Arizona republican., 1920-02-25
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IOCNDIEU kIBBEY TO SPRINos-Judge and Mrs. J. H. Kibbey left the city Mond;
 night for Arrowhead Springs. where they will visit for several weeks. CONFERENCE MEETING = Al 1 ladies of the Christian church are asked to meet at o'clock this morn
 the Interchurch World Movement. WHO LOST KEYs?-A key ring or which are several cash register keys was taken from a prisoner arrested yesterday and the owner may obtain
 them by calling police headquarters. CHIEF JUSTICE RECOVERS Chief Justice D. l.. Cunningham
 Arizona supreme court. returned to
 duty yesterday after a period at home on account of illness.
 SALT LAKE FAMILY HERE
 Clarence NJ. Cannon and family are Phoenix visitors from Salt Lake City
 for a part of the winter. Cannon was
 nephew of the late Senator George
 c. Cannon.
 POSTPONE RoDEo-The annual
 Rodeo at Castle Hot Springs, which
 was to have been held Wednesday and
 Thursday of this week, has been post
 poned until Thursday and Friday, caused by the condition of the roads
 and ground. The Rodeo is one of the
 big annual events at that famous. re-
 sort.
 VISITS BROTHER HERE-J. F.
 Stelzer. brother of Secretary A. E..
 Stelzer of the state corporation com
 mission, is visiting in the city While
 en route to California for his first
 visit to that state. He is with the
 Southwestern Oil and Refining com
 pany at Nogales as assistant secre-
 tary.
 ALLEGED BANDIT ARRAiGNED. -Arraigned before Justice Cummings of the Tempe precinct on a charge of highway robbery, Jack Allen, alleged bad man. demanded an examination which was set for next week. Bonds were fixed in the sum of s5000, which he was unable to furnish.
 ESTATE IN COURT. "A petition for letters of administration in the es tate of William James Adams, an eX soldier who died in Phoenix September 19, last. was filed by James McCue yesterday. The estate is valued at s1o.0o0. consisting entirely of war risk insurance policy No. 22692.
 BOTH COURTS OPEN. - Both di- visions of the superior court were in operation yesterday, Judges Frank H. Lyman and R. c. Stanford having fully recovered from attacks of infiu- enza. Judge Lyman was still slightly IilulSpOSeu. put dltIOunttQ LHdl HC would continue his court work.
 MURDER TRIAL THURSDAY Trial of Nose c. Wilson, charged with wife murder, will starr in Judge R. c. Stansords division of the superior colHt Thursday morning, the court am nounced yesterday. upon resuming the bench after an absence of ten days, occasioned by illness. It is the most important criminal trial of the month.
 SPEEDING ALLEGEO.-Be Clark entered a plea of guilty to a speeding charge in Justice Charles D. Wheeler's east Phenix precinct court yesterday and was fined S10. Clark was ar rested on complaint of Don LeBaron, county motorcycle officer, who ai legged that the autoist was driving at a speed of 8 miles an hour past the Balsz school on the Tempe road.
 SOUTH DAKOTA SHERIFF HERE Sheriff John T. Butely of Deadwood, s. D., was a Phoenix visitor yester- day, coming here for Harvey Brels- ford. well known in Phoenix, who Is wanted at Deadwood as material witness in an important murder case. Brelsford waived extradition papers and left last night in company with -he officer for the South Dakota city
 SAYS HUSBAND HAS TEMPER Outbursts of temper in which her husband I.frequently engaged in throwing articles of furniture and fishes about the house" were alleged n a complaint for divorce filed yes against A. G. Schmidt The couple l separated in December. 1919. the complaint states, and Mrs. Schmidtl declares she does not now know the l of her husband
 INQUEST FOR CIRCUS MAN. Death of Dick Biles. an employe of he Al G. Barnes circus, at the state lr orr hc caused by valvular heart trouble a jury in Justice Charles DeSales Wheelers court decided yes erday. Biles was found dead by a brother employe about 10 o'clock Mon lay morning, having been stricken Officers have been unable to locate my relatives of the dead man. who vas apparently about 90 years old.
 NOMINATIONAL COM FER- =NCES. The denominational con- erences for those attending the ,astors Conferences of the Inter .hurch World Movement Will be | leld as announced in the various | churches of this city this morn | ng at o'clock. The Baptists' meeting will be held in the First Bap- [ ist church, the Methodist, Episcopal n the First Methodist church. and Congregational. Christian, Methodist <piSCopdI SoulH ana i'FeSDyLerlan Tn heir respective churches
 ATTORNEY GENERAL TO COME Yesterdays reports of the proposed -isit of Attorney General A Mitchell |. Palmer to Arizona next month were confirmed last night by local cattle nen in touch with the Panhandle and Cattlemen's association hat meets in Tucson next month Secretary J. N. Sanborn of the asso- iation, is credited with sending the eport here from his Fl Paso head uarters.A Full announcements of the Lttorney generals Arizona itinerary Ire expected soon, a belief being ex- SSed that