Arizona republican., 1917-11-01
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 MOTOR VEHICLE LAW-Justice De SOuZa yesterday fined R. G. Geenan S10 for violation of the motor vehicle law.
 LISTING HERE - Mrs. A. B. Chaney of Wellton, Ariz, is visiting MT and Mrs. H. B. Clancy of West Adams street.
 NEW CORPORATION - Articles of incorporation were lneo ves in the office of the state corporation commission by the Mines Investment companv.
 BIG sUBscRIPTloN-Among those who subscribed for Liberty loan bonds of the second issue, without being requested to do so, were Gen eral and Mrs. Sampson, who obligated themselves to purchase s700 worth of the federal paper.
 ASKS DECREE-Charging cruelty, Joseph H. Young instituted divorce proceedings in the superior court yes terday against Clella Young. The couple were married in Winslow, Feb ruary 23, 1915 and have one child. The plaintiff asks for the custody of the baby.
 LICENSED TO WED-Marriage li- censes were issued yesterday to Mo- desto Ledesuma, 36, Phoenix and Cruz Naranjo, 26, Phoenix; Thomas z. Smith, AS, Phoenix and Roda Belle Turner, 26, Phoenix
 DEPUTY SHERIFF BACk-Deputy Sheriff Charles NafZinger has returned from a two weeks vacation passed in hunting in the mountain northeast of Phoenix.
 RETURN OF MRS. MlLLER-Mrs. w. T. Miller who left her home in an automobile and it was feared by her husband and son had been lost on the desert'or had met with an accident, re- turned safely to her home west of the city on Tuesday afternoon. WINNERS BIBLE CLASS All members of the Winners Bible class i are invited to spend a social evening at the First Methodist Episcopal church parlors this evening. Every one is requested to come in Hallowee en costume.
 PRESBYTERIAN EXCEPTIONAL reception for the congregation will be given at the Presbyterian church next Friday evening at o'clock A pro gram will be given and refreshments
 
 their friends are cordially invited to attend by those in charge
 NOVEMBER TERM.-United States District Attorney Thomas A. Flynn, who is in Tucson on business relative 10 the November term of the United i States federal court, is expected to re- turn to Phoenix within the next few days. Mir. Flynn's presence in Tucson was also required by a civil case which ! is being tried therS a, the present i time.
 WILD ONES AT FAIR.-The exhibit ! of wild animal life of Arizona, which , is tC be a prominent feature at the coming state fair, already is being col i lected at the fair grounds by Joe V 1 P1cchaska, state game warden, under 1 whose direction the exhibit is being made. The list of wild animals is head eI by three fine specimens of deer. f FINE WINDOW DISPLAY - Be- ginning with today, pedestrians who are given to window shopping, vii doubtless have tEeir attention called to the show windows of Hege & Co. jewellers, who will make display O handsome silver loving cups that firm has engraved for the state fair. is a collection worth looking at.
 WAR AND CHURCH-"The ,churcl and the world war" is the subjec upon which the Rev. MT. w. S. Bu cEanan pastor of the First Christian church, will address his congregation
 next Sunday morning. Rev. Buchanan
 has just visited Camp Funston wher he saw the Arizona boys. He vii tell the home folks about their boy at the service next Sunday morning CHANGES PLEA- Porter Dean Foster pleaded guilty to the charge c bigamy in Judge Stanfords court yes terday. He will be sentenced at 9:3 o'clock this morning. Foster is charge with having married Gertrude Grac Dossett, local nurse when he alread had wife, Cora May Foster, whom h is alleged to have married a few year before in Utah. Foster was given preliminary hearing in the justice coul and bound over to the superior cour where he entered a plea of not guilt! | Yesterday he changed his plea. THEATRICAL RATES.-Applicatio of the Southern Pacific, Santa Fe an Arizona Eastern railroads to raise tn rates for transporting private bag gage cars and other special cars ovt their lines in Arizona was argued Yes terGay in four cases before the cor poration commission. Limiting tt number of head of livestock that ca
 be transported in a baggage car als was a feature of the hearing. I'll cases relate particularly to theatric; cCrdDanies and camping parties. CHILDREN FOR ADOPTiON-Tf Arizona .Children's Home has a bo
 thirteen. years of age for adoption
 for temporary placement in a goo
 hcme. He will need to go to schoo < i''t is g good worker and all right i nve:y way. There also are at the hon S three Mexican children who are in nee 4 of good homes. One is girl thirtee :ears of age, intelligent and a got
 worker. who must be sent to schoo
 but will fill a vacancy in q good Mex
 can hme. The other two are brigl I Mexican children, a boy of eight ar
 girl. nine. Anyone interested
 these children can find out more abol
 them by calling up S493.
 CHANGE OF VENUE-Attorney Js ! Good of Globe who is visiting Pho,
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