Arizona republican., 1920-02-10

| MEN OOfN ! featured by the Kansas chorus and Hawaiian music furnished by the Misses Shepherd. Jones and Yates. Illinois people will give the program next Friday night, February 13.
 CONTESTS OITZLER HOME STEAD-Claiming that the desert land entry of Jeff H Ditzler was not made in good faith Willard $. Detweiler has filed contest proceedings against Ditz- Ter in the United States land office. He alleges that at the time the entry was made Ditzler was not a bona fide resident of the state and that he had no intention of becoming resident. The desert land under dispute is To- cated in Pinal county.
 SUES GARDNER FOR s1,2o1-Ask ing $100 d month for time lost when he was without d motor ear. $40O for repairs and $500 for depreciation of his machine, Robert J. Evans filed suit for $1, 200 against w F. Gardner in the superior court yesterday Evans who is represented by Attorneys Gust and smith. states that after d collision on the Groom Creek highway near Prescott last August, he was deprived of the use of his car for five months, and that he was damaged in the sum of $500 thereby. According to Evans, James Gardner was driving the ma
 
 cident occurred because James Gardner was on the wrong side Of the road.
 GLENDALE ISSUES FOLDER-The Glendale district commercial club has just issued three folders. They are entitled ..Cotton,' "Glendale" and "Ranching" The folder contains valu- able information of the district, yhe Phoenix chamber of commerce an noCnced yesterday.
 MILO nnG 7-TU, 6ne~S can be had for the asking, provided Humane Officer Canning is satisfied that they will be given good homes one Of them is part bull, six months old: the other is part collie. They are at 715 West Washington street.
 SAYS DIDN'T DISTURB PEACE D. J. Enfield, charged by C. NJ. Eock with disturbing the peace. appeared be fore Judge Wheeler in East Phoenix justice court yesterday. He pleaded not guilty to the charge and his trial vas set for February 13 at 10 o'clock. Enfield furnished $100 bond fixed by the court.
 OMMITTED-Al Gardner, brought from Flagstaff on Saturday ni~ht by Sheriff J. O. Harrington of Coconino county, was taken to the state hospital yesterday.
 LIST YOUR ROOMS AT c. OF c. The hotels and rooming houses are reported as crowded. In view of the special session of the legislature many are coming to the city and the Phoenix chamber of commerce yesterday an nounced it would like the listings of any rooms in private homes or other wise now available for rent The rooms may be listed by either calling at the chamber of commerce or telephoning 1924
 HERE FROM WILLIAMS and Mrs. D. Fl. Duffield are registered at the Hotel Jefferson for a few days while visiting here from their home in Williams. Duffield has heavy sheep interests at the headwaters of the White river.
 DEWITT ILL-Deputy Sheriff De Witt is confined to his bed with q slight attack of grippe.
 WIFE GETS DIVORCE = Alice H. O'Niel was granted a divorce from Stanford of the superior court, with permission to resume her maiden name, Alice H. Hughes.
 MURDER CASE PoSTPONED-nl with influenza, Moses C. (Tom) Will son will not go to trial in the super for court until February 19. Wilson is alleged to have murdered his wife on November in their room at a house at 123S East Adams street. Postpone ment of the case which was set for yesterday, was granted by Judge Stan ford on motion of Wilson's attorney.
 THESE WILL WED-Marriag li- censes have been issued by the clerk of the superior court to the follow ing persons: Juan J. Hurtado. "A. and Antonia Noreiga, 25, both of Tempe: Walter D. Ware, 27, of Kok- omo Indiana, and Marie Gappens, 19, of Sharpsville, Indiana: Placido Cas- teneda. and Estair Dominguez, IS, both of Gila Bend Ambrocio Lucero, 30 and Marie Porras. g, both of Chandler: Jesse J. Waldrip, 27, and Mildred F'remeau. 19, both of Phoenix.
 AP PRAIS FRS NAMED-Harry Pierce. R. Watson and H. A. Davis were named appraisers of the estate of Catharine Feldman yesterday by Judge Lyman of the superior court.
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