Arizona republican., 1906-10-10
: Of Local Interest
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 their children, Miss Nelly and Russell Jr. have returned from their summer visit at Coronado and Long Beach.
 THE W. c. T. U.-The woman's Christian Temperance Union will hold a special meeting at the Chinese Mis- sion IT w. Adams street. this after ! noon, to make final arrangements for the territorial convention which wiii be held at the Baptist church in this city Thursday, october IS.
 RENTED A WINTER HoME-Rob- ert Fullerton, who accompanied by his son, Lawrence Fullerton and a com panion, arrived in the city severa
 days ago has taken for the winter the Jerry Mnlay home on Fest Van Buren street. The property was rented through the agency of the H. l. Lath am company. DISTRICT CoURT-Only two mat , ters were disposed of in district court i yesterday. In the case of K. F. Gar nett against the Arctic Ice company. | judgment was given the plaintiff for l S5612.73 and S2S0 for costs and attor- neys' fees The plaintiff in the di- vorce suit of Louisa Aleman agaisnt 1 Cayatana Aleman was granted a de- Il cree. II
 READY TO TAKE LIFE-The po- 1 | confounded with those of the dog I catcher and they do not reveI in scene . 1 of blood. They do not even want to I kill a dog. but they will do it when | it comes in the line of duty for the l protection of others. An unfortunate i wormeaten and undesirable dog has 1 been reported to them q coupe of
 times as haunting the vicinity of the ! Central school. building and they have i in both instances made a search for i the animal and failed to find him. If anybody knowing his whereabouts vii point him out the police will shoot him.
 ELMER CHAPMAN DEAD-EImer
 Chapman died last night about 80
 o'clock at the Arizona sanitarium. af- ! ter a long illness of a complication of , stomach affections. He was 34 years
 old and not married. He had made q this valley his permanent home for T many years, his parents residing mile o and a half east of the Indian school.
 A few years ago he went to the Bakers = field oil fields. where he was employed - until overtaken with i'll health, which l brought him home. He joined the K. | of P lodge here a number of years ago. The funeral arrangements have not
 been completed. but it is expected the - ] funeral will be held some time on 'I Thursday.
 y RURAL ROUTE CONTESTANTS IS Miss Noami Mckee. who lives on the IL Tempe road. on R. F. D. No 1, entered ie the contest yesterday and will no doubt e- make a strong contestant in the race a- for subscriptions Miss Naomi is D. about 13 years old. bright and alert, 70 attends the Wilson school and has a l- wide field of acquaintances to work in.
 Another to enlist was John Hayes pc Creighton. who lives in the osborn
 district on R. F. D. No. 2. John is l- little rustler and if he sticks to his
 task. will no doubt be among the win is ners when the contest closes The '" boys are little in the lead thus far
 in entering their names. but a notable '- fact is that in the contests given by
 other western and eastern papers, the e' girls rank highest. So girls. its up t'
 you. You had better get in now ana
 win valuable scholarship.
 FRESH FROM RUSSlA-Sunday
 there arrived in Phoenix, a youns
 man. a Russian peasant, who has
 come all the way from Russia to Visi
 his brother. who lives here. The nam
 of the traveller is Stauislaw Bagenski " and his brother is Frank Bagensli who lives at IF East Jefferson street
 The stories told by the young man al
 fulf of interest and every day sinc or his arrival he has been heseiged b!
 numerous Russians who live in thi
 section. and who are eager to lear
 from him the late news. Frank Ba
 genski has been in the United State er' six years. the past two years hGvin Ls worked as teamster on the Roosevel It road He speaks good English but Ina me to interpret the remarks of his brother me Neither of the men have ever served q m U. the Russian army having all of thei u" lives followed agriculture. At preseu tC, in the home province Of the Bage1 -. skis the socialists, made up largely c .- ,P the farm helpers, arc burning tn S homes of the wealthy land lords. O 5st account of the turbulent situatio nS many are leaving Russia without an
 thought of their property.
 .S & PHOENIX IN MUSIC AND DRAM
 Miss Grace Kohl started Wednesda .. to the Arizona School of Music. MiS tae Kohl is a natural born musician. Sh ion has never taken a lesson in music, bJ For since years of age has been able ,r+ play any piece she heard on the plan 'f,,I and under the instructions of sue ,an teachers as the Arizona School on Music possesses she will reach tt of highest round in the ladder of su' frs cess. Mr. Ralph Sparks, young ma
 who has grown to manhood in tn ore valley left last night for Chicag ac- where he will take course in drama Ich tic art Phoenix has turned out son be good play people. Miss Ethel McMu the len. who played the past season ing Eastlake park was a Phoenix gil ths. Miss Edith Campbell. who has gaine A. fame as an actress on the coast wa Ter. a Phoenix girl. Miss Edith Wyil of youngest daughter of Dr. Win Wyh lew is an actress in California and IS mee his ing with success. And Phoenix all by holds a small claim on the pOpuli net actor, Ernest LamsOn, brother of Pro 119. Lamson of the LamsOn Business co ion lege. The many friends of MT Sparl