Arizona republican., 1912-06-13
NATIONAL GUARD SOCIAL

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 1 MORE AUTHORlNG-Ha Welch
 continues to qualify as an author. He
 is now preparing copy for several mag azines and a booklet or two. and | proudly exhibits numerous periodicals | containing burning thoughts from his | well oiled typewriter.
 | A COLLlSlON-Ther was a collis- ion yesterday near the corner of Gen. l tral avenue between an automobile and l a buggy containing two women. The l buggy was broken and the women l were frightened, one fainting but oth- erwise neither was hurt
 1 TRAVELLING SANTA FE.-Passen- gers leaving via the Santa F'e last | night included: M. Hobberstad for | Minneapolis; Mrs Wm. A Goldman for 1 Denver; W. A. Mahaffie and wife for Los Angeles; J. s. Adams and Robert w. Thomas for Kansas City. FORFEITED sAiL-E. Rodrigues who with his wife was arrested last Sunday charged with bootlegging, yes terday forfeited a fifty dollar cash bail by failing to appear in court. His wife was discharged. The usual ac- tion was taken also on a small assort- ment of trunks.
 IT LOOKED lNTERESTING-The fourteen months old baby of Police man Charles White narrowly escaped real experience yesterday. The child was playing in the yard and spied brightly colored snake which looked so novel and interesting she ap preached it and was in the act of trying to pick it mp when the mother saw what was going on and inter ferred pust in time. Mrs. White is not certain as to the variety of snake but feels sure it was a poisonous reptile.
 FAILED TO COME HOME-Ander- son Brown who resides at 425 East Portland street with the family of R. G. kuran failed to come home last night at the appointed hour for sup per and at last account nothing had
 been heard from him. As he is husky young man of 22, employed on the federal building. no alarm would be felt for his safety. only that he is very regular in his habits and an llOuIlCtu NtStcIQdS lIldl llc NOuId surely be there at the hour given. The police were notified but saw nothing of him during the night. HOTEL ADAMS GUESTS-The fol-
 lowing named were among the arrivals
 at the Hotel Adams yesterday: Vim. P.
 Reid of Los Angeles: F. B. Louisson of
 San Francisco; F. NJ. Brown of Cleve-
 land; J. R Elliott of Riverside: J. J.
 Allen Jr. of Albuquerque; c. E. Robin
 son of Seattle; c. A. Vaughn of Se-
 pulpa; w. D. Curtis of Los Angeles;
 Harry Meyer of New York; W. w. Ep person of Philadelphia; Gerald Jones
 of Mesa; Oh. Wanzer of Portland. Ore
 gon: l.. F. Myers and H. J. Moline of Los Angeles A. C. Mcqueen of Pres
 colt: L. J. Allen and F.. E. Thompson
 of Los Angeles.
 SENT TO REFORM SCHOOL = Charlotte MolinO. whose relations with Rodolfo Athon have been des- cribed was in juvenile court yester- day and after a hearing was ordered to the reform school. The girl had been given an opportunity to go to the home of her parents but for some reason she preferred the school at Benson, evidently thinking that Athon would be sent there, too. At the time she was taken into custody she said she was fourteen years of age. But it was stated in court that she was only twelve. Athon. when arrested denied the story of the girl but yes terdav morning he made clean breast of the matter and confirmed her admission of their relations.
 PICNIC OF NURSES-The student student nurses of the Sisters hospital, chaperoned by the head nurse, Miss Sullivan. enjoyed their annual picnic on Tuesday. having a most delight ful time There were eighteen in the party and it was transported by an outfit belonging to the Palo Alto stables drawn as the jokers in the party declared, by procession of semi-centenarian stage horses but this statement does not go if the owner of the stable sees it and the writer is preparing to prove an allbl The picnickers enjoyed a dinner serN- ed at the Arizona Falls, and it was spread that would have done credit to a good hotel. From there the party drove to the Hole in the Rock where a season was spent in songs reclta- tions and story telling, followed by a delightful ride home in the carly evening.
 VISITING ADVERTISING MAN. Garner Curran publisher of Pan American Progress" and an insurance journal ir Los Angeles, and also secre- tary of .he Los Angeles Ad club IS In the city on the way home from Dallas, where he attended the national conven- tion of advertising men. MT. Curran is very enthusiastic over the project of securing the 191 convention of adver- Using men for his city. He Is visiting Phoenix chiefly to get acquainted Wlth the focal specialists in that line, with a view of interesting them in helping out the Los Angeles enterprise, as well as to talk advertising generally MT Curran says there should be an adVer- Using club in every town of any con siderable size, the membership of which need not be confined to the ad writers t.... -I,o,,I6 to Iya in I1rop advertisers as