Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-10-11

belle Stromberg. q, both of Phoenix.
THREW EGGS AT HIM-E. Wayne
Phillips testified yesterday peIore
Judge McAlister that his wife threw
eggs at him and used abusive Names SO
the judge granted his plea for divorce.
Mrs. Phillips was granted custody OF
their 5-year- daughter, Donna, with
SIS a week alimony. Mr.. Phillips VIII
pay s75 attorney fees and costs.
ENLISTS IN NAVY-Harry o. Gas
kin, Jr., high school boy, has enlisted
in the navy. Young Gaskin has leIt
his studies to join the service, having
enlisted in the yoeman department for
a two-year period. He left last eve
ming for San Diego, where he Will be
Joined shortly by Guy Voshall, another
local high school lad who has ampl-
tions to serve his country.
C. {. RALLY DAY-The Christian
Endeavorers of the First Presbyterian
church of this city will hold their am
nual rally day service Sunday evening
in the parlors of the church. This IS
a very live, wide-awaxe company OF
young people. A stranger in the city
will find a cordial welcome and will be
pleased and edited by attendance at
this service as will every other person.
All are welcome to the services of this
society.
VISITOR FROM AJO-T. W. Temp
ske was guest at the Hotel Adams
yesterday, coming here from Ajo.
ON BUSINESS TRlP-T. o. Nc
Grath, of Bisbee, was in the city on
business yesterday. He registered at
the Hotel Adams.
OHIO PARTY EN- ROUTE-An au-
Xii 7 L I
renee and family and H. B. DeLong
and wife, stopped over at the Com
mercial hotel yesterday on their way
to the coast.
HERE FROM WILcox-s. B.
Brown and w. C. Shale, of Wilcox.
Ariz., We're guests at the Commercial
hotel while transacting business in the
city yesterday.
CAPT. kRYsS HERE WITH WIFE
Capt. E. A. Kryss and wife, of Chicago.
arrived in the city yesterday and are
staying at the Hotel Adams.
FROM EAST AND WEST-Guests
from both the Atlantic and Pacific
coasts registered at the Hotel Adams
yesterday. L. B. Shipley comes here
from New York and John H. Baker
| from San Francisco
| PAYS SPEEDING FINE - O. L.
Palmer, arrested by Traffic Officer H.
f. Watson for speeding on Seventh
| avenue, admitted yesterday afternoon
in Judge Wheeler's court that he had
been making 25 or 80 miles an hour,
but doubted if the speedometer had
registered 30 miles, as alleged. Thirty
miles was considered enough, and
Palmer paid a fine of SO.
ACCUSED OF CHILD STEALING
Manuel Soto, accused by Emilio Garcia
with having stolen his 14-year- OLD
daughter Tereza, September II, and
arraigned by Judge De SouZa a weeR
later, waived examination yesterday
and was bound over to the superior
court on a charge of child stealing
Bond was fixed at $500 which he fur
nished.
DEATH OF WIN. MYERS-A teIe.
gram received here yesterday by Harry
Myers announced that his uncle, Will
liam Myers, died Thursday in his ole
home Cheyenne, Wyoming. The de.
ceased became well known here three
years ago when he was a guest at the
Hotel Adams for the winter. William
Myers was "a years old. He and Sen
ator Warren were the first two resi-
dents in Cheyenne.
MORE OF GALL ARRfs
CASE-Wiley E. Jones has lost M
time in filing an answer to thu
amended pleadings of the defendant il
the ingalls, Harris case and YESTERDAY
a demurrer and reply to those wer,
added to the already long list of docu
ments in the case. A general demur
rer is filed to the first two counts
of the amended pleadings filed by At
torney Will E. Ryan October 9. A gen
eral demurrer is also entered agains
the third count but with elaboration
and specifications.
SELLING TICKETS FAST-Wit
Merle Alcock and Lambert singing i
3oint recital next Saturday night a
the high school auditorium as the frs
number of the Musical Events clu
series, members of the club are max
ing every effort to sell out the re
mainder of their thousand member
ship. Memberships are being take
at Kerr & Smalley's music store, onl,
and are priced at SOS. These entftl
one to admittance TO the five cor
certs scheduled for the fall and white
, winter.
, USED MINOR LABoR-Tom Okla
mato pleaded guilty yesterday morn
, ing before Judge Wheeler to havin
employed two children under 16 yeaI
of age as cotton pickers during scho'
hours. Orgorlia and Avalia Gonzale
10 and 9 years old respectively, wei
the girls mentioned in the complain
which was sworn to by A. H. David
Ron. Okamato was fined $25.
! !. ANSWERS BIG DAMAGE SUIT
:, When Charles w. Miller was blow
from the cab on an Arizona Easter
: locomotive on the first of last Ma
the accident was his own fault, az
cording to an answer to his SIS,
damage suit filed yesterday in the 81
perior court by G. z. Billiard al
u Leon Jacobs, representing the raj
: road administration. Miller filed su
), on September 20, alleging that u prop
water guage had not been provide
, Attorneys for the road declare TIL
;. the guage existed in good conditio
and that Miller allowed the water
: sink so low that the boilers explode
:, ANNOUNCES ENGAGEMENT
h Mrs. Rose Adler of Kansas City, M
r. has announced the engagement of h
: daughter, Lillian, to George Halz
Phoenix.
:, RECEIVERS FROM OPERATION
: Marian F. Smith of 10 South Eleven
= street, who went to San Francisco
q an operation, was operated upon Sc
: TENDER 90. Word has been receiv
is here that he is recovering and W
d soon be home.
II DOG is LoST-The Boston terri
dog named Lady" the property of
ri H. Tease at Eddie Doyles cigar star
" has strayed away from the owner al
It all efforts to find the animal ha
l. been in vain. Both Mr.. and Nj
S. Tease have become very much a
e tached to the dog and value the ar
le NAL highly.
i IMPORTED YEN SHEE Wo
Sing, charged with importing y