Arizona republican., 1915-09-15
CHARGED WITH PERJURY-V

s. Garrison of Tempe was arraigned yesterday before Justice De Souza on 9 charge of perjury growing uot of ancient litigation in which he ap- peared as witness. He furnished bond.
 BUYS HIMSELF A HOME-Ffre Chief A. r. Wright yesterday con summated a deal whereby he be- comes the owner of the pretty seven room brick residence at sos East Van Buren street. He expects to take possession immediately.
 RESTORED LANDS-Notice of the revocation of an order withdraw ing a site for a ranger station in the Crook national forest was received at the land office yesterday. It com prises PA acres. The land is not enterable because it is on a forest reserve. A power site nearby was also restored
 ToRPEDoEs ON TRAcK-For the past two or three nights some mis- creants have been enoiying them selves by placing torpedoes on the tracks of the Phoenix Railway com pany. When a car passes over them the torpedoes explode with loud re- port The police have been investigat- ing and last evening following the explosion of a torpedo at First avenue and Washington street pretty clearly determined who was responsible. Cn- less a stop is put to the practice, ar rests are certain to follow.
 SID HENRY MORTGAGE.-Suit was begun in superior court Yester day by Porter w. Steele of New York against the United States Land Title and Legacy company for the foreclosure of a mortgage to secure three notes of S4.40O each. The notes were dated June 15. 1913. s2,200 had been paid on each of the notes. This action has nothing to do with the ir regularities of Sid Henry, who is, or was, the United States Land Title and Legacy company. since the loans were secured by first mortgage.
 MOOSE INITIATION Several applications for membership were voted upon at the meeting last even ing of Phoenix Lodge. No. 70S. Loyal Order of Moose. Among these were those of H. NJ. Fennemore. Fire Chief A. F Wright and NJ. J. Foley. Among those initiated were Romaine Fielding and Attorney Brumback. At the next weekly meeting it is be- lieved there will be a record breaking class. The Moose are already for mulating plans for another open house that bids fair to eclipse tine recent muliigan.
 FOR THE SAFETY OF SCHOOL CHILOREN-The sheriffs office is in receipt of communications from the school authorities and various civic organizations asking that auto mobiists observe great care in driv- ing past school buildings especially the Central school building which is on line of heavy traffic. When the hundreds of children in that school pour out of the building and swarm across the street accidents are imminent unless drivers exercise un- usual precaution. The situation at the West Adams street school is only a little less menacing.
 DR. PALMER RETURNS.-Dr. F. Payne Palmer returned yesterday aft CT an absence of nearly two weeks, part of which time was spent in at tendance at the convention of the New Mexico Medical association at Las Vegas and the balance of the time at Flagstaff While at the convention pr. Palmer was called upon to read an important paper. Mrs. Palmer and the children, who had been spending the summer at Mrs. Palmer's home in Dayton, Ohio, joined the doctor at Las Vegas and together they jour neyed to Flagstaff, where they stopped off for a few days.
 WANTED-Clean cotton rags at the Republican office.