Arizona republican., 1914-04-17

MRhhtAOE LIS A lietl itf,c license was issued yesterday to Rob ort Andrews, 21, of MaIicopa county, and Vivian Jenkins. 2l, also of Mari copa county
 ! EDITOR MiLNES HERE-J. w. Mines. Elk and editor of the Journal Miner of Prescott came down yester- daY for the purpose of attending the festivities or this week end.
 FEDERAL COURT.-The civil suit of George D. Christy against Alice '. Solomon ct al. will come up at the first opening ol the United States court, since the last criminal case was disposed of last Saturday.
 AN EXHIBIT IN THE PARADE The rear of the parade was brought up yesterday by the latest thing in rubber tired buggies owned by the Commercial Corral and drawn by handsome pair of valley raised and standard bred bays
 CHESS CLUB MEETlNG-There Will be another meeting of the |. NJ. c. \. chess club at the reading room of the association this evening. The or ganization will be completed, and pre- parati made for a headache tourna- raent to be held for all entrants caring to take part.
 JEFF ERSON CLUB OFTiCERS.- The result of the annual election of officers of the Arizona Jefferson club was as follows: President Thomas ,Malony: secretary, Frand De Souza; t t1easurer, Walter BrawneH. These di- rectors were elected: H. A Davis Colonel T. A Weciin Jeff Adams. ! CROCKER MAKES CRANGE-Har- rY- Crocller. the popular and able drug clerk who has been connected vita the Sun Drug company for the past nine months. has severed his connection with the firm and is now seeking q To- cation for a store of his own. The hundreds of friends he has in Phoenix he believes warrants him in oleuing f5r himself
 OSBORN PARENT TEACHERS There will be ar important meeting of the Parent Teacher association in the Osborn sCh0ol house at s o'clock this evening An interesting program will ba rendered containing among other things the following matters which will be discussed: Cooking in tho High School" hy Miss Johnson: Things That Hinder the Development of the Child. Prof. Jansen will also give demon stration of the reflectoscopc.
 HIS MOTHER WANTS TO HEAR Mrs. Nicholson of Brooklyn, Mass. the mother of Benjamin Braithwaite is in destitute circumstances in that city and is anxious to hear from her son Who is ! supposed to be in Arizona When last heard of he had left Bumbebee for Phoenix. This was in November 1912. Friends writing to this city concern ing his whereabouts say that there are friends willing to take care of his mother but that she is anxious to hear from him 90 that she will not become a charge upon the community.
 PHOENIX LOOKS GOOD TO HIM. U. ". Fletcher of Los Angeles author ized representative of the Stock Ware house company of Los Angeles has been making an expert investigation of the business possibilities of Arizona for his firm with 3 view to locating branch office and warehouse. He has sent in a report in favor of Phoenix and t is not unlikely that the organization will locate its branch here within short time. The Stock Warehouse company is a cooperative concern that holds the stock that is drawn upon by all the sash and door saleshouses and contractors in southern California. MT. Fletcher is himself an architect or ability
 ". c. T. U. MEETlNG-Flower Mis- sion Day was observed by the ladies of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union yesterday, at 227 W. Monroe St. The counter attraction of the Aztec Sun Fete parade caused the attendance to be small In the absence Of Mrs. Town send. the devotional exercises were con- ducted by Mrs. Mary Thompson who also had charge of the program. The home was decorated with beautiful flowers of all colors and there were afterwards carried to the sick and the shut-ins as is the custom on Flower Mission Dav. Leaflets on the subject telling what Is being done over the world by the Flower Mission were read by the members and very good pro- gram was rendered.
 COMPANY A lNSPECTlON.-Cap- fsain c. C. Lawrence Of the Twentieth United States infantl.: arrives today tc inspect the persons and belong lnss of company 4, National Guard 1s Arizona. The cOmpr1y must be al tlle Armory with all it's members and equipment and ready to be looked over al sharp 7:30 Everything in the way of equipment must be brought along, even including extra . suits The stock taking will be rig orous and everything will be counted Members not attending will he sub iect to many painful penalties, no so harsh as being shot at sunr SC. but pretty awful tt that This is the regular annual inspection and TO one will be excused. Lieuteannt (. R. , Price, commanding the company, says Come and be inspected and lefIn how to salute the flag"
 
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