Arizona republican., 1920-01-20
has become well known over Kansas for its fine pure-bred stock.

has become well known over kansas for it's fine pure-bred stock
 DOUGLAS EDITOR IN CITY, James $. Logic of the Douglas Dis patch was among the republicans at tracted to Phoenix yesterday by the meeting of the republican state central committee. He was unaccompanied on this trip by Major George H. Kelly. on account of the disqualification of the latter for participation in meet ing of that color.
 TO CONTINUE CENSUS AID-So valuable has been the help given the government by the census committee of the Phoenix chamber of commerce that it was decided by the committee yesterday to continue the work with increased effort until the census has been completed No one will escape being taken for the census through any lack of energy on the part of the committee and its workers. said mem- bers of the committee after the meet ing.
 HEARING IS POSTPONED-Hear- ing in the superior court of the case of Frank Williams, charged with a statutory offense, was postponed until next Monday yesterday on motion of the county attorney, who was forced to the move by the absence of Mrs. Jewell Goodspeed Womack, chief Wit ness for the state. Two Witnesses were heard before the jury was eX- cused, Miss Goldie Womack. sister in law of Mrs. Jewell Woma k, and Mrs. NJ. A. Womack. her mother-in- law.
 PLEAD GUILTY TO LARCENY John E. Young and Frank Baimas pleaded guilty to a charge of grand larceny yesterday in the s-rsr.7s court in connection with the theft Of sloO worth of automobile accessories taken from Frank R. Sanders. Sentence will be passed by Judge Stanford next Thursday. Kenneth H. Kinder, held on a charge of implication in the same affair pleaded not guilty and, on the representation of witnesses that he has an aged mother living near Phoe- nix whose main support he is. he was released on payment of $500 cash bond for his appearance at his trlaf March I5.
 BHAGT SINGH GETS DIVORCE Bhagt Singh was granted decree or divorce from Eva Singh yesterday by Judge Stanford of the superior court. Desertion was the alleged ground for
 REVENUE COLLECTOR TO TUG SOM-Deputy Collector T. F. Prlchard of the internal revenue department re- turned yesterday from Flagstaff. where he has been for the past several days on official business. Accompanied py w. A. Staiger of the department. Prichsrd will leave tomorrow for Tue son to secure returns of 1919 incomes.
 U. s. ATTORNEY TO TUCSON J. NJ. Holub. assistant U. s. attorney. left yesterday for Tucson on legal busl-
 BAYS SPEEDING FINE-Chester Hovde, charged by Traffic Officer Le Baron with making 40 miles an hour on Tempe road. appeared before Judge Wheeler in the East Phoenix justice court yesterday. He paid slo fine.
 FAILED TO PROVIDE IS CHARGE
 s<,lr x.ffa ure to provide for his wife and minor child. appeared yesterday before Judge Wheeler of the East Phoenix court ana his examination was set for ThursdaS al o'clock. Former Superior JudJe Sapp of Navajo county represented hen1 in court, and he was released on ms own recognizance.
 MOTOR GAR STOLEN IN MESA constable Pickens of Mesa has reported the theft there of motor car owned by Q. H. McCulloch
 DISMISS DIVORCE SUIT-On mo- ton of Frank De Souza counsei TOT the plaintiff, the divorce case of Harry l.. lvetzler versus Josephine Wetzler was dismissed yesterday in the superior court.
 WAR ON PEDDLERS-War on un- licensed peddlers Of other than farfn products was declared yesterday hs
  the filing of information against six alleged violators of the law. Five Of the six men accused are Mexicsns. The statute provides that peddlers operating with vehicles must pay T quarterly fec of s200 to the state, and peddlers operating with packs alone must pay a quarterly fee of st5. Ac- cordIng to l.. M Laney. county at torney, all of the persons named in charged yesterday have operated with either wagons or auto 
 TO TEST MiLk-F. C. Johnson. teacher Of agriculture in the ~aoeniN high school announces that his stu dents will test milk for all ranchers who wish it tested. A very careful test for the percentage of butter fat will be given, and all dairymen are urged to bring samples of milk. Tests will be made without charge that ;.iey may know their milk value for merely the trouble of delivering sample