Arizona republican., 1914-04-09

ANNA FLORA PAST-The Anna Flora Past Grand club will meet this afternoon at 2:3O o'clock, at Mrs. Emma Kinkade's, 9O6 East Pierce street ts'r-'
 ICE CREAM SOCIAL-An ice cream social will be given by the Neighborhood Club at Alhambra school, Friday evening. A good pro gram is assured. Everybody wei come.
 HAS BUNCH OF kEYs-Chief of Police Moore announces that a bunch of keys, picked up on the street, has been left with him for return to their owner. They may be had by identifying property.
 ADAMS PARENTS-The Adams Parent Teacher association will meet at o'clock this afternoon in the Adams school A full attendance of all mothers of the district is urged as there is business of importance.
 MARRIAGE LlCENSES-Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to George Kindred, 24, of Maricopa county and lone Cole. 19, also of Maricopa county, and to John J. Kelly, 45, f Pinal county and Emily A. Stockdale, 54, also of Pinal county.
 CIVIL SERVICE TESTS-Civil ser vice examinations have been an- nounced for Phoenix as follows: May and ', Nautical Expert, aid, qualified in chemistry, examiner of surveys, lab oratory aid in physics, male and fe- male, junior library assistant.
 M'KlNLEY PARENTS-The Parent Teacher circle of the Mckinley school will meet this afternoon at o'clock. All mothers of this circle are urged to be present as officers are to be elected and other business of inn portance is to be transacted.
 SAFFORD VIsITOR-W. B. Thorne of Stafford is visitor in Phoenix today. He arrived yesterday and made a bee line to the offices of that eminent Saffordian John J. Birdno, where are special headquarters for all who hail from the extreme east ern parts or the Stdte.
 CREIGHTON PARENT TEACHER The Creighton Parent Teacher as sociation will hold it's monthly meet ing at the school house on Friday, April 10, at 2:3O ?. m. Come and hear the program, which is sure to be interesting and helpful. Mesdames Fish, Forman, Graimes, Groom and Duncan are the hostesses.
 HAS MOTORCYCLE-L. E. Gra- ham, who lives nine miles southwest of the city on the Buckeye road. ?e- ported to the police yesterday, that he had found a motorcycle lying in the ditch near his home. It is a Wagner, with an Arizona license tag No. 2556. It had evidently been stol- en and ridden down that way and abandoned
 A GREAT SIGN-Phoenix is rap- idly becoming one of the best lighted cities in the southwest. Every few days another business electric sign is added on a street. Last night one of the largest yet erected was put into commission. It is a perpendicu- lar electric sign of the Arizona Gazette. extending from the first story to the third floor, and aids material ly in lighting up North First avenue
 HOLDS HIS FIRST COURT-City Magistrate John Mcbride, appointed Tuesday evening to be the city mag istrate, was sworn in yesterday morn ing, and yesterday afternoon held his first session of municipal court. He evidenced that he is going to grasr the work readily and that he is not only going to handle cases fairly and with justice to the defendants as well as to the city, but with expe- dition. He had several drunk and disorderly cases, on the most ot which pleas of guilty were entered He gave sentences of five days or five dollars fine, suspended sentence in two instances and continued one case for further investigation.
 RAY MOOSE MEMORABILIA engagements are being made for most impressive memorial services under the auspices of the Ray lodge, Loyal Order of Moose on Sunday, April 19 Mayor George U. Young has accept ed the invitation of the lodge to de- liver the memorial address. It is planned to send a delegation from Phoenix to be present at the ser vices. National Organizer Reum District Deputy Supreme Dictator Hugh Daggs, Past Dictator Walter J. Hayt and others already have sig nified their intention to make the trip.
 POLITICS THIckENING - Word comes from Yuma where General A. |J. Sampson has been spending the winter and spring that he will prob ably be candidate for the repub- llcan nomination for United States senator. Hon. J. L. Hubbell of Apache county is suspected of having senatorial aspirations The Wash ington Post of last Thursday said following an interview with M. Hub bell: MT. Hubbell is urged to make the race for United States senator to succeed Mark Smith He has not given answer to his friends because Arizona is ordinarily democratic and a democratic nomination has been equivalent to an election