Arizona republican., 1917-06-10
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TO PICNIC-The Glendale Metho- dist Episcopal Sunday school is ar rahgins TOT q picnlc at Eastlake park next Thursday.
 LICENSED TO WED-A marriage license was issued to Clarence Clark, 25 and Glenna L. Carter, 24. both of Tempe
 ROYAL NEIGHBoRs- The Royal Neighbor Thimble club will meet Tuesday afternoon at o'clock at 545 West Madison street. Mesdames Cliff ton and Clayton are the hostesses
 MORE SPEED-Frank Kerby, for trying to ignite the Tempe road by means of friction produced between the roadway and the flying tires of his au- tomobile was fined $5 in Justice Wheel CTS court yesterday.
 FALSE ALARM-An alarm was sounded shortly after o'clock last evening from Box IS. The 1lremen were unable to find blaze, nor could they locate anyone who would admit having sent in an alarm
 COMPLICATIONS Harry Thomas, charged with passing bogus check, was held by Justice Wheeler to the superior court yesterday. Thomas was arrested by the police and pending his transfer to the county authorities made his case worse by trying to break jail.
 LEAVES FOR COAST-Mrs. Thom- as Thomas and son, Harry Sutton, of North First avenue left last Sat urday for the coast where they plan to spend the summer. Their itinerary will include Los Angeles. Catalina Is land and Southern California beach, es.
 VISITING HERE-Mrs |. Bouse iof Morenci, Ariz., is at the home of MT. and Mrs. Lunbeck of 319 East Taylor, for a two weeks visit. after which time she Will go to the coast to visit other friends
 SHOWS SM-Joe Rabbit of Flagstaff. son of George Babbitt, member of the firm of Babbitt Brothers of Flagstaff, with branches and subsid- iary concerns in all parts of Arizona, has enlisted in the First Arizona infan- try and already has gone to Naco to join the regiment.
 NINE POUND GIRL-Mr and Mrs Burnett L. Miller of Winkelman, Ariz., hre the happy pai tents of a nine pound daughter. The young lady ar rived June ,. Mrs. Miller was form erly Miss Grace Ferguson, daughter of MT. and Mrs V. c. Ferguson, of the Southside. Mother and child are doing nicely.
 MISS PETTlFORD Miss Ruby c. .Pettiford, a noted elocutionist and in- terpreter of Shakespeare entertained large audience at Tanner Chapel on Friday night and demonstrated a high degree Of talent in her caosen field. There were present many citizens of the white race as well as of her own and during her stay in the city she was most hospitably entertained by the clubs and at the Indian schooi
 WANTS S10.0oo- A damage suit in which S10,000 is demanded was filed yesterday by A. F. Gonzales against the Union Easin Mining company. The de- fendant company is operating in Mo- have county near Golconda. The plain tiff is a miner and in the course of em- ployment in the mine was crushed un- der fall of rock and received injuries on one leg of such a character that he alleges he will never again have com plete use of that member.
 RETURNS FROM NORTH-C. K. Hughes, of the Auto Supply company returned yesterday from a tour of the northern part of the state. Hughes states that he found business in ex- ceptionally good condition and that his line of Racine tires and his other ac- ceSsories are very popular in the north. The Auto Supply company is now doing a large wholesale business in connection with it's retail store on North Central avenue.
 PAROLE IS NTED-Governor Campbell yesterday granted a parole to k. L. Adams, convicted of violating the prohibitory laws and incarcerated in the Santa Cruz county jail at Nogales since March of this year. He was sentenced to an Imprisonment of six teen months and to pay fine of $500. The parole was recommended by the superior judge and county attorney of Santa Cruz county and by the board of pardons and paorles. Adams will pav his fine, however.
 DENIES IS MARRlED-In tee- gram from Munro T. Butler, from Mis- souri, to Mrs. Charlotte Ferrand. of this city. sister of the young man, denial is made that he and Miss BeZZ Kelly were married in St Louis last Wednesday. The belief had grown among friends here that the two mad been married in Missouri, this belief being strengthened by the report wired