Arizona republican., 1919-04-26

the Sampson tires, with headquarters at Albany.
 BESSIE COINS IS RRiDE-Miss Bessie Coins and Lee Holt were mar ried by Judge Stanford yesterday afternoon. Both young people were under age, the written consent of the parents having to be furnished before the license could be secured.
 CHARGED WITH SPEEDING -I w. N. Berry was fined $10 by Justice Wheeler yesterday for violation of the speed law on North Central avenue. S. V. Bishop and Bill Dellik, who are charged with speeding and who en- tered pleas of not guilty, will be tried Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.
 FELL" SPARKS HERE "Bilr Sparks, recently paroied from the state prison by the governor on the recom- mendation of the pardon board, has been in Phoenix for a few days. He expects to go back to his old home in Globe and seek employment at the mines. Sparks was a rormer sheriff there and was sent up for shooting a man whom he said was reaching for his gun.
 SUES PULLMAN COMPANY-A- leging that she was forced to take passage in a day coach after secur- ing her Pullman tickets, Rosa Beasare has brought suit for s1,000 damages against the Pullman Car company. Mrs. Beasare claims that before leav- ing Los Angeles for Phoenix on June 2, she purchased her Pullman ticket, and was then denied passage. For the discomfort she experienced in the day she is asking damages.
 THESE WILL WED - Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to Okey King Clammer, 3e, Los Angeles, and l Anna c. Vogel, 27, New Albany, Ind; ] Allen Smith, 19, Scottsdale, and Fran
 ces Blackwater, 21, Scottsdale; Harry Holschauser, 24, Carthage, Mo, and | Christine Robertsen, 20, Onawa- Iowa; | F. E. Lane, 29 Phoenix, and Jessie Jean 1 Higley, 23, Phoenix; Earl Gammel, 20, 1 Phoenix, and Ola Todd, IT, Glendale; Lee Holt, 20, Phoenix, and Bessie Go- | ins, IS, Phoenix; George Garner, 45, Mesa, and May L. Pine, A, Gilbert
 DIsMIsSES LARCENY CHARGE i Freed of the petty larceny charge 1 placed against him when he promised | to return the hayrack which caused 1 the complaint to be sworn out against l him, the case of Antonio Salvodore was dismissed by Justice Wheeler yester- 1 day. The complaining witness was
 Ben Pasqualeti, with whom Salvodore
 was once in partnership. After the
 partnership was dissolved, Pasqualeti
 claimed, Salvodore took the hayrack
 which, he said, was his exclusive prop erty.
 1 PICNIC FOR RETURNED SOL | DlER-The employees of the John F.
 Barker company, focal wholesale pro duce dealers, and their families, will
 take part in desert picnic today in
 honor of Chris Kortner, former ship
 ping clerk of the company, who has just returned from service in France,
 where for two and one-haf months he
 saw action at the front More than 40 l employees and their families will be
 present and sumptuous picnic spread
 will be served.
 ASKS ADMINISTRATO OR-Waiving her rights to serve as administrative
 of the estate of her son, Fred R. Niedt,
 Mrs. Mary Niedt yesterday asked the
 appointment of John c. Mason as ad-
 ministrator. Niedt died in this city on
 April 23 and left approximately s2,200
 in cash and residence property that
 brings an income of s70 month. The
 heirsat-law, besides the mother, are
 two half-brothers. John Niedt, who
 resides in Nebraska, and Austin Nedt
 resident of Iowa