Arizona republican., 1919-10-23

APPRAiSE ESTATE-The estate of Horace A Cook has been appraised | at s4,0o0, according to an inventory and appraisement filed with the clerk of the superior court yesterday by w. Y. Rumney, George U. Young and Joseph R. Loftus, the appraisers.
 CHARGED WITH THEFT OF Bl CYCLE Galletano Moroyoque, charged by Stephen Lathlean with the theft of a bicycle on May l, was ar raigned before Judge De Souza yes terday and held for examination next Saturday at 10 o'clock under $500 bond. He was unable to furnish it and was committed to the county jail
 FACES SERIOUS cHARGE-The hearing of H. H. Taylor, charged with an offense against a young girl, was set yesterday by Judge Stanford for 9:3O o'clock today Taylor, who is married and has a family, is under a suspended sentence of from three to five years at the present time for ob- talnlng property by means of a bogus check
 GIVEN SHOWER PARTY-In honor of Miss Lillian Hall, a bride to be, more than 40 friends gathered last night at shower party given by Mrs. John R. Bradshaw at her home at the corner of Bradshaw and Buckeye roads. The bride was showered with roses and
 many delightful presents were ten- dered- Music and general entertain ment were enjoyed
 | WOULD HALT PLOWlNG-An in | junction suit was brought by Elsie M. Irving and Robert Irving in Judge Ly- mans court to restrain H. Eickhoff a | tor r1f 1,1< land, has been taken under advise- ment until Friday by the judge. The | hearing of the case began Tuesday
 morning and consumed the greater part of yesterday
 DIES AT PIONEERS HOME James Gilson died at the Pioneers
 home at Prescott October 19 of in-
 firmities incident to old age. MT. Gil-
 son was S1 years old and was admit
 ted to the home October 22, 1916 The
 Gilsons were residents of Tolleson for
 a number of years and N~s
 friends in Maricopa county. They
 were the only marr.ed uou.
 Pioneers home.
 TIRE MAN IN CITY Joe Myers
 head of the Myers Tire company, of
 Los Angeles, of which the Arizona
 Tire company is a branch, is in Phoe-
 nix for few days in the interests ot the two companies. The Myers Tire
 company is one of the largest tire
 jobbers in the southwest, and has beer
 extending it's interests largely in Ari-
 zona. He will leave for Los Angeles
 shortly after survey of business con-
 ditions here.
 HOME FROM OHIO-Dr Frank V
 Woodward, wife and daughter, re
 turned Monday evening after fou : months vacation in various parts O } theeast, most of the time having beer
 spent in Carrollton, Ohio, the forme
 home of Mrs. Woodward. They wer,
 accompanied home by Mrs. S. L. Ster ling of Carrollton. who will spend tn, winter in the sunny southland visitin, , her children, Mrs. H. w. Daykin | Charles R. Sterling of the Miller Ster ling company, and Mrs. Woodward. l HAD MERRY JUANA" IS CHARGE-Juan Leon went to hi.
 home in Convent Alley under the in
 fluence of Omnibus Indica, known a. , Merry Juana," according to tn, f phrasing of a complaint for divorc, ! filed yesterday by Antonia Juan 1 through her attorney. J. B. Woodward q She also alleges in the complaint tha  V ger and that he once was sentenced t
 serve 30 days in the city jail for rais ing a disturbance.
 I DENIES HARRIS MOTlON-Judg : Lyman yesterday denied a motion file z Tuesday in behalf Of Charles W. Harri . to dissolve the interlocutory injunctio o issued some days ago, which prohibit o him from interfering in any way wit
 Captain Ingalls, in the performance
 his duties as adjutant general until tl
 end of quo warranto proceedings no ! in course. Counsel for Harris had al gued that the restraining order shoul . be annulled because the court ha ! failed to fix the amount of the super = sedeas bond.
 n YOUNG PEOPLE WE'D = Mis
 Katherine Lee Adams and Harold l T. Wilson were united in marriage at tf Il Christian church last night w tt = Rev w. S. Buchanan. The youn u couple left on a short trip to Tucso e last night, and will be at home aftt l. November 15 on East Garfield M Il Wilson has been a resident of Phot IS nix for the last eight years, comir T. here from Fairmount, West Virgini 't and he is at present foreman at u j. G. G. Morgan Printing company C 'A west AQdulS street, where MISS AQaU
 was also employed.
 "a FACES TWO CHARGES - Andre ;e V. Shahan was arraigned before Judl 10 De Souza yesterday on a charge Ae battery upon the person of Jose P lg dilla and aggravated battery on u ss person of his wife, Augustina Padil CT de Hiames. Both offenses are alleg C. to have been committed October e. Battery, being a misdemeanor, r ne quires a trial, but aggravated batte
 is a felony so Shahan was released J. his own recognizance in the first ma IS ter, but required to furnish $500 bol ca in the second. His trial for batte no and his examination for aggravat UT battery will be conducted on the sar V- date, October 24
 h. REGENTS MEET HERE-The r ng gents of the University of Arizona he h. a meeting yesterday at the Hot in Adams. The following were presen
 Governor Campbell, Colonel Ep e. Randolph. Tucson. chancellor; Timot ill A. Riordan, Flagstaff; John H. Cam ", bell. Tucson; Dean William Scarle -lk Phoenix; E. H. Wells, Prescott; J. er Compton. Tucson; c. o. Case, sta " superintendent of schools, Phoenix: e. B. von KleinSmid, president of | e. university. The board of regents mo at ored in the afternoon to the sta
 experiments at Tempe and Mesa. n- m IHTtnI0 TNnEnT m