Arizona republican., 1921-06-08
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GRANTED DIvoRcE-On grounds of desertion, Lee Hot yesterday was granted a decree of divorce from Bessie Holt by Judge Jenckes.
 COWBOY REuNIoN-The sixth annual cowboy reunion at Springer vile will be held June 2s. 24. accord ing to posters received by the cham berof commerce. Band concerts. dances, contests of all kinds and a general cowboy show will be given.
 BURIAL IN cALIFoRNIA-The body of Hudson S. Clark. who died Sunday at his home on Orme ave- nue. will be shipped to Whittier, California. for interment. The casiSes will be opened this afternoon from 2 until 4 o'clock at the AIerryman cha pei. during which hours friends may call.
 TAKEN TO pRIsoN-Francisco Torres, who was sentenced several days ago by Judge Stanford to serve from two to three years in the state penitentiary at Florence on a charge of grand larceny, yesterday was taken to the state prison to begin his term by Deputy Sheriff V. T. Bled- soc.
 YEoMEN PIcNIc-There will be no meeting of the Brotherhood of American Yeomen on Thursday eve ming. Instead. the ladies will all bring well-filled baskets and all the mem berS and their families and sweet hearts are invited to Riverside park Tables and booths will be reserved especially for Yeomen. Go to the park on that evening. get cooled off and enjoy the many amusements the park affords. Lunch will be served at o'clock.
 PLEADS GUILTY-ora C. Schultz yesterday pleaded guilty before United States Commissioner Henkt on charge of bringing a stolen au- tomobile across a state line in viola | tion of the interstate commerce ac, and was held to answer to the federal court He was committed to the county jail under a bond of s250O Schultz is charged with bringing a | stolen automobile from Oklahoma tc Phoenix He was arrested by the city police department and turned over to the department, of justice.
 GET STILL AND MAsH--In q raid made on a house seven mile. north of Phoenix on the Black Can. | yon road yesterday morning. Deput, Sheriffs Meeks and Blanco found { milk can still "a coil. about 70 gallons of yellow corn meal mash and a hal
 gallon of "moonshine" whisky. 4
 Mexican woman who refused to giv,
 her name was arrested as the oper
 ator of the still and placed in tn
 county jail- The still was not SC
 up, but the officers said the masl
 was about ready to run Charge
 will be brought against the woman
 today. they said.
 SEEkc w n lAR1 aEG
 Claude s. Bergman, clerk of the su
 perior court, has received a lette
 from Edwin w. Spalding of Wash
 ington. D. C., asking the whereabout
 of William D. Larrabee. who cam
 to Arizona in 1888. Mir. Spaldin
 states that he can be of some assist
 ance to MT. Larrabee and says tha
 perhaps Mir. Larrabee or his heir
 still live near Phoenix. Anyon
 knowing of his whereabouts is aske
 to communicate with Mir Berryma or Mir. Spalding. National Metropoli tan Bank building. Washington BOY lNJURE0-John G. Mont 7 gomery. Jr-, 14-year-old son of Sher ? If John G. Montgomery, was severe ly injured yesterday afternoon whe a horse on which he was ridin i slipped and fell. crushing youn , Montgomery's right foot. The acci r dent occurred on tae Montgomer : ranch six miles southeast of Phoeni t on the Base Line road. The phys l clan attending the injured boy wa [ unable to determine whether an , bones were broken and an x-ra will be taken this morning to deter 5 mine the extent of the injury. Yous { | Montgomery will enter the Fhoenl high school this fall.