Arizona republican., 1919-06-01

combs of the latest model, purchased | by the army for use in the war. The | combs will be sold in quantity lots. and ! may be obtained through the quarter master department warehouse at Jef- ! fersonville, Ind.
 LEAVES FOR FRANcE-Hon. Nor ris Goldwater will leave Prescott to- night for New York on his way to France. The member of the legislature from Yayapai county is going overseas in the interests of the Masonic lodge of which he is a prominent member. Barry Goldwater left for the north last evening to make a brief visit with his brother before his departure.
 PHOENIX PHYSICIAN IN LOS ANGElES-Dr. Charles C. Bradbury, who up until two year sago was one of the leading osteopath physicians of this city, has recently opened offices | in the Auditorium building in Los Angeles. Dr. Bradbury was in ill health when he left Phoenix, but after two years of travel and freedom from active practice, has regained his good i health.
 STAMPED ENVELOPES TO COST 1 MORE-The price of printed and un- 1 raised F cents on the thousand begin ming July l, according to an announce ment by postoffice officials. This in 1 cludes envelopes known as No. ) and | No. 13. The 2-cent letter rates and the | 1-cent postal card and local letter rates i of pre-war days will also be in effect on July 1.
 FROM MILITARY ACADEMY-Bert Friedman, son of MT. and Mrs. N. | Friedman, of this city, has returned from Roswell, N NJ, where for the past six months he has been attending the military academy. Bert and his par ents will leave soon for California. where they will pass the summer. He will return to the academy in the fall.
 WON'T DISMISS BIG TAX CASES The supreme court yesterday refused
 to dismiss the appeal of the county of
 Gila and the state of Arizona in the
 tax cases with the International smelt- i CT and the Inspiration Copper com pany as asked in a motion to dismiss by the companys attorney, Edward s. Rice. This means that the appeal will be tried on it's merits in the supreme court
 WIFE ASKS Charging desertion and failure to provide, Mrs ] Maud Garfield yesterday filed suit for ! divorce against J. H. Garfield. Ac- | cording to the complaint, the husband D gave his wife ground for divorce ir O May, 1917, when he is alleged to have
 left her. The couple married in Will
 more Kansas, in September, 1913, and
 have no children. Mrs. Garfield asks 3 the right to resume her maiden name 5 Maud MusgTave
 | AT CONGREGATIONAL cHURct ' The subject of the sermon of Rev. J , H. Heald of the Congregational churcl 0 this morning will be, Skin for skin r yea, all that a man hath will he giv' 3 for his life" The question will b. 1 asked; Who said it? and Is it so? Tn 0 sermon will be appropriate to tn y season, following Memorial day. Nil
 Heald, who is returning from the east jt will be in the city today.
 SUES AFTER LONG DEsERTIof = A husband who is said to have de
 serted his wife 10 years ago and who's o whereabouts has been unknown to he
 for the past years is the defendan o in a divorce action instituted yesterda
 by Mrs. G. P. White against Glen I. White. The couple married in Okla
 homa in 1904, and in 1909, the plaintiff
 alleges, her husband left her. Sh I claims that he has not supported he [ since the date of the desertion. ! TAKE BOOKS AND RECORDS . ; The books and records of the Texa
 Globe Oil and Gas company were take is yesterday from the office of the pres r. dent of the company, Walther Wolf, ly the Del Key building, by an offici v, of the corporation commission, an ill taken into the statehouse for examina r. tion and investigation. Officials of u A company have been cited to appear c S. June 5 and show cause why they haN
 not compiled with the investment law
 of Arizona. They are charged wit ] selling stock in the concern without l permit.
 < BRENK GETS VERDICT - jul
 in Judge Lymans court last evening r' s' turned verdict of s45O for the piair " tiff in the suit on note brought by Rol IT. ert J. Brenk, Jrs. against Francis el Began. The verdict was signed by tt
 jurors. Brenk, who came west wi Began and whose partner he was HIS several ranch deals, sued for $4,2C ne Began claimed that Brenk dsed fral and undue influence to secure the not
 and brought counter claim for $l, 3i - The case was suh'nitted without arg or ment by counsel.
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