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Arizona republican., 1910-07-03
TELEPHONE OPERATOR FRIGHT
ENED.

Nicholas Romero was assessed ten
days in the county Jail by Justice Ir-
win yesterday morning for creating a
disturbance. Early Saturday morn
ing. about two o'clock, Miss Mabel
Pomeroy, the night operator of the
Consolidated switchboard was fright
ened by the noise made by Romero
near the back door of the office. She
was under the impression that the
man was trying to break into the of
flee and she sent a hurry up call to
Deputy Sheriff Burton. The officer
responded to the call in short order
and found the man lying across the
alley TO the north and in the Chandler
lots. However his noise was loud
enough to appear to be at the back
door of the telephone office to anyone
on the inside of the building. The of
ficer found him in a badly intoxicated
condition and placed him i'm the hold
Ger for safe keeping
Arizona republican., 1910-07-03
NEWS NOTES.

Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. North went Ia
Phoenix yesterday evening for the
purpose of spending Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Gurley
Paul Hob, who for the past wear
has been in the government employ
left yesterday for New York and i'm all
probability viii make that his home.
Mrs. j. B. Atkinson has gone to Cal
ifornia where she will remain the re-
mainder of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Wilbur. w. T.
Tweedy and Clayton Whitehead were
Phoenix visitors yesterday. going over
in the Everett Wilbur auto.
James T. George who came here a
few weeks ago. for a visit with G. r.
Cotton. has been called to his home in
Dardanelles. Ark. 1t is. however. the
intention of Mr.. George to return to
this place and make it his home.
81 Mrs. V. A. Powell has gone to Verde
and Prescott for a visit with Mrs
Powelrs mother who is a resident Of
Prescott
Carl Rice and William Cosgrove who
assisted in the installation of the
South Side Gas company's plant have
gone to Santa Barbara, Cal, for the
purpose of putting in a plant
Ernie Williams and Dode Norris
have gone to Flagstaff where they will
play ball tomorrow
Frank Jones who has been in the
Mesa section for the past few months
on visit with relatives left yesterday
for Hoxie, Kansas
Arizona republican., 1910-07-03
Normal Librarian and Latin
Teacher Wed
THE NEWS A SURPRISE
Details Are Lacking But
According to Los An
geles Papers the License
Has Been Issued Was Is
sued Several Days Ago

Some one while carelessly running
his eyes down the list of marriage
licenses issued in the probate court of
Los Angeles day before yesterday and
printed in the different California pa
pers. CHANGED upon the following.
which viii be of immense interest to
Tempe readers:
l-Peters-James +. Hall, 30
Tempe, Arizona. and Winifred Z. Pc
tiers. rs, Lankershim."
1t did not require a second thought
to locate both parties in the mind of
the readers, as Tempe residents, and
the news quickly spread. creating a
great deal of surprise as it did so 1t
has been generally known that Prof
Hall has been more or less attentive
to Miss Peters during the past winter.
but it was hardly suspected that the
affair had progressed to the license
stage as yet
At the close of school Miss Peters
quietly left for home, as is her GUS
tom each year, where she spends her
summers. Prof. Hall remained in
Tempe "A week or SO, and deity let
summer months he had decided to
give up his usual mountain trip i'm
favor of a visit to his home in Cam
ada. When he did leave Tempe no
one knew where he was going. but
thought of course that Canada was
his destination
No particulars of the wedding are
known here. 1t is not even known
that il has yet taken place, but as
licenses are usually followed
by a wedding, it is safe to presume
that it has already occurred or will
in the near future. Close scrutiny of
the California papers yesterday failed
to give forth any information on the
subject.
Miss Peters. or Mrs. Hail. as she
may by this time be. has been the
librarian of the Normal for the past
year, and also served in that capacity
a couple Of terms some years ago
Prof. Hall has charge of the depart
nent of Latin i'm the Normal and has
been d member of the faculty for
some years past. Both people are
very well known i'm Tempe and have
I host of friends and well wishers.
The news, coming as it does, is much
II surprise to their friends. but all
will join in wishing them much joy
md happiness.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-03
CHASE AFTER ALLEGED THIEF

Marshal Peterson in answer to a
telephone summons from Nate Brun-
dage living southeast of town, yester-
day gave chase to Jose Navarro who
is charged with stealing horses. The
officer was a little too late to inter
cept the party wanted although but a
few minutes behind him.
II is said that about a year ago
Navarro pawned a horse to Colonel
Morse for four dollars or some similar
sum and at the time agreed to return
within a day or two and redeem the
property. Mr.. Morse waited for the
man to return and claim his property.
A warrant has been issued for Ma
varro and it is more than likely that
he will be intercepted sometime today
He is well known around town and it
viii be a difficult matter for him to
get out of the country since he has
once been seen here.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-03
MESA WILL Be HERE
TO HELP CELEBRATE
The Return of a Compliment BY Gem
City People.

