Arizona republican., 1920-04-04
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NO LICENSE, IS cHARGE-G. D Claus was held to answer to the su- perior court on Q charge of advertis- ing and holding out to practice a sys- team Of healing the sick without a license" by Justice Nat T. Mckee yes terday. Complaint was made by Dr. AncI Martin. secretary of the board of medical examiners for Arizona. MT. Claus was released on his own recog- nizance to appear for trial when called. He alleges that he is a chiropractor.
 LAST HALF TAXES DUE-The last half Of 1919 taxes due Maricopa county svii become delinquent May 3. Taxpayers are urged 10 pay promptly ln order to avoid the rush of the last few days Vernon Wright. deputy coun- " treasurer. said yesterday. Mir. Wright stated yesterday that in pay ing before the last minute" the tax payer was not only cooperating with the office but saving themselves the discomfort of standing in line and waiting their turn 10 pay
 l. c. c. HEARING Hearings on reg uiations under section 4o5 of the trans portation act will be held by the inter- state commerce commission April 20 This act, according to adSices received by the Phoenix chamber of commerce, provides that after July carriers are forbidden to make deliveries of freight NN1Npt oil Adll Day ificiiL cl charge All persons wishing 10 be heard are re- quested to notify the bureau of dockets, Washington, before April 17. stating time required and on whose behalf ap- pearance is made
 WEDS CALIFORNIA GiRL-Miss Ruth Roster. daughter of Mr. and Mrs Preston Roster of Richomnd. Cal, and Jess II. Smith, son of Mrs. Smith kuehne of Los Angeles, were married ill Phoenix yesterday morning. Mir. smith formerly was connected with the Standard Oil company at Rich nond was recently transferred to the local offices. His bride is a charming young woman who will make an at tractive addition to society.
 GETS DIvORcE-Sarah Yescas was granted a decree of divorce from An man in the superior court. She al legged desertion
 SEEKS A DIVORCE - Declaring that her husband soon after their mar riage October ., 1919. began to con- duct himself as a single man, Rita Valencia brought suit for decree of divorce from Jaun Valencia yester- day in the superior court. She alleges he kept company with other girls and women, remained out late at night, and remained away from home. neg lecting her. When she called his at- tention to his conduct, she says, he became angry and quarreled with her, then deserted her and has not sup ported her since. She asks her maiden name be restored her.
 PATENT RECEIVED The United States land office at Phoenix has re- ceived a patent for forest homestead on which Lee Smart filed entry. The property is located in Coconino county.
 u. S. MARSHAL RETURNS-Joseph turned yesterday from Prescott where term of court Later in the week Dill take into custody q number of pris- Leavenworth.
 COTTON CROWDS OUT WHEAT There will be approximately 15,000 acres of wheat harvested in Maricopa county from the spring planting. q re- 1uction of about 5000 acres from last year, according to figures contained .hamber of commerce yesterday. The 1 y 10000 acres. or about the state acre l ige planted last year. Outside of Maricopa county there has been q | slight increase in acreage. The reduc- 1 ion of acreage in Maricopa county is 1ue to cotton.
 EXECUTIVE BOARD MEETS-The l executive board of the Arizona Con l gress of Mothers and Parent Teachers Associations will meet Monday with the president, Mrs. J. c. Norton.