Arizona republican., 1913-04-08


 FROM THE OLD PEUBLO-Deputy Sheriff HuSs of Tuscon is in town on official business in the Superior Court He expects to leave for home this morning.
 VISITING FIELD EDlTOR-Rev. A. l.. WadswOrth of South Pasadena Cal. field editor of the Pacific Baptist, is in the city for day or two. He is the guest of Mr. and Mrs C. w Goodman of the U. $. Indian School
 ON TO THE COAST-CharIes C. keeler. sheriff of IaVapai County was a caller at the sheriff's office yesterday. The genial Charles is on his way to Chico, Cal. to bring back D. J. Darlington on d charge of wife desertion
 ORANGEWOOD IMPROVEMENT ClU6.-There will be d meeting of the OrangeWood Social and Im- prOvement club tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs Peabody on North Center street All ncigEbors are invited to attend.
 MARRIAGE LICENSES lSSUED- Severiano C. Othon and Delfina Castro, both of Maricopa County: Rodney Eugene Strickland of Maricopa COun- ty and Estelle N Rensinl of Den yer: Burton ElWyn Blackman and Mary B. Anderson. both of Gila County
 HOWE SAYS HOW-Alhe Howe, deputy sheriff of Cochise County. bet ter known to all old timers as the Playhouse Kid" who brought in d fpW n he. State Hospital for the Insane on Sat urdaN. will leave in the morning with two convicts for the State Peniten- tiary at Florence
 HOME WEDDING -Estcle Rensink of Denver became the bride of Rod ney Strickland yesterday noon. The ceremony was performed by the Rev erend J. Harvey Deere at the home "f the groom's parents at 1918 West Adams street. The newlNweds intend to reside al Columbia q mining camp in Yacapai County.
 ALL DAY MEETiNG-The ladies of the M F church South will hold an all day meeting today. The meet ing is held in connection with the missionary work of the church acti- vities. At noon a luncheon will be served to which the general public can have entrance by the payment oi d small amount.
 BUSH SURViVED-Bush Anderson deputy United States marshal, with headquarters in Phoenix, was q wis itOr of Sheriff Jeff Adams yesterday. and stated that this was his first pub lie appearance since he arrested the alleged white shaver in Flagstaff and was seranaded by the prisoners friends He said that he was better but still weak.
 ANDERSON ON-BLACkMAN Mary Anderson and Burton Blackman were married by the Reverend J Harvey Deere last evening at the home of L. S Blackman. 1919 West Washing ton street. The bridal pair left last night for Hayden. where they intend to make their future home The groom holds d responsible position with the Ray Consolidated Company.
 LEWIS GOES HOME-Hon. J. Tom Lewis of Miami. representative from Gila County in the house and chair man of the labor committee. leaves this morning for his home to spend the week under the shade of his own bay tree. For some weeks past Mrs. Lewis has been sick, and while all the danger is now past still he would rather be home during the week than staying around Phoenix during the sessions.
 ANNUAL POLICE BALL-It has been definitely determined that the date for holding the second annual ball of the Phoenix city police depart ment will be Thursday evening, April r. Patrick Hall has been engaged for that purpose and Bosses Orches- tra will furnish the music. II is pre- dicted that the ball of this year will exceed in every way that held in 1912 The proceeds will be devoted to es- tablishing q fund for sick and dis abled policemen.
 MACKEY WAS ExCiTED-Clar- ence Mackey was given lodging at the police station early yesterday morn ing after he had reused all the guests in the Central Hotel with his cries that somebody was trying to kill him. Mackey then made nasty exit through the back stairway clad in abbreviated costume. There is a sus- picion that Mackey was either drunk or drugged There was no evidence of any person having attempted to kill him or even notice him until he became rampant.
 A.. THORNE DlES-A. T. Thorne, aged about tWenty-seVen years, died yesterday at the Stacy Hotel. lie came to Phoenix from Sisson. Cal, | about two months ago. He is sur vived by his mother. living in Port land, Ore and a brother in New York The remains are at the Easter | ling x Whitney undertaking pariors. 1 The young man was member Of l Lilly Lodge No. 184, K. of P, of Sis | son, and the loyal PythianS are mak- l ing the funeral arrangements. which | will be announced later. !!
 PYTHlANS DEFER CEleBRA- to the fact that the date of the arrival in Arizona of Su- | preme Vice Chancellor Brig $. Young | of the Knights of Pythias is uncertain, | the entertainment planned in his be- half to be held at Mesa on Friday i evening has been indefinitely post l