Arizona republican., 1917-10-09

in Phoenix the guests of Mr and Mrs. ohm H. Page.
 BUSINESS TRIP George Griffin was a passenger on last nights train or Los Angeles to be gone on a few lays business trip.
 VISITING FATHER-Mrs. R. E. Russell is here from the east on visit 0 her father, A. R. Jenkins who re- tides on the Southside.
 JAMES p. LAViN-James P. Lavin, he well known local attorney, will be ack in Phoenix this evening from an extended trip to the east.
 TAKES vACATloN-C. M. Perry eft last night on d vacation trip. He will visit relatives and friends in Hous- on Fort Worth and Dallas. TO KANSAS CtTY-H. C. Henkle eft yesterday for Kansas City on ombined business and pleasure trip. Ie expects to be gone two months. VISITING SISTER-Mrs. Gordon H. Billings is visitor in Phoenix from San Antonio. She is the guest of her ister, Mrs. B. B. Salisbury of B Vel lon avenue, Mesa
 WILDER SENTENCED Hugh Wilder, found guilty of a statutory ffense, was sentenced to term O. rom five to six years in the state penitentiary by Judge Stanford yes serday. Wilder was tried twice on he same charge the first jury dis agreeing.
 v. M. C. A. WAR WORk-Dr. J. c. Norton and Col L. w. Coggins left last evening for Dallas, Texas, as del egates to the Y M. c. A. Work coun- eil to meet there There will be five states, Arizona New Mexico, Texas. Arkansas and Louisiana. represented at the council meeting.
 BETTS GOES EAST-A. A. Betts member of the state corporation com mission, will leave Phoenix today fo.
 Washington. D. G. where he will al end the annual convention of the na oal association of railway commls-
 toner's Railroad commissioners wi 'le present from every state n tn nion. The meeting is to last for on s"eek
 LICENSED TO WED-Marriage li- censes were issued yesterday to H. G. MaLoy. 20, Pima and Dora Turnbow, 20, Mesa: Robert H. Path, 21, Los An
 geles and Bertha Mead, 23, Los An geles; Mariono Flores, AZ. Phoenix and
 Rosario E. Garcia, 33, Phoenix: James Caryl Barber 23, Phoenix and Dora
 Barber, 20, Los Angeles and Jack c.
  Osborne 17. Phoenix.
 NEW RATiONS-Articles of incorporation were filed yesterday in the offices of the state corporation commission by the following new concerns: San Jose Oil and Royalty
 company, Wymoing Standard Oil com
 pany, Parker Valley bank, Womans National Magazine. Miller Brake Man ufacturing company, Flying c Land and Cattle company, Buckhorn and
 Boulder Mining company. MAY SERVE-Guy Cunning, drafted and called to the colors with the first contingent and serving sentence fol boOtlegging, may yet go to Camp r'unston if Governor Campbell gives him pardon which the board ha. recommended and petition asks Cunning has served nearly the whole of his sentence. as it is, and probably will be permitted to go to the mobili- zation camp, which he is anxious to do.
 NEW BANK AT PARkER-Parkei IS to have d new state bank, a per init having been granted by Stat, Bank Comptroller Jesse L. Boyce an articles of incorporation having beei. issued by the corporation commission The bank will have a capital stock l5,C00, of which s13,000 is to be paid up. The first board of directors i. composed of Newman Essick, Los An ;eles; M. C. Webb. Phoenix; J. r. Fancy, Parker: pr. A. H. Littlefieid
 Parker; James Gillen, Parker: B. N l'uqua, Parker; G. A. Marsh. Parke JAIL BREAK HEARiNGS-Ar echo of the attempted jail break was heard in Justice De Souza's court yesterday when Jack Tharpe. charged with assisting in the attempted escape. waived preliminary exanina ton and was bound over to the su- perior court in the sum of s15e which he failed to furnish. Cliff Till man. also implicated in the crime, wi be gwen his preliminary examination at 10 o'clock Friday and the hear ing of Mrs. Merrill Kennedy and o Kersey was continued without any date having been set
 RETURN HOME-Mr and Mrs. Sam N. Seip and daughter Winona have returned to their home at S7% North First avenue after visit in California that was extended by ill ness of every member of the family Winona, the thirteen-yea old daugh ter, was taken seriously ill with a can cer and was in a hospital for seven weeks. At the same time Mrs. Seip
 and MT. Seip were both ill, and each 1 in a different hospital In spite of their unpleasant experiences they are all well now with the exception of tho daughter. who is improving rapidly | but still unable to attend school. VOLUNTEER FIREMEN MEET- The regular quarterly meeting of the Phoenix Volunteer Fire Department was held last evening at Central Fire l Station. A committee was named to se- ob Jiol,