Arizona republican., 1918-02-14

baliiff of division 2 being confined te his home with pneumonia; w. J. Os- born, probation officer is suffering from the humps and Mrs. l. L. Harrison, deputy in the office of the clerk of the court, has Liberty measles.
 LICENSED TO WED-A marriage license was issued yesterday to Jesus Moreno, 39, Tempe and Rosalie Men dosa, 29, Tempe.
 VISITING HERE-Mrs. H. C.. Hughes of Indiana is visiting her mothd.. Mrs. E. F. Sutton, of 1895 West Madison street. She will be here for some time.
 TIE LE G R A M S-Undelivered tele- grams are at the Western Union for R. A. Brinley. H. D. Fillmore, H. H. Sillmore, George $. Leatherbury, E. Driver, W. s. Kilgore.
 CIRCLE TO MEET-Circle No. l, of the Central Methodist church, will meet with Miss Jetta Townsend, Fri cay. February 15. Miss Townsend lives at the corner of Thirteenth and Fillmore streets.
 NEW CORPORATIONS-Articlesa af incorporation yesterday were filed i1 the offices of the state corporation commission by the Metal Fabrication company, O. w. 'Timm Airplane cor pOration and the Arizona Commercial Slate company.
 PATRONS DAY - The first of a series of Patrons" days to be given by the primary forenoon school will take place tomorrow morning, Friday, Feb. l5,--When Valentines day pro- gram will be given. Patrons and friends of the school have been invited to attend
 WINS AGAIN - St. Marys school was winner again in a game with the boys of the Monroe school yesterday. The score was to 0. Hickey pitched good game for the winners ana had excellent support. A party in honor of i the event will be gwen soon by the girls of St Mary's school
 MADISON WOMAN'S CLUB-The Madison Woman's club will hold a so- cial meeting Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the auditorium of the dis trict school. The teachers will preside over the gathering to which an invita- tion has been extended to all club mem 1 bers and other women of the district. AT PENlTENTlARY-I Impro e. | ments at the Arizona state penitentiary at Florence are under construction, the commission of state institutions an- nounced yesterday, consisting of out | door sleeping quarters which are being built on the roof of the administration building and are for the use of the off cials and employees at the prison. Dal- ton Loveday of Phoenix has been se- lected as supervisor of construction
 FORGERY .CHARGE-Apolinar Ca macho and Antonio Martinez, were taken into custody yesterday on the l charge of forgery and will be given Enf, De Souza at 10 o'clock Friday morn ing. The check in question is drawn for s97.25 and made payable to w. R Fleming. Martinez claims that the check was given him by Camacho ir payment of gambling debt and that 1t was endorsed when he received it.
 GO TO FLORENCE-Elm Pierson sentenced to life Imprisonment for the murder of Andrew Peay a Glendale rancher and John Fields, the negro wife slayer, who was also given life sentence by Judge Stanford, were taker to Florence yesterday to serve theii time. In custody of Sheriff W. H WilNy and Deputy Sheriff E. J. Warrer the murderers were taken to the peni- tentiary. Another prisoner, H. A.. Ar viso, began his term of s to 10 years for grand larceny yesterday.
 NEW ATTORNEY-On motion of F W. Swenson and the certificate of tht clerk of the supreme court of Colorado certifying to his admission and goot standing, together with the recon mandatory certificate of the Hon George w. Allen, associate justice 0 the supreme court of Colorado, William A. Harllins of Denver, Colorado yester day was admitted by the supreme cour to practice in all the courts of Arizona MT. Harkins will locate in Mesa.
 FOR KINGMAN-Charles R. Howt and Rudolph Kuchler, members of ths state tax commission, left Phoeni2 yesterday for Kingman, where they will investigate the assessment of tht cattle in Navaho county belonging tt the Grand Canyon Cattle compan! and concerning which there is a dis agreement. From Kingman the com missioners will go to Nogales to at tend the annuol meeting of the Ari zona Cattle Growers association.
 TUESDAY PROGRAM-The Wom ans Club program next Tuesday wi be under the direction of the Good Eel lowship Day committee. As this pro
 gram is given for members only, adm:. tance will be by membership car6 Luncheon will be served at one o'clocl 1 luncheon are requested to get thei
 tickets early. No extra plates will
 provided on Tuesday. Mrs. Ralp
 Cameron will be at the clubhouse Fri
 day afternoon for the conven;.nce C
 those who have not already secure
 their tickets.
 l MONDAY LUNcHEON-An old
 fashioned chicken dinner and a pro gram will be given Saturday, Feb. Il at the Central Methodist church b
 the Brotherhoods lunch club betwee
 the hours of 12:30 and 1:30 o'clock i " the afternoon. Charles R. Osburn
 chairman. The invocation will be b pr. Marquis. A trombone solo will | u u rendered and John F. Sunger will tai 7 on the sugject, What Constitutes A Desirable Citizen?" Those who plan [
 attend are requested to meet at tI
 Monroe street entrance of the churc
 at 12:15 o'clock for fellowship hant . shake and to get acquainted" . :. REGISTERING ALIEN ENEMIES VI Yesterday was the last day for tf \. registration of German alien enemie Il Chief of Police George O. Brisbois LII $ der whose direction this work had bee $ carried on reported that upwards
 seventy registrations were mac through his office. He believes, how J ever, that there are still a large nun Der of German Imperial governmel subjects, who have not registered al !, he is in a quandary just how to de II with these. He understands they a v liable to arrest on sight but will ava = instructions from the United Stat D. marshal before taking such steps.
 YEOMEN MEET TONIGHT-Pho
 nix Homestead, Brotherhood of Amel : ican Yeomen. will meet in regul;