Arizona republican., 1915-05-03

diVulged Commer as the man. He was held to answer yesterday on one count by Justice of the Peace DeSouza, and has yet to be arraigned on another in Justice Parker's court On the first one he will be tried in superior court this morning. POPULAR COUPLE WEDS-Paul II. Breeder and Miss Duett Doggett. of Grand avenue, were married April 2S at the Christian church, the cere- mony being performed by Rev. Claude C. Jones. Only relatives were present. Mr and Mrs. Breeder are at home to friends at 39O North Fifth avenue Nr. Breeder is connected with the Reliable Rubber Works.
 F. M. BYRON HEREBY. NJ. Byron, travelling passenger agent of the New York Central railroad, with headquar- ters in Los Angeles, spent Saturday and part of yesterday in this city on busi- ness for his road. He says that there are going to be no end of special \. Y. C. trains from New York to the coast the coming summer and that some of these will probably come to Phoenix. He anticipates the heaviest transcon- tinental travel in the history of the road.
 TO SPEAK AT GLENDALE-H. NJ. Fennemore. president of the Chamber of Commerce: Rudolph Kuchler. of the Arizona Taxpayers association. and Dave Goldberg. of the Merchants and Manufacturers association will be the guests of the Glendale Mems club at it's regular meeting tonight at the Sugar City. ,s.+ q, club has arranged for an interesting program. which will include a mum Der of short talks on subjects of i'm rortance to every member. Refresh monts will be served.
 PIONEER BAND-Owing to the unsettled condition of the weather the Pioneer band postponed their concert Sunday afternoon until some night during the week. although the splendid rehearsal that the band had Sunday afternoon added several good programs to the list of well selected and prepared programs of new and up-to-date music. To fill the sum mer engagements. Professor Walter Geenen. the famous baritone soloist. has several of his noted solos pre- pared and will appear on programs in the near future.
 MRS. MAsTICK VISITS - Mrs. Seabury C. Masticll, of New York City. a member of the National Board of the Young Women's Chris tian association. has been the guest for the past few days of the local association. Mrs Mastick is enroute to the fifth biennial of the Y w. C. A, which convenes in Los Angeles, May 5-10. Important questions affec- citation will be discussed at length The Phoenix association will be rep resented by Mrs. F. N. Phillips, Mrs T. F. Irvine Mrs. X. ?. Mccormick and Mrs. F. E. Wise
 MOOSE DANCE-The fourteenth of the series of dances to be given under the auspices of Phoenix Lodge, No. 70S, Loyal Order of Moose, will be held to- morrow evening at Moose Home These dances have increased each week in popularity -ntil the members and their friends have come to look forward to them quite as much as they do to the regular meetings of the order There is good music and a pleasing program. There will be the usual remembrance for the ladies' Dancing begins prompt ly at o'clock The dance will be pre- ceded by the business session of the order. This session will begin at 7:3O o'clock and all members are urged to be present as there is business of more than ordinary importance to be trans acted.