Arizona republican., 1917-10-24

las been arranged between the h. dian school team and the local high school athletes. The game will oe played at the Indian school Satur- day afternoon at o'clock
 LICENSED TO WED-A marriage license was issued yesterday 10 Jos eph R. Quiros. 32. and Aurelia Fi- gueroa, 23, both of Phoenix.
 ADAMS p. T. A.-The Adams Par ent-Teacher association VII meet the Adams school Friday afternoon ai : o'clock.
 JUDGE LEWIS LEAvES-Judgt E. w. Lewis left last night on a bus mess trip to Hatchita, N. M. He vii also stop at Deming and Clifton be- fore his return home.
 RAILROAD MAN HEE-H. l.. En le, travelling passenger agent fol he Erie with headquarters at Sd. francisco, was in town yesterday ol nsiness. He left on last nights rain for Tucson.
 TO SOUTHERN POINTS -Mrs Julius R. Class and daughter, Mis Kathryn, left last night for Ne ,rleans and other southern point fhere they will visit relatives.
 TO VISIT SONS-Mrs. E. F. Pat ton left last night for Newport, R. |
 heIe she will visit her two son Vho are in the navy The boys ex ,ect to sail for France soon.
 TAKES VAcATION-Charles Hal diman was passenger on last nights train for Omaha where he will spend a few weeks vacation.
 EASTERN oTAR-Phoenlx chapte No. 5, Order of Eastern Star will hol la,. at M1Snnin Tafl7 pie Thursday evening at o'cloci After the business meeting there vii be a social hour.
 MINING INSPECTOR HURT-E I. Bolin, state mining inspector, sus aimed an injury to his eye whils lunting last Saturday and has not cen able to be at his office in the 'apitol building since. The accident ccurred when powder smoke go n his eye during the discharge of ;
 fle The wound is not serious.
 DAMAGE CASE APPEALED-t 9mage suit, in which the plaintiff .'nrique Rurciago, in the superioi sourt of Greenlee county was give. ie decision calling for payment s7,O00, was argued on appeal in tn ;upreme court yesterday, and suf mitted The Arizona Copper con. ,any. the defendant in the low court, was the appellent. Burciae was injured while working in u Arizona Copper mines at Clifton.
 SENTENCE SUSPENDED - Mrs Rosa Faust was given a suspendes sentence by Judge Stanford befor whom she pleaded guilty of violating the prohibition law yesterday. Mrs Faust is not the type of "bootlegger familiar to the courts. She quietl. Vplained that she had brought a bi of liquor to the city for her daughte who was ill. Her statement was vel fled
 PATHETIC CASE-Chris Foirdlan, told his wife the day before his sui eide that she would be better of without him. This fact was divulget at the inquest held in Justice D. Souza's court yesterday. There wer' no other details other than told il The Republican of the man who too! his life because of his ill health ant the knowledge that he was a burde. to his wife. The couple came her, from California a few weeks ago an( the wife was employed in a loca laundry.
 RYLEs PRoMoTED-J. W. Ryles
 
 automobile department of the Stand trd Oil company at Phoenix, nov the army at Camp Funston, ha: 1een promoted to the position nechanician of headquarters com oany, 340 field artillery, according t dvices received in Phoenix yesteI day Ryles in his letter says 9 he Arizona 3oys are anxious to g. nto Camp Kearney at Linda Vist where it is proposed to transfer 2 pr a part of them.
 ARlZONIANS IN FRANCE-Hor 1ce B. Griffen of Company B. anf Ralph Long of Company F of tn Twentieth Regiment of Engineers ar probably the first Arizonans to reac' the other side for war service. Card have been received here from your Griffen who announced their saf arrival in foreign port" Griffe' was Republican correspondent on th Southside and manager of the de partment for a long term of years He is a graduate of the Tempe Nor nal and a well known athlete.