Arizona republican., 1912-06-16
LEAVES THIS MoRNING.-E.

Il | tended stay in Chicago and New York. :! WENT TO FLORENCE-Govern | Hunt accompanied by J. Mcdonald and ! Kenneth McNichol left last evening in 1 an automobile to spend Sunday at the states urlift institution.
 l BACK TO CORRESPONDENCE and 1 Mrs. Francis D. Crable the former be- | ing postmaster of Tombstone, left last 1 night for their home in dear old Co., l chise" They were accompanied by i their only child who had the honor of being born in Phoenix short time ago and by Mrs Williams. mother of Mrs. Crable.
 | TRINITY PRO- CATHEDRAL-Ser- | vice will be held today, second Sunday 1 after Trinity, in Trinity Pro- O-cathedral at 10 o'clock by the Rev. William J. | Scarlett. dean. This will be the last | service by the dean before the summer l vacation. but the church win be open | during the remainder of the month l and part of July in charge of Canon l Cocks.
 1 A VISITING JUSTiCE-Justice i Hector Riggs of Wickenburg precinct 1 was in the city yesterday. Justice 1 Riggs says that the town is quite or l derly. There is little drunkenness l there notwithstanding that it is only i mile to the line Saloon and refresh l ment parlorS which had been opened l just beyond the line in Yavapai coun- 1 ty so near it that when the sun is right ] it's shadow falls on the dry district of 1 Maricopa.
 J. A. MOORE HoME-J A. Moore 1 of the Phoenix Trust Co. has returned 1 from an extended tour of the east hav- ing visited Washington. New York, | Pennsylvania points and Chicago. Nat i urally he devoted a great deal of time I and attention to boosting the home l land he believes with very gratifying | success. He found people generally in | terested in hearing about the baby | state and believes there will b a big tide of travel in this direction next 1 fall.
 i HOUCk kSOTO-ThOmas C. Houck | and Miss Elena Soto were united in l marriage yesterday by Justice John ] stone. The groom is a son of J. D. l Houck the pioneer of Cave Creek.
 SUIT FOR DlVORCE-Suit for di- v
 terday ay Rose Lillian Montgomerie l against William C. Montgomerie. There are two grounds for the action. One ] is failure to support and the other is general cussedness of which it is al legeI the defendant seems proud. Any | way he boasted of it to his wife.
 STUDEBAKER PRIZE WINNERS. I-The committee having in charge the | inspection of the records to determine 1 the winners of the various prizes off ! cred in the Studebaker Sociability run,
 held a meeting last night for the pur-
 pose of completing its work but it was i found t. be a bigger task than had 1 been anticipated. They worked until
 half the committee had burst their
 tires or their batteries played out, after l which it was decided to finish up the job this afternoon, and announce the result in tOmorrow's Republican.
 | COMMERCIAL GUESTS - Among
 those registering at the Commercial
 hotel yesterday were: E. E. Jones,
 San Francisco; H. Bailey McAfee, | Gila Bend; F. II. Carr. Los Angeles i;
 C. S. Halbert and wife. Los Angeles; l.. C. Wilson. Kelvin: Mr and Mrs. !
 St. Louis; J l.. Brown, Jr.. Wichita; :; J. w. GriessfOrd. San Francisco; r. l Hernandez, J. Hernandez, Jerome: H. L. Turner. Morenci D. B. Whiting hin St Joseph: E. J. Helsley. Marin cite; H. N. Cox, Morristown; l.. NJ. 1 Lloyd, Los Angeles; Walter II. Haugh,
 Buckeye, Ariz.; VintOn Anderson, Los I Angeles.
 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-J. Har- | vey Deere. D. D., pastor. Rev. Dr. L. l C. Barnes of New York City will preach
 at 11:00 o'clock. It will be treat to l hear this gifted man. The pastor win preach on The Modern Slave Market" at 500 o'clock and the sermon will deal with dancing, card playing, Sun l day picture shows, tobacco using, etc. 1 Baptism will follow the evening ser | mon The Sunday school will meet at 9:45 a. m. with classes and teachers for all. Mrs. M. l. Wortman will lead the B. Y P. U. at zoo o'clock p. m. The
 subject being Reading That Is Worth 1 While" The church is located on the
 corner of Third avenue and Monroe
 street Welcome.
 ANNOUNCEMENT TOMORROW.- | George Hageman desires it announced | in behalf of Harold Wells who drove his Franklin car to victory in the race
 of Friday morning, that the young man | drove the car merely to please MT. 1 Hageman He is not a race driver and
 never intends to be. He felt that he
 could do this job to please a friend and got away with it very successfully but l the racing game is too hazardous and
 he has nc notion of breaking into it. | Moreover, MT. Hageman says that while he is in the automobile business
 he is not in the racing end of it and 1 has no aspirations to get in. His car 1 is not built for that purpose though it
 has demonstrated that it has good live