAST WEEK TO PAY TAxES-The
 first half of the taxes for the year 1918 due Maricopa county will go de- linquent Monday, November 1. This , leaves but one week for the taxpayers , to settle without penalty. Taxpayers
 are urged by Treasurer Sam F. Webb
 to call and pay promptly in order to r avoid the rush of the last few days
 before delinquency.
 , INFLUENZA INFORMATION-Fol : the convenience of people who are in . terested, number of pamphlets ol ' influenza have been supplied to tho { chamber of commerce for distribution
 Anyone desiring a copy, please call l Numerous other pamphlets of interes t to local people are also available fol
 distribution. Bulletins on gardening {. vegetables, peach culture. as well al y copies of the agricultural year bool u may be obtained on personal appli
 cation.
 ,. RED CROSS NEEDS DESK-I S there a roll top desk or table in thi
 town on the stacker list? If so. th' : Red Cross would like to draft anothe desk and table. In the adjustment 0 n the various bureaus and department ;, it is found that the office is in neet II of the above named furniture. Any II one having either of these and wh !, does not wish to give it as a gift tn 5 loan of it for the period of the wa n will be appreciated. If you wish t enlist a desk or table call 1477, and
 will be gladly called for.
 WIFE CHARGES CRUELTY-Cru |, city charges are made in a divorc N complaint filed in a superior cour
 yesterday by Mrs. Ruth N. Stowe yer e sus Robert L. Stowe. Mrs. Stowe al r leges that her husband wrongfully ac n cused her of flirting and having af
 fairs with other men. even going S -t far as to make the charge that he wa !, not the father of their youngest chilo I She asks that she be given the GUS v tody of the two children and tha Y Stowe contribute $50 a month to thei IT support. The Stoves were married i l. this county in November. 1913.