Arizona republican., 1920-11-18
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 Murphy of the house of M. J. Bran denstein, wholesale coffee merchants of San Francisco, is in the city for a short stay.
 STOLE AUTO IS CHARGE-E. c. Brown and Oscar M. Palmer yesterday were arraigned before Justice Mckee on a charge of grand larceny. They were committed to the county jail when they failed to furnish a bond of $2o00 each. The case will have pre- liminary hearing Friday afternoon at o'clock. The pair are alleged to have taken an automobile valued at $500 from Delmar Williams of Chandler. Robert Boston was arrested with | Brown and Palmer in connection wlun the affair but he has been turned over | to the juvenile court for a hearing. | FORMER PHOENIX MAN HERE George N. MacBean, former member 1 of the city commission, is spending a 1 | few days in Phoenix visiting old friends. MT. MacBean has been To- cated in northern Arizona for the past two years.
 sPEEDER IS FINED-on testimony offered by Motorcycle Officer Nick Papo. Acting City Magistrate Kirkland found J. R. Bagwell guilty of speeding in police court yesterday afternoon. Bagwell paid a S10 fine in preference to a To-day jail sentence.
 II BREAKS TRAFFIC RULES-W. D. Arnold escaped with suspended sen- tence when he appeared in police court yesterday to answer a complaint charging him with illegally parking his car in an alley. Arnold explained to the court that he had been driving in Phoenix only two months and was un- acquainted with the traffic regulations He was handed a book of traffic rules and told to brush up"
 FORGERY IS CHARGED-william Owen yesterday was arraigned before Justice Mckee on a charge of forgery and was committed to the county jail when he failed to furnish a bond of $500 for his appearance at a hearing next Friday morning at 10 o'clock. The complaint was made by H. o. Window, who charges that Owen passed check for $27 on the Goldberg store last Saturday. The check is al- legged to have been a forgery. It was . made out ito J. R. Brown and signed : with the name of H. A. Paterson
 PLEADS GUlLTY-R. M. Morris, an employe of the Whip, one of the con- . sessions at the carnival here last week, k yesterday pleaded guilty before Justice = Charles DeSales Wheeler to charge of simple battery and was fined $25. Morris was charged with striking Her g man Dodd, a 13-year-old boy rom Mesa. in the stomach while he was waiting for ride on the Whip last - Saturday night
 : PRISON FOR FORGERY - Ashley e Stetzreid, who pleaded guilty in the Ia superior court last Monday to charge
 of forgery, was sentenced yesterday tc
 serve not less than eight nor more thar L. ten years in the state penitentary bS m Judge Stanford. Stetzreid is alleged to to have passed a check for $70 at th' In J. c. Penney and company store.
 TWO CASES EVERY DAY-Mor'
 than two criminal cases were filed eacl d day in the justice court of Justice MO Ill Kee, West Phoenix precinct, during tn
 period between Nov. 12, 1919. to Nov
 IF. 1920, according to the records. 4 ds total of 797 criminal cases and 26 in civil cases were filed during the year nd There were 301 working days in tn
 year. 53 Sundays and 12 holidays
 which gives a daily average of nor ng than three cases, civil and crimina he each day in that court.
 GET s1o,0oo WORTH OF FORT
 PARTS-The state highway depart
 ment has received slo:ooo worth .
 Ford parts which have been stored l
 the yards of the department Whe
 needed the different parts will be sen
 to the different counties.
 MUST CHANGE THE SPEClFlCA
 TlONS-The Maricopa County High
 way commission will have to supst |T ute the state standard specification Ik if it hopes to secure federal aid on tn Yuma road. The state highway de
 partment has received notification
 this effect, the federal government re lc fusing to approve any plans or spec caA fications other than those of the stat 'n This applies only to portion or IT ao Yuma road of the entire road pr' ese gram. the amount of federal aid aske
 
 MOTHER IS DEAD-Efforts wei aro being made by prominent educators leu the state yesterday to locate h. sp' Gibson, in charge of teacher trainir 1th of vocational agriculture of the Un ess versity of Arizona. to advise Profess the Gibson of the death of his moth ges which occurred in Los Angeles ear avy Wednesday morning. At a late ho -tes the state department of vocation ana education had been unable to loca ucn the professor, while the efforts ma in Tucson were also unayailing. Pr tne lessor Gibson is making survey or the state in the interest of the depal
 ment he heads.
 sdal Queen Esther chapter No. p, Order the the Eastern Star, will meet at '; wed o'clock tonight in the Masonic hS
 Degrees will be conferred. Visit
 members are invited to attend
 PURITY TEMPLE MEETING N. Purity Temple No. g, Pythian Siste lub- will hold it's regular meeting at 2 llti- o'clock this afternoon. Officers for rock ensuing year will be nominated. and STENOGRAPHER IS 1LL - Nj rted Ethel Loose, a stenographer in the nore flee of the state corporation comm | of sion, is suffering from an attack
 influenza. She has been absenT fl dark her desk for several days.
 the OPERATION IS SUCCESSFUL road D. F. Johnson, rate expert with D to corporation commission, who un6 m. It went an operation yesterday is sable ported out of danger at St: Josel build hospital. It is beneVed that tom Han will be sufficiently recovered to rel owed to his work py the 1lrSL 3I r, Decen
 Cartwright school will entertain