Arizona republican., 1917-09-28
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FROM RENo-Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Palmer, of Reno, Nevada, are guests at the Jefferson hotel. They are trav- Aiing overland in their car
 SCHOOL OPENS-Madison school, District No. 3S, will open Monday, Oc- tober 1. The new school, just com pleted, now fills a long felt necessity
 NEW CORPORATiON-4Articles of incorporation were filed yesterday in the offices of the state corporation commission by the Champardo Copper Mining company.
 | TO SPEND WINTER-Mrs. D. J. Overfield, of San Francisco, arrived in the city yesterday to spend the winter. She is registered at the Jeff
 efson hotel.
 SANBORN, VAIL SAlESMAN-W M. Ormoston, of the Sanborn, Vail & company of San Francisco, is in town on one of his regular business trips. He is registered at the Jefferson.
 MADISON PARENT-TEAcHERS- Madison Parent Teachers association will meet at the home of Mrs. Dean Creighton. Business of importance is to be discussed.
 MITCHELL TO klNGMAN-W. B. Twitchell left last evening for Kingman on a business trip in the in- terests of the Hidden Treasure mine. He expects to be absent from the city until next Monday.
 ' LEAVES FOR DENVER-Walter Morris, well known musician and di- rector of the Morris orchestra, who has made Phoenix his home for the past two or three years, left last evening for Denver, where he will reside in the future.
 RETURN FROM cANADA-Mr. and Mrs K S. Townsend, old pioneers of the valley, have returned from a two years residence in Ontario, Canada For the present they will reside on their ranch on South Central avenue.
 WILL MOVE QUARTERS-Becaus of the opening of the October term of Federal court, next Monday morn ing, the force of clerks checking over exemptions and discharges of drafted men. will move their effects to a room
 the Goodrich building. MINING. MEN HERE-H. E. Fred erickson, H. K. Winchester and son. Ij. W. Winchester all prominent min Ing men of Ajo, are stopping at the Commercial hotel They are on their way to Utah to look after oil inter eStS.
 NEW AviATOR-Frank Luke, Jr.
 
 at Austin, Tex on orders received yes terday from the war department with m order for his transportation. He had for some time been making study of aviation and recently he passed the re- quired eAamina. .ion at San Diego LICENSED TO WED-Marriage h. censes were issued yesterday to Resell H. Fairbanks. 4S, Chandler, and Ellie c. Schaefer, 27, San Antonio; William H. Lang, 21. Gilbert. and Manila Nor ris, 19. Mesa; Bennie F. Youngker, 25. Phoenix, and l.. Lillian Meeker. 20. and Paul N. V. Hodson, 21, Glendale, and Lucia E. Kearns, IS, Glendale. ASKS CECREE-Cruelty and failure to provide are charged by Mrs. -Ressa M. Wilson in a divorce complaint filed against L. P. Wilson in the superior court yesterday. Mrs. Wilson asks for the custody of five year old Roy Lee Wilson and $50 a month toward the support of herself and child. The couple were married in Fl Paso Junt Is, 1911.
 TEMPE ROSTER-The roster of the corps Of high school cadets at Tempe has been received by Adjutant General Harris. There are 56 in the corps un- der the command of Captain E. A. Rowe. The cadet corps of Tombstone and Bisbee high schools and the Northern Arizona Normal at Flagstaff are the only others that have reported to the adjutant general. To secure state recognition a corps must contain at least 30 men. Only eight schools in the state will be able to qualify, it is believed.
 | ALLEGED SLAckER-Sam Edward Brown, alleged stacker. of Roswell, New Mexico. was arrested yesterday hy Deputy Weage. of the United States marshars office. According to ,dvices received from that city giv- 1 ing a description of the fugitive, ,, Brown had registered hut evaded ex- animation by failing to leave an ad- dress so his notice. to appear for the 1 local board could be forwarded to him He will be returned to officers of New Mexico in few days. -0---