Arizona republican., 1915-10-20
DIVORCE IS GRANTED

| DIVORCE IS GRANTED-Attorney ! R. H. Brumback was granted di- vorce from Anna Brumback on the grounds of desertion. Judge Stan 1 ford issued the decree yesterday. | MARRIAGE CENSES-Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to Pedro Martinez and Catalina Cuadras both of Ray, and Howard Ray Horr- 1 back of Glendale and Katie C. Helm 1 of Phoenix
 TO INSPECT ROADS-The mem 1 bers of the board of supervisors and County Engineer Vim. H. Carruthers will leave Friday for a three days inspection tour of the roads in the western part of the county
 TO REFORM SCHOOL-Everett Young and Ely Ball who were ar rested recently on robbery charge will be committed to the reform school this morning.
 A CAR OF CANDY-What is said
 to have been the first car of candy
 ever brought into Arizona was re-
 ceived yesterday by the Walter l..
 Hill company. It was something of
 car too, 35.000 pounds. 1t came
 from the National Candy company of
 Chicago. Much of it has already been
 sold in the Hayden country.
 SPEAKERS AT DOLLAR DINNER |
 Thomas R. Marshall vice president |
 of the United States. II. NJ. Fenne- 1
 more president of the Phoenix Cham i
 Der of Commerce, pr. Won kleinSmid |
 president of the University of Ari- |
 zona will be included in the speakers 1
 list at the dollar dinner to be given |
 by the Farm Improvement Associa- |
 ton and the Neighborhood Club of l the South Side at the NeighborhOod 1
 House, Monday evening. October 25. |
 A vocalist, male quartette and come
 dian have been secured as features of the evenings entertainment.
 CLARK SEEKS DIVORcE-Be-
 cause. as he alleges she has made
 life miserable and intolerable for him
 Charles w. Clark is seeking a di-
 vorce from his wife. Emma Clark.
 Mrs. Clarks pugilistic tendencies are exploited in the complaint which set
 forth her manner of living which caused her husband great humilia- ton and physical and mental suffer- ing and anguish She is alleged not only to have nagged and worried her husband but to have choked and scratched him and called him vile anu dll-Nll.lOuI cause.
 THIS IS RUMMAGE DAY-Today is the official Rummage Day of the Charities. Hearquarters have been established at 37 West Jefferson street for the reception of whatever goods the housewives of Phoenix may feel disposed to donate to charity. No goods will be sold today, the room being open only to receive. Several ladies will be on hand to take care of the articles as they are received and to classify them and to place them in shape for the Rummage Sale to begin on a date to be announced later. All per sons having such goods as may be suitable for the Rummage Sale are urged to send them to the head quarters today.
 BRADLEY,S FATHER DEAD-I William P Bradley, merchants pa received word yesterday of the death of his father, Patrick W. Bradley which occurred at 100 o'clock yesterday afternoon at Lake , Forrest III. Death was evidently . iue to heart trouble. The funeral will be held Thursday afternoon from St. Patrick's church, Lake Forrest. C Deceased was seventyfour years old. $ Je had been a farmer most of his I fife until eleven years ago, when . le sold his farm to Ogden Armour ( vho afterwards erected a handsome ummer home there. Since then he / Ias made his home with his daughter ' Irs David Whalen. Four sons. a ameS of Prescott, William P, of ! 'hoenix and George and Albert of ( .ake Forrest. and four daughters. F Irs. James Kelly, Mrs. William Me Tory and Mrs. David Whalen of .ake Forrest, and Mrs. Alice Pan razi, of this city, survive. Mrs. 'ancrazi was at the bedside of her ather at the time of his death. as