Arizona republican., 1914-08-12
CIVIC LEAGUE MEETING.-The


 Rebekahs, Odd Fellows and visitors and their families are cordially in- vited to come and bring a well filled basket
 BACK FROM ST. PAUL-Frank De- Souza, secretary of the corporation commission, returned yesterday from St. Paul, Minn., where he attended the supreme council of the Knights of Co., lumbus, and received the honors of the fourth degree in that order. State Deputy P. NJ Kelly of Bisbee was the other delegate from Arizona.
 MORE NOMINATlONS-More nom ination petitions were filed yesterday by seekers of office, all subject to the democratic primaries in September. George A. Mcdonald aspires to the of- flee of county treasurer. George Nichols will make stand for justice of the peace for the Tempe precinct. O. s. Stapley announces himself as a candidate for state senator. l.. D. Crook is out for the office of precinct com mitteeman and j. I. Bates will contest the office of constable of the east Phoe- nix justice precinct
 MOOSE TO MESA.-The Moose ledge at Mesa has extended an invi- tation to the entire Phoenix lodge to attend a big blowout that will be given by the lodge at the Gem City tonight. Dictator Mclean announced at the meeting of the Phoenix lodge last night that all Moose with auto n tn ot a Moose Home at o'clock or there . abouts to transport the local herd to | Mesa to enjoy the celebration. FIRST VACATION IN 13 YEARS. | i-Wiliam Losing. the local bee and honey magnate, is leaving for Mia gara Falls, Canada, on the first real vacation he has had in thirteen years. He will stop off in Ohio Illinois and | Michigan during the trip. going and l coming. He expects to be gone a | month or more. He goes primarily 1 to visit his friends at his old Cana 1 dian home. but expects also to keep | his weather eye open for business 1 chances while away.
 BIDS OPENED TODAY-Four l tenders were the response to the ad- vertisement for bids for the supply | ing of goods put out by the county school superintendent. These will be opened this morning at ten o'clock | by a committee of three trustees chosen from the twelve school dis 1 tricts participating in the new scheme for the collective buying of school supplies for the ensuing year. The proposition was originated by Superintendent Higgins with d view to economy by central buying. 1 AUTO DAMAGER CAUGHT -C E. Pollock was arrested last evening by the city police on a | charge of maliciously damaging the | automobile of J. D. Mattice. one ot the bus drivers on Washington street
 Pollock, it is alleged, cut the presto | tank hose and turned the oil cock
 so that both gas and oil escaped
 He did this. it is alleged, because the l Washington street driver had beer
 making nickel trips to Riverside
 park. Mattice was also called
 scab, it is said, in connection witt
 the transaction Pollock was re
 leased upon a s20 cash bail by Judg,
 Mcbride
 REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET
 The republicans met last night ant
 decided upon the men they would
 support for the majority of place! jupOn the county ticket at the com. ing primaries Paul Renau Ingle.
 for county judge Earl Curtis fo
 county attorney. A. J. Moore fo
 sheriff. Messinger of Glendale, C
 P. Mullen of Tempe. and Claude Cis ney of Phoenix for supervisors, J. Fl Kinney for treasurer, county recorder
 clerk of superior court, assessor an,
 county school superintendent not ye decided upon. C. w. Johnstone, fo
 justice, west Phoenix precinct, Wal ter Burch, justice. east Phoenix pre-
 cinct. The papers for these candi dates will be filed in a few days ONE MORE coNsPIRAToR II ITOIlS.-The sheriffs office, search of the conspirators agains the peace and dignity of the Unite States-yclept the Mexican anarchis bunch-Went down to Coldwater to day and picked up Ignacio Lugo, wh was among those who attended tn meeting at which it was made yer
 plain that all were to take up arm against the United States. He wa F brought to town and is in solitar
 at the county jail. Others are bein
 looked fo: with diligence. Sheri l Adams will himself leave for Florenc
 today to bring back Teodoro Cave tano, arrested there on Sunday, wf 2 so far has not been returned 1 ] Phoenix by the United States mai ] shaTs office
 ] SOUTH METHODIST PIcNIc.- ] This is the last day in which to g' ready for the great picnic which { being given under the auspices of tf ! South Methodist churches of Phot nix. Cartwright and Bethel. Whe the idea of the picnic was first COT ! ceived the intention was to maj q it a modest little affair; but the 2, $l sponses to the call were tremendot { and instantaneous. From all ov ! the valley families are coming ! take part and the indications a al that there will be fifteen hundr, = people present when the big chickt ' dinner is served