Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-12-09


the Hotel Adams Mr.. Macdonald is
the successor of William Woods, well |
known in Phoenix.
STOLE SHOES AND HOSE-Found
guilty in Judge Wheeler's court of the |
larceny of a pair of shoes worth $685. |
from the New York store and of lwo
pair of ladies' lavender silk hose from |
Goldwater's store, Bernale Calderone
must serve a total of so days in jail, |
30 days for the hose and 90 days for
the shoes.
Judge Lyman will return today from
superior judge was disqualified.
FROM WlNsLoW-
c. H. McKellip of Winslow arrived
in the city yesterday and is stopping
at the jefferson hotel
THESE MAY WE'D - Marriage Ii
censes were issued yesterday by the
clerk of the superior court to the fol-
flowing persons: George N. Dykes, SO,
and Emma Gamble, %, both of Mesa;
Carlos Salos, 81, and Maria Torra, %,
both of Tempe; Julian Lugero, 20, of
Phoenix, and Teresa Morales, 10, of
Tempe; Adalberto Macias, SO, and
Catalina Gonzales, 80, both of Phoenix
SUE FOR DELINQUENT TAXES
Forty-two suits, naming approximate
ly 100 defendants, were filed in the su-
perior court yesterday by L. NJ.
Laney, county attorney, for the recoV-
cry of delinquent taxes due the county.
All of the cases are for sums greater
than $40, some for as much as $500.
Several of the cases date back to 1914
according to Herman Lewkowitz, as
sistant county attorney.
| ASKS DIVORCE Lucinda Brown
| filed suit for divorce from Henry A.
Brown yesterday in the superior court,
| alleging desertion.
FINED FOR TRANSPORTING
LIQUoR-Jap Kinsey was fined $500
| yesterday by Judge Stanford in the su-
perior court for transporting liquor.
IN THE REVENUE OFFICER. K.
| Parsons, cashier in the office of the
! collector of internal revenue. is the
acting chief deputy in the absence OF
| F. 7. Blandy, who left Saturday for
| Albuquerque, where he will be in
charge of the recently established serv-
/ ice office of the department. Blandy
will be away for an indefinite period,
his position in New Mexico beng only
a temporary one. He will return to
Phoenix and resume his duties here
after the new office is in running
/ order"
ALLOW APPLICATION - Applica-
ton for a homestead entry in ella
county by Chester H. Cooper was al
lowed by the United States land Of
flee yesterday. Others who filed ap-
plication included John r. Wigley,
who applied for a desert land entry
in Maricopa county, Maurice Barth,
who IS asking for a stock raising en-
try in Apache county; Dexter Bull,
stock raising entry in Cochise county,
and Charles L. Register, a stock rails
ing entry in Maricopa county.
HERE ON BUSINESS R. A.
Stapleton of Los Angeles, representing
the II. j. Heinz corporation, manufac-
turers Of pure food products, is in
Phoenix for several days on a bust
ness trip.
GOING TO FLoRENcE-Nick Papo
of the city police department, will
leave this morning for Florence, TAX
ing with him four prisoners for the
state penitentiary. The four are: Ira
J. Richards, sentenced to serve from
20 years to life for the murder of
Ustacio Espinoso a week ago yester-
day: J. w. Shelton, sentenced to serve
from 10 years to life for completely in
the Espinosa murder; Edgar E. Nc
Lane and Charlie Cline, sentenced to
serve from seven to 10 years each fol-
first degree burglary. Papo will re-
} turn to Phoenix this evening.
TO Ell PASO-Officer ]. A. Duncan
of the city police department, left last
night for Ell Paso and will return i'm
mediately with two men and two wo-
J men held there on a charge preferred
by Morris B. Carpenter, a Phoenix
real estate man, whose Buick six
cylinder touring car was stolen here
on December q The four persons held
at Ell Paso are: T. j. Harper, j. j
Payne, Mrs. Billie Moore and Mrs
Ethel Darling.
BUCKEYE ROAD OPEN - The
Buckeye road has been opened to traf-
fic. according to H. NJ Bargman
count yengineer, who states that county
teams have been placed at the lower
crossing of the Aqua F'ria, and viii
pull machines across free of charge.
CHICKEN DINNER The Ladies
Aid society of the Presbyterian church
. viii give a chicken dinner at thu
: church next Friday evening at
, o'clock
I DR.. LOCKWOOD TO LECTURE
: DR.. Frank c. Lockwood, extension di
rector of the University of Arizona
will deliver lecture on How to Stud!
a Literary Masterpiece" at the Won
ans club this afternoon. The pro
gram will be presented under thu
= auspices of the art and literature de
i partment, DIR. Lockwood being tn
u only speaker. Miss Gladys Garrison
:, pianist, will furnish the mu>ica
:, numbers.
CHARGED WITH BURGLARY-R
> A. Grain, NJ. T. Nesbit and Nose
Brown, negroes, were arraigned il
It Judge Wheeler's court yesterday. an
charged by Dave Irwin with burglar
izing his home. 1913 South First ave
nue., Saturday night. Their examina
: ton will take place at 2 o'clock to
: morrow afternoon.
;. kIWANIS LUNCH ~TODAY-Th
i Kiwanis club will hold its regula
y weekly luncheon at 1915 o'clock toda
at the Y. NJ C. A. DIR. Frank c
Lockwood of the state university wi
speak.
: TO INSANE HOSPITAL - Jos
II Obese, 901 East Van Buren, street, wa
committed to the state hospital TO
the insane yesterday by Judge Stan
] ford. Casio Tribe, an alleged insan
| woman, was placed in custody Their
temporarily, also.
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