Arizona republican., 1920-08-12
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WOMAN CARD PARTY-The Brotherhood of American Nepman VIII hold it's monthly card party in connec- tion with it's regular weekly meeting al K. of P hall tonight.
 veIoned yesterday on arraignment be- fore Justice Mckee that he was not noarried to the woman, Q, charge or failure to provide for his wife and chllu was dismissed against Chris Fritz ana Q new charge filed. Fritz gave $500 bond that he would contribute so much Q y,oontI, for the support of the child.
 ARRAfGNED ON CHARGE-Miguel Megiea yesterday was arralgned before Justice Mckee on a charge Of attempt ing to commit a statutory of1ense ana was returned to the county jail when he failed to furnish a bond of $l0O0. He will be examined on the charge next Friday afternoon. August l3 at o'clock. Megiea is charged by Mrs. C. F. Manriquez with attempting to as sault I0-year old girl.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Manuel Miller, 24. and Maria Ortega, 30. both of Phoenix; Gonzales Gonzalo, 25, and c Veldgales. .26 both of Glendale; Rue Hays. 21, and Mary Eschisaro, 19, both of McDowen; Jose Josi, 35, and Kitty Rirns 25 both of McDowell; Freq M. of McDowen; Colbert Honey. 20, and Nellie Dickinson, 20. both of Mcdowell; and Ned Harry, 30, and Helen Jackson, 26, both of McDowell.
 HELD FOR TRIAL-Charged with grand larceny. c. C. Malcom, colored, yesterday waived a preiIn1lilary eAain. 1.lL-. ination before Justice Mckee and was held to answer to the superior court under a bond of S250 He was returned to the county jail when he failed to furnish the bond. Malcom IS charged by w H. Woolf with taking six Kelly Springfield automobile castings from the Phoenix Rubber company on June I. Malcon was arrested recently in Dai- las, Texas, and was brought back to Phoenix for trial.
 SUES FOR DIvoRCE-Declarin that she deserted him in Los Angeles in 1918 and refuses to live with him, Harry Ashton yesterday brought suit for a decree of divorce from Etta Ash ton. He says they were married in Los Angeles, August 30, 1907. and have one child. He asks for the custody of the child. whom he says is living with him.
 PLAN cELEBRATioN-A commit tee to make arrangements for the celebration of the 18th of September was appointed at a grand meeting of the Spanish colony at the City Hall plaza last Sunday. The following mem bers were selected to serve in this capacity: Eduardo c. Gonzales, Mex ican consul. president; Mateo Rodri- guez. president; Felipe Zamorano, vice president: Francisco l.. Paco, Secre- tary: Cesareo N. Perez, treasurer. A special finance committee of Fran cisco Barba. Ernesto Orosco and Francisco Camacho.
 WILL OPEN HAT SHoP-Mrs. D. O. Fort who has been in charge of the millinery department at Gold waters for the past two years. has returned from eastern style centers, where she purchased a large line of millinery for her new location in the French Shop. Mrs. Fort was in busi- ness in Globe for d number of years, and has many friends there and in Phoenix. Announcement of the open ing of her new shop is to be made later.
 ARRAIGNE ON BURG LARY CHARGE-Charged with burglary. Antonio Rosas, yesterday was ar raigned before Justice Mckee on the complaint and was placed in the county jail when he failed to furnish a bond. of s750. He will be examined on the acharge next Monday afternoon at o'clock. Rosas is alleged to have entered the store of Y. Kogimoto with the intention of robbery.
 SPECIAL RATES FOR c. A. R. In spite of the upward tendency of railroad rates and the report that an excursion rate would probably not be granted for the national encampment or the G. A. R. at Indianapolis this year. a liberal rate has been made Through Press Bancroft district freight and passenger agent of the Arizona Eastern and the Southern Faclflc the railroad companies yester- Qay notified Deputy Commander J. B. Rhodes Of the G. A. R. that a rate of one cent a mile would be made to members of the Grand Army to Indian apolis
 MoToF TO PREscoT-Dr. P. J. hItchle and wife left yesterday by motor for Prescott and will go thence to the Grand Canyon. They will re- turn to Phoenix in about 10 days
 BUYS AUCTION HOUSE-George o. Ford advises never to look or lean packWards. but in business to keen up Wlth the times. And in accordance with this advice. as his present place ol ouslness IS not sufficient to hold his stock he has purchased and taken over Iaylor's Auction House at the corner or Washington and Third ayenue He later. p~i po9e
 FINED FOR sPEEDiNG-J R Rid lhser yesterday pleaded guilty before Justlce Mckee on a charge of exceed ing the speed limits on North Csentra avenue and was fined $IO.
 66EVA TOR CONDUCTORS, FIX. AMlNA TlON-The United States civi | serVlce commission announces that ar examination for the position of eIeva
 tor conductor-laborer in the custodiar
 service of this city will be held at ar
 early date. The position pays s660 7
 year Further Information concernine
 the examination may be obtained iron
 the local secretary of the board of ciyi
 service examiners at the postoffice
 COTTON TOUR TODAY-A cottor
 tour will be staged in the Mesa farm
 ing district today under the directior or Paul Baxter Beville. d rancher o
 that section. The party will visit th, I stands northeast of Mesa and vii
 possibly cover part of the Lebi dis.
 trlct. Those who are to take part 1T
 the tour will meet at 9:SO o'clock foI
 the start
 CHARGED WITH FAILURE TIC
 PROVtOE-Ted Boyle yesterday wa,
 arralgned before Justice Mckee on ;
 charge of failure to provide for hi
 wife and was released on his own re
 cognlzance to appear for examination
 next Saturday morning at 10 o'clock.
 ICE CREAM SOClAL-The Be an,
 DO. class of the Bethel Sunday schoo
 will give an ice cream social at tn