Arizona republican., 1919-06-17
in a cross complaint asked s23O dam,

ages.
 ON VACATION-R. B. Given, gen. eral agent of the Kansas City Life Ins. l Co, left Monday morning for Grand l Canyon, where he will meet Mrs. Given l and, after spending a few days there, will motor to San Francisco. MT. and Mrs. Given expect to spend the summer in the Pacific northwest and southern California, returning to Phoenix about September l.
 TO VISIT OLD HOME-Thomas F. Percival, instructor in carpentry at the Indian school, left Saturday night on a 30 day leave of absence, during which time ne will visit at his home in Ar kansas City, Kansas. MT. Percival is one of the oldest employees at the In dian school, having been there for 16 years.
 HYDER'S GENERosITY-A little more advertising for Phoenix appeared l in the Los Angeles Apparel Gazette, June issue, in which was reproduced 8 picture of the great dance given by l Johnny Hyder in honor of the re- i turned soldiers at the Arcadia hall some time since The liveliness" of i PhoeIix and of John Hyder are gen. | erCdSly commented upon.
 GIVEN SUSPENDED SENTENCE Lee Francis, foreman of the ranch owned by Supervisor w. c. Peterson, l yesterday pleaded guilty to the lar
 ceny of steer, the property of A. E. Wood and w. G. Narramore. Judge Stanford suspended sentence in the
 case, making the two-y years suspev1ed
 sentence conditional that Francis pay
 the worth of the steer to the owner.
 EXCITING TALES EN ROUTE Captain Fred Christy W. $. Colds worthy and Earl H. Porter comprised Santa Fe party arriving in Phoenix yesterday. So exciting were the stories told by Capt. Christy enroute that A1essTs. Goldsworthy and Porter forgot to eat Harvey House meals at meal time. MT. Porter became so interested in one of the narratives that he lost his coat and hat at Newton, Kan.
 MARRIAGE LlCENSES-Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to James R. Hazel, 29, Phoenix and Cert
 rude Pearson, 26, Phoenix; Jesus Fer
 nandez, g, Phoenix and Lola Chavez,
 9, Phoenix; Albert Hawkins, 23, Eden, and Janey Kempton, 20, Eden, Crecen-
 cia Rodriguez, 21, Phoenix and Domi-
 tia Ramirez, 19, Phoenix; William E.
 List 23, Phoenix and Bessie B. Rayner,
 IS, Tolleson; Feliberto Ruiz, 26, Phoe-
 nix and Santos Arila, IS, Phoenix; Jess
 Abbott, 21, TOlleson and Marion Anna
 Stewart, 16, Tolleson; Charles B. Feel,
 9, Tempe and Clara Harvey, IS, Tempe
 AUTO RACING ExPENSIVE-An automobile race staged on North Cen 1 tral avenue led to the appearance in ) Justice De Souza's court yesterday of ) H. Habecker who was fined $10 and | John Henricksen who will face a reck- ) less driving charge in the juvenile ) court, his age being IT. The defendants ) were brought into court on complaint of H. F. Watson, county motorcycle ) officer.
 WEDDED LIFE WAS SHORT-A , separation that occurred three weeks : after marriage was revealed yesterday I when Mrs. Frances Twamley filed suit , for divorce in the superior court , against Richard Twamley. The couple : married in Prescott last July and lived , together for brief period when the al- , legged cruel acts of Twamley resulted in } their separation. The plaintiff in asking z for a decree requests the right to re- sume her maiden name, Frances Worthington.
 TROUBLES COME NOT SlNGLY- . Miguel B. Moreno, returned to this Q county from California to answer to 6 5 statutory charge, was arraigned before 9 Justice De SouZa yesterday, waived his preliminary examination and was helC Q to answer to the superior court his c bond being fixed at S1,0 900. Moreno is r alleged to have mistreated 15-year -olC 3 Aurelia de Medina. The warrant wa. 3 sworn out for the Mexican last October 0 and he was only recently located il [, southern California where he was serv
 ing jail sentence for a minor offense. e THIRD ACTION STARTED-J. E
 Anderson is the plaintiff in an actioI : filed in the superior court yesterda
 against c. D. Dillingham;, John Do o and Richard Roe. Anderson claims t
 be the owner of a truck purchased iron o Dillingham; and claims that it is bein
 wrongfully detained by the forme
 owner. He also asks s25O damage:
 Anderson was recently the complain > ant in a grand larceny charge brough i against Dillingham;, who he charge with the theft of the truck The cas :. was dismissed by Justice De Souzs Q who held the ownership involved n civil and not 9 criminal action An
 derson was also the complaining wit ). ness in an arson case in which Dil a lingham was the defendant and whic Q was also dismissed
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