Arizona republican., 1920-05-08
MAN ALLEGED ID HAVE. M|STREATED WIFE ID STAND TRIAL TODAY

MESA, May S.-August Hernandez will stand trial before Justice of the Peace Newell in the local precinct court this morning on charge pre- ferred by his wife, who, it is alleged he assaulted and badly injured when overcome by jealousy while attending a dance in Buena Vista, the Mexican part of town one night this week.
 Hernandez, according to the officers, was in attendance at the dance with ms wife and, enraged because or atten- tions paid her by other men, proceeded to mfstreat her. Recovering from the attack the next morning, the woman called the police, and Hernandez was arrested that evening, but not till after putting up battle and threatening to shoot the whole police force II he had a gun.
 At his preliminary hearing yesterday, Hernandez pleaded not guilty to the charge His trial was set for 10:3 50 today.
 St. Marks Sunday Services
 Services will be conducted as fol lows at St. Marks Episcopal church on Pepper drive Sunday: Sunday school e:45 a. m. Morning service II a. m Evening service at Chandler at D. m. The public is cordially invited to attend these services. Francis Bloy, rector.
 Mesa Is Jealous
 I.amenting over the fact that they were not invited to share in the enter tainment of the Chicago visitors on their trip through the state this week, various Mesa citizens have thrown a fit of jealousy, and one of them. while in that state forwarded the following missive to those who were hosts:
 Deer papa:
 us children was also glad to Tern from the papers that your party for them bigg bugs from Since cav go wuz such a suces- We herd they wuz com ing but you wuz so stil about it we thot it wuZ not true. O! Daddy, how culd you let them men think you are childless when you have so many chil- dren? Their is the boys Buck. Chan and Gil and Glen and Tenn and Wick and us girls, Me and Peoria Wuz you ashamed ot us or wuz you afraid we wuld make a noise? Well, know more for the present.
 Your little doter"
 c. c. Favors Band
 At it's weekly meeting yesterday noon the board of directors of the Mesa Commercial club considered variety of routine business and gave some time to the discussion of the merits of band for MeSa. It was the unanimous opinion of the directors that the town should support such an organization and the secretary was instructed to cooperate with those who are behind | the movement
 All Who Apply Elected Reelecting every present teacher who l made application for position next year, the boarS of trustees of the gram | mar school yesterday practically com | pleted the selection of it's staff of l teachers for the coming term. Follow | ing the announcement of teachers so | far elected early this week the trustees | ha sir add ro fnII iy list: Miss Julia Morgan, Miss Hen | rietta Tarwater, Miss Rachael Orduna, | Miss Evelyn Newton, Miss Mabel l Kelly and Mrs. Mary Davis. Some | consideration was also given yester 1 day to the sale of bonds for the new school building and it was thought that | the sale might be consummated late 1 last night. The trustees are confident | that the new building will be completed in time for the opening of school next | fall
 Film Amusements
 Ethel Clayton will appear at the Ma | jestic today in the popular film. Sport ing Chance" A Mack Sennett com edy, The Dentist" will also be shown. l At the Orpheum, "The Love Call" starring Billie Rhodes, will be shown.
 Clearing Garage Site
 Workmen yesterday started the | clearing of the site at the corner of | Robson and Main streets. where the Gem City Garage was destroyed by | fire some ten days ago. Agents acting for the trustees of the estate owning the lots and the former building are going ahead with the clearing of the site and will have it in readiness for whatever building is undertaken there in the future. The trustees who re- side in Chicago, have been advised of the destruction of the building, and | whether they will rebuild there or dis pose of the property to other interests Is has not been determined. The salvage of auto accessories owned by Roger Stadlman, who managed the Gem City Garage, will be disposed of today, it is