Arizona republican., 1908-11-15
OF LOCAL INTEREST

A WEDDlNG-Wallace Washington and Dora Wilson were united in mar
 riage by Justice Johnstone yesterday | afternoon.
 A SCIENTIFIC LECTURE-Prof. O.
 A. Phelps will lecture at Lamson's hall
 tonight at 7:SO Subject, Popular
 Fallacies.''
 THE BISBEE BUNCH-This town | will seem lonely for day or two un | til the populace gets used to it. The | lively Bisbee crowd made up mostly 1 of politicians and all good fellows left | last night for the south, all but a few l of them. Phoenix would be glad to i have fair all the time if it could, if | the Bisbee contingent would remain | through !t.
 | BUYS A MTTCHElL-J G. Spangler | of Mesa, who was one of the county commissioners at the fair, has just purchased at 30 h.p. Mitchell touring
 car from the Greer Robbins company. The price of the car was S1.700. r. H. Greer, who has been in Phoenix but q ] few days has already sold several Nit
 chell cars and will probably dispose of
 the three new cars which were shipped here last week.
 PRIZE JELLY cAKE-The special | special prize for the best jelly cake
 which was offered by the Arizona Os-
 trich Farm, was awarded yesterday to | Mrs. l.. D. DamerOn. Her cake tasted ! just a little bit better than any of the others and that is the proof of jelly cake as well as of pudding. The prize. which was presented by Mrs. w. $. Pickerell, was the choice of one beauti- | full black or white plume or of a black ' or white feather fan.
 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. - First ! Church of Christ, Scientist, Post office building entrance on Monroe street. Morning service at II am. Subject of Lesson Sermon, "Mortals And Inn mortals." Sunday-school at 9:45 am. Wednesday evening meeting at 7:30. Reading room open daily to the public. all authorized Christian Science litera- ture may be purchased. Visitors are welcome. Mrs. Harry Heap. of Pres 
 There" by H. P. Danls.
 NO COMPLAINT MADE-The man. agement of athletics in the Tempe nor maj school wish to deny the statement made in a recent edition of The Re publican in the Tempe column to the effect that they complained about their entries in the interscholastie meet at the fair not being accepted. The time limit for the entries was Monday night and they were unable to get their en- tries in shape by that time. Later when they were presented and not ac- cepted no complaint was made.
 FINE LAVATORIES-One of the ex- hibits in the trades tent at the fair, which, while it was small, attracted a good deal of attention. was that of the standard" lavatories displayed by Geo. Hageman. This make of bath tubs and washstands is known all over the world ! and has taken prizes at many interna- tionaI expOsitions. Among them are the first prizes at Chicago, Paris and St. Louis. The porcelain tubs are really things of beauty and most in l viting The prices are quite reason ! able both for the tubs and installation. | MT Hageman has furnished many | Phoenix homes with them. As he is a 1 firm believer in the efficacy of print | CTS ink his advertisement can be found 1 in almost any number of this paper.
 A DIANA OF THE CHASE-A1iss i Bessie Campbell a fourteen year old | huntress of the south side appeared | at the office of the board of super visors yesterday with thirty-six jack | rabbit skins and the pelt of a coyote | and drew down $2.s0. According to the . form prescribed by law she testified i that she had caused the destruction ! of these animals by shooting" She | was corroborated as the law requires | by the testimony of a boy of that vii ! cinity by the name of Dink Lee. The . past, has been great week for drafts l upon the animal bounty found. The hunters had to have the money for the . fair. The Wedgeworth boys brought . in an assortment of scalps that came to s7410.
 A COLORED DlSTURsER-A col ored man under the influence of liquor undertook to paint the fair red in the closing moments last night He had . been making trouble of a mild sort all afternoon but as the day wore on he got worse and was finally ordered off the grounds under pain of arrest. He started with an officer but before they reached the gate managed to give him the slip. He was run down, cap tured and taken to jail
 A PRESCOTT MAN HURT-Morris Asher a member of the firm of D. Levy & Co.,, of Prescott, and a very well known and popular gentleman of that city met with quite a painful ac- cident at o'clock last evening at the Southwestern Automobile Company's garage on East Washington street. MT. Asher in walking from the rear of the garage to the street stepped into the repair pit which is about six feet deep,