Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-01-23


TEN POUND SON-To Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred n. Martin there was born
a ter pound son yesterday morning.
MARRIAGE LICeNsEs-Earl ".
Clark of Bath, South Dakota and Es-
Their NJ. Bean We're granted marriage
license yesterday
FROM SAN FRANClSCO-Mrs. Sol
Lewis arrived from San Francisco yes
terday and will be in town a few weeks
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Simon
Oberfelder.
UNDELIVERED TELeGRAMs -
There are undelivcred kilograms at
the Western Union telegraph office
for the following: Artis0n RamaSe,
James Lord, Edwin B. Starr f. j.
Garlic. L. Henne, Jr, J. ID. Houck,
A r. Kossbiel.
MRS. CLARK lLL-The unwelcome
news was received here yesterday of
the serious illness of Mrs William
shaw, sister of Mrs. Clark was called
east d fortnight ago because of her i'll
health.
ALLEGED SLAYER-Charles Nc
ClendCn has been brought 20 Phoenix
to stand trial for white slavery Nc
Clendon was apprehended at Parker
by Assistant L. S. Marshal Fred
Weage. He is alleged to have trans
ported woman from Needles to
Parker fer immoral purposes.
NEW ATTORNEY HERE-Emil Y.
Van BeeVer formerly of Chicago, has
opened law offices in the Walker
building, and has announced that he is
going to enter into the general prac
tice of his profession in Maricopa
county. Mr. Van Beever. made an en-
yrip f1rf fC,. III H.
county, where as a criminal lawyer. he
was connected with practically all of
the noted cases there in the past two
years.
THANK YOU-The Junior Guild of
Trinity Pro- Cathedral desires through
the columns of the Republican to
thank the many kind friends of the
Guild who so generously contributed to
the success of it's vaudeville show at
the Isis theater last Friday night,
among whom are Mr. Art Rick, who
loaned a sketch and coached the per-
Torrance; Mr.. Morton of Donofrio's
flower department for the floral dec
oratiOns and Master Stanley Worcester
for his Charlie Chaplin stunt
FOR MlGRATION-M. E. Bemis,
editor of the Southwestern StOckman
was appointed immigration commits
sioner by the board of supervisors yes
terday. Bemis will be allowed S2500 a
year in which to place the county be-
fore the gaze of the public. Articles,
lectures. pamphlets, and other features
of publicity in which Bemis Will have
the cooperation of the different
boards of trade throughout the county.
The supervisors canvassed the returns
of road district Number ,, Judge j. C.
Phillips and William Creighton having
been chosen trustees. Time for hear
ings on road petitions were also set
which concluded the regular weekly
business session of the hoard
COLLEGE CHUMS MEET-College
chums met for the first time in seven
teen years yesterday when Clyde NJ
Candy, local attorney and r. L. Good
year, a wealthy farmer of Washington
passed on the street. They recognized
each other at once as having been
classmates and close friends at Tri
State College in Angola, Indiana. Mr..
Goodyear stated that he had been here
several weeks and that he was seriously
contemplating making this his home
1t is his idea to take up a large tract
of land a few miles from the city. He
/ has Travelled extensively but believes
that Phoenix has the most perfect win
ter climate in the world.