Arizona republican., 1910-10-16

IF ARIZONA REPUBLICA
 ART SUPERINTENDENT. Mrs. | w. c. Barnes has been appointed su tperintendent of the art division of the woman's department of the territorial fair the superintendent of which is Mrs. J. II. McClintock
 MARRIAGE LICENSE GRANTED A marriage license was granted yes terday to Max B. Wurst and Miss Eva Luke It is understood they are to be married today. MT. Wurst is an employe of the local land office. The bride to be is q daughter of MT. and Mrs. Frank Luke of this city.
 AHEAD OF WHITESIDE-H l.. 1 Davidson business manager of Wal ker Whiteside, who will appear short | Iy at the Elks' theater in The Melt 1 ing Pot" was in Phoenix yesterday He states that "The Melting Pot" | has drawn immense houses ever | since it was first produced. This 1 play. which was written by Israel ! Zangwin and which is regarded a. his strongest drama. will probably b, l one of the best shows at the Elks' this season.
 THE SOUTHERN METHODIST l CHURCH-Sunday school 9:45 a. m. 1 Epworth League 80 D. m. Preach ing Il a. m. by the pastor. Rev. C l Gray, subject. "The Light Burden -.l-z will be: Anthem, My Faith Looks Up to Thee" by Schneider, and of | fertory solo, Mrs Dameron, 70 Lord Be Merciful," by Perceppi. At 7:30 D. m. sharp, the pastor will deliver a sermon lecture. entitled, Nine i Young Men and No Chaperon." Spe- ciai music by the choir.
 RAMBLER RETURNS OVERLAND The Rambler car, entered in the Los Angeles to Phoenix road race which reached Phoenix Friday night in charge of Driver Will Sheriff and Mechanician A Schryver, will not be shipped back to California, as was the original plan. Owing to the high freight rates, they decided to run back overland, as they came. They will leave early this morning and go to Ehrenberg tonight Tomorrow night they will reach Mecca, running into Los Angeles Tuesday.
 QUAIL SEASON OPENS-Hunters by the score left Phoenix yesterday travelling in almost every direction and those that returned later in the day in almost every instance had full bag of birds. Down the river points seemed to be the most favored by the hunters and it is reported that all day there was continuous fusillade resembling to no small de- gree the meeting of two armies of sharp shooters It is reported that quail were never more plentiful in the Salt River. valley than this year.
 TRIP TO CoAST-E C. Bishop. treasurer of the Grand theater, leaves tonight for Los Angeles and other coast points on a combined business and pleasure trip, which will extend over a period of six weeks. The pri- mary object of his journey is to pur- chase equipment and book attrac- tions for the new Grand theater, but he expects to find a little time for rest and recreation. He will not go by Parker but through Ash Fork, where he will meet his brother, com ing west from Kansas City. His brother is a hotel man who has de- cided to locate on the coast.
 SIMPSON HELD.-Some time ago F L. Simpson passed two forged checks in Phoenix. for which he was arrested One was passed on Tom Raines, who conducted a little restau- rant in the southern part of the city. The other was passed on A. G. Cars well an dbore the apparent signature of Raines. After robbing Raines, Simpson had used his name to impose on the other man. MT. Carswell hay ing been i'll and unable to appear as witness, the examination was not held until yesterday. when Simpson was brought before Justice JohnstOne, who held him to answer to the grand jury under a bond of $500, which he has not given.
 RILEY ARRAlGNED.-Fred Riley, who was arrested for beating Mrs. Robert Davis and Miss Ramona Ro- bles on Thursday night, and charged with aggravated assault, was ar raigned before Justice JohnstOne yes terday, his examination being set for Monday morning at 10 o'clock. It was stated yesterday that Miss RO bles was in a rather serious cOndi- tion It is alleged that Riley kicked her in the face and cut a gash al- most from the eye to the chin, which required several stitches to bring to- gether By reason of the wound she is unable to eat solid food and, due to the general shock. her stomach rejects food of any kind that has been administered.
 PARKER EXPECTANT - Letters from the Parker board of trade have been received by the Phoenix board of trade and by the Santa Fe people relative to the excursion from this city to the town by the Colorado, scheduled for October 23. The Par ker business men assure Phoenicians that they will be Loyalty welcomed at that place. and that the whole town is looking forward with great pleasure to the arrival of the ex cursionists. Several who intend to make the trip have been heard to