Arizona republican., 1914-10-21
HALLOWEEN BALL-The Re

I Clerks association will give Hal lowe'en bail in Patrick's hall on Fri day night, October 30.
 FROM MISSISSlPPI-L. C. Doris of Kilmichael, Mississippi, arrived here a few days ago to make Phoenix his future home. He is making his home with w. w. Green.
 ADMITTED TO THE BAR-Gar- diner L. Nottingham, of Phoenix, was admitted to practice before the supreme court yesterday on certifi- cate from the supreme court of Virginia.
 UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS = There are undelivered telegrams at the Western Union Telegraph office for the following: M. F. Williams, Fred H. Jones, D. L. Lewman and E. J. Roberts
 FINAL GIsTRATlON-The of ficial report of the county recorder 1 of Pinal county received at the of flee of the secretary of state yester- day gives the total registration in that county as 263S
 MINING MEN HERE-John H. Conway, of St, Paul, and A. c. New ell, of Faribault, Minn., were Phoe- nix visitors yesterday while en route home after an inspection of their mining properties near Kingman.
 BACK TO THE NORTH-Sheriff Joseph Woods of Navajo county was !, in Phoenix yesterday on his way back to Holbrook from Florence. where he had been to deliver a batch of prisoners to the warden of the state penitentiary.
 SUSPENDED SENTENcE-Ramo Durazzo, before the superior court yesterday on charge of rape, chang ed his plea of not guilty to one of guilty, and was given a suspended sentence, and was ordered to take charge of the issue of the relation and make a regular contribution to their support.
 FIVE DAYS FOR THEFT-Frank Saavedra was sent to the county jail | by Judge Johnstone yesterday to serve five days for the theft of a number of grain sacks, the property of the Phoenix farm mills, which company together with the Valley mills has had number of losses of grain sacks just recently.
 VAUGHN GETS IN CAMPAlGN- County Recorder Vernon Vaughn is entering in the work of campaigning with activity. The press of business through the office since the primary election has prevented his getting out in the field to any extent, but with the meeting at Wickenburg he will start in to make up for lost time.
 BAPTIST WINDOW DlSPLAY- One of the features of the fashion show display Monday evening was the of F. B. Baptist and company on North Central avenue. The display here included a number of beautiful pieces of cut glass and handpainted china, as well as fancy goods and toilet articles.
 NEWCOMERS DAY MEETlNG.- As announced at the meeting of the l directors of the board of trade last Thursday, the Newcomers Day com mittee will meet this afternoon to re- ceive suggestions for a program. The | Newcomers Day celebration is under the direction of Barnett F. Marks. It takes place some time soon after the first of the year.
 MORE CAFETERIA TROUBLE. = On the complaint of Manager Smith of the New Palace Cafeteria George List is being charged before the courts with disturbance of the peace. The l af am about the I'd inst, complainant aleg- l ing acts on the part of defendant detri- mental to his business. Yesterday wit nesses were subpoenaed.
 | LIST YOUR ROOMS.-Every year about this time the board of trade be- gins listing rooms for fair week wis itors. All people who will have 9 spare room to rent during the big week should report it to the board of Itrade, where an index will be kept All visitors not having previously ar ranged for places to sleep will be di- rected to this bureau, there to receive Instructions as to getting quarters.
 OFF TO CHIcAGO-Dudley Web ster, of the Maricopa Creamery com pany, left Tuesday night for Chicago, where he will attend the national dairy show While in the middle west MT. Webster expects to visit the various plants of the Beatrice Creamery company, located in Chi oago, Sioux City. Lincoln, St. Louis Topeka and Denver. He will return to Phoenix in about three weeks.
 ORE TARIFF AMENDED The corporation commission has granted authority to the A. T. and s. F. rail road company to amend item No. a5
 Santa Fe system tariff No. 5SS1D
 so as to provide that less than car load shipments of ore will not he accepted in bulk. The change will go into effect on one days notice
 Special rates on ore from points pr the Santa Fe in Arizona to Clarkdale
 were also authorized by the commits sion yesterday
 DANCING ExHIBiT-The coming Friday evening at the Arizona Schoo
 of Music Miss Helen Beatrice Crane
 head of the dancing department, vii
 make her first public appearance ir
 Phoenix when she and MT. Lester
 Byron will demonstrate the followins ball room dances: maXiXe, Lulu FadC
 and half-and half. The program vii
 be interspersed with music and while