Arizona Republic from Phoenix, Arizona • Page 9

PAGE NINBl THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, PHOENIX, FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 3, 1922. invitation Is extended by tho conv-l mltteo In charge of the dinner to alt I OF Warren. Ariz, will be the principal mpeakcr at the dinner. Colonel E. P.

Urlmstcad of Phoenix Is the commanding officer of this regiment. An officers and citizens interested In regular army officers recently as-preparedness are invited to attend) signed to the 205th Infantry brigade the dinner meeting. las executive officer of the 409th in- Lt- Colonel A. J. Dangherty.

the I fantry regiment, headquarters at officers in the valley to attend tnaa E. A. Goodrich, formerly vicegerent snark of the Southern California dls-trlct; P. I. Merlthew of Phoenix, vice -ge re tit anark of the Arizona district, and John C.

Light of Miami, state counselor. dinner. THIS STATE FORM arrived in Phoenix for the meeting and more are expected today. Several new membera will be Initiated at the meeting- tonight. An excellent program haa been arranged for the evening" entertainment following: the banquet at which a number of the ruprerne officers of I he national organization and officer! of the Arizona district will apeak.

The principal speaker will be al'rson f-Impkfn, supreme chaplain of the Huo-Hoo. Other apeak era will be O. D. IMaMfr ff Frepno. Hoo-Hoos To Dine And Initiate In Phoenix Tonight banquet and "concatnation" nieetlr.g of the Arizona division of lb nw-Hw association, the fratcr-ptl organization of the lumbermen.

be held tonight In the banquet hall of the. Arizona A number of lumb' rm n. lumber and DEPRESSING THOUGHTS "Ah. the leaves will soon be falling. It saddens one.

does it 7" -It does, hut kindly step on the gas. We're passing a coal yard where th stuff will bo sold at HZ a ton thij winter. There's no use crowding too Nrl ASSOCIATION much inelaiicholy into one day. Birmingham Age-Herald. tBOJCT F.rll''T.

ri in nave Kenior Hoo-JIoo of the rupremo nine; Corns and See Arizona's Cattle and Hogs Organization of the Arizona Pharmaceutical association was perfected at a meeting of state pharmacists held yesterdy afternoon the state capitol. The new association was organized for the purpose of providing better co-opcratlon between the state board of pharmacy and the retail driurgists and to better interpret romiLitions ncrtalnlng to the sale of "lings. Converted into the famous E. s. aiason 01 ims cut the meeting to order and was later elected permanent president of tho association.

Arthur G. Hulett also of this city, was elected secretary treasurer and a vice president was elected from each county In the state. The vice presidents are: Maricopa, F. "VV. Witter: Pima.

T. Kd. iJtt; Cochise A. G. Courch; Yuvanat K.

A. Nlel; Pinal Mr. Hancock: Graham Mr. Crandall: Santa I'ruz V. J.

Phillips: Greenlee Mr. 1'arailay; Apache E. A. Anderson: f'nconlno Mr. Seay; Yuma William Miner: Navajo Fred Brown: Gila, .1.

V. Ryan; Mohave James Sharpe A committee on bylaws and constitution with Instructions to report at the meeting called for 2:30 CACTUS BRAND PRODUCTS ociock mis anernoon. Several California pharmacists and publishers of druggists periodicals were in attendance at the meeting and helped in the preliminary work of organization. Among the visitins druggists were T. W.

Jones, secretary of the Los Angeles and Southern California Retail Drug association; Norman C. Bcckley, representing the Pacific Drug view and Bert Butterworth. pub- Usher of the California Retail Drug Journal. About 30 state pharmacists and members of the Arizona state board of pharmacy attended the first meeting and enrolled in the new association. Radio Concert At Special inspection tour of Arizona's largest and most modern packing plant This Morning at 10:30 A.M.

An appetizing luncheon, including Rainier Beer, will be served at noon for all visitors and you will have ample time to get back to the Fair Grounds in time for the afternoon program. YOU Are Invited State Fair Today We are the largest manufacturers of Felt Hats West of the Allegheny Mountains. Because of our tremendous output we are enabled to give you unusual values. Thoroughbred hats and Worth hats represent a sincere effort to give the utmost in Style and Quality, at the lowest possible price. The Home of Quality 4i4RfflstaJi4TQ).

TO DEALERS both Thoroughbred hill and Worth hats are not sold in your locality, ask 01 about our unusual dealer proportion. Be Sure to Visit Our Booth' at the Fair SAINT toUIS. USA. largest Manufacturers of Frit UaU West of tie Alleghenj Mountains State fair visitors will be treated to a radio concert this afternoon when KFAD, McArthur Brothers broadcasting station, will ripple the ether with musical notes made audible In every section of the grandstand by a loud speaker located In front of the center boxes. McArthur Brothers also announced yesterday that arrangements have been complete! whereby the artist-teachers at the Arizona School of Music will give daily concerts which will be broadcasted by KFAD from 2:30 a 5 o'clock each afternoon and from 8 to 9 o'clock each evening.

