Arizona republican., 1919-01-09

company, and may deliver three bales of cotton each, January 16. Truman Hopkins and c. x. lngran.
 FARM AGENT LEADER HERE- W. NJ. Cook, state leader of county agricultural agents, residing in Tucson was in Phoenix yesterday conferring with MaricOpa county headquarters on d tour of the counties of the state.
 NOW SELLS NEW CARS - c. D. Leach has transferred his activities with Rabbit Brothers from the used car department to the selling of new cars for the same concern. He is en- deavoring to convert buyers for the Bucks and Cadillacs.
 BASKETBALL GAME CALLED OFF-The basketball gme between The First Baptist church and the Christian church was called off on account of the influenza ban. The game was to be played on Thursday evening at the Y. NJ. c. A gymnasium.
 w. c. T. U. PoSTPoNES-On ac- count of the influenza ban on public gatherings, the w. C. T. U announced last night that the regular annual bus mess meeting and election of officers, scheduled for this afternoon, had been indefinitely postponed.
 CITY HALL cLOSED--ln honor and respect for the funeral of Colonel Theodore Roosevelt, the city hall was closed yesterday afternoon. The only business transacted during the after noon was in regard 10 the influenZa situation No police court was held.
 THREE K. p. FUNERALS-It was a rather sad and busy day for the Knights of Pvthias of Phoenix. Three funerals wcie conducted under their direction, those of George McClarty A. J. Linville and a young man by the name of Jarvis, member of the lodge at Globe
 SUIT OVER AUTO sALE-L. M Hughes is the plaintiff in a suit 1T | which George H. Reuben, doing busi | ness under the firm name of the Kisse Auto company, is the defendant il which Hughes is seeking to recover of an automobile.
 | LIEUT.. HUGHES IN U. S.-f.ieu tenant Harry Hughes, Jr., has arrived to a telegram received last night by his father, Dr. H. A. Hughes. Lieutenant | Hughes was with the Slst division 1T i the hospital corps. He arrived il | France just before the signing of tho armistice. He is expected to reacf l Phoenix in a week or ten days.
 TEACHERS GET CERTIFICATES ! The county school superintendents of flee has been advised that a first grad teachers certificate has been granted to Mrs. Alice G. Davis, and seconC grade certificates to Irene CBPhillips | Mrs Amanda Ekblad. Carmelita Ward | The examinations were >eld in thi! | city December g and A.
 WOULD DISSOLVE COMPANY- An application for the dissolution O | the Mexican Motor Sales company wa! filed in the office of the clerk of thu court yesterday. The petition was filet by C. J. Mapel, who claimed that tn cOmpaS had never completed it's or 1 ganizauon The corporation was citet to appear before Judge Lyman at l 8 1 o'clock on January 27.
 WIFE ASKS DIVORCE.-When sh found her husband, Orson Alfred. wa not faithful to her. Mrs. Hazel Allre refused to live with him. she assert in d divorce complaint riied in the of
 flee of the clerk of the superior cour
 yesterday Mrs. Alfred charges he
 husband with extreme cruelty, in tn
 action brought by Cox and Moore. Tn
 AIlreds were married in Februar!
 1917.
 OLD TIME RESIDENT HERE
 James Gilmore, old time resident (
 Phoenix, arrived here from Canad;
 to visit his wife's people, the well
 known Hedgepath family of this cit.
 MT. Gilmore was one of the earl
 homeseekers in Phoenix, coming {
 Arizona in 1887 and remaining heI
 about fifteen years. Both of MT. Gi more's sons served in the first COT tingent that Canada sent to Franc and both were killed in action FROM AJO, WE'D HERE-A TO nance of a mining camp eliminated i
 the marriage yesterday of Miss Ivy Fl liot to Cecil Lynch, who motored froi Ajo to Phoenix where the service wa
 read. The young couple were chapeI
 oned by Miss Della Lefurgy, who, wit
 Jack Miller, witnessed the ceremon. ) After a months honeymoon the youn l people will return to Ajo where Lync { is connected with the New Cornell mine in capacity of engineer.
 THESE WILL MARRY.-Marrias
 licenses were issued yesterday ' George S. Williams, 25, Phoenix, ar s Edna Roberts, Is, Phoenix; Jam
 Psarakas, 25, Phoenix and Francis Espasia, 19, Phoenix; Cecil Lynch, , Ajo, and Ivy Elliot, 20, Ajo; Barto ' SdnCU6Z, Aoi tiduuieT, dIu Mdlllt ' Maurrietta, IS, Chandler; William
 Barnes, p, Glendale and Grace Bral non. P, Glendale; Charles Richa, Tonneman, 35, Ray and Linnie Att
 Page. 21, Phoenix.
 ; DIDN'T SUPPORT WIFE-"Fath gave us all our provisions" repeatt e the court interpreter to Judge Stanfol :, yesterday for Elisa F. Soto who on u n witness stand declared that her peep u had to provide her with everything a
 ter her marriage to Martin Soto. Evs :, i the worldly goods showered upon So failed to make him happy, and he d. serted his bride 2S days after the y wedding, said the pretty Mexican gi
 In granting the divorce decree, Jud; , Stanford permitted the plaintiff u Q right to resume her maiden name Eli n Orduna.
 $ CHILDREN GET ESTATE-Bertl | Clark of Phoenix and Mary Mumma
 Los Angeles are bequeathed s1, 900 ca, |. by the terms of the will of their mot f CT, Mrs Elizabeth Phillips, who left t = remainder of her Ivoperty to be divid
 equally among her children. In this
 vision Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Mumma a
 to share with J. c. Phillips and St
 phen K. Phillips of Phoenix and Wi
 lard K. Phillips of Fulton county, Cal
 fornia. Mrs. Clark is named as exec
 trix of the estate which is valued
 $500. The petition to probate the w
 is to come up for hearing before Jud | ,yman at 30 o'clock on January ai