Arizona republican., 1912-12-14
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LIBERTY POSTMASTER-J. C..
 SchWeikart postmaster of the growing community of Liberty was a business
 visitor in the city yesterday.
 J. p. EDWARDS IN TOWN-J P
 Edwards. secretary of the Glendale
 Board of Trade paid hurried business
 visit ta the city yesterday afternoon
 WITBECk HERE-C $ Witbeck
 legal examiner of the reclamation service arrived in Phoenix yesterday
 morning on official business.
 DOUGLAS BREWER HEBREW. H. Reno, proprietor of the Copper City Brewing company, of Douglas, was a business visitor here yesterday
 HERE FROM SAFFORD-A. G. Smith, d well known Stafford banker. was a business visitor to Phoenix yes 1 terlay. registering at the Hotel Adams. PREPARATION CLAIM PAlD-The Arizona Corporation Commission yes terday obtained from the railroads inn mediately interested reparation
 claim for the Saginaw and Manistee lumber company at Flagstaff of $4Oj excess freight charges assessed against the shipper by the railroads upon d r Douglas. This shipment instead of being taken from Flagstaff to Douglas via Ash Fork Phoenix and Benson. was delivered Try way of Albuquerque and Fl Paso
 Y. M. C. A. LUNCHEON-The ladies of the Presbyterian church will have charge of the lunch at the Young Mems Christian association this noon. Folks have been waiting a week to see which of the church organizations will upt up the best erub-stake and so far it is dead heat Many have been prai>ing the 1 lunches served to workers and out l siders at the Y. They say a better dinner can he sucured there for ! thirty-five cents than any other place else in town.
 SOME RUNAWAY-The team at tached to the Scottsdalc stage becom- ing frightened at d train at the santa i Fe depot at 10 o'clock yesterday morn | ing ran away and only came to a stop 1 when they landed at the bottom of the ditch which has been opened in the work of laying the storm sewer eX- | tension on South Second avenue In ! cidentally the stage landed on top of 1 the horses. The animals were taken | out uninjured, but the rig was badly 1 damaged. The driver in endeavorng l to jump on the rear end of the speed i ing vehicle, grabbed a loose case Of ! eggs which fell upon him resulting in
 a mixture of eggs and man that re- 1 sembled nothing so much as an unap- 1 preciated actor in a country town.
 HOTEL A0AMS-M R Mann l Milwaukee: Arthur L. Heney and 1 wife. Fairbanks. \ r. Blood. Los Angeles. Washburn Maynard. Nara i gansett Pier. R. l.: Hazard Stevens l.Boston; P R. Hazard. Newport k r. Joseph T. Trotter. Mrs Joseph T Trotter Phoenix. C <. Witbeck, Los | Angeles. Harry Meyer. New York, W K Klatscher Mrs. C. R. Osgood 1 Los Angeles. C ] Weiser. q H i Davidson, Minneapolis; w. D Curtis Los Angeles. k T Williams. Red lands. T Fl McDearmou. Kansa. City: Ii R. Speer New Albany Ind. A. C Smith. Stafford; Mir. and Mrs | Herbert Atha. Glendale: J. 4. Reavcs i Phoenix: H. Y. Reno. Douglas, F.. F KeI1ner. ir. ana wife. Superior. $. A Goodman. city
 RUSSIAN AUTO SHOW-AIthougI there are no automobile factorie. around Phoenix, the board of tradO was delighted yesterday to receive
 an invitation from the Imperial Rus
 sian Consulate in san Francisco tc attend the first Imperial Automobile
 show. May 2o to June 3. to be held | in the MihaTovsky Manege in St Petersburg There may be some Arizonians who will want to attend the show. Hon P Rogestvensky Consul General for Russia is sending invitations to all the auto maker. 1 in his district which includes tho western tier of states. Motor ear pro ducts which are designed for the eX- lposition will be admitted at the Rus sian ports free of duty. carried to the hall and mounted on ready decorated l stands. That is some inducement 1 to American motor makers. for ir 1 Russia there is a big demand foI American cars. The road conditions l which determine the make up of tho automobile product are very similar