According to the Mesa Free Press.
there is to be no special celebration
in that town this Fourth, but the
residents are planning to be at Tempe
to participate in the celebration here.
Says the Free Press of Friday even
ing:
AT a special meeting of represen-
tative citizens held in Mayor Palmers
office last night il was decided not
TO hold any special exercises on the
Fourth of July. owing to the fact that
Tempe is making arrangements for a
big celebration. and that as Tempe
gave way to Mesa last year, il was
only fair and just that Mesa should
assist in Tempe's celebration this
year. The fire department will give
an exhibition as planned, and the
Quarter-mile dash which was arranged
for several weeks ago will be held.
Otherwise there will be nothing pub
lie. 1t was stated today that a Mexi-
can named Mendibles of Mesa would
race Lopez of Tempe Il quarter mile
for a purse of $50
1t is unfortunate that Tempe did
not start in on it's celebration a little
earlier in the season. However, il is
thought that when everyone takes
into consideration the fact that to-
morrOw's festivities were arranged on
the spur of the moment, so 10 speak.
and were arranged in an Informal
way merely to supply entertainment
to the people who cared to attend.
there will be no comment on the
length of the program or the lack of
a barbecue. a real, genuine Fourth
of July celebration. such as Tempe
has given on one or two occasions in
the past, takes time, money and lots
of hard work. 1t is figured that to-
mOrrow's entertainment will be en-
joyable in every way and will be
worth seeing.
The merchants are already doing
little decorating, though in most in
stances nothing elaborate will be at
tempted
Arizona republican., 1910-07-03
CELEBRATIONS
POSTPONED
Patriots Of Mesa Defer To
Those Of Tempe
IT IS THE LATTER'S TURN
But Business of All Kinds
Will Be Suspended Just
the Same AS There Were
Fourth of July Festivities
At Home
IT IS THE lATTtR's TURN

In view of the fact that Tempe con-
templates celebrating independence
day tomorrow in a fitting manner it
has been decided that Mesa postpone
the observance of the day which had
been partly planned until some future
time. This idea is the best solution
of the problem in that it will give the
residents of Mesa an opportunity to
observe the day with Tempe Lost
year the celebration was held at Mesa
and Tempe furnished a large majority
of the visitors. While Mesa had not
contemplated a very extensive ceIebra-
ton it would have been enough to
keep a good many of the residents
away from Tempe. THE races which
had been scheduled to take place in
the morning have all been called off
with the exception of the one-fourth
mile saddle race and it vas stated
yesterday morning that an attempt
would be made to pull that off in the
early forenoon so that practically ev-
cry resident will be free to visit Tenn
pc and enjoy the hospitality and fes-
tivities of that town.
On account of the change of the
lOtdllOH Ol int CGltDIdlloH IL has Ibi-
Their been decided to close up practi-
cally all the stores. The banks it is
presumed would have closed anyway
since it is a legal holiday. However,
the latter statement concerning the
banking institutions is not made au-
thoritatively. The reclamation offices
will be closed. The bakeries will re-
main open until ten o'clock tomorrow
morning so that all customers may be
supplied.
The program has been given in the
Tempe department of this paper sew
eral days ago and it is unnecessary to
repeat il at this time 1t is safe to say
however, that entertainment will be
furnished to the Mesa people and they
may rest assured that they will con
slider the day well spent in the enjoy
ment of the sisters hospitality
Arizona republican., 1910-07-03
ODDS AND ENDS OF NEWS.

The Arizona Mercantile company
has an attractive and an appropriate
ly decorated window
The rural carrier examination was
held in Phoenix yesterday Among
those who took the examination were
Ray Alexander, J. H. Daniels. jay
Blount and Walter Waterhouse
Dan Frank and Thos Thatcher are
planning to spend the Fourth on a
prospecting trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Burton of Fort
Smith. Ark, arrived here yesterday
for visit. Mrs Burton was former
ly Miss Minnie Haigler, daughter OF
John Haigler
Rev. Fisk will preach in Phoenix
this morning and his place at the
M. f.. church will be taken by Rev.
Creal. This evening there will be the
usual union services at the public
school grounds. with sermon by Rev.
Fisk
Attorney Woolf has been a business
visitor in Prescott for the past couple
of days.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-03
ME- 81 DEPARTMENT
CHAs. +. JONES,
Manager
CHILD BADLY BURNED
BY PARLOR MATCH

