Arizona republican., 1917-11-20

ernoon at 5: 30 o'clock. good pro- gram has been prepared and refresh ments will be served.
 FAIR WEEK SPEEDERS-Fair week speeders brought before Justice De Souza yesterday and who paid fines of S10 each were E. W. Baker and o. L. ! Standage
 LICENSED TO WED-Marriage li- censes were issued yesterday to Henry 1 Fortin, -2S, Phoenix and Sara MorreIl, 25, Phoenix; Alfonzo Ramirez, IS, Tol- leson and Adrello Chavez IS, ToIleson; Hosea c. Cline, 31, Canyon and Daisy F. DeXfield. 24, Pittsburg
 RETURNS TO PHOENIX-L J. Charles, the auto painter of 507 North ] Fourth street, returned to Phoenix yes | terday after spending the summer in
 the east. He says he is glad to get l back to Phoenix and has seen enough of the east to last him the rest of his | life
 NEfGHRoRHooD cLUB-The reg ular meeting of the Neighborhood club will be held at the Neighborhood House | Wednesday afternoon, November 21 1 The civic committee is in charge of the
 program. Those in charge urge all members to be present.
 ! VISITING HERE-Mr and Mrs. c.
 E. Adams are guests at the Hotel | Adams while visiting here for a few days. MT. Adams is general manager of the Hercules Mining company of Ray.
 SPEEDERS ARE FINED-Four l speeders were before City Magistrate Frank Thomas yesterday afternoon in police court. They represented the | Saturday night and Sunday grist of | that class of offenders Fines of s10 were assessed in each instance. c Lockett will have charge of the pro- gram at the meeting of the Washing l ton Women's club which will be held 1 at the Washington school Friday aft ernoon, November 23 at 2:30 o'clock. | The hostesses of the meeting will be | Mrs. D. c. Leek and Mrs. H. P Banks.
 BEDDING FACTORY AFIRE-The fire department was called yesterday forenoon ta .310 West Washington street. when a motor in the factory of the Arizona Bedding company, became | overloaded and ignited some cotton and other materials in the structure. The blaze was extinguished after damage amounting to about S400 had been done @IssssSgg COUPLE ARE WEDDED-Hosea Cline, a well known cattle man of the | valley, and Miss Daisy Bexfield were | quietly married yesterday afternoon at | 4:30 o'clock at the residence of T. J. Cavness, $40 East Culver street. The | ceremony was performed by Rev. Rock | of the Calvary Baptist church. Miss Bexfield is a well known nurse of ] Phoenix.
 WINTERS CHILL BLAST-The ad- vance guard of cold weather has ar rived and will present itself in Justice Wheelers court at o'clock this after noon. It is the first preliminary hear | ing this season in which the defendant | is charged with stealing quilts and | blankets. Refugio FrinbreZ is acused by Mrs. Martha Wood of stealing bed { clothing from her rooming house in the | down town district
 DEWEY THURLO AGAIN-Dewey | Thurlo. who escaped from jail on July
 27 and was recaptured some months | later, will be given his preliminary on l the jail break charge at 10 o'clock | Thursday morning, in Justice De | SouZa's court. Thurlo had his former | bearing in the same court which held | him to answer on a bad check charge.
 APPROVES ACCOUNTiNG-Judge l Lyman yesterday approved the first final accounting and report and enter 1 ed a decree of distribution in the es-
 tate of Henry c. Fisk. The estate val
 ued at $5,500 was left to the widow
 Mrs. Sara G. Fisk and the Phoenix
 Savings Bank and Trust company is | administrator with the will annexed
 TO ADDRESS CLUB-H. K. Lamon
 of the United States bureau of animal husbandry, will address the Kiwanis
 club at their luncheon tomorrow at the
 Y., M. c. A. MT. Lamon will explain what the federal bureau is doing in
 conserving and developing the live rk.1- ID Cater and H. M. Maus are scheduled to give talks and MT. Maus will also
 donate the attendance prize.
 NEW RATIONS-Articles of
 incorporation were filed yesterday in the office of the state corporation com
 mission by the following new concerns:
 Federal Oil and Refining company;
 United Chino Oil and Refining com
 pany, United States Household Neces-
 sity company, Sombrero Butte Copper
 company, Little Mary M. and M. com-
 pany, Circle Park Mining company,
 Arizona Motor Car association, Limit
 ed; Allison Manufacturing company.
 Longren Aircraft company, General
 Securities Investment corpora ton. SEEKING HER DAUGHTER-Mrs.
 S. P. Wilkes, of Sylvia, N. C., has
 written Chief of Police Brisbois asking
 his assistance in locating her daughter,
 Florence Wilkes. The letter states
 that Miss Wilkes was last heard of in
 this city about two years ago, at which
 time she was employed in a local hos
 pital She is a graduate nurse, with
 both insane and general hospital train
 ing. Since last heard of, her brother Frank has died, so the mothers letter
 states Any information concerning
 Miss Wilkes should be communicated to- Chief RriSboiS
 PATHETIC CASE-Attention has 'been called to particularly pathetic
 case in this county. Two old people, man and wife, nearly so years of age
 have been practically dependent for
 about year upon SIP a month allowed
 them by the county. The wife is now very ill and the aged husband is so crippled with rheumatism that he can- not properly cook food for the invalid.
 They live in a little hut and friends
 feel that something should be done for
 them. Anyone interested can secure
 the names and address from The Re- publican.
 WANTED-Room and board in pri- | fay fa,. i-i