Arizona republican., 1921-03-09
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 HUSBAND GETS DECREE-On grounds of desertion Frank T. Hulse yesterday was granted a decree of di vorce from Sat A. Husle by Judge Jenckes
 MADISON CLUB DANCE - The Madison Improvement club will give It's regular dance Friday evening. Good music is assured and everyone is invited.
 JUNIOR GUILD ELECTION - The Junior Guild will meet in the Parish House at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow after noon As the yearly election of officers will feature the meeting a large att tendance is urged. Tea will be served.
 UNDELiVERED TELEGAMs The Western Union is holding undelivered telegrams addressed to the following Ricardo Moreno, Ulvette Goodreau, J. H. West, c. c. Cleft. Mrs. Fannie C. Preneiss. Henry Miller, Frank E. Fielding, E. W. Pee and Mrs. Molly White.
 COMING FOR viSlT-Merrill In gals, prominent business man or Utan, will arrive shortly for a brief visit with his nephew, Adjutant General lngails. whose father, Frank $. Ingalls or Yuma, is host to MT. Ingalls at the present time. MT. Ingalls, is largely 1n- terested in sugar mills in Utah
 SEEKS 18-YEAR-OLD SoN-W. D. Morton, Glen Rose, Texas, has written to the chamber of commerce for m formation concerning his son, George M. Morton. about IS years old, with ,,iond hair and brown eyes. The boy is fond of mechanical work and IS very industrious Any 1nrormalloh concerning him should be-sent to his
 TAKEN TO ISoN-Benito Chica- go sentenced to serve from 25 to 30 years in the state penitentiary on a charge of assault with intent to com init murder, was taken to the state prison at Florence yesterday by Deputy Sheriffs Price and Bledsoe. Chicago was charged with striking Tee Joe, Chinaman. on the head with heavy iron bolt on the afternoon of Novem- Der IS.
 DIVORCE DEGREE REFUSED After hearing the case, Judge Jenckes yesterday denied Elviria April de- cree of divorce from Enrique April on the grounds that there was not suf- ficient Evidence to warrant the grant 4 ing of decree. The judge ordered April to pay $7 a week to his wife for
 the support of their two minor chill
 dren. Mrs. April asked for a decree on the grounds of cruelty.
 GRANTED JUDGMENT-Albert An daft yesterday was granted a judg- ment of s950 against Pete Contos and Paul Contos by a jury in Judge Stan ford's division of the superior court. Andalft asked for $1100 which he al- legged was due him from the Contos brothers for services rendered and ex- penses incurred while he was in Los Angeles purchasing equipment and fixtures for them.
 RETURNING FROM EAST-Daniel F. Jantzen, principal of the Phoenix union high school, who recently went east to attend meeting of the su- perintendents' section of the National Education association at Atlantic City,
 is expected home next Monday On the return trip he is visiting several factory cities to get prices on school furniture for the new liberal arts building.
 ESTATE VALUED AT $2oooo.--Pe- tition for letters of administration was filed yesterday in the estate of J. W. Shaff, who died in Maricopa county Dec. 22, 1920, by E. S. Matthias. The estate consists of real property, to which the petitioner gives the value |of $20,000. The petition will be heard on Monday afternoon, March 21, at 1:30 o'clock.
 NEW YORKER HERE Frank Marlow, wealthy resident Of New York
 City and cousin of Mack Gardner, local
 diamond merchant, arrived in Phoenix Monday for an indefinite stay. He expressed himself yesterday as being surprised at the development of Phoe- nix and it's difference from what he
 had imagined before actually seeing 1t. He is also contemplating the erection I of a winter home here and the selec- tfon of this city as a refuge during the winter months from the ice and and snow of the East
 | CAPTURE WARM STtLL-in q raid made yesterday on a house in | Glendale. Constable J. A. Rudd and 1 still which had not yet cooled after | being recently operated. No liquor
 was found in the place, but quantity | of mash was discovered. Two women, 1 Angel Ochoa and Marie Martenez. were f placed under arrest and brought to the
 county jail. Officers are now looking 1 for the men connected with the opera ] tion of the still
 1 NEW COURT ROOMS READY-
 According to a report from the office i of the board of supervisors yesterday ! Judge Joseph $. Jenckes will hold court | for the first time in the new court rooms. The rooms, Guy l.. Vernon l chairman of the board, will be ready l today for occupancy by Judge Jenclxes TheN new court room will be in the second floor of the building just east
 of the Ford hotel on West Washington
 street All of the equipment has beer
 placed in the rooms, MT. Vernon said
 and they will be turned over to Judge
 .Jenckes this morning. The space wa.
 rented from the Ford hotel
 HOUSE IS ROBBED During tn absence of the family, thieves brok, into the home of A. w. Newton, 211. West Monroe street between the hour of and 9 o'clock last night, and car ried away a quantity of bedding canned goods, fruits and groceries an, a revolver.[ No money or silverwar , were taken by the thieves E,ntranc , to the home was gained by tearin; away one side of a screen porch. Tn house was thoroughly ransacked b. the thieves and a laundry bag wa used by them in carrying away som of their loot. The robbery was re