Arizona republican., 1913-06-26

l CIVIC LEAGUE MEETING - The
 Civic League will meet this after
 noon at 30 o'clock at the city nall. l Everybody is invited to attend this !, meeting
 CIVIC LEAGUE MEETING - The l Civic League will meet this after
 noon at 2:3O o'clock at the city hall. Everybody is invited to attend this meeting
 SOCIAL AT CREIGHTON The boys of the Sunday school class at
 Creighton Sunday school will give an ice cream social this evening at s o'clock for the benefit of the Sun day school.
 GLOVE IS FOUND-A right hand glove, evidently belonging to some
 automobilist was picked up on East
 Adams street last night. It awaits
 the appearance of the owner at The
 Republican office.
 CREIGHTON SOClAL-The boys
 of the Creighton Sunday school will
 give an ice cream social at the
 Creighton school house tonight Pre-
 raratiOns have been for a large at
 tendance and good time is assured
 MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED The following parties were granted marriage licenses yesterday: Charles
 Carson. of Pinal county, and Gladys Crawford. of Maricopa county; To mas Salas and Preciliana Machado both oI AIaricopa county.
 GILLANDERS IS RELEASED -- F., Gillanders. who has been in the city jail for several days, charged with stealing between 65 and $70 from Chas. Cartwright manager of the Phoenix hotel. was released yes terday, he having returned practical lN the entire amount stolen and Cart wright no longer being disposed tc prosecute.
 AT THE FORD-H. Witcher. St Louis; F. F Cullen, Victoria. B. C.; J. Tyler Victoria, E. C.: F.. $. Me Even. Tucson: L. A Hunter Phoe- nix; Milton Ray, Aguila; Jay A. Ryan, H. $. Woodward. Aguila; F. E. Helin. Globe; J. C. Camp, Globe; J. W. Mclaughlin. Yuma; J. C. Campbell. Wilcox; NJ McMillan, Kelvin: C. L. Thompson, Maricopa.
 GETS SUSPENDED SENTENCE Van McGinn. who borrowed his friends watch and then paWned it in hearing before Judge P. P Parker yesterday. McGinn promised t. redeem the watch and to quit us ing dope. and as he had secured em- ployment, Judge Parker fined him $5 and suspended sentence during his future good behavior.
 AUTOMOBILE LICENSES - The following auto licenses were issued yesterday from the office of the sec retary of state: 296S Frank Roscoe. 1 Sacaton. Truck; 2969, T. J. Prescott, Phoenix: 2970. Larson and sharp, ! Douglas; 2971. Fred V. Kuhn, Bouse; 2972. C C. Hall Benson; 2973. Mrs A. NJ. Pillsburg, Win 1 slow; 2974, Paul D. Spankle, Win slow: 2975. F. A Marlow, Simmons.
 NOT AVIATOR MASSoN-Since the appearance of Mason in police 1 court a day or two ago on charge l of disorderIy conduct. the airship l fans of Phoenix have been greatly | agitated for fear that the man who 1 was given city jail sentence, fol- l lowing his inability to pay fine | was Didier Mason, the aviator, who | is in d dickens of a pickle down in | Mexico because he failed to fly | from Hermosillo to Guaymas and de | stroy the Mexican gunboats in the l bay at that city. As matter of | fact the prisoner was Manuel Mason ! and he was flying high but not | over Guaymas. when arrested Such | aviators as he are frequent guests | of the city.
 "FRENCHY" WALKS When | Frenchy Vieux pinned a red badge | on his shirt front announcing We | Walk he laughed up his sleeve, for | usually he rides a bicycle and it 1 doesn't make the least difference in 1 the world whether the street cars run or not. But his laugh changed | to gloom yesterday. He left his wheel hid" down in the areaway leading to the basement of a buffet on East Washington street. He felt 1 that it was perfectly safe out of the | way of the madding crowd. But when he was ready to proceed he went for his wheel. Instead of the bicycle he found pinned upon the wall where the wheel had been lean ing a sign. We Walk" Now the | red badge means more to Frenchy i than ever it did before The police