Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-02-07

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MARRIAGE LICENSE

MARRIAGE LlcENSE-A marriage
license was issued yesterday to Miguel
Sanche and Rafaea Verdugo both of
Harqua Hala.
TEMPE-MESA ROAD-County En-
| gineer Harold Bargman passed yester-
day on the south side on an inspection
trip. He is uperintending the recon
struction of the Tempe Mesa highway
at the present time.
RETURNS TO PENNSYLVANIA
Roger Hunt, who has been a visitor in
Phoenix for the past several months,
returned to his home in Bethlehem. Pa
yesterday, where he will spend the
next two months, Mr.. Hunt will re-
turn to Phoenix some time in April or
May.
HERE FROM TOMBSTONE
E. Howe. probation officer of Cochise
county and a brother of Charles T.
Howe, state tax commissioner, arrived
i'm Phoenix yesterday from the south
ern county for brief stay He brought
with him to this city a patient for the
state asylum. near Phoenix He will
remain for several days visiting with
his brother and local acquaintance.
FAVORITES PARTICIPATED
favorite local musicians contributing
to the program, St. Mary's Altar Guild
evening at st. Anthonys Hall Mrs.
f. Payne Palmer, Mrs. Benedict
Spaulding and d. w. Nickels We're the
vocal soloists Miss Regina CadieuX
actins as accompanist. Charles II.
Snyder gave several pleasing violin
numbers. Following the program cards
were played and refreshments were
served at midnight
is DEPUTY COMMISSIONER
Peter J. Munich, for the last two years
In charge of the sales department of
the land office has been made deputy
commissioner of the department and
has been succeeded i'm the sales de-
partment by f. B. Baptist This change
was really made before the departure
of Commissioner Moeur for Washing
ton to attend the hearing in the matter
of the PapagOe reservation. but an
nouncement of it has just been made.
HELP THE POOR-That the poor
Of the county are in need. was the
statement made by ]. W. Canning, in
charge of the county INDECENT yester-
day who asks the public. through the
medium of The Arizona Republican,
for cast-off shoes. clothing. bedding
and furnishings. In response to tele-
phone call 2304, Mr.. Canning win call
for any article, no matter how small,
which he will be grateful to receive.
dINKlE is Fined. W. Hinkle
and j. r. Henderson passed ugly words
on Monday evening at a local hotel.
Yesterday afternoon Hinkle met Hen
derson at First and Washington streets
and though he is said TO have made
peace oyeTtures. he failed and instead
increased mis- own ire and that of
Henderson. with the result that before
it was over he had struck Henderson
twice. Hinkle went to the police sta
ton and reported the affair Later
Henderson made a formal COMPLAINT
charging Hinkle with striking him. In
police court yesterday afternoon Hinkle
paid a fine of SIS.
LAD Is HURT-Riding a bicycle at
First avenue and Jes ,erson street yes
terday afternoon, William Ball. aged
seventeen years. son OF Mr. and Mrs. I
Edward Ball. of 1909 South Second
avenue. ran into a Lightning Delivery
truck laden with scrap iron. A pro-
iecting iron caught the lad in the right
thigh. inflicting a ueep and painful
wound which bled profusely. The pO-
lice removed the boy to the Sisters
hospital after DR.. l. Boido had given
first aid. DIR. A. B. Nichols. re family
assumed charge of the lad
after he reached the hospital. He will
0e laid up for sometime.
ENTERTAIN CLUB WOMEN-With
club women as the audience, a group
of pretty girls yesterday presented
THE Hour Glass" by Yeats at the !
Woman's club. The girls, a number
Of whom are the daughters of club +
members, gave a most creditable per-
Torrance and were enthusiastically ap- /
plaudedt Members of Kate Wisner
MCluskey's class of expression by their /
work demonstrated their instructors +
ability and their individual .cleverness /
The cast included Miss Angeles Mar
shall, Miss Edith James. Miss Eleanor I
Wilkinson, Miss Ruth Burtis. Miss +
Isabel Stafford, Miss Constance Ever /
sole and Miss Dorothea Wilbur The I
program was presented under the aus I
pieces Of the art and literature depart j
ment Of the Womans club and was
given as the regular weekly event.
PRESS CLUB INSTALLED - The /
recently organized Arizona Press Club +
formally took possession of I
its new quarters at Moose Home.
large room has been secured and this I
is furnished with easy chairs, rockers,
tables and lounges. There is a writing
desk. and book cases. A large bay /
window gives a clear view of Central /
avenue. north and sou;n. The central I
location OF Moose Home makes ideal
quarters for the Press Club. The mem I
bers Of the new organization enjoy tie /
privileges of the Moose Club in addi- I
ton TO their own exclusive quarters. +
Each member. whether a resident of |
this city or not. is supplied with an
individual key to the club room. An /
active campaign for members from
every section Of the state will he UNI +
dertaken now that the organization is /
on "A firm ha sis