Arizona republican., 1912-12-18
OFF FOR HOLY LAND=A


 att of this city, contemplates shortly taking a trip to the Holy Land for the purpose of remaining some time in the study of the scriptures and the Holy Land.
 GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH. German Lutheran service in the W. C. T. U. hall, 227 West Monroe to- night at 7:30 Subject of the ser mon, 'Treuet euch in dem Herrn AneWege." You are cordially invited.
 MANY FL PAsoANs IN TOWN w. Fl. Byrd, R. R. Seeds Miss Paul inc NalenZuela, D. C. Hubben, Al Brown, all of Fl Paso. Texas were among the many arrivals in the city yesterday
 FUNERAL OF PAUL M. PIERCE The funeral of the lamented Paul ! M. Pierce, lately of the real estate
 firm of Sniveiy and Pierce will be held from the undertaking parlors of ! Mohn and Driscoll Thursday after noon at ?. m
 MOTOR INCOME GOOD-The state income from motor taxes. both l automobile and motorcycle amounts l to date to more than $10.OOo for the ! 1 particularly good considering tie | population of the state
 MADE DRY DISTRICT WET-Tav ! jury in the case of Cuyer and Wi 1 Hams of Mesa yesterday on trial in i superior court on the charge O. snll- { ing liquor in a dry territory. yester- | day returned verdict of guilty after l having been out all night
 ARIZONA SELECT ORANGES"- ] A box of Arizona Select Oranges ! was the most pleasing of all the 1 rememhranceS received since Thanks ] giving day by Editor J. w. Shaw of l the National Land and Irrigation l Journal. The fruit was the gift of 1 the Board of Trade of Phoenix 1 WASHINGTON PARENT TEACH ERS-There will |. be an important
 meeting of the Washington Parent ! Teachers association in the school ! house tomorrow afternoon at o'clock l for the purpose of electing the off l cers of the association for the en-
 suing year. A large attendance is l expected.
 ! FUNERAL OF ISSAC THAYER- 1 The funeral of IsSac ThaYer. the aged l father of Dr. L. H. Thayer of this l city will be held this afternoon at 1 o'clock at the chapel of Moore and ! Mcclellan. Rev Harvey J Deere, pastor of the First Baptist church ! officiating The body has been pre- l pared for shipment and will be sent ! to Lima. Ohio. where the wife of the
 dead man is buried.
 THE ALEXANDER CAsE-The l only proceeding in United States 1 court yesterday in the case of the 1 government against J. B. Alexander was the return of the special venire ordered by Judge Sloan, the day be- 1 fore The members of it are F. H. ' Bird. j. NJ Collins, Vernon C. Cook, 1 J. w. Doris, H. NJ Galliver, R. R. Helm. Felix Levy. F. H Sawyer. F. l II. Thorpe and Ezra w. ThaYer.
 DEATH OF MRS. A. S. CAMP 1 BELL-AIrs. A $. Campbell. who for i the past three and a half years has lived in Phoenix died at her resi- | dence. SO9 North Sixth street yes 1 terday morning at 11:30, at the age l If 4G years. Mrs. Campbell is sur !, vived by d husband and six children.
 The funeral will take place this 1 morning from the residence. the in l terment taking place in Greenwood l cemetary
 HOTEL ADAMs-Ed Morrell, San Diego; J. K. Tennant and wife, Los 1 Angeles James Goss, Chicago; C. H. 1 McKinstry, Los Angeles: w H. Cox, <! Flagstaff: J D. Keller Canton. Ohio; l S C. Parker. Ash Fork; F. R. Seeds, 1 w. II. Byrd, .El Paso: c. H Warner, wife and son, Detroit; H. P Ed 1 wards Maricopa; J. W. Mines, Pres colt: c l.. Myers, Denver; Dr. E. B. Perrin, Williams: H. F. Perkins C.. E. Harris, Los Angeles.
 GENERAL ORDER NO. 18, N. C.. A.-Adjutant General Charles w. Harris. has with the authority of Governor Hunt, issued general order number IS, which officially informs the guard of the relief of Lieut.. Jewett by Lieut. LaGrade. and in
 structs the officers of the guard that they may call on Lieut. LaGrade for any information on matters of dis cipline or drill. Lieut. LaGrade will have charge of the officers cor
 respondence school. The order also 1 places Captain $. O. Thompson formerly of Company NJ, on the su- pernumerary list, transfers Company M to the first resrve and discharges from the service without prejudice i Lieutenants John Redmond and Chester McGee
 WEBB BETS ON THE NEXT CTION-Secretary of State Os-
 born yesterday afternoon caught Hon. 1 Wilfred T Webb, presidential elector-
 elect, on a good bet joke, when he offered to bet ten dollars, which i Webb immediately snapped up, that
 there would be 50,000 votes cast in | Arizona in the next election. The
 argument came up over the state ment that there were less than 25,o00
 votes cast in the last election. Os- born casually mentioned that he ] onaSSed the Wnnlan vote next time