Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-10-19

state penitentiary between the dates of
June and November 10, 1910. She
asks restoration of her maiden name,
Trinidad Almenar, weekly payment
from the defendant to defray costs OF
the suit, and a permanent monthly
payment for her support.
DOMESTIC RELATIONS TANGLE
The pastor of her colored church in
Memphis, Tennessee, had written Mary
Harris that her husband had been
killed in a street car accident. Other
friends told her the same thing and as
she hadn't seen or heard of him for a
long time, she married James Harris in
May of 1918. Their life was happy
enough until her husband found that
the first husband wasn't dead at all.
Then lie filed suit for annulment o.
the marriage and this was granted
yesterday by Judge Stanford in the
superior court. Mrs. Harris, consid
ering that her first husband has
wronged her, has filed suit for divorce
from him on the grounds of desertion.
DR.. CRAIG SOON TO RETURN
DR.. R. w. Craig, who left Phoenix
| Wednesday night for New York city,
from where he will sail for England to
be at the bedside of Mrs. Craig. who is
i'll in England, will not remain there
long, but soon will return and resume
| his medical practice in this city.
| RETURNS TO DuTIES-J. H.
| Hoagland of the American Express
! company has returned to Phoenix to
resume his duties with the company
after spending an enjoyable three
weeks among the beaches of southern
| California. Mr.. HoagIand is enthused
over the pleasure he had in visiting the
| As warships lying in San Diego harDor
and lives his trip over again as he
tells of his experiences to his many
| friends.
IMPROVEMENT CIRCLE TO MEET
The Fowler Neighborhood Improve
ment Circle will hold it's first meetins
at the home of Mrs. Rhoda T. Hilbers
next Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
A general invitation is extended to all
interested in the new organization.
HAD A STOLEN BICYCLE-Ro-
sario Tarvio was arrested yesterday on
a charge of stealing a bicycle. Nick
Papo, policeman, who made the arrest
said the bicycle was stolen about three
months ago. Tarvio brought the wheel
to a shop to be repaired. Filed num-
bers on the frame aroused the sus-
picions of the repair man and he mott
fled the police.
MINING INTERESTS HERE-F. R
Poss arrived in the city yesterday from
New York city to look after his mining
interests here. He is stopping at thu
Hotel Adams.
TOURIST PARTY EN- ROUTE
tourist party consisting of George w
Walker, Mrs. Ethelwyn Walker ant
Mrs. Hattie Molloy stopped at the Ho
tel Adams yesterday while on thei
way to their home in Los Angeles from
trip through the east.
CANADIAN VISITOR HERE-A.
Laing of Windsor, Ont, was a guest a
the Hotel Adams yesterday.
FROM AUTO clTY-Earl R. Yves
arrived in the city yesterday from De
troit. He is stopping at the Hotel AID
ans.
VANILLA EXTRACT JAG-Loui
Pivarolff, young Russian from tn
Glendale colony, was brought into tn
city Friday by Constable Rude
charged with having driven a motto
car while under the influence of va
nilla extract He was fined $50 yester
| day morning by Judge Wheeler.
HOLDS STRAY HORSE-Fores
Moore, living 1 Y miles west of the cit
: on the Yuma road, has picked up a ba
: horse which he is holding for it
owner. The horse was found las
; Thursday, and has a light name,
little white on the left hind foot an
wire cut on the inside of the RICH
: front foot. No brand was found on tn
I animal by Mr.. Moore.
j CHECK-RAISlNG is CHARGER
: Mazias was brought to the city yes
terday by Constable 0. L. Picken,
o bound over to the superior court b
Judge Newell of Mesa on a check rails
: ing charge. The check was original
E made out for $500 and signed by {
c. Bullock. As it appeared attached t
I the complaint yesterday in the offic
. of the clerk of the superior court, tn
:, = face of the check bore the figure
= "S5.04" in indellible pencil, with tn
. figure az inserted before the 90" i
j, ordinary pencil The phrase "Fiv
Il and" had not been changed.