Arizona republican., 1919-07-12

pense for physician and drugs as a result of the encounter. Nash was or dered to pay s200 forthwith and s3o month until the amount is paid in fuil-
 CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION The civil service commission announces that there will be held in this city July 26 an examination for forest and field clerks. Salaries to be filled from ! this register vary from s1100 to $500 | a year. In order to pass the examlha tion it will be necessary for appn- [ cants to qualify in shorthand, type writing, bookkeeping and general edu- ! cational subjects. Those interested are | urged to communicate with Clarence | B. Craig, local secretary of the com ! mission, 26O Federal building, Phoe- nix. Arizona.
 OLDEST DRUM MFR VISITS HEREBY. H. Sutton of Bishop and company, Los Angeles, son Of T. ii. Sutton, oldest commercial traveller in the state. and also the oldest with the Bishop firm, will leave this morning for Los Angeles, after a short visit in Phoenix. MT. Sutton used to have this territory and has since been In the army as a member of the 346th aero squadron.
 RIFLE CLUB MATCH-The Phoe- nix Rifle club will hold a special mem
 bers match shoot Sunday morning for
 a bronze medal furnished by the Ma
 tional Rifle association. The course
 will consist of 20o0 yards magazine
 fire and 300 and 500 yards slow fire.
 The range will be open at ' o'clock and
 the match will start promptly at
 o'clock. It is desired that all members
 be present and prepared to shoot. STOLE REVOLVER, IS CHARGE
 Juan Villa was arrested at 10 o'clock last night by Officer c. l.. Strathy, charged with stealing a Al caliber | Colt revolver from Manuel Portillo, 222 South Seventh street. Villa, it is alleged, stole the weapon from un
 derneath Portillo's pillow last Thurs
 day night. He was placed in confine-
 ment at the city jail for the night. and his case will probably come up
 on next Monday afternoon.
 PASSES BOGUS CHECK - Admit
 ting his guilt when brought before
 Justice Wheeler yesterday, Silas Earl 1 Crawford stated that he was hard up
 when he obtained property from Max Spitalney by means of a bogus check.
 Crawford procured s worth of mer-
 chandise and $15 in cash in return for
 a $20 check drawn on the Phoenix Ma
 tional bank and signed by c. C. Norton.
 Crawford in waiving his preliminary
 in the lower court was held to answer
 to the superior court, his bond being
 fixed at $500 which he failed to furnish.
 CHARGED WITH BICYCLE THEFT l Joe Bochetti was held to answer to
 the superior court for the larceny of a bicycle by Justice De Souza yesterday His bond was fixed at $500 which was l not furnished. The complaining wit } ness was Juan Gonzales and the history of the yellow perir' was gone into by ) men who took the stand who declared that they could not confuse the yellow and brown bicycle with any othel l about town. It was stated that at ont , stage of it's career, the wheel was the s property of Rev. Novatus of St. Mary's $ church.
 COMMANDER KAYs HERE-Com , mander Herbert F.. Rays, L. S. N and Mrs. Rays are the guests of MI and Mrs. Emery Rays, the command ) CTS parents. After a week in the val t ley they have motored to Iron Spring ) to spend the hot July days. Com l mander and Mrs Rays will leave fo $ Idaho in August to visit the former brother MT. and Mrs Emery Kay
 will remain at Iron Springs for tn l. summer.
 9 MANY GET FREE DENTAL WoRI . Nearly so persons received free den Q tai work, either filings or crowns : yesterday at the Monroe school, wher 9 | 26 anO1icaCt daptictc haipo ov : amined by the board Of dental exam iners. Theoretical work was continue : last night in pathology, chemistry, an
 metallurgy and will be concluded to Q day with the examination in mechar : ical dentistry. The practical work wi u be continued through today and pos }, sibly Monday. Election of officer X will probably be held by the board n a meeting to be held tonight at tf 2 Hotel Adams.
 l, FORMER PHOENIX MAN IN GIT 5, -C. Leonard Wolfe, cashier of u
 Merchants and Miners bank of Ra q arrived in the city yesterday, accon l. panied by Mrs. Wolfe. They are sta, . ing at the Jefferson hotel. MT. al y Mrs. Wolfe have just returned fro g six weeks vacation trip to the s. former home in Savannah, Georgi l. also visiting other points in Georgi e Tennessee, Florida and Alabama. Tn, d will leave today for Ray. Fifteen yea n ago Mir Wolfe was connected with t
 circulation department of The Repu j. lican.
 le ARREST TWO RUSSIANS-Po V' Porknoff, 37 years old, a Russian, W
 arrested at 6 o'clock last night 'e Officers Edwards and Williams on li warrant sworn out by Jerry Doy H. The Russian. it is alleged by the cor u plaint, used vile and profane langua lo before Mrs. Doyle in a second Ina (, store owned by Mir. Doyle at Thi ,u avenue and Jefferson street. Al v' Tolmasoff, 39 years old another Ru IT. sian, also was arrested at the sar ", time under a warrant sworn out g MT. Doyle. \ Tolmasoff was charg ,S. with discharging firearms within t <, city limits.
 su FIND DRUGS ON MAN = liar 1T Jarrett 19 years old, white, and J v Banks, 29 years old negro, were 2