Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-01-09

JUG fOH n 6OV-One or tne
incest dogs as companion for a boy
may De obtained by the right kind of
boy by calling up ]. w. Canning.
COUNTRY CLUB TEA-Mrs. Wal
ter Bennett and Mrs. II. J. Jessop
will serve tea at the Country club
this afternoon at the regular hour.
BACK FROM GEORGiA-Howard
E. Elder. of the department of weights
and measures, is back at his desk in
the state house after a months va
cation spent at his home in Georgia.
HERE FROM OHlO-Mrs. C. B.
Mower and Miss Gretchen White of
Wooster. Ohio. are the guests of Mr..
Monroe street.
UNDElivERED TELEGRAMS -
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Western Union Telegraph offices
for the following A. e. Cation, Mrs.
Closton, Carl P. Kimble, ]. NJ. Full
ton. Mrs. E. B. Barnum and Mrs.
Cordelia Brent.
TO SPEAK AT THE Y. m. c. A.
Mrs Albion Smith of Madison, Wis
consin, guest of Mrs. John Wix
Thomas, will be the speaker at the
Y NJ C. A. vesper service Sunday
afternoon Mrs. Smith has travelled
extensively in foreign lands and her
travel talk will be well worth while.
SCHROEDER is FiREMAN-Fritz
Schroeder, erstwhle police patrol
driver and all around good cop,
was transferred yesterday from the
police force to the fire department.
He has ben assignd to No. COM
pany, where he will hereafter be
found at the wheel when the big bell
rings.
MOTORCYCLE RUN-A number OF
motorcyclists will engage in the sec
ond annual club run to Goldfield to-
morrow Captain T. f. Fogle will be
in charge He has called the riders
to meet at eight o'clock at Central
and Adams Luncheon will he served
to the bunch at the mess table at
George U. Young's mine.
DANCING AT MURRAY LANDER
/ SON'S-There will be general dancing
at Murray Anderson's from $3.50 until
midnight tonight These dances are
open to the public and everybody is
welcome The splendid floor and ex-
cellent music together with the pleas
ing surroundings provide place fol-
dancing that is excelled in but few
of the large cities.
SOME TiRES-Having just re-
| turned from a hard run to Tucson
and return in a Chesterfield six.
| Charles Macarthur reports that N
spit Of great deal of mud en-
countered he did not resort to the
| use of chains, his car being equipped
CUM cup tires He had no tire
| trouble. of any kind. and says he car
| be counted on now to say good
word for the Pennsylvania. AS on
evidence of the durability Of the
Pennsylvania a good example is the
rear tire on Gene Harrington's old
| Thor motorcycle. which he bought
from Garth w. Cate last year. The
tire was bought early in 1913 and
miles, at least
AUTOiSTS FOUND GUilTY-Ele
ven owners or drivers of automobiles
for hire. arrested somedays ago fol
| having failed to comply with ordi-
rance No. %. requiring the advance
payment of an annual license fes
of $50 and the filing Of thousand
dollar bond. insuring against rockies:
driving. appeared before City Masis-
trate Mcbride yesterday and were
found guilty Previously they has
entered pleas Of not guilty. thereupo!
| the cases were continued, giving At
torney F. L. Zimmerman an oppor-
tunity to apply to the superior cour
/ for an injunction restraining the city
from enforcing the ordinance Juds.
Stanford Issued a temporary injunc-
ton which was subsequently dis
missed. Judge Mcbride announced
at the conclusion of the trial yes
terday that he would defer sentenc:
until today.
JOINT MEETlNG-An open install
lation of officers was the program
last night when Phoenix lodge No
IL, knights Of Pythias, and Purit,
temple No. 9, Pythian Sisters. helt
their joint meeting The following
officers were installed in the K. q
P: Howard B. Claflin, c. c.; Wal
do B. Christie, z. V. c.: Barnet Z
Marks, prelate: Evan wilson. master
at arms Claude Fisher, inner guard
George Judson. outer guard; j. Free
! Powell, NJ. of F.; George Kane, NJ
Of F.; c.. w. Cisney. justice; c. S
Norman, K. Of r. and S. The Off
GERS Of the ladies' lodge who wer,
installed were Mrs. 0. E. Bellas. NJ
f. c.; Mrs. w. d. O'Neil. E. s.; Mrs
Chas. Bandy. E. l.; Mrs. w W
Wade, NJ; Mrs. Thomas Thorpe, NJ
of F.: Miss Mildred Sachman. NJ. .
r and c; Mrs Harry Hancock. P
Mrs George Pheoby. o S; Mrs V A
Thompson, P. c. The hall was beau
tifully decorated. and the two lodge
were entertained during the evenin
by the X. of P. quartet and sol
by Miss Grace Cisney.
GUNS for rent. Pinney & Robin
son -AdVertiSemeUt