Arizona republican., 1916-02-16


 rnembers of the University Club.
 American Citizens, A mans right to vote carries with it the obligation to bear arms for his country. See THE BATTLE CRY OF PEAcE.-Adv. It
 ZION LADIES' AlC-The Ladies Aid Society of Zion English Lutheran church will meet this afternoon at ? Ham, 1907 East Mckinley street There is business Of importance. Everyone is invited to attend.
 SOME GRAIN SACKS The police yesterday recovered a quantity of grain sacks that had evidently been stolen by a boy seen running away from the place the sacks were found. The property may be recovered by the owner calling at the police station.
 TWO MULES PICKED UP-The police have picked up two mules and placed them in the city pound. They may be recovered by calling at the pO- lice station. identifying property and paying the impoundinS fee and stable bills. One of the mules is bay and the other grey and brindle.
 BIRTHDAY PARTY-A Washing ton birthday party will be held on the evening of February twenty second at the Neighborhood House. The club house will be decorated and appropri- ate exercises will be staged during the evening. There will be no admission.
 BIRTH NOTICE and Mrs. Roy Mccarthy of West Washington street are rejoicing over the arrival of new boy, which arrived Sunday night. The youngster is one of the best ever, and mother and child are doing well. The father is a member of the Palace Hardware and Arms Company.
 MISSIONARY MEETING There will be an all-day meeting of the 1 Presbyterian Missionary society on Friday next at the Cook Bible school 1 All who wish to attend the meeting are l requested to take the Indian school cal 1 leaving the city at either 9:2O a. m or F. m. and go to the end of the line A committee will meet all guests al this point. Bring your lunch anc dishes
 1 PARI-M -MUTUEL CASE IN SUPREME l COURT-The action of s. w. Mccall vs the State of Arizona was fileC 1 in the supreme court yesterday This case is the celebrated "pari mutuel' case which was tried in the superior court of Maricopa county few months ago The ssue at stake is whether or not the introduction of the gaming machines shall be permitted for use a race meets.
 AUTOS COlliDE-An automobil' driven by Dr. F. Munson ran into ; machine driven by F.. L. Sturgis a First avenue and Adams street abou nine o'clock yesterday morning. DI 'Munson admitted being to blame bu stated that the sun was shining di rectly in his eyes and made it diff cult for him to see the approachin; machine. He also agreed to take car of necessary repairs.
 AT THE COMMERIAl-Andrev Taylor San Francisco; H. H. Hester Ray: L. L. Higby, Denver; George E Campie, Harry Thomas. city; w. J | dW, Ndli TidINlSCp, h. lNtibti Congress Junction; o. w. Evans, city
 w. A. Spinney, Chicago; Mrs. Stell;
 Williams, Globe; F. w. McNamara
 Chicago; Joe Gray, Denver; s. B. Fl
 liott, Los Angeles: $. Hubbard an
 wife, Brawey Charles F. Berger, r
 Paso: B. T. Rupp, Denver; Maria
 Seely, Buena Vista, Colo.
 WANTED SOME INFORMATION
 Secretary William Sangster of tn state corporation commission yesterda
 received a wire from NJ. l.. Lockwood manager of the San Francisco offic of the Wells Fargo Express compan. asking, whether or not, the eXpres companies will be allowed to ship ir toXicants into the state. MT. Sangstt
 sent word to MT. Lockwood that til
 shipment of liquors came under u classification of interstate commerc and was hence not under his super , vision.