Arizona republican., 1917-05-18

i A @ up one gray horse. a gray mule bay mare and a bay colt. This stock is held at the Pioneer Stables and will be sold at auction soon if the owners do not appear.
 FOR 3UMMGRTON-The Mountain States Telephone company of Summer ton has applied to the state corpora ton commission for a certificate of convenience and necessity which must be secured before the company can operate in that town.
 WILL GIVE REClTAL-Pupils of Mrs. Arthur Gibbins Hulett, assisted by the Presbyterian choir, will give recital al the Presbyterian church at o'clock this evening. A silver offer ing will be taken at the door for the benefi' of the Red Cross. The public is cordially invited.
 QUIETLY WED-Miss Florence Vandegrift and Luther Berry were married at the Methodist Parsonage yesterday afternoon. the Rev. Mi. Baughman officiating. Mrs. Berry ar rived from Santa Monica yestefdav morning. Mir. Berry is associated with the BarroWs FurnICuIe cOmpans, ,.-->. is formerly of Venice. They will make their home nere.
 CHANGE iIAME-The Mckee Cash Store has filed an amendment to it's articles of incorporation. OWmg to the large increase Of it's business, the capI- taliZation has been increased from 430,- coo to $100.000 and the name has been changed to that of the Moore Mercan- tile company. The business is still under the management of w. T. CraW- ford.
 BALSZ SCHOOL-Prof Murdock of the Tempe normal school viii deliver the commencement address of the Balsz district school No. 31. His sub ject will be He Never Was Known to Smile" The program also will include a play given by the upper grade child ren, patriotic readings and drills by children Of all SIaueS ana Oil.c! .e>,- lures. The commencement class con- sists of two boys.
 FOR RECKLESS RIVINc-Police- man Bush Anderson yesterday ar rested T. J. EaughtOn, Jr.. on a charge | of reckless driving. Anderson says that HIalghton came down Central av enue and turned into Washington street at a high rate of speed ana 0io not give proper attention to pedestrl- ans or vehicles at that busy point. A hearing Will be held before City Magis trate Frank Thomas i'll pollce court this afternoon.
 EARLY MORNING SMU D E. Smoke issuing from the kitchen of the 1 De Luxe restaurant, 37 South Second street, at 9 o'clock yesterday mOrnlng attracted the attention of night men working in the Wesley Hill garage and convinced them that fire was in ! l., r brought the fire department in quick 1 order. One tank of chemical extin- guished the blaze, the origin of which could not be ascertained. The damage was slight.
 PICNIC AT PARk-The Sunday ! school of the Zion Evangelical Luther an church will hold it's annual picnic next Saturday at last Lake park. l Those who do not go directly to the l park are to meet at 10 o'clock d. m. i at the W. C. T. '. hall from where some of the teachers will escort the children to the park. Everyone is ex- pected to bring lunch. Parents ana | friends of the Sunday school children are cordially invited to attend the pie nic.
 SAID SHE'D BE GooD-In order 1 to secure her liberty when facing a i city jail sentence, Raphaela Cota in 1 police court yesterday afternoon prim- 1 ised City Magistrate Frank Thomas | that she would refrain hereafter from boisterousness ana profanity in her own neighborhood. She had been ar
 rested on complaint of Mrs. Marie Gonzales, who said the Cota girl had l made her life miserable by calling her vile names and otherwise disturbing her peace and quiet. Judge Thomas allowed her tO 20
 REAL SHOVEL-C. R. Butterfield of Dodson & Butterfield, San Pedro Cal, is stopping at the Adams for a few days. Dodson & Butterfield are doing the steaIC shovel work for O'Niel
 & Rau. One of their shovels is now
 here on the work, and another is to be sent here in the near future The firm owns three of the large shovels of the
 type of the one used in the work here
 besides other machinery, being one o1
 the best equipped firms in this line 1T
 the west.
 GUILTY OF SPEEDING Justice ot
 the Peace Charles De Sales Wheeler
 yesterday found ". E. Foley guilty oi
 driving an automobile on the Tempe
 road at a rate of speed in excess of tha-
 permitted by law. Foley had been ar. rested by Motorcycle Officer George
 Schade, who charged that Foley wa.
 urlNlnS at the rate of forty miles al
 hour Two witnesses besides Fole,
 said they did not believe Foley wa:
 going thirty miles and may not have
 been driving at the rate of twentv-fivt
 miles an hour Two other witnesses
 as well as Schade said they timed
 Foley and that he was exceeding thirt,
 miles. Judge Wheeler assessed a fin,
 of S5.00
 BOARD ADJOURNs-T state liv,
 stock sanitary commission adjourned
 yesterday after a two days neetins
 during which they organized and tran, sacted considerable business. Frank P
 Moore left for his home in CourtlanC
 ana E. Il. Crabb for his home in Flag
 stair. The commission will meet ir
 Iucson on June A. $. o. Thompson wa.
 named as chief inspector to traye
 throughout the state and consult witt
 tne different district deputies in re gard to the welfare of the livestock in.
 dustry. ---
 DECLINES APPoINTMENT-Jame : scott of Pinedale who had been name,
 oy the state livestock sanitary boar, as sheep sanitary commissioner ha, declined the appointment owing to oth
 CT business that demands his attention
 NEARER TO REFERENDUM Eight hundred eighty more names wer l, 1lled yesterday in the office of tn secretary of state for the referendum agalnst the senate bill No. 57 passe
 at the last session of the legislatur ? ana which prohibits card playing. /
 total Of 1,4SO names have now bee ( llled. To secure the referendum. 2e1 - names must he filed bofora