Arizona republican., 1915-10-08
POSITION FOR ROSS-I

POSITION FOR ROSS-H. D. Ross formerly on the reportorial staff of The Republican nas accepted the po- sitior of city editor of the Fl Paso Morning Times.
 FIND SOME PARTNERSHIPS po- lice yesterday picked up a coat, sweater and vest, each in different parts of the city. The owner of the vest was as certained, but the other garments are held at the police station awaiting the arrival of the owners.
 PROTEST OVERCHARGES - The corporation commission yesterday for warded to the interstate commerce commission the claims of the Glendale Cotton Gin company and J. J. Tatum of Winslow, alleging overcharges on shipments amounting to S322.
 MOLINA ARRAIGNED-Tedd Mo lima, who is charged with the mur- der of Faliez Madril was arraigned in Judge De SOuza's court yesterday afternoon. The preliminary examina- tion was set for five o'clock on the afternoon of October 22 George Purdy Bullard is attorney for the de fendant
 MOOSE DANcE-The second of the series of social dances to be given under the auspices of Phoenix Lodge. No. 7OS, Loyal Order of Moose was held last evening at Moose Home If anything, this second dance was better than the first The attendance was larger, and all present seemed to enjoy themselves more fully. Besse's orchestra provided a program that met with the approval of all. and 1t was voted that the occasion was most enjoyable.
 AT THE MERclAL-T'rark H. Yeats. Fl Paso: Mrs. C.. F. Watson, Florence: l.. R. Taft Superior Ariz. r. F.. GassOway, Miami: N. D Nelson Miami: F. T. Elbrod. Miami; Charles w. Seidel. Los Angeles, E. J. O'Brien, Los Angeles; Mrs. A. F. Wagner, Imperial; A. T. White, Yuma: C. H. Beasley, Flagstaff; NJ H. Harrison, Florence: F. J. Johnson, Los Ange- les: Fred H. Sutton. Los Angeles; R. H. Combs, Los Angeles; T. C. Snider, Clarksdale; 1T. P. Shupp. Denver; Frank Thum. Gila Bend.
 AT THE JEFFERSON-J w. AL thOs, Tucson; Neal Green and wife. Los Angeles; T. F, Missehutz Kansas City; Mrs. William Smith, Flagstaff; F. B. Perrin, F. B. Perrin, Jr.. Will Hams; Royal F. Briggs, Cleveland; K. w. Edwards, F't. Sumner, N. NJ: W. T. Lewis Memphis; w. A. Gibson. Fl Paso: L.. w. Wolport. St Louis: G. A O'TOole, Dallas; D. A. Watry. Los Angeles: Sidney Levy Chicago; Mrs. A. G. Halstead, Cortland, N. Y.; John l.. Alexander, Chicago: L. L. T nedy, New York City.
 COLORED QUARTETTE-Rev. W J. Sims, pastor of the Central Metho- dist Episcopal church, went over to Scottsdale last evening and attended a concert given by the Colored Cactus Quartette in the Methodist church at that place. Upon his return he re- ported that the entertainment was of an exceptionally high class. The Col ored Cactus Quartette will give a concert this evening at he Central Methodist Episcopal church, appear ing there under the auspices of the Woman's Missionary Society. The entertainment will begin at 8 o'clock sharp. All members and friends of the congregation, as well as the music loving public, are cordially invited to attend.
 AT THE ADAMS-Roy R. Meadz. Los Angeles; B. F. Golding, Stafford; w. F. Fife. Los Angeles; John H. Baker, San Francisco: J. F. Hooper, Miami; s. A. Pascoe, Globe; o. J. Weegan, Glope; George Creeghorn, Laveene, Ariz.: A. O. Hoprermurat, Milwaukee; George H. Schmidt, Lans- ing. Mich. Frank Lloyd, San Fran cisco; W. A. Dickerson, Flagstaff; Frank Fairchild, Flagstaff; 1T. Trout man, New York; H. F. Campbell. New York; F. F.. Buck and wife, Denver; William Meade, Philadelphia; George D. Evans, Lansing, Mich; w. F. Rayman, Denver; Bill Rates, Nogales: 1T. C. Faith. Sprinefield; !. McGrath, St. Louis Frank F. Lee. San Fran cisco; J. P. Bian, San Francisco; O. w. Amthor Buffalo, N. Y; F. J. Dear ing. Denver; s. B. King, Los Ange- les: J. s. Petz, Chicago; J. M. Van Kluck Denver.
 FAIR INVITATIONS READY-The chamber of commerce has on hand and ready for distribution several thousand handsomely printed cards bearing invitations to attend the state fair to be held in Phoenix next month. It is the plan of the chamber of com merce officials to distribute these in vitations to the local merchants and business men, with a request that they be inclOSed in every business let ter which will be mailed between now and the time of the fair. and thus take a novel as well as practical method to advertise the fair through ont AriOna as well as in the adjoining states. The invitations read as fol- lows: You are cordially invited to visit the Arizona state fair, to be held at Phoenix. Arizona, during the week of November 15-20, 1915. The Board of Supervisors of Maricopa County, Frank Luke, chairman. The Mayor
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