Arizona republican., 1920-07-09

STOLE TWO BlCYcLEs-Gilbe Horn yesterday pleaded guilty in the superior court to a charge of grand larceny and will be sentenced today by Judge A. G. McAlister. It is alleged that Horn stole two bicycles on May 6, one from Edgar Wheeler and the other from Arthur R. Davis. One of the wheels Horn is said to have sold, and when arrested several miles south east of Phoenix he was riding the other one.
 HELD ON ASSAULT CHARGE
 Pedro Ybarro yesterday pleaded not guilty in the superior court to a charge of assault with intent to commit mur
 der and was returned 10 the county jail after he failed to furnish a bond of $25OO. Judge A. G. McAHster set the case for trial on September 13. The charge arises from the shooting by
 Ybarro on Sunday night. April 25, or Jose Razezo on the Cook-Laird ranch, near Glendale. Ybarro was captured near Melton by Deputy Sheriff Jim Troutman following a weeks chase.
 HELD ON SERIOUS CHARGE Juan Garcia yesterday pleaded not guilty before Justice Mckee on charge of having committed a statu- tory offense and was placed in the county jail in lieu of bond Of s15o0 The preliminary examination will be held on Tuesday afternoon, July 13, at 3 o'clock. The complaining witness, Pedro Hernandez. alleges that the of fense was committed against his daughter, Esperanza, who is fl years old
 | PLEADS GUiLTY-James Bonnet yesterday pleaded guilty in the SUI ] perior court on a charge of obtaining money by means of bogus checks and will be sentenced this morning by ! Judge A G. McAlister After entering | hic Y11a haf hp l give him a receipt for all the bogus l checks he had issued so that after he | had served his sentence he could not be taken up again on any of them.
 WIFE MAKES MANY CHARGES l Declaring that when he failed to pro-
 vide for them she had to accept work | in department stores in order to sup port herself and minor child, Helma
 Hounsom yesterday brought suit for | a decree of divorce from William R.
 Hounsom, charging desertion. She all | leges that he often flourished a gun at
 her when angry and charges him in her 1 complaint with extreme drunkenness
 and infidelity. she asks for the GUS
 tody of the child.
 LAMSON'S ENDS 31ST YEAR-The
 Lamson Business college has finished
 it's thirty-first year and next Monday
 will begin the midsummer term of it's
 thirty second year. During the past
 year 3S5 students We're enrolled, but
 so great has been the demand for i bookkeepers and stenographers that 1 only six students completed full i courses and received the college diplo- ma. A large number received certifi- cates for proficiency in rapid business
 writing. in arithmetic and in operating l typewriters. Students were enrolled l from almost every city and village of l Arizona and from A other states, some i coming from as far east as New York
 and New Jersey.
 PRAISES PHOENIX HOSPITALITY IA report has gained some currency that Phoenix is too busy to think, espe
 cially of the welfare of strangers in l town: but the chamber of commerce has received a letter from Harrisburg. i Pa. signed by the secretary of the l chamber of commerce there. thanking i the organization for the splendid ser vice" and cordial hospitality" received by a member> MT. F'arquharson, while l in Phoenix recently. The Harrisburg visitor had nothing but praise for Phoenix to give in his story to the people of Harrisburg.
 STOLE CAR IS cHARGE-vincent Hill yesterday pleaded not guilty in the superior court on a charge of grand larceny and was returned to the county jail after he failed to furnish a bond of S2, 2,5o0. The case will be heard on 1 September 13. Hill is charged with
 having stolen an automobile belonging to O. c. McMurtry Of Phoenix on May ', and it is alleged that he drove 1t to I Los Angeles, where he was arrested in possession of the car through the aid of the Automobile Club of Southern California Hill admitted he replaced the original license plates on the car
 with the plates of a license he se-
 cured for a Ford car at the state capi-
 tol here.