Arizona republican., 1918-05-24
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 SPEEDING FINE-Herbert L. stev enson, Central avenue speeder, was fined $10 by Justice Wheeler yester- day.
 MOTOR VEHICLE LAW-Ernest Bachman was fined s10 by Justice De Souza yesterday for violating the mo- tor vehicle law.
 GUILD MEETING PosTPoNED-I The supper of the Westminster guild of the Presbyterian church which was to have been given tonight, has been indefinitely postponed.
 CASE DISMISSED-The case against Pedro Vasquez, charged with obtain ing property by a bogus check, was dismissed by Justice Wheeler yester- day.
 DOGS FOR ADoPTIoN-Th hu- mane officer reports that two male dogs want homes. Anybody wishing to investigate, call at 649 North Third avenue.
 BAPTIsT CIRCLE NO 1-Circle No. of the Baptist church will meet with Mrs. J. c. Reed, S30 North Second avenue, at ? o'clock Saturday afternoon.
 ST. MARY's JUNIoRs-The Junior Red Cross of St. Mary's school is re- quested to meet at the school at [ o'clock Saturday evening to take part in the Red Cross parade.
 B. w. R. MEETlNG-A meeting will be held at the high school audi torium next Wednesday night to dis cuss farm and industrial units under the organization known as the E. | W. R.
 Nrxu CopoopArioN ..;, incorporation yesterday were filed in the office of the state corporation com mission by the Western Copper com pany and the Inspiration Oil and Re | cining company.
 ! ASKS RECElVER-Philip McEntee, who alleges that he has a claim against the Shamrock Mining company, yes | terday brought action against the com | pany in the superior court, asking that d receiver be appointed.
 | OFF TO COAST-Mrs. Charles J. Gaupp and son Eldred, left on the Santa Fe train last night for San Francisco, where they will spend the summer with Mrs. Gaupp's parents. Mir. and Mrs. J. E. McGann. They will return in September.
 COTTON MEETING-The Arizona | Cotton Growers association will meet at o'clock Saturday afternoon in | the auditorium of the Water Users building. It is special meeting | called for the purpose of discussing matters of importance to the growers. l LICENSED TO WED-Marriage li- | censes were issued yesterday to Eu- gene c. Holder, 30, Payson, and Edna J. Childers, IS, Payson; George F. | Frederickson, 25. Grand Prairie Tex, and Isabelle Click, 2S, Middletown, Ohio; Walter A. Brown, 22, Phoenix, and Mary Gladys Lockwood, 29, Phoenix.
 JUDGE OFFICIATES-Gaining the title of the Marrying Judge" because of the number of ceremonies he has been called upon to perform, Judge Stanford added one more to the list yesesterday when he married Miss Edna J. Childers and Eugene c. Holder. Both young people register from Pay | son.
 COLUMBIA INVITES SOLDIERS The management of the Columbia theater has extended to all of our men who have been called off to the colors, a most cordial invitation to visit the Columbia Sunday and Mon day as guests of the management, and to express the wish of good luck and . SOOSpeeQ lflc sale TeIuTn Ol GdCu anu every one of them.
 i GIVEN DEcREE-Leaving her hus- band on Thanksgiving day. 1916, be- cause she believed her life was not safe while she remained with him was the story told by Mrs. Maude K. Wright on the witness stand in Judge Stanfords court yesterday. On cor roboration of her testimony, Judge l y1t tah Ub q vorce and the right to resume her maiden name, Maud K. Gooch.
 DEGREE GRANTED-David Shubin member of the Russian colony at Glendale, was granted a divorce yes- terday from Mary Shubin on the ground of desertion. Shubin, who is merchant, was granted the custody of his son on a showing made that the mother was not the proper person to
 have charge of the child. She is liv-
 ing in Los Angeles at present and her daughter has been made a ward of the juvenile court. Judge Stanford signed the decree.
 IN SUPREME COURT-The case oi George H. Dunbar, George Wilson and , Harriet E. Green, appellants vs. Alice Morajeska and Victor Morajeska, ap- pellees, yesterday was argued before
 the supreme court and ordered submit
 ted. The case of Richard V. Dey, ap-
 pellant, vs. Laurel Canyon, Mining company, appellee, heretoforp set fol hearing before that court on May 27
 yesterday was set aside until further order.
 TEMPE SOLDIERS DANCE - IT honor of the boys from Tempe an,
 vicinity who are to leave Phoeni,
 next Monday with the next contingent ! for Camp Cody, Deming, New Mexico there is to be a dance given on this l Friday. evening, at Cosmopolitan hal } in Tempe, beginning at o'clock. Al . their friends and relatives are invited {, to attend this farewell party ant