Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-11-15
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GO.-AIr and Mrs. William Steele and
family were passengers for san Diego
yesterday afternoon, and will make
their future home in the city of the
Crown of the Sea.
GONE TO MORENCl.-George \.
Nauk, republican candidate for state
auditor left last night for Morenci,
Ariz.. To join the field party of state
candidates. II is proposed to travel up
the ella valley to Globe. then through
Pinal county and back to Phoenix in
about ten days.
ELECTION BALlOTS-Copy for
the election ballots has been pre-
pared and will be given to the
printer soon. There is a question
whether party emblems other than
the democratic. republican and So
cialist shall be placed on the ballots
and this matter will he submitted to
Attorney General Wright.
LADIES COME AND GET YOUR
ExHIBITS-Mrs. II. S. Bury who had
charge of the Woman's building at
the fair urgently asks the women
who had exhibits in her department,
and have not yet gotten them, to
come to her office, room Il, Creigh-
ton building. and take them away
as soon as possible The space given
To storing displays is needed for
other purposes.
GONE TO TUCSON.-Governor
l. frIya at~if .i.al
Superintendent went to Tucson to at
tend a meeting of the board of regents
of the territorial university, that was
to have been held last night. NJ. p.
Freeman, chancellor of the university
rendered his resignation sometime ago
on account OF his health and it is UNI
derstood the naming of his successor
was TO be one OF the subjects consid-
cred
GODFREY MCDONALD - DR. Ed
ward S. Godfrey. territorial health
officer and Miss Alma Mcdonald
were married last evening at the
home of the brides parents. by
Reverend Robert Fisher. Only inn
mediate friends and relatives of the
doctor and Miss Mcdonald were
present. The DIR. and Mrs. Godfrey
have gone To Guaymas, Mexico. for
their honeymoon and will make their
home in Phoenix after their return.
A FAMILY CAR.-Joseph Thalheim-
cr was not the first man in town To-
buy an automobile but there was nev
or a machine investor who was better
i'll .1,s.f faC IL
liberatc enabled Mr. Thalhcimcr to SC
lcct what he believes was the hes:
available i'm auto construction To- date
His investment was u "a" seven pas
senger Abbott Detroit touring car
made by the Abbott Motor Co. Of De
troit and represented by the Arizona
Motor Co.
SUIT ON NOTES-Suit for $4,000
with interest to considerable
amount and an attorney fee Of $500
has been filed in the district court by
the American Freehold Land Mort
gage company, a British corporation.
against Alfred II. Orme. a resident
OF Los Angeles. The plaintiff al
leges that il is the holder OF a num-
Der of notes executed by Orme two
years ago and il is on these notes
that suit has been brought. The !
notes are secured by mortgage.
DAKOTA VISITORS.-Mrs. Battle /
helm left for her home at Spearfish. |
South Dakota. Monday evening after
a weeks visit in Phoenix and the Salt
River valley. going by way of vii |
81, Mill iCif ~
Grand Canyon en- route. She was
much impressed with what she saw in
these parts and SAYS she leaves this |
land Of sunshine rather unwillingly FOR |
her frigid home in the central west |
Her grandmother. Mrs. Loppla's moth |
err, who is &C years old. accompanied
her and will spend the winter in Ari- |
iona.
REGISTRY MP-AnnOuncement
is made that beginning December l
the postoffice department will issue a
special registry stamp just as it now
has special stamps for special delivery
and for other purposes. At present
any kind of postage goes for the reg
istry fee and for that matter will con-
tinue to be accepted. The only ad-
vantage of the special stamp is that
if a letter designed for registration is
dropped in the general mail box. a
postoffice clerk will be more apt t.
recognize it and pass it along to the
registry division.
THE OWLS WERE OUT-The
Phoenix Nest 1888. order Of Owls,
were as wide awake last night as
owls are supposed to be during the
bleak and lonely hours between dawn
and dark. In this case however the
hours were anything but lonely. for
the Owls at least. who were en-
gagged in q house warming at their