Arizona republican., 1919-11-27

 
 IS VISITING HERE-G. A. Mont gomery of Los Angeles is in the city, visiting his son, Morris Montgomery on West Adams street. He came over for Thanksgiving and will remain for some time.
 LOOK HERE FOR POLITICAL TlMBER-Old Cochise county demo- crats, said not to be satisfied with their own county gubernatorial mater iaL, are looking to Phoenix for man, but none of the men now in office who are ambitious to be governor. Ac- cording to politicians yesterday these old Cochise democrats are turning their eyes toward Charles B. Ward, we'll known attorney. Judge Ward was waited upon yesterday by one of the old Cochise democrats who expressed the wish of himself and Cochise as. sociates. The judge said he had a substantial law practice and did not want to give it up and that he had not thought of running for givernor.
 WAS LED RAY-Antonio Mar tinez. IT, the police say, was led astray by Tomas Nalasquez, 27, as the result Of an investigation following their ar rest by Officer Papo. When taken into custody Papo says they had a roll of bedding and an electric fan in their possession. An electric fan similar to the one now in the custody of the police, has been missed from d restau- rant. Nalasquez was charged with carrying concealed weapons, to hold him pending further investigation. No charge has been placed against the boy.
 THESE MAY MARRY-Licenses to marry have been issued by the clerk of the superior court to the following persons; James o. Pierce, S1, and Louise Maud Pratt, 2S, of Los Angeles 1 Glen Sunbury, professional name "Kinko," 21 of Orange, Calif., and Marie Hayden, 21, of Los Angeles; Loren Ogan, 22, of Wabash county, | Ind, and Agnes Casey, 21, of Wabash Ind; William C. Walker Jr, D, o1 Yuma, and Myrtle Davis Burch, q, ol Phoenix; Julian B. ChaVes, A, anC Carmen Bush, IS, both of Phoenix Chester $. Hall, 22, and Anna Cole, 20 both of Phoenix; Cyril John Gerb1sh A, and Catherine Ann Cleary, 26, botf of Phoenix; Floyd E. Kelis, 29, anc Naomi F. Yaggy, both of Wickenburg Miguel P. Lauro, 3S, and Carlota Lo peg, 94, both of Phoenix; Willie E, Williams, 27, and Rosie Watkins, r both of Phoenix; Wallace F. Main. 2l of Mesa, and Emma Escapul, .21, 0 Glendale.
 POSTPONE HEARING-Postpone
 ment of a scheduled hearing by tn
 state corporation commission at Tue
 son for the Tucson Gas. Electric Ligh
 and Power company, is announced iron December to December 9.
 HARBEN A VISITOR - Attorne, George w. Harben, Flagstaff, visite
 in Phoenix yesterday and called O
 Attorney General Wiley E. Jones, un der whom he served the state for sev eral years.
 PLEADS GUILTY TO GAMING = George Lewis, charged with gaming , changed his plea to guilty yesterda 1 afternoon before Judge Stanford an , will be sentenced Friday at 9:S o'clock Sam Smith and Arbo, tw others held on a similar charge, als ] changed their pleas to guilty and wi be sentenced at the samc time.
 SUES FOR DIVORCE-Mrs. Crys ? tai B. Hughes filed suit for divorc
 yesterday from Charles K. Hughe whom she married at San Diego, De
 cember 4, 1907. There are three chi } dren.
 HE MUST HAVE Shoutin, I've got five yet to serve at Joliet
 Hoo -rayi" F. l.. Davis was brougf ' into the county jail yesterday after noon, where an examination of hil was made as to his sanity. It wa
 found he is nonresident, so relative
 in Golden, H., have been notifie
 Davis was very boisterous all throug Q the day, calling out loudly on severi occasions, I'm an American, frol
 America, and l don't care who know i it!" Some of the officials expresse e the belief that he is really an escape e convict from the Illinois penitentiar t as he claims.
 = SENTENCE SUSPENDED-Deme s rio Alvarez, arraigned before Judg
 Stanford on a charge of failure to pro !. vide for his wife and minor child, wa 0 placed under suspended sentence fC s five years and ordered to pay s30 s month toward their support. He wa
 remanded to the custody of Constab - Woods of Tempe.
 Il STATE GETS LOVING CUPS e Three handsome loving cups came in {. the possession of the state yesterda d The cups are handsome silver creation s and were presented by the Kansas Ci r International Soil Products expositit e for 1919. One was in recognition @ Arizona fruit, another recognized t1
 fact that Arizona had the best arrang Y exhibit, and the third was in token 5 the sorghum display that Arizona h;