The little child of Eugene Keene
while playing with parlor match
which it had gotten hold of i'm some
unknown manner placed the lucifer i'm
its mouth. The match ignited and
continued to burn while in the little
ones mouth until the tongue became
highly inflamed. Medical assistance
was summoned and everything possi-
BILE done to relieve the pain. The
tongue was badly swollen and
it vas nearly impossible yester-
day to administer food 1t is not an
ticipated that any serious results will
follow but it is believed by the attend
ing physician that it will be several
days before the child will be entirely
out of danger
Arizona republican., 1910-07-03

Peterson that there was absolutely no
chance for him to get out of the crime
and that he would be held i'm the local
sweatboX until he told the whole af-
fair finally stated that he had stolen
the wheel at Glendale and ridden it
to this place where he tried to sell it.
He said that he took the wheel from
the side of a hotel in the sugar beet
town and that he did not know who
owned the wheel.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-03

the machine yesterday morning after
others of the party. leaving Mr..
Kingsbury to keep camp during the
day. During the late afternoon the
party left here in the Schweppe. Null
len and kingsbury ears. II was eX-
pected that camp would be reached
at an early hour last evening. The
party will remain there over today
and will probably return early tomor-
row morning.
Mr.. Schweppe says that there has
been just enough rain to make the
roads good, and coming down from
the camp yesterday morning all he
left behind him was a streak Going
up the night before, however. a COW
INSTRUCTED the path in the gathering
darkness, to the injury of the COW
and the machine alike. Fortunately
the damage to the car was of "A ma
ture that did not interfere with its
running ability.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-03
VALLEY FOLKS CAMP
At MORMON FLATS
A Party Of Tempe and Phoenix Peo-
pie Enjoy the Simple Life.

Quite a party of Tempe and Phoe-
nix people are spending today in camp
on Salt River at Mormon Flat The
party is composed of Mr. and Mrs.
Homer King, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Lam
dis, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hilderbrand
of Phoenix. Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Kings
bury. Mr.. and Mrs. r. ]. Schweppe
and G. Z. Mullen of this place.
Mr. Kingsbury and Mr.. Schweppe
went to the Flats Friday evening, Sc
lected the camping ground and pre-
pared for the reception and the com
fort of the other members of the
party. Mr.. SchWeppe returned with
Arizona republican., 1910-07-03
BUY YOUR HAPPINESS.

You can't be happy if you don't feel
like it. But. if you don't feel like it.
you can buy Sexine Pills and thus re-
store your shattered nerves. Sexine
Pills are guaranteed for nervous men
and women. 81 a box; six boxes IS.
with full guarantee. Address or call
EIvey & Hule.t where they sell all the
principal remedies and do not substi
ttlte
Arizona republican., 1910-07-03
LEFT FOR OREGON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Wellington RichenS
and young son. left yesterday after
noon for Union, ore, with a view to
locating permanently. They left
Phoenix yesterday evening via the
new, line to Los Angeles. They expect
to remain in Los Angeles Sunday and
Monday and in San Francisco for sight
seeing expeditions.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-03
RANcHERs RESPOND.

Yesterday was the busiest day expe-
rienced in the loyal branch of the re-
clamation service. The landowners
began arriving early and by noon the
office was crowded by men eager to
pay up their assessments for the first
water charge. 1t is highly probable
that more money was taken in yester-
day than any weeks time previous.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-03
TER
PIPE
CHEAP
TER
PIPE
CHEAP

Six cars now being unload
ed. All kinds and sizes.
Water pipe, galvanized
pipe, gas pipe, steel-riveted
dip pipe, well casing, cheap
irrigating pipe and pipe fit
tings of all sizes. We can
furnish you with any
amount or any sizes. All
pipe and castings fully guar
anteed. Special prices while
this pipe lasts. Write,
phone or call
Arizona republican., 1910-07-03
EXCELLENT PLUMS.

a. w. Babbitt who recently pur-
chased the Ed Jones ranch northwest
of the city brought a sample of the
plums grown by him this year to the
office of the Arizona Land company.
The fruit was later placed in exhibit
ton jars for future reference when
the fruit is out of season.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-03
FIRST SERVICES IN NEW
CHURCH,

