Arizona republican., 1913-08-20
HY PAGE WEDS
 CLARE DICKSON
Popular Couple Take Ad- vantage of Presence in Los Angeles to Secure License and Enter Matri- mOnial State

Fly Page city ticket agent for the Arizona Eastern, accompanied by Miss Clare Dickson, bookkeeper at the Dor ris- Heyman Furniture company step ped into the marriage license bureau in Los Angeles yesterday and an swered the few questions necessary to secure a permit to we'd Then they went out and hunted up a minister. In less time than 1t takes to tell Mir. and Mrs. Page were receiving con gratulations and had prepared to set tie down to a full enjoyment of their honeymoon which will extend over the remaining period of the grOom's vacation. And then they are coming back to Phoenix to occupy the hand some home MT. Page has in waiting flor shis bride on North Central avenue.
 There had been q suspicion in the minds Of those close to the man who punches holes in slips of paper for people going to KYFene or Kalamazoo that the trip to the coast meant more to Fly than simply dipping his toes in the brine That Miss Dickson con tinued footing up columns of figures over at the big furniture store, didn't aIlav the suspicion in the least ara when the popular and pretty young accountant laid down her pen the other night and said something about going over to California for day or two it seemed quite the logical course
 For Fly Page and Miss Dickson have been making no secret of their regard for each other for something over a year That it didn't happen sooner has been the greater wonder n anything else to do but watch the course of somebody else's affairs
 Miss Dickson. although but twenty one years old. has been q resident of Phoenix for sometime. She has oc- cupied rooms at the w. c. T. U. building where she has made a host of friends By those who read The Republican she will be remembered as the young woman who was awarded the credit for the best solution of the problem involved in the story of "Graustark." when the play was about to be produced in this city last win ter and wrote the criticism of the show for The Republican after it's presentation at the Elks' theater.
 Of TIv Page there is much that could be said and it would all be good lily ought to own the best part of the Southern Pacific railroad by this time for he has been connected with that road for many years. once upon a time he was city ticket agent here and when he became weary of the job he went down to Guaymas and sold tickets and did other staunts reduired of a man of his talents for the Southern Pacific of Mexico rail road After two or three years down there. Fly having acquired a dainty moustache and good command ol Spanish returned 10 Phoenix to re sume his former position which had been relinquished by Fred TretheWay when he went over to the Washing ton Sunset lines.
 In these hustling. hustIing times, the high officials of the Southern Pacific have come to realize the absolute necessity of having Fly where they can put their finger on him, that daily bulletins are issued throughout the country, pertaining to his state of health and other things which might have to do with his continuing in his present position or his discontinuance. once when Fly had a tootache, south ern Pacific stock fell three points on the Kyrene stock exchange and 1t took trained dentist to remedy the evil and bring the stocks back to the previous level. Today a decided ad- vance in the stock is predicted for it is now known that Fly intends to stick with the Southern Pacific for some time to come.
 When Mir and Mrs. Page return to Phoenix, which will be within the next ten days or two weeks, royal welcome will await them for their friends are legion.