Arizona republican., 1919-04-15

brought before Justice De SOuZa yes terday on the charge of stealing a Soo suit Of clothes from Hanny's. The court bound Estrada over to the supe- rior court. placing his bond at Sooo which he failed to furnish.
 BOGUS CHECK CHARGE-Cornelio Olgiun, charged with obtaining money and property by a bogus check, was arraigned before Justice Wheeler yes- terday at which time he waived his preliminary hearing. He was held to answer in the sum of $500 bail which he failed to furnish.
 FACE STATUTORY CHARGE = Arrested on the complaint of the wonn- ans husband, Antonio Olivarilia, Jose Cruz and Lola Olivarilla were ar raigned before Justice Wheeler yester- day on a statutory charge. They will be given their preliminary hearing a! 10 o'clock Thursday morning. THESE WILL MARRY-Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to Law renee Manville, 2S. Phoenix and Lucille l Wilson, 26, Shoenix; Atlino Villela, 2S, Tempe and Maria Villarino. 2S, Tempe; Kemp H. Heften, 21, Mesa and Maggie Brookshire, IS, Mesa; Lazaro Apodera- do, 46, Phoenix and Martha Bell, 39. Phoenix.
 TO HIGHWAY MEETING-A. F. Jones leaves Saturday evening for Min- eral Wells, Texas where the National l Highway association and the Bankhead association will convene for one week beginning April IA to 19 inclusive MT. Jones will be gone about one week and will then return to his home on North Central avenue.
 CREIGHTON p. T.-The Parent 1 Teacher association of the Creighton district cordially invite the patrons of the school to meet for a social and | business evening on Thursday, April IT, at s o'clock p. m. Matters of inn portance to the school interests will be discussed.
 NEW DRESS FOR STREET COPS Bush Anderson, head of the traffic de- partment is having the silent traffic policemen on the main crossings re. painted a pure white. The pavement for a distance of four inches around the traffic markers is also being painted white in order to render the markers more visible.
 APPROVE LOCAL c. OF C.-Harry Welch secretary of the chamber o1 commerce is in receipt of a letter iron Arthur Woods assistant secretary O the national council of defense a
 Washington stating the department was well pleased with the manner anC plan in which the discharged men hat been handled in this city.
 GO TO GRAND CANYoN-Mrs. A A. Hyde and daughter, Miss Martha O
 Wichita, Kan, who have been stopping at the Jefferson hotel for the past few days, left yesterday for few days stay at the Grand Canyon en route tt their home. They have been the guest
 of the formers daughter, Mrs. Nj. T Greer, at Castle Hot Springs for tn
 past few weeks. =
 HERE PREPARING FOR DEBATE Howard T. Mitchell and Franklin D
 Walker, captains. respectively of th'
 negative and affirmative debating
 teams of the University of Arizona
 were visitors Sunday and yesterday il
 the pursuit of material for the uuiver
 sity debate on the question of whethe
 or not the railroads should be retainet
 under government control. The tw'
 orators were sent here by the univer
 sity to interview Phoenix and stat ! authorities on the question.
 BACK FROM STATE TRiP-W. 4 Mouer, land commissioner for Arizona
 has returned from 0 two weeks tri
 over the south central portion of tn
 state, on business and inspection fo
 the land and the loan department.
 He visited the Tombstone, Wilcox, Fol
 Huachuca and Empire districts, an J the Gila valley in the vicinity of Sat
 ford. Range conditions in that part (
 the state Commissioner Mouer say
 were very bad during the winter, bt ; have improved somewhat since tn ! spring rains.
 3 COME HOME, DEMORE-Demo1 : Turner's mother wants him to com 1 home. She sent a wire to the sheri 0 yesterday to that effect, and the sheri r will appreciate information as to tt s young mans whereabouts, so that u ? message may be delivered. The tele 0 gram was as follows:
 4 Goldfield, Nevada.
 Sheriff,
 4 Phoenix, Arizona
 Kindly ascertain whereabouts of D, . more Turner and inform him tn;
 mother will send railroad tickets. o MRS. c. D. TURNER.
 FAILED TO PROVIDE, IS CHARG 0 Noah E. Guthrie was taken into GU!
 tody yesterday charged with failure
 provide for his two minor children, ti jcourt action being instituted by Gutl
 ries wife, trained nurse at the Soutf l west Cotton companys hospital. A cofding to the statement alleged to ha, ] been made by Mrs Guthrie to the o J ficers, Guthrie left the city some tin n ago promising to send for his famil y That he failed to send for his wife aI
 children and also fell short on the ma
 ter of contributing toward their suppo ] is the charge, according to those WI heard Mrs. Guthrie's story. She is sa to have sent her youngsters to Bou where they were cared for by h
 brother.
 I. PRINTERS BALL AT ARCADIA. II The fine, new Arcadia auditoriu n has been rented by the Phoenix Typ, = graphical union for its dance ne
 Monday night. Charles J. Bessee
 the Phoenix Musicians union has co1 J tracted to furnish an orchestra l eight pieces, including some of the be ] musicians in the city. An excelie J program of dances has been arrang,
 and refreshments will be served fire ie All of these features. added to the rep .n tation which the printers long ha Ill enjoyed as hosts, will prove very a
 tractive to dance lovers, and it is
 lieved that the attendance at the a
 fair next Monday night will eclip r. that of any which has been held u ny Sarcnn