Arizona republican., 1914-10-23
MATRlMONlAL-A marriage lie

MATRlMONIAL-A marriage license was issued yesterday to Fred Grant Reyes, of Cook county Illinois, and Mabel Kelley, of Cincinnati, Ohio. UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS - There are undelivered telegrams at the Western Union Telegraph offices for the following: Lloyd B. Newell, Roy E. Butler, R. K Mnson, E. J. Roberts, Thomas Davies.
 BACK TO THE PEN-A deputy sheriff of Santa Cruz county was in Phoenix yesterday, en route to the state penitentiary where he was taking a man to serve a four-year sentence for breaking parole.
 ROTARY CLUB MEETING The weekly meeting of the Rotary Club will be held today at the American Kitchen at 12:10 o'clock. The speakers will be Rotarians Horrell, Nichols and Button
 Dr. Charles c. Bradbury will preside AUTO TURNS TURTLE-A broken
 steering knuckle was responsible for the overturning of a machine of P. A. Tharaldson on North Central avenue
 .near the Indian school, Wednesday
 morning. MT. TharaldsOn, who was
 thrown under the car, luckily escaped
 with few bruises.
 Y. w. C. A. RECEPTiON-This afternoon, from to 10 D. m., the
 the Y. w. c. A. will keep open house
 to the citizens of Phoenix at the new Y. w. C. A. home, 306 North Second
 street. A cordial invitation is ex-
 tended to both men and women to en-
 joy the hospitality of the association
 and inspect the new quarters.
 MAKES GOOD CATCH-Within
 few hours after a telegraphic re-
 quest had been received here for the
 apprehension of Lee Barton. wanted in Los Angeles on a felony war
 rant embeZzlement being the charge,
 Policeman Wilkerson had the man in custody and word had been wired
 back to Los Angeles advising off cerS there of his arrest. A Califor
 mia officer will come for the man in a day or two.
 NEW DANCES DEMONSTRATED There will be a demonstration of the
 
 o'clock at the Arizona School of Music to which the public is invited. no ad mission fee will be asked but those who wish reserved seats can secure them by calling at the school before o'clock today. Three of the very new est ballroom dances will be danced for
 the first time in this city, maxixe, half and half and lula fado.
 LADIES' AID SOcIETY-The reg ular monthly business meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society of the First Methodist church will be held at the residence of Mrs. J. O. SeXson, 33S North Fourth avenue, this afternoon at 2:50 o'clock. when final arrange I ments for the annual bazaar will be
 made A full attendance of the ladies is requested. A social hour will be spent at the close of the meeting Mesdames Abbott, Adams, Aldrich Zimmer and Adams will serve. The ladies of the congregation are cordially invited to attend.
 RETURNED FROM HUNTING
 TRIP-A. H. Mcclellan and wife, Dr. Grant Monical and wife and A. J. Jones and wife, returned yesterday from a
 hunting trip in the almost inaccessible mountains northeast of Clifton. They started seventeen days ago by auto to Clifton. Thence they went by pack animals to the Double Circle ranch which they made their headquarters for the hunting expedition. It required eighteen horses to carry the hunters, their wives and other impedimenta. The actual hunting occupied only five days and in that time they took six deer and two turkeys.
 TIRED OF lIFE-Jose Lopez, en- ployed at the brick yard south of the city, rendered Respondent when he believed that Marihilda Rimerez was receiving the attention of another man, took poison last evening about 9 o'clock and was found by passers- by at Sixth and Jackson streets in q dying condition. His sister lives nearby and he was hurried to her home and the police called. The city physician arrived a few minutes be- fore Lopez breathed his last and, de- spite every effort, was unable to save his life. Coroner C. w Johnstone | impaneled a jury that rendered a verdict that the man came to his death by poison. administered. BANQUET FOR CHA COUNTY MEN-A number of the members of | the Arizona Club gathered around the | table yesterday evening in the hand some dining room on the top floor or 1 the Noll building, in a banquet to the prominent citizens of Gila county, now | in Phoenix in the interest of the anti l county division. The guests of the evening were: P. G. Beckett. manager of the Old Dominion Consolidated | Copper company; E. w. Rice, attor- | ney for both the Miami and Inspi- | ration Consolidated Copper companies; R. E. Moore, of the Gila Valley Bank 1 & Trust company; P. P. Grear, pres I ident of the First National bank; Joe V. Prochaska. postmaster at Miami; | l.. L. Henry. a prominent attorney; E. I