Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-10-12
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| Mrs. Fred Noll have invested their en-
/ tire savings, totaling $500 in Liberty
! bonds
! United States marshal, returned yes
terday from Los Angeles. He made
the trip to turn four alleged "slackers"
over to the authorities there.
LICENSED TO WED-A marriage
| license was issued yesterday to Almon
Aldrich, 45, and Mabel E. Hart, so,
! Phoenix.
RED CROSS CONFERENCE.-THE
| S. Goodrich leaves tonight for Los An
geles where he will attend the Red
| Cross conference which will be held
/ there Saturday morning.
NEW CORPORATION-Articles of
| incorporation We're filed yesterday at
the offices of the state corporation
commission by the Payday Oil Refin-
1 Ing company.
SEEDS HERE-R. r. Seeds. com
missioner for the Rock Island railroad
arrived in the city yesterday. He ex-
poets to be here several days while at
tending to business interests.
LEAGUE MEETING-A meeting of
the Christian Workers league will be
held next Monday evening, October Is.
at 1880 o'clock. The committees are to
meet for permanent organization at Z
o'clock
CASE sTARTED-The case of the
state versus w. r. Seeber, charged with
a statutory offense was begun in JUS
tice De SonZa's court yesterday, and
after a several hours hearing was con-
tinued until o'clock tomorrow after
noon. The chief witness for the state
in Pauline Kesler, a fourteen year Old
girl.
CLOSE AT CAPlTAL-With the ex-
ception of the offices of the governor
and the secretary Of state. all the Of
fices in the state house will be closed
all day today, the occasion being Co
lumbus Day, a holiday. The offices of
the governor and secretary of state will
remain open until noon on account Of
much business that must be transacted
DEXTER RETURNS-C. w. Dexter
, of the Mcneil company returned We'd
nesday from months vacation spent
; on the coast. The trip was made orer-
land and not an accident of any kind
was experienced on the way home. MI
Dexter was accompanied home by his
family who have been spending the
, summer at the beaches.
DAMAGE SUIT-The case of Aniesto
Carlos against the Ray Consolidated
company of Ray. which is being tried in
federal court will probably go to the
, jury today. The plaintiff is suing fol-
10000 for personal injuries. which he
, alleges were sustained while he was
employed by the defendant company =
LEGAL HOLIDAY-Both divisions
of the superior court will stand at re-
cess today in recognition of Columbus
Day. Tomorrow has been set for the
trial of J. p. Beasley who is charged
with the murder of John Bell. Il Sran-
ish war veteran. The case will be heard
before Judge Stanford. A number u
civil matters will be heard before
Judge Lyman
MINERAL SURVEYS-The survey
! or general has approved mineral sur
!, vey No. 1898. Cash Entry lode mining
claim, situated in the Globe mining dis
trict. ella county, Arizona, and owned
' by Richard Mathews. and also minera
survey No. 1850, No ]. No. 4, No. 5, No
6 and No s lode mining claims. sit
uated in the Verde mining district. va
vapai county Arizona, and owned by
w. f. Deity.
|. POTENTATE VISITS-Henry A
Morgan of Wilcox, head of the II. A
. Morgan Mercantile company and one
Of the leading business men of thu
state, was-in Phoenix yesterday on {
business trip and also to arrange FOL
, The Shrine ceremonial to be held il
: Phoenix during state fair week in No
6 vember. Mr.. Morgan is potentate OF
I the local temple
LEAVES WIFE ALL-Leaving hi.
entire property. both real and persona
to his wife, the will of the late .icsepf
t Wahlstrom was filed in the office q
!; the clerk of the superior court ynster
Z q nf
Mr. Wahlstrom bequeathed his proper
ty. life insurance and other assets |,
r his wife, Mamie Lee Wahlstrom. TIL,
n realty holdings in this city have prob
g able value of $500. The documen: Wa!
+ dated February &c, 1907. Mr.. Vail
v strom, who was n well known commits
f sion merchant. passed away iii Prescott
q on September 8.
GIVE TBALLS-That the Ari
IONA boys at Camp Funston are to in
| dulge in the American game of foot
ball is evidenced from the shipment o
four brand new footballs, Yesterday, b.
] the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce
: Word was received by he chamber o
Il commerce few days ago, that tn
boys would greatly enjoy til, game. blu
were without footballs. Secretary I1ar
Il ry WEIGH Immediately got busy and il
: a short time had collected S25 will
which he purchased -four footballs, an'
they were forwarded Immediately t.
g the Arizona contingent at Camp Fun
ston. The five patriotic citizens WIFI
each contributed IS to the fund are
Roy S. Goodrich. Dwight B. Heard Ru
r do1ph Kuchler, NJ. c. McDougall and W
J. c. Pinney.
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