Arizona republican., 1912-09-19

Thursday at 2:3O. All mothers are urged to be present.
 FORD HOTEL-Harry Neil. Charles F. Heath, Los Angeles; Mrs Mary Brown, Flagstaff; Mark Lamb, Tenn pc; Louis Nikrent, Fred Nikrent Rob. Cox, Chicago.
 STILL VOTING FOR BRYAN Who are you going to vote for this Fall? Bryan, of course. Yes? Sure. | voted for him four years ago and we have had good times ever since.
 PLEASANT TRIP TO MESA-Mr Jenkins and his two daughters. Misses Edna and Vivian and d couple of friends took a pleasure trip to Mesa, Tempe, and the surrounding coun- try yesterday in MT. Jenkins new au- tomobilc. lie says the roads are in fine condition
 OR. REDEWlLL COMING SOON-| Word has been received that Dr. Rede- will has been studying in hospitals at John Hopkins. Baltimore, Ann Arbor Rochester, Mnn with the Mayo Brothers, surgeons and in Cook county hospital Chicago and will return home with family about September 26 or 27.
 FUNERAL OF MRS. REY-The funeral of Francisco L. Rey will take place from the Catholic church at 10 o'clock Thursday morning Inter ment will be in the Forest Lawn cemetery. Mrs Kay has been in Phoenix for about twenty-five years. and is well known She leaves a NrI- hand
 PRICE FUNERAL-The funeral of Scott Price. who met death during the disturbance of Monday evening at the entrance to he city jail. was held yes terday afternoon from the Moore & Mcclellan undertaking pariors. Rev. W. R Thornton. of the Central M. F. church delivered an eulo9istic sermon. Burial was made in Greenwood ceme- tery Details from Companies A and B escorted the remains to the grave.
 POLICE HAVE SUIT CASE.-F. T. Lyons of the Arizona Motor company. Inc. while driving his automobile some miles out of town near the Grand Canal discovered a leather suit case and a Stetson hat lying along the banks of the canal He brought both of the articles to the police station where they now await a claimant In- side the hat appears in two or three places d name thought to read Jose
 Harris. Tucson. Ariz"
 HOTEL ADAMS-E G. Potter san Francisco, F. J Fleming. Los Ange- ies Henry L. Kerns Lordsburg: A l..
 Huyck. Chicago; F. R. Sullivan. Los Angeles. Charles Boehn. M. l.. Tracey. New York; John J. FOX, St. Louis; J. T. Miller, Albuquerque; John C. Nor we'll, San Diego, F. M. Murphy. Pres colt; c. <. Peters. St. Louis: C r. Howard, Meas: II. s. Chafee. F. W. 1 Emmett, Providence, R. l.; John Tho handler. Chicago, r Marx, Los Ange- les
 BACK FROM OCEAN PARK ! Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Luhrs. of tha Commercial notrI. returned yesterday l-ornins from an extended stay at ! ocean Park Mrs Iuhrs has been at ! the coast about three months anu about one month ago was joined b. l Mir. Luhrs who remained with her 1 the remainder of the season. MT Lrhrs said ocean Park is just the ! ideal place for a little outing but
 when it is an said and done, ha prefers Phoenix a thousand times ! over
 ] PADlLLA FlNED-Judge Thomas ! in police court yesterday afternoon ! failed to find any reasonable excuse ! for the assault NJ. Padilla committed ] upon Salim Ackel. the Washington 1 street dry goods merchant, a day or l so ago. Padilla admitted that he had | had few words with a clerk in the store over the ownership of Mexican l Independence Day badge but though, l he mus have been pretty drunk to | have wceaked his vengeance upon the
 proprietor of the store. He was as 1 sessed a fine of twenty dollars with
 the option of spending twenty days in
 the city jail.
 GOLDBERG'S OPENING-Decorat- ! ed with a profusion of flowers and plants, among which the finest roses 1 of the Salt River valley predominated ! the interior of the Goldberg store yes terday presented an appearance of a miniature fairyland It was the oc- casion of the first annual fall open ing of the big establishment. Hund- 1 reds of friends and customers of the l store thronged the place throughout l the day, and in the evening the crowd 1 was such as to completely fill the in 1 terior. Besse's orchestra. was in at | tendance throughout the> afternoon and evening and rendered two select musical programs. It was the opening
 success of the season.
 READY FOR DiNNER-AH ar engagements are completed for the holding this evening at the Hotel Adams Of the real estate men's dim
 rer Practically every real estate
 man in town has already purchased
 a ticket and it is certain there will
 be q large attendance. The real es-
 tate men will have as their guests the board of supervisors of this coun- ty and the proposition of jointly un- dcrtaknG a campaign of advertising the Salt River valley will be dis cussed The proposed plan has al- ready been very definitely worked cut and it is believed will meet with the approval of the board. Incident ally the first step will he taken for