Arizona republican., 1913-08-26
HERE FROM LOS ANGELES-

| J. s. GRIFFIN BACk-J. S. Cfrlt- l fin, who brides himself on being alone returned Sunday from his va cation spent on the California beach es Mr. Griffin reports having had an excellent time while away. l WHERE IS ED STONE?-Chief of Police Moore has been requested to i learn the whereabouts of Ed Stone, whose mother is i'll at Perth, Kansas. ] He is said to be something of a horse | man and may be found about a cOrra! 1 or livery stable.
 IS GIVEN THIRTY DAYS-Edwardo ! Gangoro in police court yesterday af- l ternoon was given thirty days on | charge preferred by the father of a lit | tie girl It is said that Gangoro offered | insults to four or five little girls, none of whom were more than six or seven years old.
 l U. s. GAUGER RETURNS-George 1 Kirkland. United States gauger for l this district, returned yesterday morn | ing from a two weeks trip to the Pacific coast spent with his mother and sister Kirkland put on consider
 able weight while absent from these parts.
 FRED JACOBS BACK-Fred Ja- cobs. one this citY's cntcrprising real 1 estate operators returned yesterday ] from q weeks motoring in the north ern part of the state Jacobs re ports unusual good luck He drove i scr miles without getting a puncture- l Part of his absence was spent Tn 1 Prescott
 | PARkER,S GREAT STORY-Read- CTS of Sir Gilbert Parkcrs famous novel "The Right of Way" will be | 1n CnlCndId three reel motion picture presentation of 1t
 at the Lion. Those who have seen 1t | speak of it very highly, the part "f RosaIie being taken by Barbara Ten nant. It will be shown today and thi5 evening for the last time.
 TYPOGRAPHICAL E R R o R | Tbrougb a Typographical error the notice of the proposed sale of stray ! hicvcIes in the hands of Chief of Police Moore at the city hall was made to read August 2S. The sale actually is to be l held on Friday morning, August Z9' a' 1 1n. 20 o'clock at the rear of the city nall building An opportunity Will be afforded for securing several good wheels at reasonable figures. l BAND CONCERT-At the request 1 of the merchants the Pioneer Band Will give an open air concert on Wednesday 1 evening on Washington street al cen | traI avenue. A pleasing program Has
 been prepared. The Pioneer Band mas not given concerts recently on SuhuaN evening in the city hall plaza but IL IS expected that these pleasurable allaIS 1 will be resumed shortly after Septem- ! Der 1.
 PAROLE BENSON SCHOOL BOY -Jesus Mora. an inmate of the In - ed n parole yesterday by Governor r1unt upon the recommendation Of the board of control. He was con fined at the school for delinqucnc\ land has made a good record for nm self there SO that the authorities De I1icye him to be able to make his way in the world honestly
 REESE LING ETURNS-Reese Nj. Ling. national committeeman Tor the democratic party in Arizona re
 turned yesterday morning from an
 extended absence in the east most "i
 hfch time was spent at Washington
 il, council with political leaders. MT
 Ling says Washington is very hot at
 this season of the year and that Afl-
 Zona is the best place vet to recover from the humidity of the nati"hai
 capital.
 IN THE SUPREME COURT-An
 iappeaI from Cochise county was tlled
 ir the supreme court yesterday m the
 casc of l.. C. Gonzales ct al and Duev and overlook ct al. The ofl- ,fnaI shit involved some mine stock Transactions having value It IS a'- lscqed of $1OO00. in which the plaint- | ifs lost their money. The tlrSt Sul' was thrown out of court on a de- mIrrcr. as was also the second suit iIt is from the action of the court III
 the second suit that the appeal ls , taken.
 AUTOMOBILE LICENSES - The following is the list of automobile licenses by the office of the secretary
 cr state since the close of business } at noon on Friday: 3223, J. M. Mon tnva. Canon Diablo; 3224, J H. Full CT. Winslow; %225, Marshall Nerran Risbee: 3226 New State Mining Co l AmadorviIIe: 3227, w. A. Nowlin r Warren; BPS, J. w. Williams, Iiig- ! ley; 3229. F. M Sternson, Miami - g2SO Guy M. Shepperd, Bisbec; &231 C. B. Williams. Bisbec; 3232, Boart , of Control; 3233, Chas. r. Perry e EDITOR HOGUE HERE-Charle. 8 Edward Hogue, associate editor O
 ire Arizona Record at Globe, spen , Sunday nlSht ana d part oL '9'ti Q 1 day in Phoenix. He came oVerlant - from Globe for the purpose of loggIni the road between the two cities fo $ the stage line that is at present max o l ing regular trips to and fro How c ever while here he did not fail tt f put in number of energetic boost n 1 for the Globe route for the ocean to Q ocean highway MT. HOgue returne'
 yesterday afternoon, arriving in Glob r in time to attend a meeting of roa' a boosters there at night. He wa n | somewhat delayed in getting in oW
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