Arizona republican., 1916-09-16

editor of The Republican, left last evening on a two weeks trip to San Francisco.
 UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS - There are undelivered telegrams at the Western Union telegraph office for the following: w. A. Adams, w. E. Ham, mon and J. H. Mays.
 TO SERVE HOT LUNCH-The Par ent Teachers association of the Creigh- ton district will serve hot lunches to the school children, beginning next Tuesday, it was announced yesterday. LICENSED TO WED-Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to Juan Valencia and Matilda Lucero. both of Chandler: Rudolfo Arvizo and Ramona Regalado, both of Glendale. and Rob- ert F. Cook and Hattie $. Martin both of Tempe.
 STATE GETS TITLE-Action was taken in the superior court yester- day by County Attorney Clyde NJ. Candy to give the state title to prop erty in Liberty to the value of Sl,000, left by Ed Mccoy, who died intestate in Maricopa county. July 90, 1910. Mccoy left no surviving wife nor kindred.
 TUCSON MoToRlsTs-o. T. Par ker. city councilman of Tucson. ac- companied by O. F. McPherson and H. H. Grimshaw of the Old Pueblo, passed through yesterday by automobile en route home from tour of the north. They visited Flagstaff, Prescott and the Grand Canyon.
 AMERICAS GREATEST ARMY"- This will be the topic of Dr. Harker's sermon at the First Methodist church next Sunday evening at s o'clock. He will speak of the twenty million who are entering school, and of the Bible in our public schools. The chorus choir will be in place after the summer vaca- tion Everybody cordially invited.
 DEBATE TONlGHT-There will be a debate at the Alhambra church this evening at eight o'clock, on the sub i iect of government ownership of railroads. The affirmative will be taken by Raymond Percy and Lea l land Green. with the negative by | Mary Malcolm ana Earl Sutter. The i public is invited.
 CASE APPEALED-The case Of i William Marshal versus the state of l Arizona was appealed to the supreme court yesterday from Graham coun- | ty. An abstract of record was filed 1 with the clerk of the supreme court in the case of the Superior and l Pittsburg Copper Company versus i Frank Tornich.
 FINDS BANK BooK-Chris Fitch. special officer for the Arizona East ern. picked up a bank book on 1 Washington street yesterday after noon. The book bears the name of Fred J. Mover. and with it are two i post office money orders. made out to J. J. Riley. Richmond. Mo The book and money orders have been ! left at the police station awaiting the appearance Of the owner.
 PLEADS NOT GUILTY-Homer Hursh. charged with embezzlement, en- 1 tered a plea of not Puiltv in the su- i perior court yesterday. Judge Stan | ford did not set the date of trin. Hursh Is alleged to have embedded 1 diamonds belonging to Sadie C. Ben nett, the wife of his former business partner in an irrigation project on the Hassayampa.
 NEW NoTARY-S rotarial com mission was issued yesterday to Geo | A. Walker. of Paradise. which is situated somewhere in Cochise county
 SIGNING BONDS State Treasurer 1 Nit Simms was busy yesterday sign ing S200,000 bonds issue. which was recently sold by the state Tho bonds are in denominations of s1, 1,00f each. and will require the signing oi the governors name. that of State Auditor Callaghan, and Treasurer . SlfnTftS name IS required tWlfe. l SiERRA'S ODD PlEA-Declarint that he is providing for his childrer i and that he will continue to support l them, Francisco Sierras. in divorce 1 complaint filed in the superior cour | yesterday asked that the four young \ sters he given into the care and cr-- tody of their mother He stated in tho complaint that he believed she was the proper person to care for them. HC is suing his wife Guadalupe de Sierras for a divorce on the ground of deser- ton. The couple were married in So nora in 1904 and the plaintiff alleges that the defendant left him three years ago.
 THE REAL VAcATIoN-Out of g lot of trips to the coast and auto jour neys and other forms of vacationing the real Mccoy has been uncovered It was taken by Mir and Mrs. Cliff Hanlen and MT and Mrs. Mike Danson all four of The Republican. Theil journey was taken to the hills neal Payson and it was made in a large camping wagon. Exquisite scenery and fine weather. beautiful drives anc l glorious out of door life made the two young couples glad to live in Arizona They spent a month in the wild, and vowed they would never take another stuffy railroad journey to a crowded summer resort again, so long as any of Arizona remained pristine ant primal enough to afford good camping
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