Arizona republican., 1915-09-17
PRELIMINARY SHOOT
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 To take part in the preliminary matches to the national rifle meet near Jacksonville, Fla, next month, between thirty and forty officers and members of the National Guard of Arizona will assemble at Fort Hua- Chuca next Sunday. The preliminary shoot, at which the Arizona team will be chosen, will open MondaT morning. and continue for four days. The matches of the National Rifle association will be held from October S-14 and the National matches from the fifteenth to the twenty-second. The matches which will draw teams of expert riflemen from all parts of the country, will be held at State Camp, Florida, about twelve miles from Jacksonville. It is expected that Arizona will send about twenty men to the national competitions, BUNCH OF SENIORS-Hal Green haw. Watson Pickrell ana Preston Jones, all seniors at the state uni : versity. have gone to Tucson. AR-CRONiN CASE - Judge Stanford will render judgment in the Dunbar Cronin case in the superior court at 9:SO o'clock this morning.
 NOTARIAL COMMISSION A notariaI commission was issued yes terday at the office of the secretary of state to Nicholas A. Vyne of Camp Verde.
 FREE METHODIST CAMPMEET- lNG-The annual campmeeting of the Free Methodist church will begin next Tuesday at the camp grounds at Tenth street and Mcdowell road.
 MISSIONARY MEETING The ladies of the Presbyterian church will hold their first missionary meeting of the season at 2:30 o'clock in the church parlors A large attendance is desired
 DAY OF ATONEMENT-The cele- bration of the Jewish Day of Atone ment will begin this evening at sun down Services will be held in K of p hall. The day will be ob- served by fasting.
 STUDIO OPENING Mrs. Will liam Burton McCandless announces tthe opening of her studio, 325 East Noreland on Monday. Mrs Me Candless is one of the recognized pianists of the city.
 KELLY RETURNING-Jesse F. Kelly, of Mesa, will be back Monday from a great outing at the beaches Mrs Kelly has just rejoined her nus band. after a trip to the San Fran cisco fair. and together they will re turn to Mesa via san Diego.
 DILLON ExPECTED-U. s. Mar shaI Joe P Dillon is expected to return from Prescott today. Federal court activities are aboue over there and attaches will be coming back shortly to prepare for the october session. which starts october 4, here.
 ALONG THE WHOLE COAST MT. and Mrs. Frank Lightfoot re- turned yesterday from a three months tour of the coast by auto mobile. They were as far north as Portland and as far south and civ Ilization extends.
 PARENT TEACHERS MEETING The Wilson Parent Teacher asso- ciation will hold it's first meeting of the season this afternoon. A large attendance is requested as impor- tant business is scheduled. among other matter to receive consideration being the annual election of officers.
 ExTRADiTION PAPERS - Extra dition papers for the return to Ari- zona from the state of Sonora, Mex ico. of Ramon Cordova and Julio Rosas. who are wanted in Pima county to face a joint charge of mar der were issued yesterday by Gov ernor Hunt. John Nelson, of the Pima board of supervisors. is tho state agent in the case.
 REV. |. p. FREY BACK - Rev. Immanuel P. Frey, pastor of the Zion English Evangelical Lutheran church. has returned from Tucson, where he preached at the dedication of the first Lutheran church to be erected in Arizona The pastor an nounces that beginning with Sunday evening, the regular Sunday night services will be resumed in the w. C. T. U. building
 PROFESSOR COLOONY'S NEW DUTIES-I Colodny will leave Sat urday for Tucson, where he will be connected with the department of literature of the University of Ari- zona. He was formerly a member of the high school faculty. Mrs. Colodny will join her husband in the south later in the season, re- maining in town for the present in charge of the Arizona Teacher Mag azine, of which she is managing editor and business manager.
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