Arizona republican., 1916-09-06
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LIE WELYN ARREsTED-Harry Llewelyn was taken into custody yes terdav charged with violating the prohibition amendment
 UNITED IN MARRIAGE-Morris Joe Chanslor and Miss Margaret Gerard Stevenson. of Prescott. were united in marriage yesterday by Justice Parker.
 FLOOD OF CIGARS-Biaine Harrell. compositor in The Republican print shop, flooded this institution with cigars yesterday The immediate cause of the tobacco deluge was the arrival of large healthy boy to the home of Mir. and Hrs. Harrell yesterday.
 DR. PALMER AT NACO-Mrs. c. B. Palmer has received word from Dr. Palmer. now serving as a medical officer with the First Arizona in- fantry, that he has been stationed at Naco. with the Second and Third nattaIions of the regiment.
 CIVIL CASES SET-Fifty non jury civil cases have been set for this month. The calendar was called in both divisions of the superior court yesterday Judge Lyman and Judge Stanford beginning the non jury terms with cases of minor import ance in the afternoon.
 JUDGE M'BRiDE BACK - Juge John Mcbride. returned last night from Miami, where he delivered the Labor Day address. Judge Mcbride is much in demand these days as a speaker. He has had a world of experience in labor matters. and is one of the best founded men in the country on that subject.
 BALLOT BOxES-The office of the board of supervisors is piled high with boxes and ballots that will be sent out to the Various precincts Thursday in readiness for the primary election the following Tuesday. The board met in regular session yesterday morning and transacted regular routine business, allowing a number of claims.
 ROEDIGER HERE-Walter c. Roed iger has arrived in the valley. having come from Ann Arbor. Michigan with Prof. G. A Judson. principal of the Osborn school. MT. Roediger is a grad uate of the Western State Normal of Michigan and comes here to take charge of the Manual Training depart ment of the Osborn school.
 1 WHERE IS FRANCIS PIERCE Francis Pierce, formerly of Hollywood | North Wales, England, and who came | to Phoenix two years ago. is being looked for by Miss Polly Williams, who | formerly resided in Hollywood. She has | information of importance to commun- icate to him. She is at present living at 1926 West Monroe street.
 LICENSED TO WED-Marraiee 1 licenses were issued yesterday te | Charles Lewis Wcodcock and Flor erce Inola Sloan. Morrison Joe i Chanslor and Margaret Gerrarc Stevenson. both of Prescott Loreta
 Luna and Riieda Florez both ol | Tempe. Al Denby4 and Ida NJ. Poyn-
 ter and Edward J. Schleuter anc ] 1ilda Odeig.
 CASE APPEALED-The case of tn, against l.. Willard White. minor bN Nancy" Stone his guardian, was ap. pealed from the superior court O Cochise county yesterday to the su preme court of the state Youni | White was injured while in the em nIoye of the company and obtained {
 verdict against the corporation in [
 suit for personal injuries.
 THE EASTERN STAR AUXILIARY The Auxiliary of the Eastern Sta
 will hold it's regular monthly meeting
 on tomorrow afternoon at two o'clocl at Masonic Hall Visiting member |
 for the day includes Mrs. George W Stewart. Mrs. " E. Lindsay Mrs. Will
 liam Wooif. Mrs. Smith Chittick. Mrs Jennie Hilton and Mrs. Herbert Sis
 trunk
 JUDDYS TROPHlES-Prof c.
 Judson, the principal of Osborn schoo
 has returned from Ann Arbor. Mich
 igan with several trophies. Mr. Jud
 son spent the summer taking specia
 work in the university of Michigan a
 Ann Arbor, and while there, engage
 many experts in the game of tennis
 He brought back with him a cham
 nionship loving cup. won in the singles
 and medal won in doubles.
 MACHINE TURNS UP-WilIiar
 Wallace. deputy county treasurer l
 again an automobile owner. For
 few days Wallace was the prou
 possessor of WillysK Knight ca which disappeared from the front o
 the Arizona threater Sunday even ing Yesterday Wallace was noti fled that the car was standing on
 ~eunrrv road five miles south of towl He immediately claimed the pachin which had been run until the ga supply was exhausted.
 LOOT RECOVERED-Clubs an bags to the value of $200 were re covered yesterday by Deputy Sheril Harrison Williams as a part of tn loot taken from the country club sev eral weeks ago when the locker were broken and every club take from the place Fifty clubs and thre bags were found stored in the furni ture store of H. q. Edwards no' serving life sentence at the stat prison at Florence. The theft is be lieved to have been committed D George Edwards, his son. who is a inmate of the reform school, havin Neen committed recently for simila thefts. He is believed to have ha an accomplicc in the son of cadd master Etris of the club.
 We are back from our vacatlo and open for business We will bu wool hidegs talIoW and all kinds (