Arizona republican., 1920-01-30

fall rifle shoot of the state. under the National Rifle association rules, held on the Mesa range. Adjutant General I w. S. Ingalls,, in company with Cap tain La Rue of his staff, inspected the range and target equipment there yes terday. The adjutant general reports 8 highly satisfactory inspection
 SHOES STOLEN-Fifteen pairs of wOmen'S shoes were stolen from show window of the J. c. Penney store in Mesa early yesterday morning by thieves who drilled out the lock of a door opening from the street. En- | trance was not effected to the store itself. and no other articles were taken. Sheriff Montgomery, Deputy Troutman and finger print men made an inves- tigation. Prints were obtained which may be instrumental in experiencing | the thieves.
 MELON GROWERS TO MEET There will be a meeting of the Union | Watermelon Growers, Saturday after noon at o'clock at the Water Users l building. Good attendance of melon growers is desired.
 FINDS SADDLE Deputy Sheriff James Troutman states he has found lady's saddle stolen from a ranch south of Cashion late in October, and that it's owner may have it by calling | at the Sheriff'S office.
 COFFEY A VISlTOR-B. V. Coffey, | county, Pennsylvania, is in Phoenix for few days as the guest of Mack Gardner Although Coffey has lived in Pittsburg for a long time and is consequently much in love with that section of the country, he is of the l opinion that this is the best spot he has ever struck. He is to be a can didate for sheriff of his county at the coming election.
 1 ACQUITTED OF FORGERY-Au- l | of forgery by jury yesterday in the superior court after deliberation of a | lew minutes. He was charged with forging the name of Dan McDermott ! to a S1I.5O check alleged to have been | passed on McDouga1l & Cassou He was released. and the cases against Jacinto Barrios and his wife, Eliza B. De Barrios. held on similar charges, were also dismissed
 RASZA RELEASED-MigueI Rasza, | held on statutory charge, was re- leased after examination yesterday in l Judge Wheeler'S court. Eliza VI Val enZuela, the material witness, agreed to the courts suggestion that she and Rasza be married. a license was pro- cured and the ceremony performed PLEADS NOT GUILTY-Tom J. Wilcox of Prescott appeared yesterday | before Judge Wheeler of the East Phoenix precinct and entered a plea l of not guilty to failure to provide for | HIS lnlDOr children. w 1icOX alleged yesterday that his wife left him to come l to Phoenix, and that he is willing to provide for his family if she will re- 1 turn.
 VISITORS FROM SUPERIoR-Mr. | and Mrs. c. E. Botkin of Superior were in the city yesterday, stopping at the Commercial hotel.
 CoPLEN FROM GLOsE-J. B. Cop len of Globe was in the city yesterday on business, stopping at the Conner
 FROM CITY OF FLIERs-w. M. Frost arrived in the city from Venice, Calf, yesterday and is stopping at the Commercial hotel.
 Mrs. M. D. Hillyard of Long Beach, Calif., were in the city yesterday. stop ping at the Jefferson hotel FROM LONE STAR STATE-C. l.. Casson of El Paso was a business vis- itor here yesterday. stopping at the Jefferson hotel.
 DENVER MEN HERE-Among ar rivals from Denver yesterday who were stopping at the Jefferson hotel were M. l.. Powell and A. 1T. Amsterdam.
 D. A. R. MEETING-The regular meeting of the D. A. R. will be held at the home of Mrs. l.. F. Martin, 337 East Moreland street, at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon. All visiting members are cordially invited.
 MOODY JOINS REALTY FIRM "A. Der of the land commission for three years and later acted as treasurer of state lands for two years, has estab- lished himself in Phoenix and entered into the real estate business with Frank E. Bellamy of this city and Dr. w E. Plath of Stafford
 SEEKS TO DiVORCE-Since his parole in 1918 from the state peniten- tiary Mrs. Rufeni O'Malley has heard nothing from her husband. according to a suit for divorce she filed yester- day in the superior court. She states they were married at Douglas and that he was sentenced in 1913 from the Co., chise county superior court. She asks restoration of her maiden name, Ru- feni Oleon.
 COMMITTED TO SCHOOl-Joseph Vavages,. who pleaded guilty to a burglary charge Wednesday. was com mitted to the state industrial school at Fort Grant yesterday by Judge Stan ford of the superior court.
 ADMITS THEFT William B. Avant admitted yesterday to Judge Stanford of the superior court that he took two rings from the home of Mrs. Sadie Bobo in this city. He WAS sen fenced to serve fro none to two years in the state penitentiary.
 SOWECO DANCE-The initial dance of the newly organized Soweco club will be given Monday evening instead Of Saturday evening as previously a. nounced. It will be held at the Woma's