Arizona republican., 1915-11-04

MURPHY p. r. ASSN.-The reg ular meeting of the Murphy Parent | Teachers association will be held this afternoon at the school building at 3 o'clock. All mothers interested are invited to attend.
 CHURCH PROPERTY FOR SALE The board of trustees of the Baptist church of Tempe yesterday petitioned the superior court for order to sell real estate. Its property consists of part of lot :. block 23, Tempe
 RETURNS TO PRESCOTT - Ho- mer R. Wood of Prescott. member of the State Eair commission returned to hie home yesterday after having attended the meeting of the commis sion which was held here this week. RETURN OF PRESENTATiVE HAYDEN-Congressm Carl Hayden and Mrs. Hayden have returned from two weeks southern trip and are es fablished at the Hotel Adams. They will remain in Phoenix until the open ing of congress.
 UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMs - There are undelivered telegrams at Illt " eSleEH | mon 6ieSl dlpl OLIlCt for the following: H. E. Campbell. Charles Roberts, Mrs. F.. M. Lapham, Geo. A. Young and Edward S Holmes.
 LIKES PHOENlX-C. D. Beadman, of Dover, Maine, who came to the Salt river valley some time ago. has decided to make Phoenix his future home and has taken a position at the Adams hotel. MT. Beadman was a member of the triple links" in the state of Maine.
 AT THE FORD.-J J. Sumption, Redlands; T. G. Garvin, Ray: A. H. Coolins Ray: R. H. DeRoy, Tucson; V. R. Cooper, Phoenix; Dan Dridges; A. B. Georgeann, Fl Reno, Okla; H. C. Dibble, Hayden; F. P Harrison. Fl Paso; J. w. Alexander San Fran cisco: Nathan Sturdy. Pittsburg. Pa. CHINESE GAMBLERS.-Three of the ten Chinamen arrested a few days ago, charged with gambling. were dis missed yesterday afternoon by City Magistrate Mcbride two were found guilty and held for further consider -ation and five others had their cases continued until this afternoon on re- quest of their attorney.
 SUIT FOR FORECLOSURES closure proceedings were instituted sin the superior court yesterday the plain tiff being Niels Peterson of Tempe and the defendant May Harmon Dykes. as administratrix of the estate of Judson A. Harmon, Eliza Harmon, Roy Martin and Hoyt Martin. The sum involved is S9,0O0 and the property real estate in Tempe
 BROTHERHOOD WILL MEET - The annual meeting and banquet of the Brother hood of the Presbyterian, church will be held at the church parlors this evening at 6:30 o'clock. Tho meeting will be addressed by fudge Richard Sloan, Joseph kibbey and Hon. Sims Ely, the talks being in the nature of a discussion of the European war and it's various phases and relations. All men of the Pres byteriar congregation are invited to be present.
 PARDON BOARD WILL MEET- It was announced yesterday that special meeting of the state board of pardons and paroles will hold a spe- ciai session at the prison at Flor ence on Friday, November F, to con- slider the cases /of the condemned men who are awaiting execution The first of the hangings is sched- uled to take place on November Is, and those who are said to be well informed in the matter think that the executions are likely to be car ried out.
 INDIAN MARRIAGE-The advan- tage of educating the red man was plainly demonstrated yesterday when marriage license was issued in the superior court to Harry Thomas. young farmer of. Chin Lee. and Mary Chidis of Pima. Thomas belongs to the Navajo tribe while his bride-elect is a. daughter of the Pimas and neither speaks the tongue of the other. Their means of expression is English which they speak fluently. Thomas was edu cated at F't. Defiance and the Pima girl at St. Johns where the wedding will take place today.