Arizona republican., 1914-07-03
GOING TO coAsT.-Mrs. T. J. Ke-

GOING TO COAST.-Mrs T. J. Ke-
hoe and her daughter, Miss Teresa
Kehoe. left last evening for Los Ang-
eles and the beach towns, where they
will spend several weeks.
TO SPEAK ON FOURTH.-Mayor
George U. Young will leave this even
ing for Prescott, where he will deliver
tomorrow the Fourth--of July address
arranged to be given as part of the
Frontier Day celebration
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES MOVE
The offices of the Associated Char
tiles, which have been maintained at
the city hall for some years past,
will be moved thercfrom today to
room in the Board of Trade build
ing
ANOTHER CITIZEN-D. G. Cover
dale, well known rancher of the
Murphy district, was yesterday re-
ceiving the congratulations of his
friends over the arrival of hand
some young son at his house. Both
mother and son are doing well.
THROUGH ARIZONA IN WAGON
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Coverdale of
this city have obtained a camp wa
gon in which they will tour the
state this summer. They expect to
visit Prescott, Flagstaff, the Grand
Canyon, and other points of interest
in the north.
C. w. B. M. MEETlNG-The regu
lar monthly meeting of the Christian
Womans Board of Missions will be
held in the church parlors, corner of
Fifth avenue and Monroe street, Fri
day evening, July 3rd, at eight o'clock
All members and friends are urged
to be present.
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED
Marriage licenses were issued yester-
day by the recorder to James Harold
Hoge and Edith Doty, both of Mari
copa; Harry l.. Kohlberg of ella and
Georgia B. Wilcox of Maricopa. and
Elton F. Weller and Francisco Mendi-
bles, both of Maricopa.
ORATOR OF THE DAY-Judge
Hubert W. Clark candidate for coun-
ty judge, will deliver the Fourth of
July Grafton at Chandler. The well
known oratorical ability of Judge
Clark, as demonstrated at his many
Chautauqua engagements, promises a
treat to his hearers on that occasion,
as will be anticipated by those who
have had the pleasure of hearing
him
DEATH OF e. D. DANIELS-E. d
| Daniels. for four years resident OF
| Phoenix died Wednesday at his home
| 376 North Third avenue. Mr.. Daniels
| came here from st. Louis, where he
| was for twenty years connected witt
the auditing department of the Mis-
| souri, Pacific railroad. His brother ]
| F. Daniels of Ell PasO and Mrs. Daniels
will leave this evening for st. Louis
where the remains will be cremated
GREAT FLAGPOLE - ED O'Mal
| ley, a member of the lumber firm o
| that name and an enthusiast for thu
| board of trade, yesterday presented
| Secretary WEIGH with twelve-foo
flagpole which will be placed at tn
| rear of the Phoenix special to Pres
colt this evening and will fly the flat
of the Phoenix excursionists contin
| ually during the stay of the metro
| politans at the Mile High City during
| Frontier days.
MEMORIAL SERVICE-The SUI
preme court stood at recess yester
day as mark of respect to the lat
Attorney J rank Cox. In the morn
ing memorial services were held il
the court chambers, at which reSo
buttons of respect and coincidence
were presented and ordered recorded
on the minutes of the court. Forme
IGovernor Kibbey and Attorney Georg
Stoneman of the Maricopa Count!
Bar Association made the addresses
| WHOSE BILL BOOK-A leathe
wallet with the words First Nationa
Bank of Redlands, CAL" embossed Of
the outside and containing various pa
pers, was picked up on the road no
far from Mesa yesterday morning. /
contains among other things a blanl
duplication for membership in tn
Loyal order of Moose and evidentl,
belongs to some member of the order
The owner may recover the book b,
proving property and paying the at
tendant expenses.
STILL THERE is ROOM-W. S
Goldsworthy, agent for the Santa F
here, 'phoned over last night to sa
that there are still a few vacant berth
in the special train from Phoenix t
Prescott for the Frontier celebration
This is owing to the fact that som
of those who had previously reserve
berths have been obliged to chang
their plans and cancel their applica
tions, The office will be open a
day today to take more applications t