Arizona republican., 1915-10-15


 Western Union Telegraph office for the and Anita Luego.
 MISSIONARY SOCIETY TO MEET The Woman's Home Missionary So- ciety of the First Methodist church
 will meet this afternoon at 2:30 1 o'clock at the home of Mrs. J. o. SeXson, 33S N Fourth Avenue AUTO AS WEAPON-John A.
 Ahlquist of Tempe, is under bond to appear in the Superior court when called to answer to a charge of as sault. In the complaint filed against Ahlquist he is alleged to nave used
 his automobile as a weapon against
 Henry Sandoz.
 TlON-P A. Tharaldson. proprietor Of the Hub, who underwent an oper- atiOn at the Sisters hospital week ago. is reported to be recovering nicely from the ordeal and will probably leave the hospital in about a week.
 RETURNS FROM EASTERN TRIP Mrs. Ethel HOrstman of 9O6 East Taylor street returned home yester- day morning from three months visitw ith relatives and friends in St Louis Mo, She also spent some time in Omaha, Kansas City and Chicago, and reports a very pleasant trip.
 RICK MAKES oFFER-Art Rick. though it is not generally known is of a benevolent disposition. and to show that his heart is in the right place. he has offered, if the person who stole his wheel from in front of the Noll building will come up to his rouse he will make him a present of perfectly good tire to go with Sald wheel. Rick says that he hates like the dickens to inconvenience any one even if he is only a wheel thlef, and so if the person will look RICK up a present of the tire will De made A full description of Rick
 may be obtained along with his ad ureSs by calling al the office of the fhoenIX Amusement company.
 FIND MORE DYNAMITE-About 1ltteen sticks of dynamite. vintage of I9Il' were found yesterday afternoon m gunny sack in the alley between flrst and Second street and Adams and Monroe streets. It had evidently been removed from an old adobe building in the process of destruction nearDY The police took charge of the explosive In day or two .veI low correspondents will be sending out stories that another attempt to blow up somebody was frustrated by the polce. Recently a quantity of dynamite was found in the back yard of a resident of the north side of town and out-of-town papers carried a story that it was placed there with a i'm for r.f .l1.r
 of well known citizen. As a matter of fact the ownership of the expIo sive was easily determined It had been placed there over night prepara- tory to sending it out to a ranch to be used in blowing out some stumps.
 "OOkEYS" HELD LIVELY SES- SlON-Headed by Grand Vfzier Cliff ford Maddox of this city, large number of members of the ''Dokey" order of the K. of r. lodge, together with their tiger and their band of Arabs descended upon the city of Mesa Wednesday evening and pro- ceeded to initiate a number of cap l tives into the mysteries of the inner l workings of that order There were | twenty captives lined up before the | lodge at o'clock. among the number | being Marshal Peyton, J. T. McFar- l ldnC, W imam Mennennet, w. A. Bark | ley, E. D. Tway, Harry Hershey and | Romaine Fielding. Others whor were ] lined up were delegates from various | parts of the state who were present | to attend the grand lodge session. l Prior to the opening of the lodge, 1 the tyros, dressed in outlandish garb, were compelled to parade through the principal streets of the city Follow ing this came the business session and then the initiation work. About 1 the only comment that can be made upon the subject is a statement that there were in Phoenix yesterday about a dozen certain persons who gave evidence of having undergone severe treatment at the hands of the "Dokeys,' and who doubtless have more comprehensive idea of the work ngs of that mysterious order than they had enjoyed previous to Wed nesday nights session.
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