Arizona republican., 1921-04-22
CERM|C|DE CO. WINS
 ''DENVER MUD CASE IN FEDERAL COURT

decree in the case of the Germi- eide company against the Denver Mud Chemical company, the return of a number of indictments by the grand jury, and the beginning of the trial of J. J. Addington, who had pleaded not guilty to charge of manufacturing intoxicating liquor were eatures of the session of the United States district court here yes terday.
 The case Of the Germicide com pany against the Denver Mud Cehm- ical company hinged upon the alleged unlawful use by the latter corpora tion of the term Denver Mud" which was said by the plaintiff to have been a trade name used by the Germicide company to distinguish one of Its proprietary medicines. The Denver Mud Chemical company. it was all legged, manufactured and sold com pound under the same name. which was given as an infringement of the rights of the plaintiff and a proof of unfair competition.
 Judgment was awarded by Judge Sawtelle to the plaintiff in decree which restraints the defendant from using the name Denver Mud" in any manner and which awards to the plaintiff. in addition to the costs Of the suit, such damages as an exam ination will disclose the plaintiff to have suffered.
 The indictments returned by the grand jury are as follows:
 Winner M. Kuhn and Arthur Chandler were indicted on charges of bringing a stolen Ford automobile from Los Angeles to Phoenix in vio- lation of the statute prohibiting the interstate traffic in stolen machines Chandler pleaded guilty and will be sentenced later. Kuhn pleaded not guilty and his trial was set for today
 Chesley F. Ball and James NJ. Ia Der were indicted on charges of hav- ing stlen two barrels of grain alcohol 1 from the Santa Fe depot here about six weeks ago. Ball and Taber plead ed not guilty and will be tried today
 Clarence Nelson was indicted on a charge of having sold intoxicat ting ' liquor to an Indian. Tom Histe His trial will be held also today.
 Nelmore Farcier and Milton Fra
 zier, soldiers from Fort Bliss, E Paso. were. indicted on charges ot having brought stolen automobile to Phoenix from New Mexico. Bott men pleaded guilty and will be sen tenced later
 William T. West and Ross Chilvers were indicted on a charge of having in their possession a barrel of grair alcohol which they knew had beer stolen. Both pleaded not guilty and their trial was set for today.
 J. J. Addington, charged with W w. Barrett with having manufac- tured intoxicat ting liquor illegally pleaded not guilty and the case went to trial, being continued over untf
 today. Barrett pleaded guilty ana | sentence will be pronounced later
 The case of the United States against Robert l.. Morton, who was accused of having violated the pro. 1 visions of the espionage law by cir | cuIating copies of book. War ! What Fora" in Jerome. was dismissed ! on motion of the United States dis ! trict attorney. The case against w 1 F. Burleson also was dismissed.
 The case of the government asains- 1 Lucille Calvin, charged with violation | Of the federal act against the inter. 1 state transportation of stolen auto.
 mobiles, was continued until the nexf ! term Of court. as was the case acainst 1 W. C. Racket
 1 Bessie Tanner. charged with havfnt i violated the federal narcotic act ! pleaded guilty and was sentenced f, ! go days in the Maricopa county iaiI i George Walling. indicted by tb,
 grand jury also on a charge of havine 1 violated the national narcotic law pleaded guilty and was given a sen. 1 tence of 30 days in the county iaiI 1 The comparatively light sentence wa, 1 given because of the fact that the de. ! fendant had been in jail for abou | three months previous to the return of the indictment.