Arizona republican., 1914-10-01

!t1ade shipped fifty slides of Salt river
 valley scenes to eastern lecture bu- reaus yesterday.
 | DIRECTORS SESSION - There
 will be a regular meeting of the di-
 rectors of the board of trade this af- l ternoon at 4 o'clock.
 DOWN FROM FLAG.-Lou Charle- | bois, a prominent sheep man of Flag
 staff, IS in the city this week, visit
 ing his family on North Central ave-
 nue.
 DIR. RAY E. THOMAS RETURNS.
 -Dr. Ray E. Thomas, who has been
 on the Pacific coast for his vacation, returns this morning and will re- sume artive practice in Phoenix. GUILTY OF BURGLARY.-Cipria-
 no Vasquez was found guilty of bur glary in the superior court yester- day. Defendant gave notice of ap- | peal to the supreme court. SPANISH WAR VETERAN - A
 meeting of the Spanish War Veter- ans has been announced for this evening at o'clock at the regular
 meeting place in the county court house.
 SUPREME COURT CALENDAR | The calendar of the supreme court of the state will be called Tuesday
 morning. October 13, at 10 o'clock, Monday, October 12, being Discovery Day.
 HIGGINS s-BRADFoRD MARRIAGE. Bert E. Bradford and Mabel Rig gins, popular couple of Buckeye, were united in marriage yesterday Judge Johnstone officiating. CALL CALENDAR TODAY.-The
 calendar will be called in the su-
 perior court at todays session and all attorneys in the cases to come before the fall sittings are expected
 to report for the checking of cases.
 BACK TO THE NORTH.-Tom
 Pulliam, sheriff of Coconino county
 and chairman of the democratic cen tral committee in that northern en- pire, left last evening for his home in Flagstaff
 BUSINESS CHANGE.-The Lucas barber shop, at 39 North Central ave nue, has been purchased by Stell Jor- dan, who will continue to conduct the shop under the new name of The White House"
 LADIES' AID SOCIETY.-The La dies Aid Society of Grace Evangeli
 cal Lutheran church will meet for business and a social with Mrs. c. E. Newcomer, 140S East Pierce street, this afternoon at 2:S0 o'clock. COMPANY B MEETs-It is Com pany B that vii hold it's special drill tonight, and hear the lecture on tao tics by Captain Shea. Due to an
 error in copying, it was made Com rany A instead of B in yesterdays Republican.
 WOULD ISSUE BONDs.-The cor poration commission yesterday fixed october 21 as the date for the hear | ing of the application of the Southern Pacific Railroad company and the Southern Pacific company for per mission to issue refunding bonds of
 the par value of $2,7S915974 AND STILL THEY COME.-The number of automobiles registered in the state has reached 4,857, with more machines coming in every day. Over | 120 new cars were registered in Sep tember and at the present rate of in crease it is expected that the total | for the state will be above 5000 be- fore the first of December SEASON OPENS TODAY.-With the opening of the deer and turkey | season today a large number of hunt CTS will join those who are already l in the field after teal. The deer sea son remains open until December 15.
 The limit bag for the season is two male deer and three turkeys. Killing of does is forbidden under heavy pen alty.
 w. C. T. U. MEETiNG-The regu | lar weekly meeting of the Woman s | Christian Temperance Union will be held this afternoon at 227 West Mon roe street. The meeting will open at 2:15 o'clock with devotional eXer- cises led by Mrs. Williams. The pro- gram has not been announced but il always is interesting and a large at tendance is desired Visitors are all ways welcome at the w. C. T. U. meeting.
 C. w. B. M. MEETS.-The mem
 bers of the Christian Women's Board of Missions and their friends are invited to be present at the regular monthly meeting of the society, to be held at the home of Mrs Charles H. Dunlap, $50 North First avenue, at 2:30 D. m, Friday, october ?, 1914. | This meeting will be the first of the fiscal year and pleasant and profit able time is anticipated. Y. w. C. A. CAFETERIA-Will open for business at the new home Friday, October 2 The hours of ser Ivice will be from 11:30 a. m. to 1:30 | D. m. Don't forget either time or place-306 North Second avenue. The new cafeteria is equipped for quick service. Women and girls, whether | or not members of the association. are extended the privilege of the lunch room Try 1t once and you
 will want to come again. GYMNASIUM CLASSES-Accord l ing to previous announcement, Y. w.. IC. A. gymnasium classes will open
 tonight at 7:30 D. m. for the fall
 and winter season. A full attendance
 is anticipated. The gymnasium is To- cated at 526 West Washington; tele- 1 phone 1776. Miss Bernice Egleston,
 is physical director. The gymnasium
 is open every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon. For inquiries or informa- | tiOn inquire either at above address