Arizona republican., 1920-07-18
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN SUNDAY MORNING. JULY 18 1920


 1 Fern Johnson, left yesterday for brief vacation which they will pass in d | Verde camping trip.
 1 LEAVES FOR COAST-Mrs. r. D.
 Doane of the Barker Produce company l left last evening for Long Beach, Cal. She will be away bout a month ! GOES TO LOS ANGELES-Carl H. | Johnson. contractor and realty oper- | atJ of 128 East Adams street, lea <F' ! this morning for Los Angeles and San | Diego. He expects to return about l September 1.
 sUMMERiNG IN VENICE-Mrs. ! Joseph Geare and daughters, Misses 1 Frances and Esther. and Mrs. Male l Newman. are summering on the coast and have an attractive cottage in Vista
 place at Venice. Miss Esther will re 1 main on the coast to enter St. Mary '' INFANT SON DIES-Word has i been received in this city of the death
 of the infant son of Mrs. Herman Kuchler at Venice. California, Satur- l day morning Mrs. kuchler was spending the summer with her sister,
 Mrs. Rudolph Kuchler of this city. FINED FOR PEEDING-Paul s. | Barnes yesterday pleaded guilty be- | fore Justice Mckee on a charge of speeding on North Central avenue and was fined S20.
 NEW REALTY OFFiCE-W. T. Wooton, formerly of the Live Wire Realty company. has opened an office over the Donofrio Confectionery com pany, 23 East Washington street. which will be known as the Wide Awake Realty company. MT. Wooton | is one of the city's best-known real estate hustlers.
 Home FROM EXTENDED TRIP 1 c. R. Miller of the Miller Realty com
 pany returned Friday morning from
 an extended trip over the northern part of the state. While away MT. Miller visited Flagstaff, Grand Canyon, Hol- brook, the Petrified Forest and the | White mountains. He reports the weather and road conditions fine.
 EXTENDS STAGE ROUTE-The corporation commission yesterday granted the application of the Phoenix Casa Grande stage line to change it's route taking in Tempe and Mesa. which were not included in the for mer route of Phoenix Chandler Saca- ton Casa Grande, which points will be made in the new schedule.
 HOME WITH FISH STORIES
 John Isaacs, night jailer at the county | jail, returned yesterday from San Diego where he spent two weeks. vacation visiting with his family and | fishing. MT. Isaacs reports good fish l ing in the ocean and bay of San Diego. He tells a wicked tale of a fish some six feet long which he claims to have caught with a pole and line in the
 waters near the city. and he has a pie ture of himself and the big catch to prove it.
 APPEALS TO SUPREME COURT Clarence Sage. former chief guard for the United Verde Copper company, who was convicted of mistreatment of Alverda Florence SchendeI and given an indeterminate sentence of from eight, years to life imprisonment. has appealed from the decision of the su- perior court of Yavapai county. Sage. with Fred Woods. Robert P. Giles and George Floyd, were charged jointly with the crime The woman in the case. who was not IS when she ap- peared against the men. is married
 WOODBURY SON AND HEIR AP- PEARS-Clarence Woodbury manager of the city department of the Dwight B. Heard Investment company, has re- ceived word from the coast that he is the father of son. The youngest ar rival at the Woodbury summer home in Oakland on Thursday and is the second child of the family The little daugh- ter of the house is Miss Mary Clare Woodbury, who is with her mother ard brother on the coast.
 STATE AUDITOR HOME MONDAY Jesse Boyce, state auditor and super visor of state banks, is expected to re- turn Monday from Seattle where he attended the convention of the Nation al Association of Supervisors of State Banks En route for Arizona he spent several days in San Francisco con ferring with the California superin- tendent of banks relative to the bank ing code of the state. MT. Boyce is an advocate of a revision of the banking laws of Arizona
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to .Sannon Oliva, 27, and Ernestine CerOn, g, both of Phoenix; Francisco A. NaSguez, 21, and Rufina Ceron, 21, both of Phoenix: Emilio Vargas, 27 and Adelaide Bel tram. 30, both of Marinette; Guy V. Burris. 22, and Lois L. Hummer, 21. both of Phoenix; Donald Johnson, and Mary k. Roberts, both of Phoenix; Ralph C. Holsinger, A, and Mary Coughlin. 21, both of Phoenix: George T. Jagzers, 26, of Miami. and Topsy Caruthers, 21, of Gila; Ray Alfred Cor bit, %. and Cora May Sorenson. IT., both of Glendale: Harry F. Brown g, of Phoenix, and Louise F. Howard, a. of Fair Haven, Mass; and George Dewey Dunphy, 22, and Elma Belle Bean, IS, of Douglas.
 BOY ASKS DAMAGES-Deciar
 that he has suffered injuries to the extent of $4.000 after being struck by the automobile of the defendants Charles A. Jones. a minor by his father J. l.. Jones, yesterday brought suit against A. c. Foote and Jane Doe Foote, his wife. asking for judgment MT. Foote says his son is six years of
 age and alleges that on April 2 1920 while his son was coming home from l the Alhambra school on Grand ave
 nue an automobile driven bv the de- l fendauts ran his son down. The accf- l dent, MT F'oote alleges. occurred about 100 yards northwest of the
 school on Grand avenue. and says that
 the automobile of the defendants was l being driven at a greater rate of speed | than was reasonable or proper His 1 son, he alleges, was laid up for sev-
 in his thigh and other minor cuts and l bruises
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