Arizona republican., 1920-07-28
STATE LIBRARIAN TO MORALES

e E Con Cronin. state librarian, left yes terday for several days absence in Nogaies.
 WANTS BASEBALL PLAYERS-D. F. Nickel, who is looking for baseball players to take with him to California, is in Phoenix.
 UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR IN TOWING. E. Thompson. professor of agriculture at the state university at Tucson, was a guest at the Jefferson hotel yesterday.
 JUDGE PATTEE IS VISITOR Samuel l.. Pattee, judge of the superior court of Pima county and candidate for the supreme court, was a visitor in Phoenix yesterday.
 HERE FROM ST. LOUIS - The Misses Catharine and Margarite Berg mann of St.. Louis. Mo, are visiting with Miss Dorothy Barron at 16 West Moreland street They will return to St LoJis tomorrow.
 GOING TO DETROtT-C. L. Good man of Chandler has left for the east where he will spend month before returning to the Pacific coast for an other months visiting. His first des- tination is Detroit.
 PERMIT TO SELL sTocK-The corporation commission yesterday au- thorized the Phoenix Oil Exploration company to sell 400 shares of treasury stock at $50 a share. Mercer D. Will son is president of the company and G. Guy Miller it's secretary.
 PROMOTED TO CAPTAIN-Officer Duncan of the police department has been pnomoted from sergeant to cap tain. Captain Duncan is in charge of the men on the traffic squad. He has been on the force for the past 10 years.
 LESLIE C. HARDY IN CITY-Leslie c. Hardy, county attorney of Santa Cruz county, who is candidate for the nomination for the office of attor- ney general. registered yesterday ait the Commercial hotel.
 CASE OF FLU" IN FLAGSTAFF A case of influenza has been reported in Flagstaff. This information was re- ceived at the office of the state board of health yesterday and is the only case reported from any section of the state
 HAYDENs TO GO NoRTH-con- gressmar and Mrs. Carl Hayden will | leave Friday for the northern part o1 l the state where they will pass the re- mainder of the summer. While they expect to travel through the north the greater part of the time will be passed in Flagstaff where they will take a cottage for the season.
 w. U. GOVERNORS TO MEET | The board of governors of the Sal River Valley Water Users association will meet at 10 o'clock tomorrow morn ing to discuss policies of the associa- tion and to act on all routine business which has come up since the last regu- lar meeting.
 MEET WITH PRISON BOARD-C .. Cose, state superintendent of public l instruction, and Wiley F.. Jones, attor- ney general, were in Florence yester'
 day for meeting of the board of par | dons and paroles.
 ENGAGEMENT IS ANNOUNCED
 Mrs. James F. Weatherholt of 23
 North Second avenue announces tn | engagement of her daughter, Gladys E
 Echlfn. to Samuel B. Mallicoat o
 Knoxville, Tennessee. The date of tn
 marriage will be announced later.
 COLORED MINISTER ARRESTED -Josa H. Jones, a colored minister yesterday was held to answer to tn 1 superior court by Justice Mckee on
 charge of aggravated battery. He Wa released under a bond of $500 whicl
 he furnished. His wife. Cora NJ. Jones alleges that on July 16 her husban
 struck her on the head with his fists
 CANDIDATE FOR REPRESENTA- TIVE = Thomas c. Peyton has an nounced himself as d candidate fo state representative from District Nc 3, subject to the action of the Demo
 cratic party at the primaries Septem Der 1- MT Peyton is an attorney an ; has been admitted to the Arizona bal | | He is familiar with legislative mat z . fled for the office MT. Peyton Ina r lived in Arizona for the past 30 year
 HUSBAND ASKS DiVORCE-De ]. claring that his. wife had him arreste e on a felony charge in order to haras : him, Frank O. Hernance yesterda : brought suit for a decree of divoro q from Bessie Hermance. chargin I cruelty and desertion He alleges ths n when they were married in July. 191
 she had seven children from years 2 16 years old All these children. g says, lived with her and were sur i- ported by him. He charges her wit If striking him and that she permitte $ her seven children to use profar :, language. In April. 1920, he allege
 she swore out warrant charging hi = with failure to provide for herself. ar n he says the charge was dismissed al | ter hearing in justice court. H | aSlSs that an annra iser he annOifn n z