Arizona republican., 1917-12-28

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 FOREST RANCHER - Robert | Thompson of the United States forest | service is stopping at the Hotel Adams for a few days. Mir. Thompson is in charge of the Blackberry Ranger sta 1 HNGlT1sT7fCATf1SaHf&tYH1A |
 ROTARY NOTICE-An Rotarians will meet this afternoon at o'clock at the family residence of President Charles B. Christy to attend in a body the funeral of little Portia Christy, President and Mrs. Christys little daughter.
 TO ATTEND FUNERAL-Members of the Woman's Relief Corps, J. Wi owen Post, Number 1, are requested by the president, Mrs Susie R. Mills, to meet at the First M. F. church at 2 o'clock this afternoon to attend the funeral of the late comrade Andrew Downing
 ANOTHER NAME-The name of an- other Phoenix boy was added to the long list of those that have left for war service when George M. Hahn of this city left for Austin last evening. MT. Hahn will join the aviation corps. which was the branch of service he enlisted in several weeks ago.
 GIVES lUNCHEON-Miss Georgia Lee Day was a luncheon hostess Thursday, at her home at 1880 West Monroe street. After the luncheon theater party was enjoyed. The guests were Miss Jackie Humphrey. Miss Mary Bernis Buchannon, Miss Martha Kessler, Miss Minnie Lee Spratler and Miss Wilma Day.
 INcoRPORATioNs-The Brazilian Tea cohpany, Ltd, and the Moran Independent Oil company filed arti- cles of incorporation yesterday in the offices of the corporation commis sion.
 REFUSES PLACE-It was rumored at the state house yesterday that T.. E. Pulliam, who was superintendent of the industrial school during the former Hunt regime. was again of fered that position, but refused 1t. TWO TO REMAiN-The only em- poyes in the offices of the commits sion of state institutions who prob ably will remain with the incoming commission are Miss Olive Wilcox and Miss Ruth Cooke. Both are claim clerks and both were with the pre- vious Hunt commission.
 LICENSED TO WED-Msrriage li- oenses were issued yesterday to Ellis Mccoy Weir, 27, Phoenix, and Jessie Gertrude Pinkston, 26. Phoe1iX; James F. Marian, 26. Phoenix, and Jennie Lee Brooks, p, Phpenix; R. Sherman Rodgers, 2Is Alamo, and Fist Spoffard, 2S, Alamo: Heber A. | Huish, g, Douglas, and Edna Lilly white, 22, Douglas.
 OFFICE HELPERS RETiRE-Miss l Exie Harrison, Miss Anna Egner and I Miss Minal Hawley, clerks and stem l ographers in the offices of the state | livestock sanitary board, completed | their service in that office yesterday with the retirement of the old com mission. The three young women sent to Ed W. Stephens, the retiring secretary, letters in which they eN- | pressed their appreciation of his courtesy and Kindness and also re-
 gret at severing their office rela- tior.s.
 | CHRISTMAS GlFT-Alr. and Mrs Connie Clare received the greatest of gifts on Christmas night when Santa l Claus deposited an eight and half pound son at their door. The little
 chap who is hale and hearty lad has been named Connie, Jr. MT. Clare is connected with the Fisk Rubber con-
 pany and his pretty young wife will be |
 couple live at Fifteenth avenue an6 Jefferson street.
 NO JURY CASES-There will be no jury cases in Division 1 of the ! superior court until after the first oi the year, according, to the announce ment made yesterday by Judge Stan ford. Today Judge Stanford will sit il. the suit brought by Sims Ely, re ceiver of the Six Points Lumber com } pany, against Mont Anderson. The : plaintiff alleges that Anderson is in
 debted to the corporation in the sun
 of s2,625.S9, and has brought proceed ! ings to recover the amount. 3 TOO MUCH RANCH-Because sh' found life on the reservation too re-
 stricted, Mrs. Louise Thomas refused 7 to join her husband at Gila Crossing after their honeymoon in Tucson two
 years ago, according to the husband! testimony in the divorce court yes
 terday. Vavaches Thomas who be-
 longs to the Pima tribe declared tha his wife, who is a Pima Indian, would
 not forego city pleasures for life or , his small ranch. Both he and hi.
 wife were educated in the local schoo
 and after quietly discussing the af
 fair, decided upon legal separation Thomas, who secured the decree, wa ! represented by E. B. Goodwin.
 LIST APARTMENTS-The holida |, season has brought many strangers t n Phoenix who are attracted by tn = balmy climate and who are desirous c
 getting away from the rigors of tn
 winters in the northern and easter V states. Many of these people are look ing for light housekeeping rooms, fur nished houses and apartments and un ? less they can find accommodation : many of them will have to go to som ! less desirable and less favored sectio s of the country. Any one having an t houses or rooms which are availabl T are requested to immediately list thei k with the Phoenix Chamber of Com n merce.
 y QuEsTloNNAiREs MALE t Numbers of registrants ranging be : tween and including 3270 to 3499 wei |, mailed last evening by the Maricop
 local exemption board. The advisor
 board meets every day at the court
 house. Those receiving questionnairt
 should avail themselves of the assist
 ance of the attorneys who compris
 the advisory board. They are in
 position to properly direct the fillir
 out of the papers. No notary chars
 is made by the advisory board whi
 if the registrant fills out his ow
 questionnaire he must take it befol
 potary public and pay the fee. F
 also stands the chance of making mi.
 takes in the filling out of the docl
 ment. which may cause him endlel
 trouble and even imprisonment if u
 mistakes are of serious consequent and it appears that they were inter tional.