Arizona republican., 1913-06-18

LADIES HOME CIRCLE - There will be a meeting of the ladies home circle at the Wilson school house. Thursday afternoon at 2;30. All ladies are urged to be present.
 MRS. STANDAGE HERE Mrs Nellie Standage (nee White) who has been in Yuma for several months, was in Phoenix yesterday visiting friends and left last evening for her home in Tempe
 WILCOX FORD DEALERS-No 1240 is the dealers license number that has been issued by the secretary of state to McCourt and Riggs. deal CTS in Ford automobiles in the com ing city of Willcex
 TO ROCK ISLAND, ILL-Mrs. sam N. Seip and daughter Winona. of this city, left yesterday by way of the Santa F'e for Rock Island, H., where they will spend the summer months at the old home Mr Seip will leave shortly to join them for the same purpose.
 MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED The following parties were granted marriage licenses yesterday: Paul Krynarich of Yavapai county and Katie Secham of Maricopa county; Foster Mason and Ethel Stanfer. both of Maricopa county.
 NEW SEATS FOR DEPOT-The depot of the Arizona Eastern rail- road will take on quite a spOrtiVe air during the next few days. Yesterday enough new seats were received by the local officials to fully equip the whole depot
 ENDORSES AcTioN-Members of the trades and labor council of this city who met at the Labor temple last evening endorsed the action of the street car employees of this city in the protest they presented to Man ager S H. Mitchell yesterday.
 MORRELL OUT AGAIN - Motor cycle Policeman Roy Morrell, who has been confined to his home for a few days by reason of a sprained ankle sustained while bringing a pri- soner to the city jail had so far re- covered yesterday as to he able to resume duty last night
 BACK TO UCSON-Capt. NJ G. Seeley and First Lieut.. F. D. Hunt. of Company K. National Guard of Arizona, left last evening for their home station, after a tour of duty that combined with the school camp that of membership in the examining board of officers for commissions and promotion
 AUTOMOBILE LICENSES The following automobile licenses were is sued yesterday from the office of the secretary of state: 2923. John True, Bisbee: 2924. C. A Firth. Aravapai: 2925, W. F. Murphy. Tucson: 2926. pr. John R. Walls. Tucson: 2927. w R. Lacy, Gilbert: 292S, John R Nor ton. Phoenix.
 70 pI lJTARCL JAIt Plutarch, who admits that he is not the original of ancient fame. was ledger at the city jail yesterday and last night. He was picked up by Policeman Egly. who found him beg ging. His case is being investigated Plutarch is deaf and dumb but he writes a beautiful hand, say those from whom he was soliciting.
 McCHESNEY LEAVES-W S. McChesney, president Of the St. Louis Terminal company, which operates the belt lines within the city of St. Louis and the Union state in that city, who has been in Phoenix for the past few days left last evening in his private car Ranger for Tucson. The Ranger is one Of the St Louis X Southwestern system cars.
 CUTLER CUILTY-John Cutler. who was accused with contributing to the delinquency of minor and of constructive rape. was found guilty yesterday by the jury in the superior court The evidence in this case was the most sordid that has ever been heard in Arizona. Benton Dick, at torney for the defendant made hard fight for his client The jury was only out ten minutes before they re- turned a verdict. Dick asked that sentence be deferred until Friday so that he could make q motion for q new trial of his client.
 RUN AWAY FROM HOME-Ethel Finley and Bessie Carter tired of the restraint at the Florence Crittenton Home late Monday night and took French leave. They took rooms { the Gold hotel. Yesterday morning the Carter girl thought better of it all and teIephoned the home asking if she might return. Chief of Police Moore found both of the girls at the hotel and sent the Carter girl back, detaining the Finley girl until he can ascertain just what slfould be done with her.