Arizona republican., 1917-10-23
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JOINS NAVY.-Claude Champion, who enlisted in the navy last week was a passenger on last nights train for Fl Paso.
 RETURNS .HOME-K Oemzbac ck who had been in the valley several weeks, returned to his home in New .olk City last night
 VACATION TRIP.-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Long left last night on a va cation trip to Los Angeles.
 TO EASTERN POlNTS.-Mrs. F. J. Ackley left last night for Davenport, Iowa, her former home. She will also visit in Chicago and Kansas City be- fore her return home in a couple of months.
 SECOND OFFENSE-For the sec ond offense K. D. Evans was fined S25 for speeding by Justice De Souza yesterday. H. L. Aller was fined s for violating the motor vehicle law and A. l.. Haynes was fined in the same amount
 MRS. IVY BETTER.-Mrs. James ", worthy matron of the Eastern Star. who has been seriously i'll at her home nine miles west of Phoenix for some time, is reported to be much improved in health. It is expected that she will be able to be about shortly.
 CONTINUEC-J. R. Beasley con victed for the murder of John Bell by jury in Judge Sanford's court last Friday appeared for sentence yester- day Granting the motion of Beas- ley's council for continuance the matter will be taken up Wednesday at o'clock when motion for new trial will be argued.
 NEW KISSEU MANA new addi- tA of Auto company is W. E. J. Holmes, who is well known among the automobile men here Holmes joined the Kissei forces yesterday and with George H. Rueben, J. J. McAleer, Ed. Thilenius and Jack Taggert the nissel Auto com pany is well rounding into a crack selling organization.
 LICENSED TO WED-Marriage li- censes were issued yesterday to Otis 1 ". Pafford, 34, Phoenix ard Vera J. Benney, "A, Phoenix; John Weidemaier, 50 RaWlins, Wy. and Elizabeth Mover, 4, Nortonville, Kansas; Jesus Serrato, 33 Glendale and Otilia Parada 31. Glen dale
 i FOOD MEETING-Under the aus pices of the home economies depart ment of the Woman's club, Mrs. Joseph ] Stark, chairman, a well arranged pro- l gram will be presented at the club this 1 afternoon. George H. Smalley will be 1 among the speakers, his subject being Food Conservation
 ! PATRIOTIC BONFIRE.-A patriotic ] bonfire will be staged in the Roose- i yelt district at Roesers' store, tonight i to herald in Liberty Day. The affair will start at s o'clock Prominent mem- ] bers of the district will speak on Lib erty bonds. Those in charge urge thai i everyone in the district be present
 HERE FROM COAST.-E w. Tn- nam, representing the Chanslor and Lyon company of Los Angeles, has ] cume to Phoenix to make his pernla nent home. He will continue to repre- sent the Los Angeles company. Nil and Mrs. Trenam are at home at the Power apartments, Third avenue anG Roosevelt street.
 l CREIGHTON p. T. A.-Members O
 the Creighton Parent Teacher associ- ation will meet at the home of Mrs Will Mosser at l. 30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon to sew for the Red Cross
 There will be an all day meeting I
 the school house on Friday for th'
 benefit of the Red Cross, needed sup
 plies and hospital garments will b, i made at this time.
 TOO MUCH TRAIN-Found guilt,
 in superior court of having operated
 train in Maricopa county on May
 1916 of more than seventy cars con
 trary to law, the Arizona Eastern rail
 road company appealed the decisiol to the supreme court. The case wa
 argued and submitted yesterda }
 George Purdy Bullard appeared for ta
 Arizona Eastern and Wiley E. Jones
 D1 uaY
 ben. assistant attorney general for tn
 state.
 rcW CORPORATIONS Articles o
 incorporation were filed yesterday i
 the office of the state corporation
 commission by the following neV
 concerns: Oklahoma. and Arizona De
 velopment company, Matthews Pain
 company, A. and o. Zinc and Oil com
 pany, Jerome Anaconda Mining com
 pany, Gordon Copper company, Chlo
 ride Enterprise Mining company
 Texas Arizona Copper company, Kan
 sasWyoming Oil company. Palac
 Commercial company.
 JAPANESE DIES.-Ishii the youn Japanese who was injured in an acci
 dent late Friday evening, died yes
 terday morning at the Sisters hospita
 Following the operation, which wa
 performed in the hope of saving hi life, he rallied on Saturday and tn
 attending surgeon felt greatly encour aged but serious internal complication ended his life. The inquest will be hel today and the funeral will take plac
 on Friday at the Whitney establish ment, under the auspices of the Jap ar A~~ @esooiation.
 SERIOUSLY ACCUSED Dolors Olives, a fifty-year- old Mexican wa arrested yesterday charged with stat utory offense against Lillian Grant, uegrQ girl nine Yaary If ,Ehe Q1