Arizona republican., 1913-11-13
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 ular meetings of the Parent Teachers associa tion which was to have been held this afternoon in the Adams school, has been postponed and will be held next Thursday afternoon in stead.
 HUFFER ON THE JOB-F E. Huffcr has succeeded J. $. Morrison in the management of the Hupmobile agency and has in addition territory that covers Maricopa, Plnal and Gila counties Prior to accepting the en- larged responsibilities MT. Huffer was agent for the HupmobiIe in Globe.
 M'CANN nISABLED-Ivan McCann of the Phoenix fire department is still unable to be on duty by reason of the accident in which he played prominent part several days ago McCann was riding his motorcycle along East Washington street when he was run down by an automobile The motorcycle was wrecked, and Me Cam received numerous bruises. His left arm suffered the most, and for the present is practically useless.
 MUSICIANS BALL - The second annual ball of the Musicians Mutual Protective Association, Local No. 5S6
 
 evening. November r. The feature of the occasion. outside of the decora- tions and the excellent program of dances arranged, will be the orchestra of twenty five pieces augmenting the Reese orchestra. From the standpoint of music, it will be the success of the season Tickets are already on sale.
 PHOENIX HAS TO GROW-'It is logical that Phoenix should be moving forward so rapidly said Frank w. Johnson, supervisor of surveys of the general land office who arrived in the city the night before. MT. Johnson said that he had been in many parts of the country and nowhere had he seen such marked improvement as had been made in Phoenix since his last visit With such a country about it, said MT. Johnson, it would be strange if Phoenix were not moving to the front. MT. Johnson will remain in the city a week
 REJOICING IN CHIHUAHUA - Mexican Consul CastilIOn yesterday re- Ceived a message from Fl Paso saying that the following telegram from Chi huahua had just come to Consular In- spector DiebOld at Fl Paso: With great pleasure I beg to inform you that at this moment bands of music are playing through the streets and the chimes of church bells are heard all over the city on account of a great fed eral victory, the rebels having been completely defeated and put to flight" ." The consular inspector added At this same moment Ciudad Juarez is cele- brating this event with much joy"
 GEARY GOES FOR DEER = w Paul Geary, of the Arizona corpora tiOn commission. left last evening for the north, where he will plunge into the depths of the Mogollon mountains south of Winslow with the firm in tention of bringing down a buck such as will make the mouth of every member of the EIks lodge in the Salt River valley water when it is dished up at the local club rooms at some date in the near future. Notwith- standing Geary goes for the deer he is certain to get, he has q secret long ing to miss the deer and bring down a certain bear on which he has had his eyes for some time. He contends | that bear meat is better for Elks than venison.
 REGISTRATION CLOSING-T are three more days in which tax payers may register for the bond election to be held on Wednesday, November 26. Already there are something over 1900 enrolled. but there are many more who have not availed themselves of this opportunity 1 to qualify to express themselves with regard to the proposed issue of $275.- 900 for fire department. street and 1 light improvements. parks and the 1 funding of the present city indebt- | edness. The office of the city re- corder is open daily until o'clock | for registration and will be held open on Saturday until midnight, when the registration closes.
 SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CON- lFERENCE-The Arizona conference of Seventh-Day Adventists will hold its 18th annual session in Phoenix, begin ming Thursday night, the 18th instant at 7:3O P. NJ and closing Sunday night the 23rd. Announcement is made that the conference meetings will be held daily at 9:30 A. NJ, until all Of the conference business shall be finished Also that public preaching services will be conducted each day at 11:OO A. M, B % and 7:30 P. M. All services will be held in the large pavilion in the center Of "the little tent city,, located on the Brill car line al Tenth and Pierce streets. Speakers in attendance will include Elder F. F. Andross, presi- dent of the Pacific union conference; Elder E. w. Farnsworth president of the California conference; Elder A. $. Booth, evangelist of Los AngelS-s be- side the local ministers of the confer ence.
 
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