Arizona republican., 1918-05-16

AliHuS OA OhldilOuld yeSleIudy was au- mitted by the supreme court to prac- tice in all the courts of Arizona. MT. Hinds will locate in Douglas.
 LICENSED TO WED-Marriag li- censes were issued yesterday to Floyd C. Pruett, 29, Phoenix and Leola l.. Krebs, IT, Phoenix; Francisco Arellano, 35, Phoenix and Maria Mominguez, 25, Phoenix
 MRS. KRAMER VERY ILL-Mrs. R. William Kramer is critically i'll at her home, 732 East Brill street A state ment to that effect was issued late last night by the attending physician, pr. George E. Goodrich
 CANAL HEARING-An investiga- tion of the service rendered by the New State Canal company was held yesterday by the corporation commits sion. The New State canal is 10 miles south of Phoenix
 PRESBYTERIAN GIRLS-The Girls Mission band and the mothers of the Presbyterian church will give a supper on the lawn of Mrs. Roland c. Dryer, 536 East Moreland, Friday evening at 6:30 o'clock. Those in chs As se request guests to take the Indian sc.ool cars if they come by the street railway.
 FINED FOR SPEEDING-Sam Will son who showed too much speed in driving in from the Country club was fined $10 by Justice De Souza yester- day. Others who were fined in like sum for violating the motor vehicle law were F. Davis and A. Schlessinger. Dick Alvarado against whom there was charge of speeding was transferred to the juvenile court.
 ADAMS IN SERvICE-E. P. Adams, chief clerk of the state engineers of flee under Lamar Cobb, left last even ing for Washington, D. C., where he has been offered a responsible position in the office of public roads. MT. Adams resigned from his position when Engineer Cobb rendered his resignation to Governor Hunt.
 VISITS PHOENIX-R. R. Schweitz- CT, general manager of the Western Machinery company of California and Arizona, arrived in the city yesterday and will spend some time with the local | branch of his company. MT. Schweitz- CT makes his headquarters in Los An Seles, though he spends good portion of his time with the Arizona offices.
 WILL SELL MULE Unless the owner of a brown horse mule, branded | RW, and picked up by the police at | Twentieth avenue and Monroe street 1 " station before ten o'clock this morn ing, the animal will be sold by Chief of Police George O. Brisbois. The animal is an exceptionally valuable one and the owne undoubtedly would be glad to recover his property.
 REVIVAL MEETINGS Evangelist T. w. Phillips of Fort Worth, Tex, is conducting a series of revival meetings for the Church of Christ at it's tent on Grand avenue at the corner of Elev enth avenue. Services begin at S:3j o'clock each evening during the week The Sunday meetings are at II oclocn in the morning. at 3:30 and S30 in the afternoon and evening. The reviv- al began lat ';u' ,:a!.
 CASE APPEALED-The case of o B. Stanton, appellant, vs. Thomas c Job, appellee, yesterday was filed il the supreme court on appeal from the superior court of Yavapai county
 Thomas C. Job, an attorney of Pres. colt, alleging money due for legal serv.
 ices, attached 250,000 shares of th'
 stock of the Hull Copper company
 The plaintiff secured judgment ant
 foreclosure on the copper stock was or
 dered. Stanton appeals to the higl
 court.
 NEW CORPORATIONS Articles O
 incorporation yesterday were filed il
 the office of the state corporation com
 mission by the following: Marks
 Meyer Mining and Leasing company
 American Coal, Timber and Land com
 pany, Western States Securities com
 pany, Sunset Fuel Oil company, Hom Producers company, Peoples Standar Oil company, Premier Oil and Refinin
 company, Bisbee Chino Oil company Kellioka Coal Mining and Sales com
 pany, Silverado Mines company ROOSEVELT WAR RALLY-Ther : is to be a war rally in Neighborhoo
 house in the Roosevelt district on Fri
 day evening of this week at which
 is planned to start the machinery go :, ing which will perfect the organizatio l of a community council of defense fo Il this important district. The meetin will come to order at about ocloc
 and some excellent speakers are ex pected to aid in the forming of tn organization.
 POST FOR PIsHoN-Charles k i Pishon, Arizona representative C Cooper, Coates and Casey, Los Angele p wholesale dry goods jobbers, has bee . shouldered with a new burden. Barr I M. Goldwater, director for Arizona ( 3 the retail merchants War Savings or II ganizations, has named Pishon as hi :. assistant to carry on the war saving r certificates and thrift stamps sale n Pishon has been active in the cam f paign of the Arizona War Saving f committee and in his new post wi
 have abundant opportunity to furtht
 the work.