Arizona republican., 1919-06-11
TO FACE BOGUS CHECK CHARGE

] dn, is also scheduled for a talk
 TO FACE BOGUS CHECK CHARGE Charged with obtaining money and property by a bogus check, Ray Me Kee, an Indian, was arraigned before 1 Justice Wheeler yesterday when he waived his preliminary hearing and was held to answer to the superior court. His bond was fixed at $500 which he failed to furnish.
 SWITZER LOOKS UP STYLES IN
 FlSHES-Walter Switzer, proprietor of
 Switzers Style Shop, left for Flagstaff last Sunday for weeks fishing trip on
 famous Old Creek. During his trip
 MT. Switzer will make a careful study
 of the latest styles in fishdom and find
 out what the mermaids are wearing.
 He will return next Sunday.
 NO NEW MAIN LIBRARY HOURS There is no new schedule of hours
 during which the main public library
 will be open. The statement in The
 Republican Tuesday morning that the
 public library would be open during the
 summer months only from to | o'clock
 a. m., had reference to the First avenue
 branch library which will be open only
 those two hours until autumn. Q The
 main library will be open from g
 o'clock a. m, until o'clock D. m
 FINE COTTON BLOOMS-The cotton is coming on fine. There was
 brought to the office of The Republican ysterday a bouquet of cotton blooms
 from the farm of J. w. Foster, Thomas
 road and Chicago avenues, who has a
 whole field of them, 20 acres. This is
 the first year of MT. Foster in cotton growing in this valley, though he had
 much experience with another kind of cotton in Arkansas
 SAYS STE WAS ASSAULTED,
 ASK DIVORCE Charging that her
 husband assaulted her and threatened
 her life, Martha Apoderado, colored,
 yesterday instituted divorce proceed .
 ings against Lazaro Apoderado. The D couple married April 15 of this year, | and their troubles began almost i'm } mediately, according to the complaint. Q SENTENCED POSTPoNED-Post- Q ponement of sentence until this morn- 0 ing in the case of the state versus Ro- 8 berto Guittrez, charged with forgery 0 was the order entered by Judge Stan 0 ford yesterday. The court stated that 0 the defendants father was coming tC 0 Phoenix from Tucson and asked that 0 the matter be continued until he could 0 be present. Guittrez who was arrested 0 under the name of Acosta, pleaded s guilty.
 0 THESE WILL MARRY-Marriag 0 licenses were issued yesterday to Joh1 0 killian, 31, Phoenix and Bonnie Grif. O fifth, 20, Phoenix; Harry H. Thomas, g U Phoenix and Edna Pearl Kenyon, 2S 0 Phoenix; James M Henderson, g . Phoenix and Agnes Nelson, 19. Lo: U Angeles; Roberto Quinones. 5, Tolle U son and Carmen campa, 42, Tolleson
 William Earl Patterson, T, Phoeni,
 and Florence Laura Ward 22 Phoenix FREED OF BAD CHECK CHARGE oo Able to prove an alibi beyond al o doubt Gilbert Torres, the Mexican ', charged with passing a bogus check a v Hanny's, was discharged by Justic n De Souza yesterday. The case was dis :. missed after the proprietor and som 70 half dozen Workmen at the Southwes A Flour company's plant testified tha n Torres was working there at the hou the check was cashed at Hanny's store
 WIFE GETS DIVORCE On tn 10 ground of non-support, Mrs. Gladly
 Gregory yesterday secured a divorc l. from Martin J. Gregory, deputy sherif
 of Cochise county. Mrs. Gregory wa fo granted the custody of the two mino
 children whose father was ordered t to contribute $20 a week toward thei
 support and to pay the court costs C h. s11.4O and attorneys fees of $50 Tn
 decree was signed by Judge StanforC
 CHARGES NON -SUPPORT-Tha T her husband has not provided for he l or their three minor children since De ] cember, 1917. was the testimony ( ] Mrs. Adelaide Madrid in Judge Ly
 mans court yesterday where she SC ,T cured divorce from Eduardo Madri,
 Mrs. Madrid claimed that she. with th al aid of relatives. had supported tf y. children since their father failed to q IT his part. The couple married in Texa | in 1903.
 - OAIRYMEN TO PIcNlc-A dair U netting will be held at Mesa on Wed
 nesday night, June IS. which will be ny meeting of the Maricopa County Da- y, rymens association. The plan of Il le, county association is to hold meeting ng at regular intervals in different seC e. tions of the county, that the dairyme lls Tn each section may have the priviles ot attending the associations S meeting CT The membership of the association n- composed of dairymen from all par Id. of the county and membership in Il he county association carries membersh
 in the state dairymen's association. te TESTERS EXAMINATION-Ar IT. person wishing to qualify as milk ed cream tester for a dairy manufacturiT ny plant, will have opportunity to take { K examination to be given Saturda fly June 14 from g to 3 o'clock at u
 office of the state dairy commissions 30 16 South Second avenue
 he TO STUDY MILK SUPPLY-W. lai Barr, state dairy commissioner, " cd leave Wednesday morning for a stuC
 of the milk and ice cream supply
 Tucson, Nogales, Winkelman. Hayde |, Ray and Superior. Ten to twelve da I will be required for the work.
 t ARRAlGNED ON ARSON CHARC
 -Arraigned on the charge of arso for c. D. Dillingham; appeared before Ju ,b- tice De Souza yesterday, just A hou IS. after entering a plea of not guilty
 the charge of grand larceny. IT IT preliminary hearing in both cases w il1 set for o'clock Wednesday afternoo t t and Dillingham; was released on bo 'o of $500. The complaining witness
 the arson charge is J. F. Anders