Arizona republican., 1920-09-04

Mesa going to do about this? 1t Is
question for immediate decision
Union.
All For Man
GLOEE-The wife Of Jesus NJ. Her
| nandez. tried Tuesday afternoon in the
CITY court on a charge of assaulting
his wife. proved her true worth at the
! end of the trial by offering to go to
1 Jail instead Of her husband.
/ Although Mrs. Hernandez admitted
to the court that she was assaulted
| by her husband. when the court or i.
dered him committed to jail. she made
/ a plea that she would prefer going
/ in order that the husband be let 90
free. A Mexican senorita also made
! the same request in behalf of the man
| but both were refused bXt police.
Yesterday Hernandez drew fine OF
$50 and a suspended sentence of 80
days on good behavior.-Record.
Wanted On Double Chsrge
BSTONE-Following ne grant
/ ing of requisition papers by Acting
! Governor Nit Simms at Phoenix yes
terday, A 3. Campbell, deputy county
attorney of Kern county, Bakersfield
/ CAL came on to Tombstone for the
purpose of taking Emile Fritz back TO
the California CITY to face two charges.
Fritz according to the California man
| is wanted first for the violation of pro
/ baton and second for kidnapping his
two children and taking them out of
| the state into Arizona. The children
are being kept in hiding by the father,
| it is claimed who refuses to divulSe
their whereabouts so they can be taken
/ back to California under the jurisdic-
ton of the courts who handled the
case.-Prospector.
Experimenting In Cotton
DOUGLAS-There is every indica-
ton that the cotton industry will soon
become prominent in all the valleys
of the Cochise county. Experimental
crops are now growing in the San
Pedro. the Sulphur Springs and the
San Simon valleys, the latter showing
decidedly the largest area. At San
Simon last Sunday a representative of
the Daily International learned that
two hundred acres in cotton is now
making remarkable showing, all now
bearing bolls and blooms and in the
most promising condition. 1t is be-
lieved that much of this cotton will
yield more than one bale to the acre
and that some of it will easily make
more than one bale to the acre.
On Saturday last there was a meet
ing of the business men of San Simon
and those farmers who have planted
cotton this year to meet a man from
Dallas, Texas, representing a cotton
gin manufacturing company. AS a
result of this meeting decision was
reached to order a gin on the aSSur-
ance that delivery would be made in
time to have the gin ready to operate
! in time to care for the present crop.
The gin will cost $1,000. This gin will
be the more accessible for ginning the
cotton which will be picked in the
Sulphur Spring and San Pedro valleys.
: as either by rail or truck the haul will
be shorter and by truck over better
roads-International
Another empty Gun"
YUMA-BecauSe a friend to whom a
! 06 MT co 70 oil &C
as to leave an unexploded shell in the
: barrel when he returned the gun, Ma
tilda Quintero, seven years of age is
dead and Modesto Quintero, two years
of age is lying at the Yuma hospital
!. dangerously hurt.
! The accident took place at O'Clock
Sunday evening. The friend who had
borrowed the gun returned the gun to
. the Ochoa home Sunday evening. Mr.
Gregoria Ochoa was in the yard watch
ing the playing of a large crowd OF
children. The gun was given to hel
and she placed it in her lap. A few
minutes elapsed and the gun was ex.
8 ploded. Whether the trigger wa.
/ pulled by Mrs. Ochoa or girl who wa,
standing by her side, could not be de
I termined. The full blast of the sho
I went into the crowd of playing chill
I dren killing little 7-year-old Matild;
/ and so badly wounding little Modesto
Quintero that he was rushed to tn
+ Yuma hospital. At first it was though
that he would die also, but the hospita
I announced late last night that i
seemed that the little fellow would re
cover.-Sun.
To Conduct Air Service
= NOGALES-A joint stockholders an
!. directors meeting held last night b,
the International Air Service corpora
I ton completed the final organization
4 of the company as a going institution
/ to establish and maintain an airplan
1 commercial mail, passenger and Ugh
I express service between Nogales an
all points along the west coast of Mex
leo and intermediate territory
The corporation is chartered in Ari
4 IONA for 100000 capital The officer
4 elected last night by the stakeholder
makes the following permanent list:
4 A Harrison, president; Bracey Curtis
vice president; w. E. Harms, secretary
n w. H. FlOrent1ne, treasurer. These OF
ficers with the following compose tn
board of directors which has been in
4 creased from five to seven: T.
Il Wylie, o. Larios and J. E. Achond
\ The two latter are Nogales, Sonor;
4 business men.
The initial service will be given fro1
4 Nogales to Hermosilla, Topic, Culia
h can, Guaymas and Guadalajara and il
y termediate points where landing facil
ties will be available. BY arrangeme1
4 with the army officials, officers of tt
n company TO-DAY stated IndI lHey WI
/ use the 18th aero squadron flying fie
I for landing their ships on this side
I the Hne.-Herald.
Plan Celebration
DOUGLAS-Plans for the Mexico
\ day celebration, Sept. 16, were mao
yesterday at a joint meeting of con
mittees of Mexicans from both sides
g the line.
: 1t was decided that all Mexican 81
- cieties on the American side would
n to Aqua Prieta and join in the Ser
16 celebration there, especially cell
brating the repatriation of Mexican
/ who long have been refugees in tn
country. 'sThere are no longer ar
Mexican refugees Mexican Consul :
I Pesqueira said last night.
In spite of contemplated protests
results of Sundays municipal electic
in Aqua Prieta, Pablo c. Gonzales, WI
4 received the highest number of vote
4 is expected formally to take office Ser
n 16.-Dispatch.
Finley Appointed
NOGALES - Unofficial announc