Arizona republican., 1918-03-01
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MISSION BAND-The Girls, Mis- sion band and the little Lightbearers will meet Saturday at 2:30 o'clock at the Presbyterian church.
 LICENSED TO WED-A marriage license was issued yesterday to Will T. Smith, 47, Phoenix, and Carrie w. Watson. 5. Phoenix.
 GENTLEMAN HEBREW. B. Vail, a prominent cattleman of the state, is guest at the Hotel Adams while here on a short business trip. MT. Nail's home is at Tucson.
 OVERALLS-SHOE Overalls and shoes for boys of from 10@to F years of age are needed for worthy. people. Those who will help in this matter are urged to notify the Associated Charities.
 HALLMARK HERE - H. C. Hall- mark, general freight and passenger agent for the Arizona Eastern, spent yesterday in Phoenix on a short busi- ness trip. He returned to his head quarters in Tucson last evening.
 FROM FL PASO-Otto Ern, trav- cling freight and passenger agent for the Texas & Pacific, returned to his headquarters in Fl Paso last eve ming, after spending a couple of days in this city attending to business in- terests.
 FORD STOLEN-Ford auto truck No. 4, belonging to the Pacific Gas and Electric company, is reported to have been stolen from the corner of Fillmore street and Fifth avenue Tuesday even ing. Efforts to locate the machine have thus far proven unavailing. The license number is 1866 and the body number $50, ,16S.
 PUPILS IN RECITAL-Pupils in the classes of the vocal, piano and danc- ing classes of the Arizona School of music. tomorrow will present an at tractive recital. The program is open to the public.
 CORPORAL MONTGOMERY HERE W. S. Montgomery, Jr., who has at- tained the position of corporal, re- turned Wednesday from Camp Fun ston, to be with his family. Mont gomery is on a furlough of Is days.
 CENTRAL M. E. CHURCH LUNCH Circle number three of the Central Methodist church will serve a home cooked luncheon in the church parlors, Saturday, March ?, from II to o'clock. Separate tables will be provided for mechanics
 TELEGRAMs - Undelivered tele- grams are at the Western Union Tel egraph Co. for R. A. Chapman, T. L. Landis, R. T. Prall, F. s. Ivey, Ger trude Niewoll, Jess T. Payton, Orne- 1 las, Mexican consulate; Louis $. | Crosse, Sgt. Harry c. Browne PLEADS GUILTY = Will Garner, porter on the Santa Fe, yesterday changed his plea of not guilty Of violating the liquor law to guilty, and was sentenced to serve 30 days | in the county jail and pay a fine of | $500 by Judge Stanford yesterday l RETURNS TO kANSAS-Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Root and family, who have been spending the winter in the valley, boarded last evenings train for their home in Labanon, Kansas. Mir. and Mrs. Root were greatly inn pressed with this part of the coun- | try and may decide to return here ANOTHER VICTORY-The boys of St. Marys school defeated the Adams school baseball team yesterday in a even-innings game by a score of to l. Aftermath was catcher for the winners, while Hickey and Scutt alternated at pitcher. Art and Vern composed the battery for the losers. 1 Alexander Ackel made home run in the third inning.
 FURNITURE NEEDED-The Asso- ciated Charities is badly in need of furniture, particularly of mattresses, for the needy. Some families have lost their all by fire recently and others are destitute. Those who can donate furniture to the cause are urged by the Associated Charities to make this fact known at the office of the organization.
 THROWN FROM HORSE = The small son of MT. Childers, a farmer living near the Indian school, re- ceiveu painful but not serious injuries yesterday when thrown from a horse which he was riding. The animal had not been used for saddle pur- poses for some time, it is declared, and the boy was unable to manage him. The accident occurred about | o'clock yesterday afternoon. The lad suffered abrasions and decorations of the chin and the knocking out of two teeth. Dr. Kimball Bannister at tended his injuries.
 GASOLINE IGNlTES-Gasoline fall ing on the floor of the gasoline and oil station at Second avenue and Adams street at 12: 30 o'clock yester- day. afternoon became ignited. Ar alarm was sounded calling out the downtown department. but the blaze : had been extinguished by those ir charge of the station before the de- partment arrived. The Bowser tanks
 with which the station is equipped
 prevented the flames communicating to the stored gasoline and no materia . damage resulted.
 FOR TRESPASS-On complaint O
 H. c. Claine, John T. Boyd and Pat . rick c. Clark were taken into custody on the charge of trespassing. Clain,
 charges that the defendants tres. passed on his property 35 miles nortl
 of Phoenix, entering the premises ant
 cutting wood on the place. Boyd ant Clark claim that they located a min.
 ing claim and were within thei
 rights. They were released on thei
 own recognizance and will be giver
 a preliminary hearing before Justic,
 De souza at 2 o'clock Tuesday after
 noon.