Arizona republican., 1920-03-02

 size and predicts that Phoenix and 1 the Salt River valley will develop more rapidly than did Omaha and east
 ern Nebraska.
 SON ARRlVES-John Dean, son of A. Dean, has arrived here from Los Angeles and will be associated with
 his father in business at the Panama restaurant.
 | N. A. A. c. P. TO MEET-The N. A 1 A. c. P. will meet at the Douglas
 school at o'clock tonight. Business
 of much importance is to be consio . | cred All interested are cordially m l vited to attend.
 DEPUTY U. s. MARSHAL IL Don Willits, chief deputy Umteu States Marshal. is seriously ill RETURNS FROM LOS ANGELES Mrs. Selim J. Nicholson has re- turned from a two weeks abs-nce III Los Angeles.
 REcovERs FROM FLU-Miss Jo- sephine Stewart, cashier of the United States land office, is recovering rom an attack of influenza She expects to be on duty the later part of the week.
 SAYS HE WAS HELD UP-Lean- dro Padilla, Mexican, reported to the police he was held up and robbed of $1SO Sunday night. He said the robbery took place back of local pool hall. The police are investi- gating.
 HORSES IN RUNAWAY-Fright- ened by a motor truck. two horses driven by P. S. Lott started on a tear at Fourth and Jefferson streets about o'clock yesterday afternoon. The team ran west on Jefferson street throwing the driver to the sidewalk and colliding with a motor car at Barrows Furniture store and another one at the court house, where they were finally stopped. The driver es- capped without serious injury.
 NEW DEPOT WAlTS-Because of the busy times that the railroad com panies are having just now as a re- suit of the return of the Toad admin istrations from federal control, the state corporation commission yeSter- day in executive session decided to al- low the Santa Fe and Arizona Eastern lines an extension of time for con- sideration of the proposed new termi- nal facilities here. The next hearing for the terminals is set for May IT, 1920.
 MOTOR CARS NEEDED = The need at least 15 motor cars Friday for a sight trip over the valley for the 76 members of the marines. Mem bers and others wishing to share ln this entertainment for the visitors should telephone the chamber of com merce as soon as possible.
 WHO WANTS TRICK DOG?-Just tell the purp to sit up and he'll si.- Tell him to walk on his ears and he'h well, there's a limit to his tricks, but he has enough of them to enter tain any child Officer Canning has him and is trying to find a good home for him. The dog is a Spitz. Infor- nation concerning him may be ob- tained by calling Humane Officer Canning at police headquarters.
 WAVES PRELIMINARY Joe ". Manriquez, returned to Phoenix from Cleveland, Ohio, to answer charges of failure to provide for wife and failure to provide for two minor chil- dren, waived preliminary examination when taken before Justice Charles DeSales Wheeler in the east Phoenix precinct court this morning. He was bound over to the superior court.
 SUIT IS DlSMISSED-The suit to quiet title brought by Joie Morton ct al. versus George H. Whitelaw. was dismissed by Judge David P Dyer of the federal court yesterday
 MAY SETTLE SUIT-The case of Jose Saldiyar. administrator of the estate of Florentine Salvidar versus the Ray Consolidated Copper company Tor damages was continued until the fall term of the federal court by Judge Dyer yesterday. It is understood that settlement will be made out of court.
 ADDRESS IS CANCELLED The arrangements for an address by Sem ator Joseph R. Frailey of Iowa at the high school auditorium tonight were cancelled yesterday morning by the receipt of a telegram calling MT. F'railey back home. He will leave this morning for the east
 Y. M. H. s. TO DANCE -F For the benefit of its building fund. the Young Mems Hebrew society will give a dance at the Womans club on Wednesday evening The arrange ments are in charge of Ben West Herman Lewkowitz and Jack Woll- man. who have planned a delightful event. Tickets may be secured at the door.
 cOcoNINo JUDGE IN CASE Judge Jones of Coconino county is substiting for Judge R. C. Stanford in the jury trial of the personal injury action of John J. Matheny against Orr and Miller, local mechanics, and $. ]. Marchise. The plaintiff is asking damages in the sum of $7.500 for al legged injuries sustained in an auto mobile accident at Fourth and Wash ington streets some time ago. The case will be given into the hands of the jury today, it is expected
 ESTATE IN COURT Leone NJ Petskey yesterday filed a petition for letters of administration in the estate of her husband, F. Richard Petskey. who died intestate here February P of this ho