Arizona republican., 1915-11-05

upIlOluliS Ile lelSplolle company in charging uniform rates and the discontinuance of all free telephones except one to every 20O0 inhabitants The commission after refusing to change the order was made a defendant in a suit brought | by the city in the superior court
 STYLE SHOW AWARD-Walter Hege was awarded the first prize by the style show committee for his ex l cellent window display of jewelry yesterday.
 FINE CORN sAMPLE-A. Schreck of R. F. D. No 1 exhibited at the Chamber of Commerce yesterday 1 fine sample of Mexican June corn. It was planted in the first week of August.
 MARRIED LAST EVENING - Louis Y. Thompson, of this city, and Miss Elizabeth Alexander, of Mill vile. Arkansas. were united in mar ! riage at the Jefferson hotel yester- | day evening".
 LICENSED TO WED Marriage | licenses were issued yesterday to J. Kingston Boswell, of Clarkdale and Elizabeth Alexander of Little Rock. and Frederick John Wildberger and | Dora Bales, both of Buckeye. MIR. THARALDSON'S IMPROVE MENT-P. A. TharaldsOn, who re- gently underwent a serious operation l is rapidly regaining his strength and 1 is able to see his friends at his home. SIS North Second avenue. UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS - | There are undelivered telegrams at the Western Union telegraph office for the following: ]. R. Wright, Geo. A. Young. Chas. Roberts. Ed ward s. Holmes and c. NJ Avery. KANGAROO kARNlVAL-A Kan garoo Karnival will be held Friday evening at the Isaac school under the auspices of the Wednesday social circle. There will be several clever vaudeville featurs and the Freak family will furnish a series of num- bers. The proceeds of the refresh ment sale will be used for the com munity house fund
 PYTHIAN OPEN NlGHT-Phoenix Lodge, No. 2, Knights of Pythias. will hold an open night at the K. of P. hall this evening. All Knights. their families and those friends and acquaintances of members of the or
 
 be present. There will be music and refreshments, and a right royal goodI time.
 HOME TALENT PLAZA dramatic club from Cashion will present Mrs Briggs of the Poultry Yard" at the Wilson auditorium, Wilson district, on Saturday evening, November 6. Ad- mission 9 cents, school children 15 cents.
 MILK WAGON IN MIx-UP-A driver for H. G. Murphy yesterday afternoon on Jefferson street ran his automobile into a Sanitary Dairy wagon. The outfit was somewhat damaged, but both were able to pro- ceed after being picked apart.
 APPOINT ADMINISTRATOR -l Judge Stanford yesterday granted 1 letters of administration to Thomas 1 Sullivan in the matter of the es- tate of Mary Sullivan. who died April l 4, 1911 P. H. Sullivan, who was appointed administrator of the es- tate. died June 4, 1915.
 INVESTMENT PERMiT-The state | corporation commission yesterday is | sued an investment permit to the Little l Joe Mining and Milling company of | Phoenix. Mrs. Dora Rowley is the l company's president. It is capitalized | for s1.500.00 and will sell one and a | half million shares of stock at one dol lar each.
 UNION SERVICES Tonight at the Salvation Army hall a union ser vice will be held, the Free Methodist church and the Peoples Mission uniting with the army. All are ex tended a cordial invitation to this
  meeting before the departure of Adjutant and Mrs. Reno. Rev. w. o. Nease will preach.
 BANDAGES FOR EUROPEAN SOLDIERS-The Senior Guild of the Trinity Cathedral will meet at 30 o'clock this afternoon in the parish house to work on surgical dressings for the European soldiers. All members and others interested in relief measures are asked to be present and to bring scissors and linens Tea will be served.
 THE LOOT AND THE BOND - Loot that amounted to $1.20 was sufficient to call for a s400 bond and to hold Juan Herrera to answer to the superior court. Herrera is all legged to have entered the room of A. F. Patton at the Plaza hotel and robbed him of his spare change. Patton swore out a complaint against Herrera, who was arraigned in Judge
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