Arizona republican., 1913-10-07

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 ORANGEWOOD SOCIAL-The Or 1 angeWOod social and improvement clut will meet with Mrs $. T. Butler anC daughters, North Central avenue, op- pOsite country club, Wednesday, Oc- tOber s, 1913 at 2:3O P. NJ. A full at l tendance is desired, the officers for the coming year will be elected and new members added to the club. Mrs Gus ter, president
 TWO ROBBERIES REPORTED | RObberies were reported to the po- lice yesterday as having been com mitted at the home of Rev J. Harvey Deere, ISIS West Adams street. and at the homo of P. S Johnson. l2t south Seventh street. Entrance in each instance was secured from the rear of the house and small booty resulted. There is no clue as to the perpetrators of the jobs
 ROOSEVELT ATHLETIC GIRLS The girls of the Roosevelt school for nIerly the Consolidated school. are organizing an athletic association They will give q social at Neighbor- hood House next Friday night Re freshments will be served and the crowd will be well entertained with music and games both in and out door. The admission will be twenty
 cents. Every one is invited to b. sure and attend
 SUPREME COURT - Preparations are being hastened for the opening of the October term of the supreme court of the State of Arizona next
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 term will be called. The docket this term is quite large, and requests were made yesterday for all attor- neys having cases to make appear ance therein and assist in setting the same so as to expedite the business of the tribunal. The court vii open at 10 o'clock sharp
 AUTOMOBILE LICENSES - The following licenses for automobiles Were issued by the office of the sec retary of state since the last report in the columns of this paper: 341O, Charles Burton, Junction; 3411, Os- car Rosan, BlackWater; 3412 A. r. Bellamy, Mesa; 3413, John Huxley. City; 3414, R. L. Lutgerding, Phoe- nix; 3415, John Zelleweger, Tucson: 3416, Phillip R. Andrews. Douglas: 3417, T. J. Cavaness, Phoenix; 3418 Geo. Domaine. Humboldt; 3419. L. L. Stewart Phoenix.
 CLOSE CALL FOR eABE-AIger- non Babe" Dove had narrow es- cape from being killed yesterday aft e noon shortly before six o'clock when he fell from the Tempe stage at Twelfth and Van Buren streets strik- ing on his head. He was rendered temporarily unconscious and was re- moved to the police station. pr II F.. Beauchamp was called and found trat q great gash had been torn in the scalp several inches in length and exposing the skull. It required many stitches to close the wound
 LOOKING HIM UP Governor Hunts attention vas drawn yester- day to another missing man and in consequence the following statement was largely circulated yesterday Information is desired as to the of J. C. Roote alias J. C. Anderson, formerly a resident of where he IS reported to have 1t one time done either detective or government work in Winslow, Selig- nan, Prescott and neighboring towns He is about 40 years of age, , 3" -aI has blue eyes, ruddy complex 1 on and gray hair. When last seen. l n March, 1913, he wore a dark blue serge suit"
 WANT DELEGATES FROM ARI- 1 Hunt has been in re- 'eipt Of a number of communications 1 rom the committee of public safety l 'f Philadelphia asking for the appoint | nent of delegates for the meeting of l he National Fire Prevention conven- l ion to be held in that city beginning | October 13 and continuing five days. | However, as every officer of a fire in 1 urance company and every chief of 1 he fire department, fire marshal and | mayor of a city is accepted as an off ial delegate it is hardly likely that pecial delegates will be appointed | rom this state
 .COMMISS SSIONER LEAVES-P. J. diller of the state tax commission who 5 one of the delegates from Arizona to he National Tax Association conven- ion at Buffalo on October 23, 24, 25. eft last evening for the east, equipped | with number of copies of the Arizona nine tax law, a. the taxation of mines | $ one of the great questions up for i consideration at that convention C. r. I. Zander, chairman of the Arizona | nine tax section of the convention and l. Q has prepared a report of his beliefs l. nd observations which will be pre- ented to the convention. MT Zander |ill follow later, and Bernard Cunniff I Crown King, also a delegate is eX- ected to attend, the whole making | uite a delegation from Arizona.