Arizona republican., 1912-09-13
CHURCH ELEcTIoN-The ladies


 FORD HOTEL-J. M Slgh, city;
 Mrs. D. c. Wilson, Swansea; A, c.
 Taylor, city; Robert $. Donaldson, U.
 $. Army: Rena Larger, Worcester,
 Mass.
 WOMEN'S CIVIC LEAGUE-A Wo-
 mems Civic league will be formed to-
 day at the Empress theater Those
 interested in the campaign for equal
 suffrage and the rights of women to
 take part in public and political life
 will meet at 800 this afternoon to hear
 Mrs. Laura Gregg Cannon, whose
 speech will outline the plan of or
 ganization
 AT THE COMMERCIAL - Kate
 Kiedobe, Tempe; Leonard Glaze,
 Mesa; David B. Crisp, Chandler; J.
 w. BOardman, San Diego; M. Brody,
 Chicago; George Hamlin Relief; Sam
 kirschner. Los Angeles; P Hansen
 and wife. Knoxville Tenn; Charles
 o. Bloch, San Francisco; Mrs. H. R. Smith. Charles H. French, N. G. tiger, Casa Grande
 DONATIONS WANTED.-The As sociated Charities which has head quarters on the second floor of the
 city hall, announces that it is in need of clothing for deserving poor and requests donations from those who have good serviceable clothes they need no longer Any clothing will be acceptable but there is spe- cial need of clothing for women and children.
 HOTEL ADAMS - William Gill
 christ, D. Marx, Los Angeles; G. H Walbridge, New York; D. A Rch- ardsOn, Douglas; D. F. Brodersen, St Louis; H. P. Jones, J. A. Burton, Los Angeles; Nora Blackwell, Fl PasO; P. E. Carnum, Phoenix; w. NJ GriswOld, Covina, Colo; J. V. Van | Eaton, Chandler; A. K. Lynch, Saf- ford; Mrs. Lamar Cobb, Phoenix; E. F. Root, Los Angeles.
 RETURNED FROM vACATIoN- | Charles w. Johnstone, Jr., yester- day returned from Los Angeles and the beaches where he has been spend ing his vacation. He witnessed the G. A. R. parade the day before which he says was one of the most inn pressive exhibitions he ever saw and evidently the population of Los An Geles thought the same way about it for everybody was spread along the 1 line of march.
 LOSES ANOTHER HORSE-For 1 the second time within week. N C. Stebbins is mourning the loss of a valuable horse. Early in the week enc of his driving horses suffered an attack of rabies following being bit | ton hV hid n1 Sh Yesterday his other horse, while be- i ing driven along a street near the 1 Stebbins home, was stricken with l what appeared to be collie and died 1 within a short time after being re- | turned to his stable.
 NOONTlME WEDDING.-On. Wed
 nesday the register at the Commercial | hotel bore the signatures of Peter | Hansen and Mrs. Florence Monroe l Coleman, both registering from Knox | vile, Tennessee Yesterday at noon Judge J. C. Phillips faced the couple l in the parlors of the Commercial and 1 made them man and wife. And | then the register bore the new in 1 scriptiOn of Peter Hansen and wife 1 Tempe, Ariz. MT. Hansen is the master mechanic of the Tempe l creamery His bride is a charming young woman whom he had known i in their Tennessee home and the mar riage is the culmination of a happy romance The young couple will be- gin housekeeping in Tempe upon 1 their return from a wedding journey | into Northern Arizona.
 PROBABLY SUIclDE-Word has | been received from california an nouncing the death of George H. Kir- I ker at one of the beaches near Los Angeles a few days ago, under circum- l stances that favor the suicide theory | Kirker was for a time a resident of | this city and was employed for a 1 couple of months by E. J. Bennitt & 1 Co in the capacity of a chauffeur. He l came here from the east and was a we'll educated college man and a very 1 likable person but was given to over | indulgence in liquor, seeming to have
 an uncomfortable appetite. He left ] here early in the summer shortly af-
 ter an automobile accident in which
 he was driving the machine but ir
 which nobody was seriously hurt
 though the machine was badly dam i aged. For a time it is known that he l was employed in a Los Angeles hotel
 BROUGHT IN A HORSE THIEF
 Sheriff Adams returned yesterday morning from San Diego bringinf Bert Williams who has been wanted for some time for stealing a valuable
 horse from a man by the name o Groves living in the St Johns coun try. The sheriff had other bushes!
 in San Diego beside the capture O l Williams. He would not have mad that trip for him for it was no
 known that he was there but it haC
 been reported that he had been seer
 there But the sheriff on the wa!
 from the hotel to the court house | met Williams on the street and short time after he was in custody Williams not only waived extraditiOl
 but made an affidavit that he haC ] committed the crime. It was a pro fitless one. The horse was said t be worth sS0. He traded the anima at Yuma for a common plug and $2 and squandered the money before h l got out of town.
 DOG SITUATION IN HAND.-Al ! though there is to be no relaxin, of the vigilance of the police witt Ia