Arizona republican., 1920-02-04
MOOSE MEET ToN,oT-Tbe Iowa.


 Order of Moose will hold an open meet ing tonight for the members and their friends. A very interesting program has been prepared ana there will be also be serveds The meeting place is the old Odd Fellows hall. First avenue and Washington.
 ENTERTAIN MIR. AND MRS. OL- COTT-After the play Monday night Chauncey Olcott and his wife were the guests at a supper at the Chocolate Shop. Those present were: Mrs. C. M. Burch, Mrs. Chas. E. Palmer, Miss Evelyn Houser. Miss Anna Kane, Judge Thomas w. Nealon, o. A. Kane, c. E. Dougherty of Globe and Judge J. P. L-avin. The Olcotts are friends of Judge I-avin of p years standing. MT. Olcott expressed himself as delighted with his reception in Phoenix.
 HANSEN FUNERAL THURSDAY Funeral services for H. A. T. Hansen. a pioneer of the valley who died last Sunday, will be held at the Moore and Mcclellan chapel at o'clock tomorrow afternoon, Thursday, February 5.
 ExTRADITlON GRANTED - Quite welcome to him, according to Governor Thomas E. Campbell, New Mexico yes terday was granted eXtradition papers for man named F.. F.. Goldstorm who is held in the Tucson county jail and who is wanted by the Deming author
 
 chants there as al alleged advertising man from the Fl PaSo Herald. It is claimed that GOldStorm, in his alleged capacity of advertising man, was col lecting money fraudulently at Deming. No charges had been made by Arizona business men, up to the time of his ar rest, although he was apprehended by officers in this state.
 REVENUE OFFICER HERE-Dep- Gty Collector w. \. Staiger of the in
 
 located in Prescott, is attached to the Phoenix office for the present. Staiger arrived from Tucson yesterday and will be here for the remainder of the week.
 PATENTS REcEIVED-The United States land office at Phoenix yesterday received patents for lot in the town site of Parker for John B. F'lanigan: for homestead in Mohave county for Christen Jenson and a homestead pat ent for Leopold Wintzok TOT property in Pinal county.
 WANTS TO VISIT HOLLAND Paul H. Versluis, a Mesa rancher, yes terday filed his application for a pass port to Holland before C. C. Downing, deputy clerk of the United States ris- trict court. Nersluis stated that he wished to cross in order to visit his mother, who is reported in i'll health. The Arizona man came here IS years ago and was naturaliZed seven years later.
 COMPLETE HONEYMOON HERE Emmett S. Davis, representing a large blue print concern of Los Angeles. is a guest of the Hotel Adams. He will shortly be joined by Mrs. Davis, when q honeymoon will be completed.
 APPEAL IS FFiRMEO-Orders were issued by the state supreme court yesterday affirming the appeal from the superior court in the case of Charles R. Scott. Edmund F. Thorn ton, and Charles R. Scott SS Co, versus James c. Cowan and Thomas 4. Cowan.
 MANY WARRANTS FOR MOTOR ISTS-More than a score of warrants for the arrest of motorists without 1920 license tags were issued yesterday in justice courts of both Phoenix pre- cincts. They will be served today and offenders will be obliged to appear in court and pay fines. Notice was given some time ago that February l ended the period of validity for the 1919 li- cense plates. Owners of cars carry ing license tags from other states must procure certificates from the sheriff's office before February 15, and display these tags on their cars in lieu of
 HUGHES ESTATE S15,64o-The es- tate of l.. NJ. Hughes was valued at s15,640.09 in an inventory and ap- praisement filed yesterday with the clerk or the SuperlOr court by the ap- praisers. A. l.. Moore. A. Krell and J. F.. Whittle. L. M. Hughes met his death in an automobile collision on Tempe road November 24
 COFFiNGER ESTATE VALUED The estate of c. D. Coffinger was val ued at 5,26904 in an inventory and appraisement filed yesterday with the clerk of the superior court by Sidney o. Symonds. l.. G. Galland and B. H. Dodt, the appraisers
 TO FACE BURGLARY CHARGE Pasqual Torres, charged with burglary, before Judge Mckee in West Phoenix justice court yesterday. His examination was set for today at 2 o'clock and his bond was lived at $500. Cirilo Asilas, who appeared yesterday on charge of complicity in the job, will have his examination at the same time.
 ALLEGES DISSIPATION Alleging assertion. Francisco l.. Cambre brought suit for divorce from Adolfo $. Cambre ! in the superior court She l states that they were married Decem- 1 ber 31, 1910, at Wickenburg. and that 1 he deserted her in Los Angeles Decem- l Der 12, 1915, She asks the custody of her 5-year old child.
 MAY MAKE NEW PRECINCTS RaeSf a b1iShmppf of election preciuctH