Arizona republican., 1917-12-07


 company left last night on business trip to New York city.
 PLEADS GUILTY-H. B. Seeley, who entered plea of guilty to trans porting liquor, will be sentenced by Judge Stanford at 9:30 o'clock this morning.
 PRIZE CAKE BAKER-Mrs. R. M. Johnson who for the past five years has taken prizes for dark fruit cakes at the state fair, is now baking cakes to order. She uses the same recipe with which her prize winning cake was baked.
 FROM ILLlNOIS-Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fades of Murphysboro, Illinois, arrived in Phoenix last evening to spend the holidays with Mrs. Fades sisters, Mrs. A. c. Macdonald and Mrs. Marie F. Littleton. Mrs. Littleton had not seen her youngest sister in 20 years.
 OUT OF TOWN Police Judge Thomas yesterday afternoon gave | ''floaters" to two men picked up by the police on vagrancy charges and one for begging.
 A PERPETUATED NAME-The two months old son of MT. and Mrs. Martin Herlick has just been named Hans Martin Herlick after his grandfather, pioneer of this city and one of its leading business men. MT. Herlick died a half dozen years ago.
 WILL cAMOUFLAGE - MT. and Mrs. J. w Canning yesterday received a letter from their son Harry, who early in the war enlisted and has been assigned to a camouflage regi- ment. He is now waiting at Washing ton to be sent across.
 CHICKEN DINNER - A good old | fashioned chicken dinner will be served at the Central Methodist church, cor ner of Central avenue and Monroe | street, Saturday from II to ? o'clock. | Chicken sandwiches will also be for sale. The proceeds will go for charity
 GOVERNOR WILL SPEAK-Gover- nor Thomas F. Campbell and Dr James Frances of Los Angeles will speak tonight to the Brotherhood of the First Methodist church. This | meeting is open to all the men of the city. The meeting opens at 80 o'clock but the speaking will not begin until about o'clock.
 TOO MUCH STEEL-Ad Lemon who is alleged to have threatened G O. Brown with a butcher knife, was taken into custody yesterday by Depu- | ty Sheriff David Driskell Lemor claims that Brown is responsible fol his cattle disappearing and that ht gave him a chance to make a money settlement When he refused it is alleged Lemon resorted to a knife.
 GIVEN DEcREE-Failure to pro vide on the part of Andrew Scharing- son won a divorce for his wife 1T Judge Lyman's court yesterday. Schar- ingson, who is a mining man in Pima county, must pay his wife $50 month alimony The couple were married 1T Grants Pass, April 27, 1895.
 NEW ONcERNS-Articles of in. corporation were filed yesterday in tn, office of the state corporation com mission by the following new con cerns: Le Master Peanut Butter com pany Occidental Cattle company, Gol( Molybdenum Mining company.
 SOME llCENSES-Theo offices of tn secretary of state at the state hous, are being re-arranged to accommodat, the receipt of the many thousands o 1918 motor vehicle license plates whicl are expected shortly. An entirely nev set of shelves is being installed for tha i IS JUVENlLE-Amelio Rodern, wh was arrested on complaint of w. R Reno for petty larceny, was arraigne, before Justice De Souza and the cas transferred to the juvenile court Tn defendant is alleged to have stole, three quilts.
 SWEAR TO AGE-Frank Parker an Leo Barnes, the two young men ac cused of having stolen the auto of Dl J. c. Norton, were arraigned yesterda in Judge De Souza's court and as eacf l n CnV 4La IS years of age, the cases were trans ferred to the juvenile court. IS HELD UP- Twenty dollars i bills, s20 in silver and a gold handle knife were taken from Everett Law o 17O7 East Madison street when he wa held up several nights ago, accordin to report made to the police by Law Law believes he can identify the ma who robbed him.
 FRATERNAL DANCE - Saturda night will be the regular social nigh
 of the Fraternal Brotherhood and tn
 dance will begin promptly at o'clocl
 The best of music will be furnishe
 and a good time is assured the mem bers and their friends, who are cor l. dially invited to attend, by those charge
 e STEPHENS IS VlSIToR-Williai Stephens of Prescott, chairman of tn ] board of supervisors of Yavapai coun ] ty, was in Phoenix yesterday and mad a visit to the state house. Mir. Stephen
 was accompanied by Architect Bow
 man of Denver who is supervising th e construction of the new quarter of
 million dollar court house at Presco
 for Yavapai county.
 CONTINUE HEARING-The heal e ing before the corporation commissio n of the charges made by the Shit a Stage Line of Globe against u O Globe Miami Auto line was yesterds
 continued indefinitely by the commi,
 sion. Complaint had been made tn;
 the latter line had been cutting staf - fares below the established price. IT s status of the Globe Miami line will l ]. ascertained before the final hearing
 held.
 A TRIPLE SMASH Mrs. R. .
 Wright, who lives about half mi y out on the Tempe road was driving g First avenue betw>sn Adams al if Washington yesterday when she sa, s her car was struck by another machil Il coming in an opposite direction. IT
 impact caused her to lose control ten
 porarily and she drove her car in
 another auto, breaking the fender # the latter and smashing Mrs. Wright g headlight. The smash occurred at l. o'clock yesterday afternoon. VI QUICK WORk-It took the poll g less than 24 hours to locate the stol. l, bicycle lost by Mail Carrier Murph
 MT. Murphy delivered a special delive
 letter at The Republican office, leavil
 his wheel outside. Returning in le t than five minutes, he found tse m ol chine had been stolen. Officer B,
 Anderson found it shortly after da,
 light Wednesday morning at Six
 street and Fillmore
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