Arizona republican., 1920-08-19
MEX|CANS ALLEGED TO HAVE ATTACKED
 COUNTRYMAN HELD

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 MESA. Aug. 1S-AIleged to have brutally attacked a fellow countryman and beat him into unconsciousness, three Mexicans were arrested yester- day by Constable O. l.. Pickens and are being held pending their arraignment before Judge William Newell in the Mesa precinct court today. Cando Garcia, their victim, was removed to the hospital yesterday morning follow ing the trouble, where his wounds were dressed, and if possible he will appear in court today to testify against his as- sailants.
 The three Mexicans. Francisco and Santiago Arnaldo and Jose Revaldo, were intending to go to Tucson yester- day, it is said, and planned to take with them woman, relative of Gar cia- When he offered objection to their plans, the trio attacked him. One check was cut open for several inches, his jaw injured, and other wounds in flicted. The trouble occurred at the home of Garcia a mile south of Mesa on jeans were arrested in that neighbor- hood by Constable Pickens yesterday morning and the third picked up in Verde Vista, north of Mesa. later in the day.
 In Moviedom Today
 Tom Mix will be the star at the Ma jestic today, appearing on the screen in "The Speed Maniac" A Sunshine comedy, "A School House Scandal" IS also on the program.
 Old Timer Returns
 J. $. Maddox, a former Mesa resi- dent, returned to the valley yesterday after an absence of nearly ten years Years ago MT. Maddox took up home stead on the desert. five miles east of Mesa on the Roosevelt road. and now with its being taken in under the turned to give its reclamation personal attention.
 Chandler Road Repaired
 The mud hole on the Chandler road a mile and half south of the base line, was filled in yesterday morning and traffic is again being directed ovel that route. As a result of flooding tht road. several hundred yards of tho highway at that point has been under water since the first of the week. and during all of that time it has been 2 stalling point for a large percentage of the cars that ventured into It Straw and dirt were hauled in to fil the more treacherous holes in tho stretch yesterday morning and the road is again open to travel.
 Road FIooders Up Frank Russell has been arrested .oT charge of flooding the public high way and will appear before Judge Newell today to explain how 1t hap pened. M C. Phelps, who appeared tt answer a similar charge seevraf day: ago. was fined $10 for the offense. Depart for the Coast W & MacMannon and Mrs. Mac Mannon and baby left yesterday by an tomobile on a trip to the California l 14r,x- of | in the northern part of that state Mrs. MacMannon and the baby re turned Tuesday from Prescott, wher' l they passed the early part of thi' month.
 Trip to Roosevelt MT. and Mrs. w. R. stewart ah' children and Mir. Stewards aunt, Mrs spend a few days at the Roosevel | dam. Mrs. Fay is visiting here iron her home in Freeman, Mo.
 Death of Mexican Woman
 Funeral services for Mrs. Qulnl Mendibil were held last evening at o'clock from the Burton undertakinl parlors. Mrs. Mendibil died Tuesda afternoon following a lingering Hines from tuberculosis. She is surviVe by her husband, a baby daughter nav ing died but few weeks previous
 Visitors From Phoenix
 Mrs. Frank Vance and Mrs. Aiper Viault of Phoenix were visitors III Mes vesterday. They were guests at din ner at the home of their mother Mrs w A. Burton, in North Evergreen.
 A Girl in the Family
 E. T. Neal of the Kelly-Diehi-Hlp bert office was rejoicing yesterday owe the arrival of a 9-pound baby girl his family, born yesterday mornlns The little ones arrival makes the hap nv combination of a boy and a gir with which the proud father is thor oughly satisfied.