The first services in the new Chris
tan church will be held this evening.
The building is not complete but is so
nearly finished that the church will
be occupied for regular services after
this evening. The sermon will be
preached by Elder Morris NJ. Blair.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-03
WEEKLY REPORT Of
WEATHER CONDITIONS

The weekly weather report for the
period ending the 26th of June at 6
p. m. and supplied each week by
F. II. Simmons at the Date Orchard,
shows a little real summer weather,
but still nothing like the weather of
a month ago. The warmest day of
the week was last Sunday, when the
thermometer mounted as high as los.
There was only a trace of rain shown
at the orchard.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-03
NEIGHRoRHoop CELEBRATION.

small neighborhood celebration
has been planned for Monday at the
home of DIR. and Mrs. c. ShOuse at
their home two miles east of town on
the Roosevelt road. Those who are ex-
pected to be present are Mr.. and Mrs
l.. II. North, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl North
and children and Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold
Arizona republican., 1910-07-03
GOING 10 COAST.

DR.. and Mrs. W. q. De Wore will
leave the last of the week for Los
Angeles. San Diego. Santa Anna and
other California points. They expect
to be away month or so, and those
who have been putting off having
that tooth pulled from day to day
for the past year or so had better
have the matter attended to this
Arizona republican., 1910-07-03
GONE TO CALIFORNIA.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Borden who have
been residents of Mesa for some time
have gone. to California expecting to
make that their home. 1t is their in
tention TO reside some place in the vi
cinity of Oroville. However, their
plans may be altered somewhat.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-03
GOES TO COLORADO.

Sam Stilley, who has been in the
employ of the Shattuck- Nimmo Ware
house company and the Mesa Roose
welt Stage company as drived for some
time left yesterday for Glenwood
Springs. Colorado, where he will spend
the summer.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-03
SUSPECT coNFEssEs.

The man who persists in giving the
name of Ramon Lopez after a contin-
ual grilling at the hands of Marshal
Peterson yesterday morning confessed
to stealing the bicycle mention of
which was made in yesterdays issue.
Lopez, after being assured by Officer
Arizona republican., 1910-07-03
Temperature. CT
Character
PARK WILL REOPEN.

On account of the celebration of the
Fourth, il has been decided to throw
open the city park TO the public for
that day. Chairs and benches will
be provided and placed in the shade
for the use of the people during the
day
Arizona republican., 1910-07-03
ADAMS PIPE WORKS
2O25 Bay ST., Los Angeles,
Cal. Broadway 1864
Phone F-1917

Take Santa Fe Ave. car at
Seventh and Broadway, and
have conductor let you off
at Adams Pipe Works, Bay
street.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-03
Will co To COAST

Mrs. w. S Dorman and children and
Mrs. w. T. Tweedy and children will
leave Thursday of this week for Re
dondo where they will spend the sum
mer.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-03
OuT OE The SERVICE.

J. w. VingQ. who since the formal
opening of the Eastern canal in jan
uary has been Zanjero on that ditch
as well as the East Mesa Consolidated
has resigned his position
Arizona republican., 1910-07-03
TUMOR REMOVED.

Mrs. T. NJ. Bates underwent an OPP
Grafton for a tumor yesterday result
ing in the removal of a growth weigh
ing several ounces.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-03
TO REMOVE CANCER

An operation will be performed on
Mrs. Paul Huber on Wednesday of
this week for a cancer of the breast
Arizona republican., 1910-07-03
ARRIVAL OF DAIIcuTEp

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Knight were YES
terday made the parents of a daughter
weighing nine pounds.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-03
Ohm anna!

don't forget to ray in stock of
CASCARETS with your Xmas
purchases. It is the worlds best
candy medicine for little folks and
big folks during Xmas week.
CASCARETS will keep the tots
well and happy-don't overlook
the grownups. They are all bound
to overeat and stuff-so be ready
with a Cascaret at bed time. s07
Buy 10c box CASCARETS-weex
treatment-and have IL handy 10 use
every night. Xmas week
Arizona republican., 1910-07-03

FOR SALE-One saloon. VIII sell
building, lot and all. Address or call
e X Laird. Tempe, Arizona. 7-gS
Arizona republican., 1910-07-03
REPORTED ILL.

