Arizona republican., 1922-06-10

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| was held to answer to the superior
court under $500 bond. She was ar
| rested upon a complaint made by &.
| d. Robinson of the Boston store,
who alleged she had stolen articles
! from the establishment.
THESE WILL MARRY-Lfcenses
| to marry were issued 10 the follow
| ing yesterday: Chester A. Smith and
| Clara NJ. Lewis. Mesa; Richard f..
Lush and Sigfried Soder, Mesa;
| Charles w. Woods, Prescott, and
| Stella E. King, Glendale; Ramon Ca
relic and Margarita r. Garlic, Phoe-
| nix.
WIFE ASKS DlVORcE-Lela Ro-
berts filed suit for divorce from w.
W. Roberts yesterday. She asks for
the custody of two minor children
GOES TO OPEN CAMPAIGN -
Hon. Charles B. Ward, the endorsee
OF the Tucson Democratic conference
1or primary candidate for the office
OF governor, accompanied by State
Democratic Chairman M. II. McCalla,
left yesterday afternoon for Globe,
where Mr.. Ward will open his cam
palgn tonight in an address at the
Martin theater. The meeting will be
held under the auspices of the JEFF
ferson Democratic club of Globe.
MISS GREGG RECOVERING -
Miss Jane Gregg, president of the
Gregg Olive company and a promi-
nent clubwoman of Phoenix, is re-
ported to be recovering from a ma
Jor operation which she underwent
in st. Joseph's hospital last Wednes-
day. The report states that she is
getting along nicely and is doing as
well as could be expected.
MINER is klLLED-Aceordin to
a telegram received by John f..
White, state mine inspector, from
| Charles A. Smith, superintendent of
the Ray Consolidated Mining COM
| pany at Ray, F'lorencio Rodarte, an
employe of the company in mine No.
| 2. was fatally injured on Thursday
| by a chute bar. No details of the
accident We're given and j. F. Nc
| Manis of Globe, deputy mine inspec-
| tor, has been authorized by Mr.
White to Investigate and report.
MESSAGES AvAlLABLE-Printed
pamphlets containing the messages
of Governor Campbell, veto and spe-
cial. to the special session of the
Fifth legislature are now available
and may be had upon application to
| the governors office.
EPWoRTH LEAGUE SOCIAL -
| The young people of the Epworth
League of the First Methodist church
held a social last evening at the
| church. Games were played, and af-
ter the games refreshments were
| served
TO GIVE DEMONSTRATION -
! Prof. r. 3. Thompson, head of the
| poultry department of the University
/ Of Arizona. will give a demonstration
| in caponizing chickens. at the Ed L..
/ IL. L r. ii Ct.1@. .NxkT
road, four miles and a half east Of
/ Central avenue, this morning at 10
| O'Clock. All those interested are
urged to come.
/ GOING TO COAST-Mr. and Mrs.
C. L. Michael are leaving this eve
ming for Los Angeles where Mr.. Mi
cheel expects TO teach in summer
school. Their son, Jonathan, also.
left this morning for Los Angeles.
REV. Mr.. STAVELY ILL - Rev.
James A. Stavely of the First Metho-
| dist church. is confined in his home
on account of illness. Rev. Stavely
! will be unable to conduct his services
| tomorrow.
TO TRY COYOTE PolsoN-M. e.
Musgrave, predatory animal inspec-
tor of the U. S. Biological survey, is
leaving tonight for Flagstaff. He is
to make experiments with new
poison he has received from the gov
/ ernment to kill coyotes.
TELEGRAMS FOR SEVEN-There
are kilograms at the Western Union
for Mrs. Willie Dawkins. w. O.
Ross, S. p. Murphy. G. NJ. Rhodes.
y. A. Sanders, G. c. Cole. G. N.
LOCATES HERE -. A. Klein
Smid.. M. D., brother of r. b. Won
KleinSmid, formerly president of the
University of Arizona. has come to
comes from Aledo, Illinois. where he
has been engaged in the practice of
| medicine for the past 20 years. His
family arrived the first of the year
and moved into a residence which
! they built on North Central and
Maryland avenues in Orangewood
addition. The doctors office win be
in the Heard building. DR.. Klein
Smid is a graduate of Rush Medical
college and has had a years study in
the clinics of Europe
VISITOR LEAVES James Camp
bell of Denver. a cousin of NJ. j.
Pettid. left Phoenix last evening for
Long Beach after a. visit here of
three weeks.
VISIT AT LOS ANGELES - The
following Phoenix people are visiting
in Los Angeles: At the Rosslyn, Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. Turpie. Mr.. and
Mrs. T. F. Doran, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
l.. Monroe. l.. G. Miller. Fred S.
Pyatt. r. A. Reid. Miss NJ Olsen,
Mrs. J. T. Olsen, H. f. Watson, Mr..
and Mrs. G. Londas. George NJ.
Beatty, Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Nc
Clure, w. W. Edwards, James w.
Wedge. At the King Edward: Paul
f. Jones, c.. O. Long, A A. Gilmore.
AT OCEAN PARk-Mr. and Mrs.
Edward f. Parker are visiting at
OCEAN Park California and are