Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1913-05-08
BOX AND ICE CREAM SOCIAL

SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE-Re-
suits in the Sunday school league yes
terday showed Bethel 5, Baptsts 4, at
the old circus grounds and Pr-esbyter-
ian ;, Episcopal > Both games were
played in the afternoon
VISITING AUDITOR-C. c. Todd
travelling auditor of the Mountain
states Telephone Company with
headquarters in Denver arrived in the
city yesterday in the course of his of
fetal duties
CRITTENTON HOME MEETING
There will be a prayer meeting at
the Florence Crittenton Home this
evening at 80. led by Rev. r. G.
Dryer. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all who wish to be pres
emit
ADAMS PARENT TEACHERS =
There will be an important meeting
OF the Adams Parent School Teach
ers association This afternoon at 3
o'clock. This is the last meeting Of
the year. and large attendance is
therefore desired
SUIT TO RECOVER-W F. Barr
has filed Il suit in the superior court
to recover the sum of $1,000 and
costs, the amount of u promissory
note given by w. J. Lembke.
Struckmeyer and Fisher are the at
torneys for the plaintiff.
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED
The following parties We're granted
marriage licenses Yesterday: James
Neville and Nina Allen, Jose NJ. Al
varez and Ygnacia Flores, all resi-
dents of Maricopa county. and Cep-
has f. Mead Of ella county and Flos-
INJUNCTION GRANTED Charles
F. Marks was granted an injunction
yesterday against the Marks Process
company restraining the defendants
from holding general meetings Of the
company outside the state. Judga
Phillips granted the motion. on the
petition of HAYES and I-aneY, attor-
neys for the plaintiff
CALLETTE TO BE TRIED-Jack
Callette who borrowed a horse. it is
alleged. without the owners permits
sion ana rode it into the land of
petty revolutions, was arraigned be
tore Judge Phillips Yesterday and
pleaded not guilty. He attempted TO
give an explanation Of his reasons
for taking the horse. but viii be
given better opportunity to do 50
on SATURDAY. before jury
COMMERCIAL HOTEL e a.
Ramsey. Seattle: James kennedy. J
II. Kennedy. WILCOX; r l. Newell
Houston. Tex: T. r. Jones. Carriers
Vile, Ga; J. R. German city; J. z.
Carroll. AVondale; Fred n Smith.
Mesa; T. W. Rolando. James BoZzello.
w. A. Zimmerman. Globe; p. f. Ca
run. Peoria: Carl Schwage and wife,
Buckeye; William Van Kleeck. Scots
dale; c. W. wilkins. Denver; II. F.
Kunselman and wife. omaha.
ON AN EASTERN TOUR-Mr and
Mrs. Edgar Jones left on the Santa Fe
yesterday for Los Angeles. From that
city they viii 60 to Salt Lake City,
spending a few days as the guests Of
Mrs Jones sister. and from there viii
journey to New York city and later
viii spend the summer with the par
ents of Mrs. Jones of Bridgeport, Con-
neticut Jones is a well known and
successful stockman of the northern
part of thue state spending the winters
in this city.
w. c. T. U. AT SOUTH SIDE
The Phoenix w. G. 7. L. will meet
with the ladies' of the South Side
club at Neighborhood House this
afternoon at o'clock How to
Vote" will be the subject of an adj
dress by Mrs O'Nenl Of Phoenix
Music will be interspersed in the
program Of the afternoon. supplied
by the south side ladies. Conveyances
will be at the W. c. r L. home
this afternoon at i o'clock for the
purpose of taking all over who care
to go
COLLINS HERE-M. F. Collins, Pa
cific coast passenger agent of the Chi
cago & Great Western railroad. with
headquarters in Los Angeles, paid one
of his regular visits to Phoenix yes
terday and the day before. He
dropped in to remind ticket agents and
others that the c. & G.. ". was the
one and only line to employ for lux
urious travel to the points it reaches
incidentally, Collins demonstrated
again what every railroad man knows,
that he is a prince of good fellows be
sides being a first-class passenger
agent.
GOES ON WITH BUSINESS -Ber-
nard ]. Heyne, son of J. b. Heyne,
whose death occurred last week, will
continue the real estate business of
J. B. Heyne & Co, West Adams street.
With the excellent training received
as a junior member Of the concern, of
which his father was the head up to
the time of his death, the young man
will prove an able successor He is
possessed of exceptional business
qualifications. and will have the adj
vantage in his favor OF an established
business with a long line of the
very best real estate HstingS.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to extend our thanks to