Arizona republican., 1911-10-17

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rival here.
MEXICAN TROOPS TO ENTER
UNITED STATES.-A request was
received at the office Of the governor
Yesterday from Washington that the
territorial authorities permit the gov
eminent Of Mexico To send troops
through Arizona entering from FL
Paso and departing at once through
the port at Nogales In the absence
Iof Governor Sloan, Acting Governor
Young granted the permission.
CARROLL cRRIsTY HERE
| Lieut. Carroll Christy, L. :. \, ar
rived here last Saturday from Homo
IIuu or rather from Schofield Bar
racks. near Honolulu. where he Is
uo,y stationed He is on leave OF
absence for TWO or three months Mr.
IChristy was born and raised IN Phoe-
Ink has a regiment of relatives and
an army of friends in this valley. and
will naturally have fine Tine dur
| ing his vacation.
COMMITTEE MEETING TODAY
| The. special committee Of the board
of trade appointed 10 arrange for the
entertainment of the Los Angeles.
| san Diego and Santa Monica Bay
/ tourists who ar, 10 visit PhoeniN
1 during fair week will hold a meeting
this afternoon at o'clock at the
| hoard of trade room. II Is hoped
/ every member Of the committee VIII
be present for il has a big job be
fore il. There will be q small army
! of the visitors and they must be taxi
en- care of properly and in tn Phoe-
nix way.
eowLERs WILL MEET-Every
| man in the city who enjoys the game
OF bowling is asked To- be at the
| Pagtime alleys this evening at ;
o'clock There viii be a meeting OF
| the bowlers for the making of ina
arrangements prece ding league Sc
| ries of seventy-rive games. designed
| To run all winter. II is believed that
| Phoenix can organize six strong teams
and Tempe two teams ana an effort
| will be made 10 get a commercial
house behind each team to furnish
! caps ara enthusiasm in tine seasons
contests Prizes aggre Catirs $500 viii
be offered.
ROY SMITH HOME.-Roy Smith,
stenographer in the Santa Fee offices.
returned home Yesterday. after an
outing Of thirty days. with his grip
! sack covered with stickers and two
cents in his pocket. II is surprising
that he had any money at all. after
| all the travelling ne did. He went
first To Denver. then Salt Lake City,
and worked north 10 Seattle. came
down the coast by boat 10 Frisco,
struck i'm through the Yosemite coun-
| try and out again at Los Angeles,
across the channel to Santa Catalina.
back 10 the mainland, and then back
to the desk and the busy grind.
PREPARING TO LEAVE.-Mrs. J.
u. Creamer of Irapuato, Guanajuato.
Mexico, who has been visiting rela-
tives here for a few weeks. and who
is stopping at the home Of her broth
er. John Osborn. 1886 West Monroe
street. expects To leave for home the
latter part of the week She spent
the early part of the summer in
California and is visiting Phoenix on
the way south again. Mrs. Dreamer
lived i'm this city from girlhood until
few years ago, when she went To
Mexico with her husband. Though
they miss the association of Ameri-
cans. as there are only a few in Ira
puato, the climate is a delight. there
are many fine Mexican people and
MI Creamer is quite prosperous.
POLICE COURT.-Merritt Ste
phens. the colored barkeeper Of the
Horseshoe club. failed to come around
to police court yesterday after that
$50 bond he put up Sunday for his
liberty, after being caught in the act
of selling seven bottles of beer to a
Mexican He seemed to have i Turk
ing suspicion that if he took the
money he would again endanger his
liberty. The bond was forfeited. Jack
Goodwin, who was convicted of col
Letting small coins from boys which
he transferred for wine i'm a saloon,
later furnishing them with the grape
juice. was sent to the dungeon for
twenty-five days. Dick Erdmans.
charged with violating the speed law,
was out of town and his ease went
over f. w. Heller and C. Trimmings
each paid a So bill for the fun of
riding his bicycle on Il sidewalk
MINISTERIAL UNION.-The Min
isterial union met at the Young Mems
Christian Association yesterday morn
ing At 10 o'clock and elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year:
President. Rev. J. Harvey Deere. pas
tor of the Baptist church; secretary.
Rev. William Scarlet, rector of Trim
iity Pro- Cathedral. The matter
Of organizing federation of the
mems organizations of the Protestant
churches of the city was presented
by the general secretary of the Young
Mems Christian Association and re-
ccivcd the unanimous endorsement of
The union II was decided To call
council of the laymen of the churches