Arizona republican., 1914-04-08

NEW NOTARY.-Governor Hunt yesterday appointed William J. Pope of the growing town of Tolleson a mo- 1 tary public
 MRS. McKENZIE IMPROVES
 Mrs. Tom Mckenzie, who was oper- sephs for appendicitis, is doing nicely and is expected 70 be out again soon LAYING GAS MAINS WEST.-The Pacific Gas and Electric company is
 now engaged in laying gas mains in the West Capitol addition to the city of Phoenix
 NEEDS THE REPUBLlCAN-A terday from S NJ Morse, of Ruth, Nevada, renewing his subscription to this paper. MT. Morse writes that he would be lost amid the mountains and snow without The Republican. DIVORCE SUIT FlLED-Mrs. Elm ma Taylor has filed suit in superior court for divorce from E. E. Taylor, whom she married in Clifton, Graham county in 1908 She alleges that Tay- Tor has deserted and failed to support her for the last year. making it nec- essary for her to earn her own living. STUDEBAkER MAN IS PROUD FATHER.-C. J. Pottberg, travelling representative of the Studebaker com pany was yesterday busily engaged in explaining that it was ten-pound boy The young salesman arrived at the home of MT. and Mrs. Pottberg, 1115 North Seventh street, yesterday morning at 8 o'clock.
 QUIETLY MARRIED.-Al Silver and Miss Grace Surls were quietly married yesterday evening at the par I sonage of the First Methodist church by Rev. Ray C. Harker. The groom 1 is a well known employe of the Ari- zona Eastern railroad, while the bride | is the daughter of Robert $. Surls of 1929 East Washington street, where /, the young couple will make their home for the present.
 LUNCHEON DATE CHANGED 1 The Rotary club held it's regular
 monthly business meeting last even ing in the parlors of the Comnercial Hotel. at which time a number of new rotarians were enlisted. The discus l sion of the date for the weekly luncheons, whether it is better to have i them at the first or last of the week,
 was decided in favor of Friday at noon, and hereafter the members will meet on Fridays at Donofria's cafe. The next luncheon under the rule will come
 one week from next Friday Following
 the business meeting they all adjourned l to the Empress as the guests of Ro- l tarian Reeves at the performance of i The Mikado."
 | CHARITIES MEET TODAV-The i associate1 charities vii; meet tt's af- ternoon at 1'c.ock in the rooms of the Board of Trade in annual meeting when reports will be heard and officers and directors for the ensuing year
 elected
 SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTITUTE 1 The Sunday school institute of the i! Southern Methodist church in Arizona will begin this morning at Central 1 church under the leadership of Rev c 1 A. Hyatt This evening the district | tCOHleIcuCe VIII COllN eIe at CdTlNTlSnt with Rev. John Allan Ray of Bethel preaching the opening sermon.
 BOOSTER ASSEMBLY AT HIGH i-There will be a big booster as
 sembly at the high school this morn ing for the purpose of launching the preliminary arrangements for the
 coming play of mystery that will bt
 given for the benefit of the Coyote Boosters Special for university week lat Tucson. The play is one of high merit and the students of the high school are greatly interested in it
 TEXAS SOCIETY MEETS Ar
 enthusiastic meeting of the Texas so-
 ciety was held last night at the
 board of trade rooms when plans were laid for the celebration of San
 Jacinto day. Refreshments were
 served and speeches were made by Dr. Hughes, J. w. Weatherford, A. G
 Smith and A. $. Hawkins A com mlttee on arrangements was appoint
 ed consisting of Dr. Hughes, J. W )Weatherford, A. c. Smith, J. D. Cage H. Clark, F. A. Larsen and l. H. s
 Huggett. A similar meeting will be held one week from last night
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