Arizona republican., 1921-10-23

DISMISS cHARGE-On grounds of insufficient evidence, Justice Nat r. Mckee yesterday dismissed a charge of burglary against Jones Ruby. Ruby was charged with entering the home of Sheriff Montgomery with intent to commit larceny.
 THESE WILL WED-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Her nanegeIdo Ruiz, 26, and Carmen Pa tron, Is, both of Phoenix; Archie 4. Willis, 2S, of Mesa, and Katherine Moore. IS. of Gilbert; Crecinrio F. Briseno 2S, and Refugia Verdines, 20. both of Glendale.
 DOG WANTS HOME-There is a male Airedale dog at S02 East Home wood avenue that wants a home, ac- cording to Humane Officer J. L. Can ming. HomeWood avenue is the sec ond road north of McDowell road. Anyone wanting the dog nay have it by calling for it.
 PLEADS NOT GUILTY-Francisco Reyes pleaded not guilty yesterday before Justice Nat T. Mckee to q charge of simple assault and the date of the hearing was set for Tuesday morning. Reyes was committed to the county jail in default of a bond of $20O
 TO GIVE EAZAAR-The Ladies' Aid society of the Union Congress siona church is planning bazaar and a general good time party for Halloween night, Oct. 31, at the Murphy school house on the Buck eye road, one mile west of Nineteenth avenue. All are cordially invited to attend. There will be lots of pump kin pies and other Halloween eats.
 WOMAN'S CLUB MEETlNG-The Madison Woman's club will hold an all-day meeting Friday, Oct 2S, at the home of Mrs. H. H. FoltZ, Third street and Rose Lane. A 25-cent luncheon will be served at noon, the proceeds to go to the club. Every woman is requested to bring thim- ble and pair of scissors. All women in the district are urged to attend the meeting.
 GRANTS EXTRADITION-Gover- nor Campbell yesterday granted the request of Governor Stephens of Cali fornia for the extradition of w. c Bremen, charged with violation of the motor vehicle law relative to reckless driving and neglect to render aid tc the injured. Bremen, who is a retired druggist of Kansas City, alleges that the charges are utterly unfounde6 and that he reported to the police oi Los Angeles following a collision after stopping to learn if anyone hac received injuries. He later reported to the automobile club in Los An geles, he said. When the police tool no action in the matter he started to Arizona, where he planned to win ter, and it was after he left Califor. mia Nthat the charges were fileC against him. G. c. Blasdel, deput, sheriff of Los Angeles, was here or the matter.
 DAMAGE SUIT TRANSFERRED By order of the Pima county superior court, the suit of W. E. Greabe against $. P. Gillis for S10.000 dam ages alleged to have been sustained when a scaffold on which he wa. working broke, permitting him to fal 20 feet, was transferred to the Mari copa county superior court, and tn transfer papers were filed in the cas- yesterday. Greaber claims he wa employed as a bricklayer in the con struction of a flue and tunnel at tn property of the International Smelt ing company at Inspiration, Ariz., am the accident occurred March Is, 1921 His injuries, Greaber declares, vii make him permanently lame. Tn transfer of the case was asked b. the defendant on the grounds that h was not a resident of Pima count, but was a resident e Maricop; county.