Arizona republican., 1922-04-25
REGISTRATION TO oPEN-Tu,

nGGtO mn tON ~ UT EtN-~ i 9e
county and state registration will
| open next Monday.
HUSBAND GETS DIVORCE =
John Rice was granted a divorce from
Cana Rice by Judge Joseph S.
| terday.
uNDE1ivERED TELEGRAMS-
/ kilograms are being held at the
| Western Union office for Mrs. Inez
| Wood, Suda Savage, w. II. Day, Mrs.
| T. J. Woitishek, Jose +. Baquera and
George S. Harberger.
SET DIVORCE TRIAL-Hearing
of the divorce action which Flora
Evans has brought against a. M.
Evans has been set for Saturday,
April 29. in Judge Joseph S. Jenckes'
| division of the superior court
TO FACE CHECK CHARGE
| Tom S. Mortemorif will appear be-
fore Judge r. c. Stanford in the SUI
perior court this morning to answer
to charge OF passing a fictitious
! check.
CHURCH DiNNER-The women
Of the First Methodist Episcopal
church will serve dinner every even
ing from to 1880 o'clock at the
church, corner Second avenue and
| Monroe street.
TO DISCUSS THRESHlNG-All
/ graingrowers of the. Cartwright dis
| trict who are interested in the thresh-
ing pool are requested to meet with
the committee at the school house at
| o'clock tonight, when the contract
! for threshing will be let.
NOVELTY SALE-A novelty sale
will be held Wednesday and Thurs
| day in the store room on the south
west corner of Central avenue and
Adams street, by group of women
headed by Mrs. A. +. Jones of the
First Methodist church. An unusual
display of attractive novelties will be
there.
c, or c. DINNER The Phoenix
chamber of commerce will give a
| members dinner at the Hotel Ad-
| ans toporrow evening, beginning al
| $50 o'clock. Members of the cham
| Der OF commerce are privileged to
| bring guests. Tickets are now on sale
at the office of the chamber and at
the registration desk at the Hotel
| Adams.
k. c. LADIES' NlGHT-Marcos de
Mia council of the Knights of Co
| lunbus viii hold a ladies' night en-
| tertainment this evening at the X.
| of F. hall. Cards and dancing win be-
| gin at $3.50 o'clock. with Music by
| Venues orchestra. Visiting nem-
| bers are cordially invited to attend
with their ladies.
HELD TO ANSWER-John D.
Hansen was arraigned before JUS
tice Nat T Mckee yesterday on the
charge of passing a bogus check. He
| waived preliminary hearing and was
held to answer to the superior court
under $1,000 bond. The complaint filed
~ LIn&
passed a bogus check to obtain from
| him certain automobile and taxi serv-
| ice of the value of $50"
VALUE ESTATE AT $140,4f0-
Appraisement of the estate left by
Elinor H. Miller. who died here early
in January, was filed in the probate
court yesterday and revealed assets
valued at $l40,410.16. The greater
part of the estate consisted of first
mortgage gold bonds issued by rail-
roads and other big corporations.
Several thousand dollars was rep
resented in Liberty bonds. irwin de
Rivas Miller is executor of the estate.
4. A. Marshall, James William Mar
tin and Henry Cate made the ap-
praiSement.
CAPTAIN T. A. DAVIS HERE
Former students of the San Diego
Army and Navy academy who are
now living in this section will have
an opportunity to renew friendships
with Captain Thomas A. Davis, pres
ident of the institution, who is COM
ing to Phoenix to attend the Good
Roads convention. Captain Davis
will be a member of the Greater
Southwest Special, conducted under
the auspices of the San Diego cham
Der OF commerce, which left last Sum
day for FL Paso and will come to
Phoenix from that city.
GET LICENSES ON SUNDAY
Not oven the bolts and locks of a
court house can stop the impetus
rush of love as the records of mar
riage licenses revealed yesterday. The
doors to the office Of the clerk of the
superior court, which generally re-
main closed on Sunday. were opened
on the last SABBATH day and licenses
were issued to Lawrence Altman and
Agnes KelIenbeno, both OF Mesa. and
to Earle T.. Hassell and Senee Fu-
gina, both of Phoenix. A license was
issued yesterday to Carl w. Boyer
OF Ajo and Edith Louise Anderson Of
Gainesville, Tex.
ExTRADITIoNS ISSUED - Yes
terday was extradition day in the
office of Governor Thomas +. Camp
bell, and although four were applied
| for, but two were issued. One of
these was for the extradition OF Mar
Gus L4abrado from Nogales TO Califor-
| mia. where he is wanted as a fugitive
from Justice. He was convicted in
San Bernardino in January. 1920, on
a charge OF burglary and was sem
fenced TO serve from one to Is years
in the state prison. In October. 1921,
he escaped from road camp and
was captured recently in Nogales.
The other extradition was for v. NJ.
Egas. from Nogales to Burbank. Cal.
where he is wanted on a charge of
apahazzlauneut He also was arrested