Arizona republican., 1920-04-08
JUDGE SMITH CALLED AWAY

Judge Frank O. smith left for Chicago last night, where his father is reported
 to be dangerously i'll.
 REPORTS GOOD ROADS-Edward T. Gushee, manager at Castle Hot Springs, yesterday motored to Phoenix
 in one hour and twenty minutes. He reports the roads in excellent condition. GENERAL STAFF TO MEET-The general staff of the Arizona national
 guard will hold meeting at Il o'clock Monday in the capitol headquarters and
 will meet the members of the chamber
 of commerce at o'clock in the after
 noon.
 ALLEGED CATTLE THIEVES
 Juan Lopez and Lewis Valdez were
 brought into the county jail from Gila
 Bend yesterday by Deputy T.. S Mar
 shal Fred Weage- Both are Indians
 from the reservation and are charged With stealing cattle from other Indians
 CALL TO REBEkAH MEMBERS
 Members of the Rebekah lodge are re- quested to meet at the Odd Fellows
 hall at ,. o'clock this afternoon and make arrangements to attend the fu- neral of Sister Fern Mansfield
 RE TORNS FROM TRiP-J. NJ Rene oI me Fields Parker company of Fl
 Paso returned to Phoenix yesterday alter a brief trip to New Mexico and Texas. MT. Rene is stopping at the Hotel Adams, and will be here for some tune.
 SUE FOR MOTOR CAR-Declarinp he has possession of an automobile which they claim is the property of the company. the First National Bank or Mesa brought suit against ! A fischer, doing business as the Mesa garage, yesterday in the superior court. They allege the car, a Buick touring model. is worth $900. They ask for possession or it's equivalent in cash.
 WOmANS AUXILIARY PINS-Pins TOT the womans auxiliary of the Amer ican IeSion have been received at the o.lice Of the legion in the capitol The pin, which is very neat. is decor ated with a star, either blue or gold The pin with the gold star can be worn by all women who have lost a relative Tn the great war. Membership cards TOT the auxiliary also can be obtained at the headauarter's office
 LICENSED TO WED-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Charles C. Vanderflute, 31. of Phoenix and Marie E. Johnson, 25. of Los An geies; Charles Edwin Coffin. "A. and Esther Katherine Pearson, 25, both of Mesa; Barry Lee Hedgpith g. and Hazel R. Downing, g, both of Phoenix: l.. " Clifford, 1s, and Beatrice Adair, l7. both of Mesa, and Quin Faulkner, 61, of Phoenix, and Laura E. Bolin. 50. of Kentucky
 FOUND NOT GUILTY U George Charlebois, F. A. Charlebofs and Mar tn Charlebois, ranchers living near Glendale. were found not guilty by Justice Mckee on two charges yester- day, the first of assault by means likely to produce great bodily harm filed by Mike Pivavaroff of the Rus sian colony, who alleged they struck him with hammer. The second charge was aggravated assault brought by Aiix Valoff. who alleged they beat her with their hands, in 1 fiicting serious bodily injury
 HELD TO ANSWER-Louis Piva- varoff yesterday was held to answer to the superior court by Justice on a charge of assault with deadly weapon. He was released under :, bond of S2500, furnished by members of the Russian colony The complain ing witness was Erwin George Bryan, who alleges Pivavaroff, with four others, shot at his house near Glendale ! on the night of March 2S. Pivavaroff ! was arrested the next day. MT. Bryan 1 testified the shots were fired from ar ! auto, three of which, he said. took ef- feet in the house. One of the bullets, | 1e declared. passed within three inches | ,f the bed in which a young child was [ sleeping.