Arizona republican., 1915-10-30


 From the testimony the rules of the road were not violated. The speed at which MT. Hill was travel dent, in which he was seriously in jured. with him. He was represent ed by George Purdy Bullard and Chalmers. Kent & Stahl were the defendants attorneys
 Judge Lyman sat in the case. -o-
 New crop pure Sorghum Molasses per gal $1.00. McKee's.-Adv. gs TEXAS VISITORS MT and Mrs
 M. c. Hughes are visiting here from Sanger. Texas
 CT, district manager of the inter- national Correspondence Schools. has returned from a two weeks trip ill Northern Arizona.
 SLIGHT BLAZE-The fire depart ment was called out yesterday fore noon to fire at 20 West Willetta street, where a grass fire had com municated to a barn belonging to J. M. Phillipowski. The quick ar rival of the apparatus prevented oNi lCuS udIldSp,
 AT THE FOEr--H. A Burns. Ada ''kE- W Il. I'crton, 1. 'e Angeles: John A. f'tiai. Mesa: Walter F
 Nash, Mesa; F. Mckay, Prescott: Fed Schall, Oatman; Flank Brown
 Phoenix; D. H. Davis, Giia Bend: A. 7. Boring, Ray; L. C. Ball, San | r:an' ,"co; D. C. McAliister, santa F'c: M. H. Kitcnrn
 INNECTmEhr nrDh,.- state corporation commission yester-
 day issued an investment permit to l the VitolaX company of Bisbee. This | is drug and patent medicine com pany and is headed by c. D. Hen derson. and will have a capital stock l of $25,oOO The company is to es- l tablish a branch at Fl Paso. re SAN F2ANCISCO-Chief of Police and Mrs. George O. Brisbois left last evening over the Santa Fe | railroad for Los Angeles and san Francisco. They expect to take in | the big exposition, call on some relatives of Mrs Brisbois and inci- dentally to make the acquanitances
 of police chiefs on the coast. The trip will occupy about ten days. SOCIAL DANCE-The regular so- Cldl bditCe Ol IH6 TdIe11dI brOtner- ! hood will be held this evening at Knights of Pythias hall This dance will he marked with good music and a right royal time. Throughout the | season social nights are held every two weeks and are exceptionally popular. All members of the order their friends and the public are in- vited to attend
 AT THE JEFFERSON Astley Cooper San Francisco; Jasper C.
 Crisp. Los Angees; F. c. Schneider, Globe; George Rentmiller, Tonopah: F. P. Perkins, Phoenix; F. R. San
 ders, Mesa; H. Smith, Prescott; H. J. Robinson and wife, Bowling Green, Ohio; w. P. Walsh, Albu- ! querque; Charles M Sawyer, New York; O. E. Johnson, Los Angeles; A. J. Adams, Kansas City; D. NJ Walker, Chicago; B. o. Turner, Les
 Angeles; Mrs. H. s. Buckingham Wichita; Mrs. Halstead and daug1- 1 ter; Lester Loughlin, St. Louis; w. S Schmidt, St Louis.
 AT THE COMMERCIAL-S. W. Mccall, Servass, Ariz.; H. J. Mich aelson, Hayden; J. L. Luers, Winkel-
 man; c. c. Morris. Miami; C. A. Stotel, Miami D. s, Hanschett, San Francisco; C. M. Elliott, Los Angc- l les; Dr. x. C. Bedsoe and wife, Bis i bee; C. W. Hamlin and wife, Del | Rio; Charles E. Mills, Buffalo; .. w. | Collins, Fl Paso; E. E. Powell. | Phoenix w. H. Thorpe, Parker; | Thomas J. Hough Los Angeles; Al | Redmond; J. L. Whaites and wife,
 Ray; D. c. Walker, Pasadena Mrs. l William Hardgtore, Hastings, Minn.; | Wilbur kerns, Onorga, III.
 AT THE ApAMS-G. Anderson, | San Francisco; H. H. Windsor Chi
 cago; Mrs. C. A. Morris Bis,ee; Kenneth and Eugene Morris, Bisbee; I H. R. Furnas, Los Angeles; J. K.
 Fossisill. New York; W. F. Camp
 bell. Oatmann; D. M. Suter, Fl Paso: 1 II. w. Swigert, Denver; William F.
 MoGregor, St. Paul; John Christy, | Clifton: F. A. Muster, St. Louis; | Nike Harmon, Yuma w. H. s 'hus-
 ter, Tucson; Sid Randall, Tucson;
 C. W. Straw. San Francis;co; H. F.
 bills, San Eanc isco; II. NJ. Camp
 pci.: A. Com: George $ Blatt, To-
 norlh. Will. :ri. Essex, Dales, Ore; | Ms. l.. A Ia, Ce. Sh. vt eno:t; Mrs. T. A Dettingcr.
 THEIR FIRST BOY-Two girls
 are enough in any family, especially during these hard times, but a boy
 can be used at any time. That's
 why Dero Griffith of 733 West | Buchanan street, a boilermaker at
 the Arizona Iron Works, is happy,
 over the arrival of a bouncing nine | poNAd boy at his home. The pleas i ing event occurred two days ago and since then there hasn't been
 much boilermaking at the works, but there has been more noise up
 town than was ever heard in any
 boiler shop. That was Papa Griffith announcing to the world that he was | again father and this time the | ,na farral aren't of q hnV that will