Arizona republican., 1910-11-06
OF LOCAL INTEREST

GOES TO SALT lAKE-Mrs. J. b. Roberts of Mesa, was in this city yesterday and left in the evening over the Southern Pacific for Salt Lake City where she will spend se- cral weeks. the guest of friends. ARE HAPPY PARENTS-EZra w. Thayer assumed pretty broad smile last evening when apprised of the fact that he was the father of a bouncing baby boy who arrived at the Thayer home just as the shades of night were falling. Mother and baby are reported as doing nicely.
 CHANGES POSITION-James C. Blaine, who for the last six months has been a boOkkeeper for the National Bank of Arizona has taken similar position with the Phoenix National. and will be found at that bank Monday. Prior to his connection with the Ari- zona National, Mir Blaine was for two years with the Union Bank & Trust company. In fact it was with that concern that he had his first banking experience.
 TRINITY CHURcH-Services will be held today. twenty -fouth Sunday after Trinity, in Trinity church. South Second avenue. the Rev. Julius w. At wood, rector. as follows: Kindergar- ten and Sunday school at 10 o'clock: holy communion and sermon at II o'clock At the latter service the quar- tet choir under direction of Mrs. Deity will give the following selections: Or gan voluntary ChOrale, P. J. Kirnber- ger; Stainer's Communion service; of fertory solo, Mrs. Leecraft. soprano aria from Arthur Sullivan's oratorio of the Prodigal Son, "Oh That Thou Hadst Hearkened."
 WANT GILHAM'S PICTURE-A re- quest has been received by the local police from the Los Angeles detective bureau for the name and picture of Arthur Gilman, arrested here after he had told weird tale of alleged connec- ton with the blowing up of the Times building in Los Angeles The police of this city, are inclined to doubt whether Gilman knows anything at all about the Times disaster and believe that his story was simply that of an overburdened mind laborng under the influence of liquor. He Is still held in the city jail.
 AUTOS USE CENTRAL AVENUE Announcement was made yesterday that all autos will be excluded from Grand avenue during the week of the fair. Central avenue and the McDowell tIa- If travel to and from the grounds. An of ficer will be stationed at the intersec- ton of Mcdowell road with Central avenue for the purpose of directing autoists and preserving order. This arrangement leaves Grand avenue open absolutely for wagon and buggy traffic and will permit uninterrupted street car travel as well.
 ADMITS FORGING CHEckS-Ben T Stetson, arrested Friday night by Officers TrOutman and Hosmer, was yesterday lodged in the county jail on a warrant charging the issuing of fic- titiOus checks. He had succeeded in cashing one check at the Washington bar for S3l.40 and another at the Cabi- net bar for the same amount. The checks were written on Valley bank blanks and bore the name of IL. M. Mancher" Two other checks, one for S23.lS and another for $42.6O. drawn up on the Valley bank and signed by the same name were found in his posses sion when he was arrested. Stetson ad- mitted having issued the checks and said he did it to secure money with which to buy liquor.
 NICHOLS -TAYLOR-John Nichols and Miss Ivy Taylor were united in marriage yesterday afternoon at o'clock by Rev J. E. Crutchfield, pre- siding elder of the NJ. F.. Church. South, at his residence. The wedding guests who are among the intimate friends and relatives of the bride and groom were Lewis Nichols, a brother of the bridegroom; Mrs. Flint, sister; Miss Mildred Harmon, a niece and Mrs. Otis Young. Both MT. and Mrs. Nich-' ols are well known in the city and country. MT Nichols is a prosperous ranchman living west of the city. The bride for the last two years has taught school at Meridian. A dinner will be given in their honor today by MT. and Mrs. Nichols The guests, beside the bride and groom will be Mir. and Mrs. David Graham and daughter, Bessie, MT. and Mrs w. B. SlentZ, MT. and Mrs. McKean. Miss Mildred Harmon