Arizona republican., 1912-09-16

gained many friends for the suffrage movement, will remain in this county until the latter part of the week. She
 is scheduled in Mesa today, will devote Tuesday to Tempe, with a talk before the Federation of Labor in Phoenix
 that evening.
 PENNsYLvANIANs, ATTENTION! Monday evening at o'clock, at the
 residence of D. H. Eisenhower, on the Indian School grounds, a reception and
 a get-together gathering will be held
 by the Pennsylvania society of Ari- zona. Former residents of the Key stone state are most cordially invited to come. Refreshments will be served and a general good time is promised ANOTHER ESCAPE-John Doe is
 the only name by which the patient who escaped from the state asylum a few days ago is known. He is one of
 the three John Does entered upon the
 books of the asylum as patients, and for several months was confined upon
 ward three or the violent hall. He
 has now been missing for nearly a
 week, during which time it is said no trace of him has been found.
 HOTEL ADAMS-E J. Watson, Los
 Angeles; Tom Kelley, St. Louis; G. w Kurckerbacker. Kansas City; G. w. Aippey, C. B. Powell, Denver; Dr.
 Ingersoll, Los Angeles; F. B. Sharpe,
 Nogales; Harry D. Friedlander. Ross L. Bergh Chicago; J. w. Squires Stockton; H. M. Webster Street, Los Angeles: F. L. Kennedy. Los Angeles; Mir. and Mrs. C. Slaughter, Jr., and baby, Dallas, Texas: Mrs. George T Veal, Roswell, N. NJ; F. c. Alling Chicago
 FORD HOTEl-Captain William D. Conrad. L. S. A; John H. Baker, San Francisco; Richard Fleming. Globe; T. J. Scanlon and wife, Cananea, Mex ico; Jack Campbell, Isaac DcDon-
 nell, Mesa; Ida D. Carter, Florence Carter, Richard Carter, John Carter | Upper Sandusky, O.; R C. Leslie, | Phoenix; H. P Ward Varain. Cal; Frank c. Wilson, Gridley, Col; J. w. 1 Estin, Howard w Estill, Helen Ky l land, Mary Estille, Tucson; Town | send Hoyt, Denver.
 ON HIS OLD STAMPING GROUND i-Clarence Paddock, who is connected
 with the Patterson Land company of
 
 yesterday and left in the afternoon
 for Mesa to visit relatives. MT. Pad 1 dock was at one time connected with | the business department of The Re- publican After that he was associat- ed with the reclamation service and altogether he has made an extensive study of irrigation He will remain | in this vicinity a couple of weeks and
 of i~- | rigation matters before returning.
 IS COMING HOME-Rev. Bertram R Cox superintendent of Bethany 1 Home, is expected to arrive home from
 Los Angeles. on Wednesday, after an
 extended stay in that city. He is coming overland in his car. Tester day he accepted the invitation of the l bishop of the Los Angeles Episcopal | cathedral to deliver an address in the
 interest of Bethany Home. As there is no one man who more fully appre- ciates the usefulness and needs of the
 local institution. it is presumed that his address was received with more
 than ordinary interest.
 BURGLAR BOLD-Marcelin Lopez is d prisoner at the police station , charged with attempting to break into | the house of Franco Gomez in the 1 southeast part of town. It was late Saturday night, when Gomez discOv-
 cred Lopez engaged in the attempted burglary Gomez caught Lopez un- awares and managed to get him tC the police station. On the way to the
 city jail Lopez threw an automatic 1 revolver into ditch where it was
 discovered a few minutes later, minu:
 the magazine Yesterday the day police resumed a search and finally
 located the missing magazine.
 VICTIM OF ASSAULT-Pablo Mar. tinez occupied d cell at the police sta.
 tion yesterday not as a prisoner, bu
 for his own safety. Early yesterday , morning, while he was meandering il , the vicinity of the Star lodging house with a little more aboard than wa! good, he was attacked by a man whom he says he knows, and wa. struck over the head with a billy o some blunt instrument He wa. picked up in a ditch and taken to tn, police station, the blood, in the mean while, pouring from a long gash ol his head City Physician Sargen dressed the wound and ordered tn, man kept quiet pending develop ments.
 S BACK FROM TUCSON-Attorney 2 General George Purdy Bullard re turned yesterday morning from Tue son, where he conducted the examin ation for the corporation commission of the officials and experts of tn { Tucson Gas, Light and Power com ! pany, wherein the commission is en ! deavoring to ascertain the physica ! valuation of the plant and such othe \ facts as will guide it in fixing rates { A temporary order was made Satur l day directing the abolition of mete charges. General Bullard leaves to ! day for Los Angeles where he vii