Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-13

ADMITS FORGERY-Juan Felix
pleaded guilty to forgery yesterday in
the superior court and will be SEN
fenced tomorrow morning by Judge
Stanford at $3.50 o'clock.
PLEADS NOT GUILTY-C. Harlan
Risdon, charged with failure to pro-
vide pleaded not guilty yesterday be-
fore Judge Stanford of the superior
court. His case was set for Jan
uary g.
GUILTY OF BURGLARY-Luis
Portillo was found guilty of burglary
in the first degree yesterday by jury
in the first division of the superior
court. He will be sentenced by .Ind'-~
Stanford tomorrow morning at $3.50
o'clock.
LIQUOR CHARGE WITHDRAWN
The case of May Annell, charged I'M
der a city ordinance with the alleged
possession of liquor. was dismissed in
police court yesterday. She was ar
rested early Tuesday morning and
furnished bail of 800, which was re-
turned.
MINERAL EXAMINER HERE =
j. +. Bush. mineral examiner of the
general land office with headquarters
in Santa Fe, was in Phoenix yester-
day checking up records in the local
land office.
HYDERs CLOSE ToDAY-Hyder
Bros store will be closed all of this
afternoon because of the funeral of
Edward j. Doheny, assistant manager
of the store.
CHURCH TO HAVE SOCIAL
social and altogether meeting for
the reorganization of the Epworth
league will be held at 1880 o'clock Fri
day night by the Bethel NJ. E. church.
P. o. INSPECTOR HERE - H. E.
Smith, California postoffice inspector,
arrived in Phoenix yesterday and will
be here a month assisting j. L. Cooper,
local inspector, in his work. Smith
was in the governments employ in
Cleveland before being assigned to the
west coast
WIFE ASKS DIVoRCE-Mrs. Nora
Kelley filed suit for divorce yesterday
from John Hunter Kelley, of Glendale.
whom she married at Douglas in 1911.
custody of her three children, Jessie,
Richard and Arnold with court order
requiring her husband to assist in
their support.
sLOST HORSE-BLAMES S. p
Alleging that the U. S. railway adj
ministration is responsible for the
death of a horse he had shipped to
| him here from Ell Centre, California
c. Bisham Singh brought suit against
/ Walker d. Hines in the superior court
| yesterday for $500.
/ YEOMEN MEET TODAY-Au mem
! bers of the Yeomen lodge have beer
asked to meet at the X. of P. hall at
o'clock this afternoon to attend the fu.
neral of Edward ]. Doheney, who wa!
a past foreman of the homestead. Tit
request is made to visiting, as well a!
local members.
ESTATE WORTH S27.8S0.-The
/ estate of Cora E. Hazen was appraised
| at $21,SS0 by William Walton, George
/ Hardesty, and John Roberts, the APP
| praisers, yesterday in the superior
court. The property consisted of 16l
acres of land valued at $4,000, live
| stock, farm implements, and Liberty
/ bonds.
OLD RESIDENT LOSES LIFE
Jack Ross. residing here one year age
while employed with Babbitt Brothers
| lost his life as the result of an ex-
plosion in a garage at Des Moines
Iowa on October H. according TO wore
received here yesterday by friends
The deceased and Mrs. Ross were pop
AittA anu Wei hIONli ltSluHHlS mere.
CHURCH FEDERATION MEETS
The regular meeting of the Phoeni,
Church Federation will be held at tn
Y. NJ. c. A. today at noon. The speak
er of the day will be the Reverend j
M. Duer, supplying the pulpit of tn
First Presbyterian church. There vii
be a discussion of some local problem
at the meeting. All church men ant
| women are invited
COVERDALE FAMILY RETURN!
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Coverdale VIII
have been residents of Phoenix for tn
past 25 years, returned to the city yes
terday from Los Angeles. where the
spent the summer. Their daughter
Mrs. c. A. Broonell, returned wit
them.
PLATE LOST AT FAlR-A chin
palte with a gold band disappeare
from a collection of chinaware on ex
hibition in the domestic science de
partment at the fair grounds las
week. Mrs. Stark. the owner; believe
it was either lost or taken by mistake
and asked the finder to call 2413.
CRAIG TO DETROIT - Clarence F
Craig of the surveyor generals offic
viii leave this evening for Detroi
where he will serve as a delegate {
the international Y. VI. C. A. conven
: ton. Mr., Craig was elected delegat
by the board Of directors of the Y. A
the close of the convention, which wi
be held November 10 to %. Mr.. Graf
will travel in the east, returning I
Phoenix before the holidays.
ON WAY TO FLORENCE-Und
Sheriff Bowers of Yavapai county al
rived lin Phoenix last night bour
, from Prescott to Florence in charge
, two prisoners who will begin servir
t state prison terms today. One of IL
prisoners was Francisco Trevino, n
. Gently sentenced to 90 years confin'
= ment for murder. The prisoners We
. kept in the county Jail during the nigl
and will he taken to Florence today.
TO ADMINISTER SUICIDES Ee
r TATE-Charles DeSales Wheele
Z. judge of the east Phoenix precinct. W.
4 appointed administrator of the esta
81 of Fernando NOreiga yesterday !
\ Judge Lyman of the superior cuor
= Noreiga, then a patient at the sta
hospital for the insane. committt
suicide October % by jumping fro
the top of the S0-foot water tank
that institution.
THESE WILL Marrial
, licenses were granted yesterday by Il
clerk of the superior court to the TO
lowing persons: Arturo Gonzales.
and Ynocencia Jurez. 20, both of Pho
e nix; Aurelio Rodriguez. "a, and RI
sario Lugo, 80, both of Peoria; Ped
Coronado. "a and Guadalupe Leon,
both of Phoenix; Alvin C. Champio
81, and Josie B. Cobb, 81, both
Phoenix; and to Benjamin bought
49, and Lilly S. Fairhead. 81.
4 TWO HOMESTEADS CONTESTE
Claiming that he was a settler on
homestead in the Payson district VIII,
4 Albert E. Webb entered, Dudley
Humblin yesterday filed contest pr
ceedings against Webb in the Unit
States land office. Local people a