Arizona republican., 1917-12-13
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PAY FINES-Fred Irisn and J. T. Hughes were fined s10 each by Jus tice De SouZa yesterday, having plead ed guilty to violating the motor ve- hicle law.
 NEW coRPoRATIONS-Articles of incorporation were filed yesterday in the office of the state corporation com mission by the following new concerns: York Copper company, Samuel Morthe- land, Decatur Illinois.
 MRS. GASS RETURNS-Mrs. Leon Gass returned Wednesday morning from Whittier where she was called by the serious illness of her father. She reports her parent on the road to re- covery.
 MCDOWELL SHOOT-Nimrods from the entire Salt River valley are pre- pairing to attend the turkey shoot which is to be held at Fort McDowell on De- cember 23, when 15 birds will be on the range. Coffee and sandwiches are to be served the guests.
 NEW ORCHESTRA - The first meeting of the orcehstra which is be- ing organized by Heinrich Klipgenfeld of the Arizona School of Music will be held at the school this evening, at s o'clock. There is no membership fee or expense attached to the organiza- tion, and all players are invited to at tend, by those in charge.
 MONROE p. T. A.-The Monroe Parent Teacher association will meet Friday afternoon at the school at , o'clock. The principal feature of the meeting will be an address by Dr. Mary L. Neff on "The Retarded Child"
 UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMs - Kilograms received at the Western Union office and uncalled for by those to whom they are addressed in clude the names of William Marvin 1 Wilson, w. H. Day, William Starr John Marron, and Arizona Office | Supply company.
 JUVENILE OFFENDERS - Sheriff W. H. Wilky and Clerk Clarence Standage of the board of supervisors left yesterday for Fort Grant witt seven boys in their custody. The jul veniles committed to the reform insti' tuition are in practically every in stance guilty of grand larceny. SIMPLE ASSAULT-IIis choice O $50 or as many days in the county jal was the sentence imposed by Justic' Wheeler yesterday on Ad Lemon fount guilty of simple assault Lemon hat ulIIlCulIg Mllu ledllSlSlS III lNt SIii ploy of the Southwest Hay eompan! and closed the argument with goot sized butcher knife.
 GO TO TUCSON-Doane Merrill | chairman of the commission of stat | institutions, and A. A. Jayne, membe of the commission, were in Tucsol | yesterday on business at the Univer | sity of Arizona MT. Jayne will go o | to Fort Grant today where he will pa
 a monthly visit to the state industria l school at that place.
 JOINS COLORS-EnlistinS as ste nographer in the aviation service, Rob ert Friedel, son of MT. and Mrs. Rober Friedel of 124 North Seventeenth ave nue is enroute for San Francisco Friedel is a graduate of the local hig school and has lived here practical all his life. He is a clever, likeabl
 boy who will be greatly missed by hi
 PAlo VERDE LIBERAL Tn
 Red Cross yesterday received chec
 for s1S.50 from the Palo Verd
 branch. The money was collected a
 an informal meeting held to aid tn
 Halifax sufferers and was sent in b the secretary, Mrs. William Walton. RED CROSS SPANISH MT
 Enoch French of Ray has made
 translation of the Red Cross pampf
 lets into panish and has offered cop ies to the local chapter which hay
 been gladly accepted.
 WARRANT ISSUED-A warrar
 was issued yesterday from Justic
 Wheeler's court for Robert H. Damo