Arizona republican., 1920-08-17
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RETURNS FROM RIGHTEOUSNESS
 Papo motorcycle policeman, returned yesterday from an extended vacation III the northern part of the state where he motored with his family.
 GOV. CAMPBELL HOME AGAIN Governor Campbell returned yesterday from the Red Lake barbecue, where he delivered an address. There were can didates there, he said Tor all the county
 offices of Coconino ana TOT most most oa the state offices. though he was the only representative of contestants Tor gubernatoriaI nominations.
 PLEADS GUILTY TO FLOODING
 HIGHWAY-H G. Wildon yesterday
 pleaded guilty before Justice Mckee on charge of flooding public highway and was fined S. ". w. Bradshaw alleged that Wildon permitted irriga-
 ton water to flow upon the Buckeye road
 STOLE DOGS, IS CHARGE-H. C.. Briner yesterday pleaded not guilty be-
 fore Justice Mckee on a charge of petty larceny and was released on ms own recognizance to appear for eX- animation next Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. Briner is charged with talk ing two Boston bull dogs from H. E. Shaw the complaining witness
 PROSPECT PLEASES WHEELER- Justice Charles De Sales Wheeler re- turned yesterday from a canvass of the northern counties in the interest or ms candidacy for the Democratic nomina- ton for secretary of state. He found the north quite friendly and he pro fessed to have no doubt of the result He was present at the Red Lake barbe- cue on Saturday.
 TWO NOMINATING PETITIONS lFILED-TVhe nomination papers of Hon. E. $. Clark for the Republican nomina- ] afrAf. -n1.n filed in the office of the secretary of state yesterday There was also filed the petition of Frank R. Stewart for 1 a place on tie Republican electoral ticket
 WIFE LEFT HIM 23 YEARS AGO Waldo F.. Drew yesterday told the court in a hearing of his suit for decree of divorce from Hattie P. Drew, that 23 years ago his wife left him and went to her mothers home which he said was a mile distant from their home. She never came back, he said. and he kept neglecting, he stated, to file suit for legal separation until recently. The decree was granted by Judge Lyman.
 DENVER ATTORNEY IN CITY - Charles A. Stokes, an attorney of Dem yer. was in the city yesterday in con sultation with the state water comm ss- sioner relative to certain proceedings in the affairs of the Lyman Dam com pany of which he is one of the officials. Mir. Stokes had just arrived from Los Angeles where he said he had gone to
 attend the wedding of his father and mother, a rather monotonous event. for this was the sixtieth of them
 ADMITS HE STOLE TIRES-C. C.
 Malcom, coored. yesterday pleaded guilty on arraignment in the superior court on charge Of grand larceny and was given suspended sentence of one year in the state penitentiary by Judge r -ff that Malcom carried away six Kelly Springfield auto castings from the Phoe- nix Rubber company on June l. Mall com was arrested in Dallas, Texas, and
 brought back to Phoenix by Jailer Me- Cormick of the city jail on August g.
 THESE MAY MARRY-Iicenses to
 marry were issued yesterday to David Sun, 36, and Lucy Thomas, 2S, both of Laveen; Percy Howard, 21. of Scotts- dale. and Julia Chiago. IS, Of Lehi; Brandio V. Rodriguez. 26. and Elisa $.
 Elios, %. both of Tempe: Thaderes of Chandler: James J. Keenan, 21, and Carrie C. Keyser, 19 both of Phoenix; Harold E. Brown, B, and Myrtle Will son, 20. both of Phoenix: and P. w. Anderson, 25 of Phoenix. and Mar garet Hosford 21 of Chicago COTTON GROWERS TO MEET-A cotton growers meeting is called to be held at Laveen on Friday, August 20 at 30 p. m. The object of the meet ing is to gather data regarding the
 amount of acreage to be harvested in l that district and the amount of labor required It is hoped that every cot | ton grower one-half mile east of Gen.
 ter street will be present as it will be
 a matter of great importance to that district. C. w. Campbell, president of the Laveen branch of the cotton grow
 CTS association, will give any informa- | tion desired.
 FOUND NOT GUILTY-After a | hearing of the case yesterday after
 noon. Justice Mckee found Antonio
 Rosas not guilty on a charge of bur
 glary. Rosas was charged by Kogi- moto, a Japanese. proprietor of a cafe
 at 23 South Second street, with having taken $40 from tin box in the place
 on the morning of August ,. Accord l ing to the story told by the Japanese Rosas sat near the box and when the Japanese started to open the cafe in
 the place Rosas beat a nasty retreat
 and Kogimoto stated he missed the contents of the box.
 1 HELD ON ROBBERY CHARGE I Fife Alexander, colored yesterday
 was arraigned before Justice Mckee on a charge of robbery and was l-e-
 turned to the county jail when she failed to furnish a bond of S75O. She
 will be examined on the charge next Saturday afternoon at z o'clock The complaining witness in the case is C. H. Shetlin who alleges that the Alex
 ander woman and another colored
 woman held him up near the Arizona l Deaconess hospital on Third avenue
 about o'clock last Friday night and took s60 away from him. ShetIin gave
 the police a description of the women
 and the police placed the Alexander
 woman under arrest.