Dinner Tonight To Col. Dougherty To Be Large Affair The "get -together'' meeting and dinner of the regular army, national guard and reserve officers, which will ho held at the Grand Cafe tonight at o'clock promises to be the largest affair of Its kind ever held in the state. All regular army officers, national guard officers, reserve Arizona Packing Company THOROUGHBRED AND TEMPE ROAD A TWENTY MINUTE DRIVE EAST ON VAN BUREN WORTH HATS ALLEGED W. W. CASE BLOWS UP Complaining Witness Fails to Appear; Attorney Charges Owen Gave Court False Name and Address Defense Attorney Charges Owen as Thiel Detective-One of Many in Arizona for Political Purposes i telephone conversation I had this morning.

I will say this I believe if I am given two days I can produce the complaining witness here. "The Court: Have you any reason to believe that Mr. Owen is in the State? "Mr. Mclver: That I can not say; I can not say whether he is here or whether he is not." The Court then recalled to Mr. Mclver the discussion had with Owen- about what his address was when the complaint was made, and the following testimony proves how Owen misled the Court "The Court: He told me Phoenix.

And when I asked him for a further address he said the Commercial Hotel; and a sobpoena was issued for him and it was learned that no man of that name had been registered at the "Commercial Hotel." To prove collusion between Owen and Papa the following is testimony: "The Court: Do you know anything to controvert the statement of the attorney for the defense that the complaining witness and this defendant were together during the evening after the warrant Was issued? "Mr. Mclver: No, I don't know what the activities of Mr. Owen were after he left, shortly after we were in the office here together. The Coui't Do you know what was done with the warrant? The warrant was handed to you and Mr. Owen.

"Mr. Mclver: The warrant was turned over to the sheriff's office. "The Court: Did you serve the warrant, Mr. Blanco? Deputy Sheriff Blanco: Yes, sir. "The Court: Was it handed to you on the evening of the 30th? Mr.

Blanco: Yes, just the day before. "The Court: Was any attempt made to serve the warrant that evening? "Mr. Blanco: No: I didn't try that evening. "The Court: When did they first show you the man or ask you to serve the warrant? Mr. Blanco: They showed me the man that night; then I served the warrant in the morning.

"The Court: The case will be dismissed. The docket entry shows the following: "Complaint dismissed on motion of defendant on account of non-appearance of complaining witness and on account of complaining witness having given to the Court either a fictitious name or of having purposely given a wrong address. When the case of Antonio Papa, alleged I. W. was called in Justice McKee's court in Maricopa County on November 2nd, the complaining witness, R.

F. Owen, failed to appear. Republican Deputy County Attorney Mclver, wearing a large camel on the lapel of his coat, and accompanied by Ralph Rollins, Republican publicity agent, and other Republican politicians, entered the court room and immediately after the case was called Mr. Mclver requested a continuance in order to find the complaining witness. The attorney for the defendant, Papa, opposed the continuance and gave as his reasons: The complaining witness in the case, who goes by the name of R.

F. Owen in the State of Arizona, is an operator for the Thiel Detective Agency in the City of Los Angeles, California. That Owen came into the City of Phoenix with the defendant Papa. He came to this court and swore out a warrant on the 30th day of October, charging the defendant with sabotage. At that time he was being escorted by other operatives of the Thiel Agency.

Several of those operators being in the State of Arizona for political purposes. That after this complaint was sworn to by R. F. Owen and the warrant placed in the hands of the sheriff Owen and Papa went to the theater together, and on the following morning Owen, the complaining witness, after carefully arranging the tables to suit himself and those whom he was representing, caused the arrest of the defendant. Deputy Sheriff Blanco, who made the arrest, testified in court that the warrant was handed to him on the evening of October 30th, and that Papa was pointed out to him that night and that he with a warrant in his pocket made no attempt to serve it Until the next morning, when he served it on Papa in front of Democratic Headquarters in the presence of Mr.

Owen, the complaining witness. The testimony proves conclusively that the complaining witness, Owens, deliberately misled the court at the time the warrant was sworn out. He informed the court that his address was at the Commercial Hotel in Phoenix, but when the constable went there to serve a subpoenae he found that Mr. Owens was not registered at the Commercial. It was further developed in the trial that Mr.

Mclver, the assistant County Attorney, did not know whether Owen was in the State now or not. Mr. Mclver informed the court that OTHER PARTIES INTERESTED IN THE CASE led him to believe that if a continuance was granted Owen would be produced. Some of the salient points in the testimony in the case follow: "The Court: Have you any reason to believe, Mr. County Attorney, that you can find Mr.

Owen, or that he will be present if you do find "Mr. Mclver: I believe so, ves. "The Court: How do you believe that? "Mr. Mclver: By talking with other parties interested in the case and- DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.