Arizona republican., 1918-05-23

nix, and Ray OnStott, 19 Phoenix
 AGGRAVATED ASSAULT. e w. Andrews will bo given his prelim- mary hearing on the charge of agra vated assault at o'clock Tuesday afternoon, when he has been ordered to appear before Justice De Souza. The complainant is Maria Falas.
 RED CROSS - The Red Cross re- quests that all holding pledges on bonds auctioned off at the Monday dinner please call at headauarters in the Chamber of Commerce building today and redeem them. This will facilitate matters, say those in charge.
 CASE CONTlNUED.-The personal injury action brought by Guy T. Olds against the Arizona Eastern railroad, which was set for yesterday, was con- tinued until June IT, owing to the fact that Judge Pattee of Pinal county, who is to sit in the case, was holding court in Tucson.
 AMERICAN CHlcLE MANA. w. Lawton, widely known representative of the American Chicle company, has returned to Phoenix and will for some time to come resume active promotion of the sales of the many products of his company.
 COTTON MEETiNG.-There will be a meeting of the Arizona Cotton Grow CTS association on Saturday afternoon at o'clock at which important busi- ness is scheduled to be transacted. The meeting will take place in the Water Users building.
 ICE FOR PRISONERS-The new ice plant recently completed at the state penitentiary at Florence will begin tn I A. Ladd, chairman of the commission of state institutions. The plant has a capacity of two tons of ice daily. SPRINGS TO OPEN-Contrary to erroneous reports, there will be a ticket and freight agent at Iron Springs this summer. He will open the station about the middle of June for the sea- son. All baggage sent there must be prepaid.
 BUSINESS VIslToRs.-c. O. Ellis. | cashier of the Bank of Douglas and president of the recently organized Western States Security company, and pr. A. J. Chandler, secretary and treas urer of the latter named company, were business visitors in Phoenix yes | terday.
 NEW RATIoNS-Articles of | incorporation yesterday were filed in the office of the state corporation commission by the Continental Novelty company, the Patterson Auto Supply company the F. J. O'Neill Medicine company and the United States Con- | crete company.
 DEFRAUDlNG iNNKEEPER. - On ] the charge of defrauding an innkeeper, warrants were issued yesterday for Modesto Yalos and Filverto Zineiro. The complaining witness is Angela Padilla, with whom the men are all legged to have boarded at 229 South Fifth street.
 SURPRISE WEDDING.-Only the required number of witnesses were present in Judge Stanford's chambers yesterday when the marriage of Fay Onstott to Walter E. Lewis took place. No announcement had been made of the event, the news of which will come as a surprise to the friends of the couple.
 PUPILS RECITAL-A very inter- esting recital is scheduled to take place at the School of Music Saturday after noon at 3:30 o'clock when pupils from | the class of Franz Darvas in piano will play their final recital of the sea- son. They will be assisted by the violin and expression pupils | POSTPONE PICNlC-The picnic of the Young Peoples society of the Mis- sionary church will be held at East lake part Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock. instead of Thursday evening as previously announced. Those in charge cordially invite all the young people of the church to attend and to bring their friends.
 DANCE SATURDAY-The Wood men of the World have discontinued their Friday night dances at Eastlake park, but some of the boys of the lodge announce that they have taken oveI the floor and have arranged for two of the best musicians obtainable fol Saturday night. The dance will be given in the pavilion at Eastlake park and those in charge invite the public to attend. The dances will be giver every Saturday night.
 | TYPOS OVER TOP. Mesdame; Cavanaugh, Dunlap and Galliver yes terday came to The Arizona Repub-
 lican as a Red Cross committee to so. licit the aid of The Arizona Repub- lican chapel. The chapel is the officia
 title of the organization of printer!
 upon the newspaper, and it is almos
 needless to say that after the canvas!
 the visitors departed with 100 per cent
 subscriptions from the Typographica
 boys. The subscriptions were quick,
 and gladly made.
 COPPER COMPANlES-An investi- gation of the shannon Copper company
 of Metcalf and of the Leonard Copper
 company of Gleeson will be held thi!
 morning before the state tax commits
 sion in reference to the value of thos
 companies previous to the completion
 of the assessment rolls. J. w. Bennie
 manager of the two companies. will b. , present to represent their interests. 4
 hearing in regard to the New Cornell; Copper company at Ajo will be hel'
 in the afternoon, with Cleon T. Knapp
 attorney, representing that company REVOLUTIONARY CLoCk-Head quarters of the Red Cross receive yesterday. as a donation, an old clocl
 used in the days of the revolution
 This clock will be auctioned off late
 in the week, the proceeds to go { [ the war fund. The clock has tw
 hands but it hasn't any legs, bu
 otherwise it is in fairly good healtl at hut -1af,