Arizona republican., 1917-09-07


 Womans club corner at 6:45 o'clock this evening to take part in the patri- otic parade By order of B. E. Marks, president.
 ATTENTiONl-All members of the Modern Woodmen of America are re- quested to meet at the Womans club corner at 6:45 o'clock this evening to take part in the patriotic parade. By order of B. E. Marks, consul.
 COMPANY B ATTENTION-All members of Company B. Phoenix Po- lice Reserves are ordered to report at the Armory tonight at 6:45 o'clock. Capt. Henley expects the company to make full showing at the demonstra- ton for the soldier boys Who are leav- ing for the training camp Saturday morning
 WHITE SLAVERY IS CHARGE Guy Miller was arrested yesterday by Deputy Weage of the United states marshars office on a warrant sworn to by the United States com missioner and which charges white slavery The prisoner was placed in the county jail
 ARViSO NTENCED-Twenty- five dollars or days was the sentence imposed upon Santiago Arviso by Jus ; him guilty of the theft of two suit cases, the cases and contents amount ing to $22. Frank Leberer was the complaining witness.
 BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL-Mrs W. C. Ellis entertained the members of the Baptist Sunday school class at the Blount residence on North Central avenue yesterday afternoon. The young folk derived no small amount of pleasure from the guessing game in which the things found in grand mothers work basket were featured MARRIAGE NSES-Marriag licenses were issued yesterday to Ro- berto Federico, 25, Laveen and Maria Jesus Ruiz, 28, Laveen; Arcadio R. LuevanO, 32, Tempe and Cusencia de Ia Rosa, 20, Tempe; Fred A. Karibo, 30, Phoenix and Ollie L. Fuller, 50, Phoe- nix; Robert Emmett McComb, 21, Hay den and Ada Ruby Smith, 21, Phoenix and Harvey Enos, 50 Sacaton and Sut Marie 50, Sacaton.
 H. F. EWING TO CAMP FUNSTON HI. F. Ewing, formerly connected with the Phoenix branch of the Stan dard Oil company, has been certified by the local board No s at Denver and will go to the cantonment at Fort Riley Kas., on October l. Mir. Ewing had been notified to take his examina- ton in Phoenix, but succeeded in hay ing it transferred to Denver where he went some months ago and has been with the Denver branch of the Standard | Oil company.
 FINE FAIR PROGRAM-Bernard | Zachau, secretary of the state fair | commission, has just returned from | Ihicago where he completed arrange 1 ments for one of the best programs ever given at the Arizona state fair. i The premium book of the fair will l be in the hands of the public in a few days.
 VISITED NoRMAL-Doane Mer- Till, chairman of the commission on state institutions, has recently re- | turned from a visit to the Flagstaff formal where he was accompanied y Consulting Architect Lyman
 hey report that work on the new
 75.000 auditorium is well under way under the direction of Supervising Architect Howard B. Chaflin ol | Phoenix
 MOOSE ATTENTlON.-All mem bers of Phoenix Lodge, No. 7OS, Loyal Order of Moose, are urged to meet al | Moose Hall this evening at 6:30 o'clock | in order to march in body to the Woman's club building there to take part in the big parade planned for this evening. All members should be or hand promptly at the hour set in order to be placed in the parade.
 CHARGED WITH PULLING GUN -C. D. Dawson was held at the city jail yesterday, following an altercatior with an automobile man on Nortf Central avenue. It is alleged that fol I
 son pulled gun on the automobil, man. He was taken in custody by Policemen John J. McGrath and Boi Anderson. It is likely that application | will be made to have Dawson placed under a peace bond
 POLICE RESERVES-All police re serves are instructed to assemble a he Polk street grounds this evenin; at ' o'clock sharp, instead of 6: 8 o'clock Saturday evening, to talk l part in the parade in honor of tn drafted men of the first contingen
 Tho are to leave for their trainin camp. Take notice that the day ant
 hour have both been changed
 PLEADS NOT GUILTY.-Manue
 Torrez, the Mexican workman agains whom George H. Lutgerding brough [ a charge of assualt with a deadl l | WedpOl, ueIlleu HIS Sullt Tn justice b . SouZa's court yesterday Being unabl
 to furnish s1000 bond, he was re
 manded to the custody of the sheriff
 He will be given his preliminary hear
 ing at 10 o'clock Friday morning, Sep
 tember IA. Torrez is alleged to hay
 drawn a knife on Lutgerding after
 dispute over wages. The latter the
 drew gun holding his man at bay mt
 the arrival of deputies from the shel
 ifs office
 DAMAGE SUIT FILED.-John Gnu Q yesterday instituted damage proceed ings against the Tres Metales Minin - company for ss3073 as the result of ir
 juries received when the plaintiff wa
 in the employ of the mining comuan
 In the complaint filed in the office the clerk of the superior court, u
 plaintiff charges that on July 1 whi
 acting under orders of the super'-
 tendent he fell from the mouth to tf 2. bottom of the shaft distance of sol,