Mrs. Walter Hobson was reported
very i'll at her home on South Mac
donald street yesterday.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-08
C0MbATS SUIT
To TIE Up
PUMPS
City Urges Necessity of
Having Contract for
Pumps Proceed.
DECISION is WITHHELD

Judge j. Stanley Webster heard
the arguments this morning on the
demurrer by the city Of Spokane
to the application for an injunc.
ton by Harold Stern, represe nting
the Moran Engineering company OF
Seattle, preventing the board ot
public works from entering into q
contract with the Allis-Chalmers
company for three pumps. The
matter was taken under advise
nent.
According to the complaint the
bid from the Moran company for
pumping equipment was $33.776, as
against $34,704 by the Allis-Chal.
mers company of Milwaukee, Wis
The latter bid was accepted and a
contract entered into, although
1928 above the figures Of the coast
company.
s. r. Stern. for the plaintiff
is prosecuting the suit. Judge
Webster has taken the case under
advisement.
In addition to asking that the
Allis-Chalmers contract be sci
aside, the petition asks that the
court award 1t to the Moran Engi
neering company.
Corporation Counsel Connor has
attacked the suit on this ground
claiming that the court cannot
compel the awarding of contract
even though it may order one set
aside. 1t was further urged upon
the court that the suit meant delay
In building the pumps, which are
intended to give the people of the
city an abundant water supply
next summer.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-08
BATTLE OPENS WITH
P|NCHOT'S REMOVAL
Anti-Roosevelt Fight Now Clear to
the Nation--Pinchot's Friends
to Carry on Struggle.
(Bv United Press.)

: WASHINGTON, Jan. S.--Gifford Pinchot, dismissed
from the office of chief forester Of the United States is
cleaning up his desk today, while his friends polishing
their tusty hammers, and the impression everywhere is
that big fight is
Meanwhile everybody at the capital is wondering what
Roosevelt will have to say. With the dismissal Of Pinchot,
only two of the famous Roosevelt tenns cabinet remain
in office Lawrence O. Murray is still comptroller OF the
currency and Herbert Knox Smith retains his position
commissioner of corporations. After the official axe had
been wheed at six hours cabinet meeting the official
heads of Pncho Associate Forester Price and Assistant
Law Officer Show of the forestry bureau chopped
off at single blow.
Pinchots friends say he is not surprised at the result
They assert he believed the letter to Senator Dover could
result in other way. 1t was looked on here prac
teal defiance Pncots contention throughout the
troversy has been that he is uphodng Roosevelt policies
that Balnger is opposed to them With the fight having
gone to such extremes, it is considered practically
certain that Pincho and his adherents will continue the
struggle Some Of the conservative members of the
administration party wondering just how effective will
be the cry Of martyr" to the Roosevelt policies Pinchot
Price and Shaw will appear before the investigating
mttee private citizens, having suddenly been relieved
of restrictions of official character to urge probers
of the interior department.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-08
$50 REWARD FOR
A HUSBAND |
Love at First Sight, Money
Advanced, Man Dis
appears.

People should not complain
about the price of necessities
when women are offering $50
for husbands. Miss Nellie Nor
ris has lost her fiance, or vice
versa, and is offering that
amount for his recovery.
According to her complaint
to the police, she met one Will
liam Grey at a local restaurant
few days ago. Il was evil
IDENTIFY a case of love at first
sight. Grey said he had farm
at La Crosse, and just to be
helpful she advanced $40
toward the purchase of farm
implements. All the plans for
an early marriage had been
formed when Grey spoiled
everything by disappearing
with the forty, according to her
story.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-08
At |. v.
MAN CAUSE
STIR
Fleeing Prisoner Made a
Target for Two Shots by
Deputy Sheriff.
HE MADE A GET AWAY

John Pansner. !. w. W. con-
spirator, serving six months SEN
tence In jail, made his escape from
the courthouse snow shoveling bril-
oade this morning amid flying
bullets and scurrying snow. Inc
last Deputy Sheriff Max Anderson
saw of the trusty was when the
Ind dustrial Worker lodged behind a
corner near the Monroe street
bridge.
Shortly after 10 o'clock the
courthouse was aroused from lts
usual Saturday morning peaceful
ness by two pistol shots. These
shots were meant to stop Pansner'
but only resulted in an exhibition
of sprinting seldom seem around
the county'S capitol.
Choosing a moment when the
snowfall was at it's height and the
absence of one of the shoVelers
might go unnoticed for a time
Pansner made a break for liberty
Anderson noticed the loss from his
army and started after his man
Cnly using his pistol on the atmos
| phere when it was apparent tha'
the man could not be overtaken.
Pansner was sentenced to serve
six months in the county jail fol
conspiracy by Judge Mann, begin
ming his time November 80. He Ii
the man who received letters from
Bruce Rogers. the |. w. w. attor
ney who was sentenced to ten days
lin Jail for unlawful communication
with prisoners.