Arizona republican., 1912-06-03
SEATTLE vIsIToRs-J. L. Hos I

SEATTLE ViSITORS-J. L. Hos field and P. Gleason of Seattle were Phoenix visitors yesterday, guests of the Hotel Adams
 BUCKEYE HISTORIANS. Riley Johsnon of Buckeye was in the city yesterday a guest of the Commercial hotel E. S. CLARK IN TOWN-E. s Clark of Prescott was in Phoenix yes terday en route to Tucson to attend the republican convention.
 NAUGHTY PEANUT BUTCHER An incoming traveller last night said the peanut butcher and news vender was taken off an $. P. train at
 Tucson last night by United States officials. charged with selling obscene post cards
 HERE FOR A FEW HOURS-F NJ Murphy of Prescott arrived here
 late Saturday night accompanied by w. A Drake. MT. Murphy went to Tucson yesterday, Mr. Drake return
 ing to Prescott. They were guests . of the Hotel Adams.
 PRESIDENT BAER HERE-John Willis Baer, president of the Univer-
 sity of Southern California was here . yesterday a guest of the Hotel Ad-
 ans. He spoke in the Presbyterian
 church filling the pulpit of Dr. Henry Martyr Campbell
 FOR CHAUTAUOUA ViSiTORS.-
 Prescott folk are not going to see any
 one go homeless at the Chautauqua , this summer Communications are daily received at the Phoenix board of
 trade listing houses and apartments : against the thrush of tourists in the
 mile high town. The board will gladly extend help to anyone applying for it
 in the serious business of securing comfortable quarters during the con- ference.
 AT THE FORD-The following 8 named guests registered at the Ford
 hotel yesterday: Mrs. w. A. Kim ? ball. Mesa City; John Green. Chicago;
 Geo E Hughes, Philadelphia; M. E : Patton, Ash Fork; L. F. Blumberg
 San Francisco; Geo S Haddock. Los
 Angeles; M. P. Bowls. WinsloW
 Ariz.; NJ. F. Whitton. Buckeye; T. w.. e White, Hayden; Geo. F. Huffman
 and wife, Winkelman; Mrs. J. K. Murphy and children. Wickenburg. l. MAKING GOOp-About two years
  l. included d young man named Sherley
 Hunter who made many friends dur ing his short stay in the city. He left lhere for Los Angeles where he took up the work of an advertising spc- cialist. That he is making good is indicated by a publication he gets r out monthly for the Silvcrwood store of that city, with which he is now lfag. . i.-ifa IT t is neatly printed and has only q D few pages. being largely directed to 6 ithe salespeopIe but incidentally or 0 value to the patron.
 6 ENGLISH SLANkARD Thomas D English and Miss Hazel Ladeu 't Slankard. were married last night at
 o'clock at the home of MT and = Mrs Logan Morris. 347 North Ninth
 avenue. Mrs. Morris being the mother If of the bride The ceremony WIS
 performed by Rev. F. x. Phillips. 'f pastor of the Christian church Ar
 thur AinsWorth and Miss Gertrud" 70 Morris attended the young couple as
 bridesmaid and best man. The house
 was beautifully decorated with Ameri-
 can beauty roses and with other
 decorations. among which there was
 
 ' bouquet made out Of a varied col h lection of grains, Both the bride and " groom were born and raised in Ari- , zona, the bride being born in Phoe- n nix and being a highly esteemed le young woman. The groom has been ie associated for long time with the v Ainsworth garage and is well known especially among the motoring
 fraternity.
 if BIRD CATCHING WITH A KNIFE ,- This is not a nature faker story =, though the head line looks like il III might be On the contrary it is the ,f story of a negro painter named Bird If who was being chased about the city ;s last night by another negro of much
 larger size, said to have been armed p' with a knife with which he intended 70 to demonstrate how cleverly he could " chop up a black Bird if he could -, once catch it. Not long ago the po- - lice raided a place occupied by sev-
 of the law breaking colOred gentry
 and among them was the man now 7E accused of carrying the machete le Ever since the raid he has beer es obsessed with the conviction tha T. Bird is the man who told things t, dt the police and it has been his pur- O. pose to make him suffer for it. Las Tt night, Bird rushed into a colore( IS church in the midst of service anC lS stated that he was being followed bN n his arch enemy. The pastor called III K the police who gave Bird protection In and started a search for the othcl an man. who had not been found at { nt late hour Bird says his enemy frs )l lappeared at his room and made IS threats but he managed to clude him at after which he was chased around n, two or three blocks until he finally -d found refuge in the sanctuary IT. WICKED AND UNFORTUNATE - Deputy Sheriff A. w. Howe of Cochis' : aicrI,t