Arizona republican., 1914-09-13


 if Jeff Adams left on the evening train for Kansas City to bring back Ray
 mond Phoenix to answer a charge of forgery, committed in this city. Phoe nix was apprehended by the peace of 1 ficers of Kansas City and is being held l in custody awaiting the arrival of an l escort.
 1 MATRIMONlAL-Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to Harry M. l Dresser of Tulare, California, and | Elizabeth L. Philip of Maricopa coun- l ty; Fred H. Thomas and Ernna Gordon, 1 both of Maricopa county; Henry Al 1 berta Davis and Della Gulf of Mesa: and to Robert Mcconnell and Eliza beth White.
 MRS. WEBER RETURNS-Mrs. Fred P. Webber yesterday returned from real summer trip from ocean | to ocean, of three months duration.
 She visited friends in Portland, Ore, | Vancouver, Chicago. New York, Day
 ton and Cleveland. The Webbers
 have taken apartments at the Loux
 on West Adams street.
 BACK TO MEDICAL SCHOOL H. A. Hughes, Jr., son of Dr. Hughes. l recently candidate for the democratic nomination for governor, who has been in Phoenix this summer assist ing his father with his campaign. is | returning to Louisville, Ky. where | he will re-ente.- the medical school
 in that city and complete his studies. 1 Mir. Hughes will be accompanied by
 his wife and child
 TEMPERANCE MEETING - The
 meeting at the court house plaza
 this afternoon at o'clock is ex- iTected to bring larger attendance than any meeting ever held in Phoe- nix. The friends of the d-y amend nent will assemble at the First 1 Methodist church at 30 o'clock and form in line for the parade to the rlaZa where the address will be de- livered by the Rev. Patrick H. Faulk.
 the eloquent Texas orator from Cor
 pus Christi. One thousand people gre expected to be in the parade. DETERMINATION - When Judge Parker got home at about 10: 30 o'clock
 on Friday night he found a patient couple waiting to have the bonds tied
 They were Henry Alberta Davis and Della Cuff of Mesa, who, in the after noon. had taken out their license had returned to their home and later in
 the evening had come back into the city to be married Not finding the judge at his office downtown, they sought his home and were again dis appointed, and it was not until 1O:
 o'clock that everything was fixed up
 BROKE FAITH AND BEAT IT, J. M. Godbehere has shattered Judge Parker's faith in humanity On Thurs day he was before the court on q icharge of failing to support his wife, land was bound over to the superior court. His disposition and the good Endorsements of neighbors induced the judge to release the man in order to find friends to furnish the bond. The
 next thing Judge Parker knew was
 that the man had left for a destina- tion unknown on the evening train with his former wife. It seems that for some time past defendant and this woman had been living together, while the undivorced wife was being neg lected
 HEBRON PRIVATE SCHOOL-The Hebron private school will open Mon day, September 14. This school has
 had two successful years and has lpromising one before it. A complete
 course of study has been arranged
 fer the eight grades in the grammar
 school. The purpose of this school
 is to offer to youth a place of edu-
 cation where the soul, the mind and the body will be given a training and a culture their importance de-
 mands. These must be developed to- gether and it must be symetrical to
 make well equipped men and women
 who can be depended upon to meet
 the arduous responsibilities of life. A thorough Christian education can
 alone do this. There will be meet ing in the interest of this school at
 the Peoples Mission Sunday Sep
 tember 13. at 2:30 D. m. Sunday
 school at 10 a. m Preaching morn
 ing II a. m. Evening at 7:30 D. m. , All are cordially invited 433 West Adams street
 l AUTO EMBEZZLEMENT CASE - Ewing A. Clark, the man brought back
 from Payson on Friday night by , Sheriff Jeff Adams, to answer a charge of embedding and converting to his own use an automobile, the , property of George Pilchard, was be- r fore Judge Johnstone's court yester- , day. Defendant was paroled to his own attorney and the case will be continued on Tuesday. Clark's eX-
 planation of the case is that he was 7 hired to drive to Roosevelt by a pas senger who was making a connec- f tion there for Payson. Arriving at Roosevelt they missed this connection l and to accommodate his "fare,' Clark e pushed on to Payson. The contract Q entered into between defendant and I the owner of the car, in the hire i agreement, was that the car should l not be driven out of MaricOpa county | Accordingly, Clark did his part by 2 asking permission to drive to Roose- il welt, out of the county. Having ob- : tained this permission, he felt that r under the circumstances he was free : to continue on to Payson, in the same I county. In Payson, however, he was il met by the sheriff's officers and helt V to await the arrival of Sheriff Adams
 to bring him back to Phoenix to an
 swer the charge of embezzlement
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