Arizona republican., 1917-06-16
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ATTORNEYS HERE-Thomas Ross
prominent attorney of San Francisco
and William A. Hazelett, a prominent
attorney of Los Angeles, are both in
Phoenix on legal business.
NEW CORPORATIONS VS. Articles
of incorporation were yesterday filed
in the office of the state corporation
commission by the Southwest Hay &
Grain company, Central Jewel Mining
company and Anaheim Exploration
q Development company.
FAN FOR NAVY-The recruiting
station for the navy is sadly in need of
an electric fan these hot days and the
chamber of commerce is searching for
some patriotic individual who will loan
one to the station and thereby help the
work being done
PROMINENT VISITOR-Alexande
Hamilton, who is visiting Arizona in
the interest of the Guggenheim inter-
ests, arrived in Phoenix yesterday and
registered at the Hotel Adams He will
spend only short time in this city but
will remain in the state for several
days
ARIZONA PATENTS - Hazard &
Miller. the pioneer patent agency of
Los Angeles. received by wire from
Washington. notice of the issuance Of
the following patents to Arizona in :
ventors: NJ. A. Andrews, pocket billiard
table, Yuma G. d. Golden, tuyere
CiarkSdale.
EN- ROUTE TO CoAsT-Mrs. I. T.
Helms and daughter, Miss Elizabeth, of
Winkelman, are spending a few days
as Phoenix visitors en- route to the
Pacific coast. where they will spend
several weeks Miss Thelma |. Ether
Wi re II
her daughter to the coast.
PLEASING RECITAL GiVEN-The
recital given by Miss Ruby c. Petit
ford at the Tanner chapel, A. NJ. c..
church. was a pleasing affair The en-
tertainment was largely attended d
neat sum being netted Miss Pettford
came to Phoenix under the direction of
James H. Robinson.
WRONG PROGRAM Owing to a
mistake on the part of The Republi
can, the program advertised for Sun
day by the Lamara theater appeared
in Friday morning issue. The an
nouncement which was intended for
Sunday will be carried out in due
season.
FLAG DAY ORATOR-Joe Pro
chaska, state game warden, delivered
the patriotic address of the evening at
Prescott on Thursday night in the
course of the program given by the
Prescott Lodge of Elks, No 800, in OBJ
servance of Flag Day. Mr.. Prochas
ka's address is said to have been an
eloquent and particularly fitting one.
BERT DlNGlEY BACk-Bert Ding
ley, the former racing man whose sue
cessful career on the track came to an
end with a terrible accident some
years ago, is again in Phoenix. Mr..
Al
ell line of cars and reports thai Mitch
ell business throughout the state is
notably good
SEWS FOR RED CROSS-Members
of the Madison Improvement club met
at the home of Mrs. c. |. Helm yester-
day. the day being spent in sewing for
the Red Cross. The next club meeting
will be held Thursday afternoon,
June IS, at the home of Mrs. l.. J..
Hales on Chicago avenue. All members
are urged to attend.
LOCAL AUTHORIZED is lit
erary note that will be of special local
interest: The All Story Weekly of
June 16 has d story, The Hero" by
Will H Robinson of Chandler Mr..
Robinson is the author of many
stories. mostly serials, which have
appeared in book form and have been
well ItCtiNtu llllOuSllOul the COuHllN .
YOUNG BOND OWNER-A proud
boy is Harry L. Mace, Jr.. two and
one half years Of age. Harry is sole
owner of $50 Liberty Loan bond, to
be engraved with his very own name
and delivered into his own possession.
Harry'S father-same name. without
the junior-Who is part owner and
manager of the Lamara theater. bought
the bond for his son yesterday.
FOR MRS. LICKlSS-The Republi
can has received a letter from Jayne
Lickiss of Chicago asking informa-
ton concerning his wife, Nellie
Lickiss, who he thinks is somewhere
in Arizona. The writer is very sick
and may soon be compelled to go &c
hospital. He would like to heal
from her. His address is 1885 West
Madison street, Chicago, care of Mrs
ROselstad.
PICNIC AT PARk-Picnic parties
are becoming very common at Eastlakt
Park, and most every day some club OF
organization has an outing at that
popular breathing spot of Phoenix Or
| Thursday the Christian EndeaVor So
! ciety Of the First Presbyterian church
| had a picnic there: also large Sunday
| school class from Glendale spent the
| afternoon there and had an enjoyable
| outing
HIS ExCUSE-Louis Ayala was be
| fore Justice De Souza yesterday OF
/ the charge of failure TO support hi:
I family. He arranged the matter b!
agreeing to pay over to her S15 ;
month, and he though under the cir
cumstances that was pretty liberal
He said he had been beaten up" b!
a stepson ard he felt that it was al
! imposition upon him to be compelled
to support man strong enough t
lick him.