Arizona republican., 1920-01-17
ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, IT, 1920
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HERE FROM suPERIoR-W. A. Benson, a mining man of Superior. IS in the city on business
 McDOUGAL IS HERE-M. c. Me Dougal. president of the McDougal x Cassou company, who has made his home in Hollywood for the past few years. is in Phoenix. Mrs. McDougai preceded her husband to this city.
 FINAL PROOF-That she has lived continuously on the homestead on which she made entry in 1916 without a leave of absence was the statement made by Mrs. Francis J. Bemis when she made final proof on her homestead in Paradise valley in the U. $. land office yesterday. Mrs. Bemis has raised crops on her property. She said she had not left the place for 24 hours since she took up her residence there
 SELECT JURY-A jury was selected yesterday morning in the first division of the superior court to try Frank Nsll- Hams on statutory charge. The case was continued until Monday morning at 9:30 o'clock.
 SENTENCE SUSPENDED-Elmer McClendon pleaded guilty before Judge Stanford of the superior court yester- day to having attempted burglary, and was given a three years suspended sentence on condition that he open q bank account in Mesa, where he lives, ana deposit SZ0 a month QuTlnS litl period. The McClendon boy. arrested at Mesa. December %, in connection with the attempted robbery of Sro- cery store on West Main street. was shot in the arm and thigh by Dick Lee, the Chinese proprietor's son as his hand was protruding through the screen door. He has obtained employ ment on ranch on the south side, and will go to work.
 COMMITTEE MEETING-The state committee on Americanization will meet this evening at o'clock at 331 North First avenue in the School Ad- ministration building. The meeting of the executive committee will precede the general meeting.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Marriag licenses were issued yesterday by the clerk of the superior court to the fol- lowing persons: Juan Valencia, 49. and Ramona Peterson, 45, both of Con- gress; Ralph J. Binl<ley, 31. of Phoe- nix, and Blanche Horner. 23.- of TolIe- son; Roscoe R. Keesler. 20, and Mary Ethel Bryant, IS, both of Phoenix; AL fred C. Aigner, 19. and Corine l.. Craw- ford, 20, both of Phoenix.
 DR. WHEELER RETURNS-Dr. Arthur J. Wheeler, head of the East Farm Sanatorium of the Indian school, returned to Phoenix Thursday after an absence since last March made neceS- sary by break down. Dr. Wheeler, who spent the first part of his leave at Dr. F1ynns sanitarium at Prescott, went later to the public health service hospital a Ft. Stanton, New Mexico. and has regained his health completely. Dr. J. s. Perkins, travelling physician in the Indian service, who has acted as head of the East Farm Sanatorium in Dr. Wheeler's absence, will be oc- cupied in the immediate future with an inspection trip covering various agen- cieS and day schools of the southwest.
 NAME APPRAiSERS-John Hyder Paul Green and Clarence r. Woodbury were named appraisers of the estate of Edwin R. Powell yesterday by Judge Lyman Of the superior court. Edwin R. Powell, Jr.. is the administrators.
 COMMIT TO ASYLUM-That Yer nave Calderon gazed into space for long hours at time was the aIlega- ton of Deputy Sheriff Gilbert Blanco, in asking CaIderon's commitment 10 the state insane asylum. After ex- animation by Dr. Harry Carson. county physician, Calderon, who is IS years old and for two years a resi- dent of the United States, was com mitted
 GOES TO TESTiFY-Harry Mitten. deputy sheriff. left last night for Fort Sill, Oklahoma, to testify in the gen. erai court martial in the case of AL bert Harsna, alleged deserter from the United States army. Harsha was in jail here some weeks and is alleged to have admitted to Deputy Mitten that he was a deserter from Fort Sill.
 APPRAISERS NAMED Fred Ja- cobs, Harry l.. Peirce and E. F. Patton were named appraisers of the estates of Henry $. Smith and Jerome l.. Smith yesterday by Judge Lyman of the superior court
 SEED DISTRIBUTION United States Senator smith has written the Phoenix chamber of commerce that he will have quantity Of both vegetah~o and flower seeds for distribution this | spring. He says he can send from T50 ! to 1000 packages. The chamber of commerce has replied that it will dis tribute through headquarters to citi- i zens of the county all seed he may care to send.
 HONOR MEMORY OF DODGE II McArthur Brothers will be closed all day today out of respect for the late 1 John Dodge, one of the Dodge Broth | CTS, whose funeral takes place today. | The Dodge factory and every Dodge | dealer in the United States will close 1 during the day.
 REVIVAL IS sUccEss-The re- vival at the Balsz school is expected to | over Sunday and all of next week There were II professions of | Friday night and one other | has been reclaimed. The meetings are being conducted by Evangelist c. J. | Spiers of Kansas and Bible Missionary 1 T. M. Smith of Phoenix. The after | noon cottage meeting will be held at | the Greer home. near the school, this | afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. There will be no services tonight. The Sunday | services will be from 10 to 12 o'clock a. m. and at and 7:3O D. m-
 REVIVAL AT MISSION-Abraham Fernandez, who came to Phoenix from Douglas, is conducting series of re- vival meetings at the Railroad mis- sion, 623 South Second avenue. AL | ready there have been eight conver- 5ions and it is expected that that num- Der will be doubled the coming week. Mir. Fernandez is said to be able man. These revivals are being con- iucted all over the southwest in Mexi- can churches. It is the intention, at | the conclusion of these revival meet | ngs, to organize Mexican church for hat community.