Arizona republican., 1913-05-26
BENTON DICK TO TUCSON

NJ. Pool, president and manager of the
 Kelvin Lumber and Supply of Winkel-
 man, is in the city on business. Mr.
 Pool reports everything in good shape ! in a bushes way in the section from l which he halls. sa l OPERATION ON GOEBEL-Justus ! Goebel, the well known rancher was
 brought to the Sisters Hospital yes l terday suffering with an acute att
 tack of appendicitis. pr. R. w. | Craig operated upon him last even ing and he was reported as having rallied from the ordeal.
 COMMERCIAL HOTEL M. E.
 Hayes, Charles Jacobs, Los Angeles: c. A. Numamore, St. Johns; Rec
 Boyle w H Davis, Casa Grande: H. c. Holland, St. Joseph; M. G.
 Haines, Los Angeles; A. G. Porter, Leroy P. Garden, C. c. Atwood Casa Grande; M. B. Lutz, Ray; Mrs J. Warrington. Hayden. SUMMER HIGH SCHOOL Re gistration for the summer session at the high school will open this morn ing. A large number of courses will be offered, including several hat are not given during the regular winter session. The faculty desires
  curriculum may be arranged to meet the needs of all the students SHED IN FLAMES-Fire of un- known origin, discovered in a small shed used for storage purposes at the read of the residence of Mrs. Mae Peck, 439 East Washington street. brought out the fire department yesterday af ternoOn when an alarm sounded from Box 43. The shed burned rapidly and was quickly consumed. The deyart- ment was most effective in preventing a spread of the flames to adjoining property.
 DR. VAUGHAN HERE-Rev. Dr. w. E. Vaughan, of san Francisco, Cal, editor in chief of the Pacific Methodist. the organ of the Southern Methodist conferences west of the Rocky Mountains arrived in Phoenix yesterday morning from short bus 1 mess visit. Dr. Vaughan preached for Rev. MT Thornton. yesterday at Central church. In the old days pr. Vaughan was stationed in Phoenix, and is always greeted here a ! former pastor.
 DEAN AT FLAGSTAFF Very Reverend William Scarlett. dean of l the Episcopal diocese of Arizona, conducted services both morning and 1 evening yesterday in the Episcopal church at Flagstaff. He administer
 ed holy communion at 8 o'clock, preached at II o'clock and again at 1 s o'clock He was announced to speak at one of the services upon the subject of "Hygienic Marriage, movement in which he has been actively interested for sometime past. GETSINGER PLANTS TREES-B. 1 W Getsinger returned yesterday from the Salt River Valley and leaves today for his Willow Creek ranch, where he is extensively culti- vating and installing a nursery, the first in the central and northern part of the state. He states that large orders are being received already for l the fruit trees that were planted early in the spring and which will be placed on the market late in
 the fall. The first lot consists of | 10000 of various fruits-Journal Miner
 KINDNESS REWARDED - When | Edward Banaza was down and out | day or two ago he was given a place | to sleep and food in a tent occupied by i Juan Armenia and Phillip Perez just south of the Southern Pacific round I 1 and with him a pair of pants, a shirt and a pair of shoes belonging to the ! original occupants of the tent Com 1 plaint was made to the police and last night the man was picked up and 1 lodged in the police station. When | taken he was wearing the garments said to have been stolen He will be | transferred to the county today charged with larceny.
 GEE HOP ARRESTED-Gee Hop conducts a restaurant in the rear of a Washington street saloon. Late Sat urday night Ignacio $. Martinez en- joyed one of MT. Hops best meals. When through he took a couple of steps away from the counter, as he says to spit out a mouthful of water. Hop thought he was trying to beat him out of the price of the meal all though Martinez had the money in his hand to pay him. The Chinaman pro- ceeded to decorate the MeXicans eye Police Judge Thomas gave Martinez a warrant and Hop was arrested. He left bail for his appearance in police court this afternoon ATTEMPTED HOLDUP w L. Fagg living half a mile south of EastIake Park reported to the police late last night that three Mexicans had attempted to hold him up. He says that he was in the act of eros sing the tracks of the Arizona Eas- tern just south of the park about II o'clock, when the trio stepped in front of him and demanded his mon ey. He saw that they were not arm ed and he stepped backward and Ian instant later broke into a run. The men gave a short chase and then abandoned pursuit. Night Policeman | Morrell and McGrath surried to the vicinity where the affair occurred but were unable to locate the men. It | is presumed that they made their way | .on4 hn tracks aNnilinp cOIn- 1