Arizona republican., 1913-01-17
ADDRESS PosTPoNED-An ad-

ADDRESS POSTPONED-An ad- dress which was to be delivered at Glendale tonight by General A. j. Sampson has been postponed until next Wednesday night.
 OSTRICH REPORT A London firm of ostrich product dealers has sent out a most favorable report of the trade for 1912. and a prediction of still better business during the coming year.
 WHO WANTS A COLLlE-Probation Officer Canning among whose duties is that of locating homeless children and dogs in good homes, has young Scotch collie for which he wants to find place with folks who would ap- preciate good dog. He would pre- fer a place where there are children to play with the collie.
 NEEDS OF ASSOCIATED cHARI- TlES-Miss Crissie Gilchrist supern- tendent of te associated charities an nOunces that the office is in need of six chairs and two tables work is rap idly piling up so as to make the need of the furniture that much more ur- gent.
 LODGEMAN LEAVES-J. NJ Hen messy, prominent lOdgeman in this city, who is one of the Dookey bunch. and is also a member of the uniform rank of the Knights of Pythias, left last night for San Diego where he ex- poets to make his future home His many friends will learn with regret of his departure.
 ASKS FOR SlSTER-City Recorder Frank Thomas has received a letter from Mrs Annie F. Davis, of Wicken- burg, asking for information relative to the whereabouts of her sister Mrs Flossie Parker, wife of Frank Parker. who she 2aYS left Cedarglade some time ago in a camp wagon, saying she and her family were going to a warmer climate. A letter addressed to the sis ter al Cpdarglade was forwarded to Phoenix and afterwards returned to Wickenburg. She believes her sister is living in this vicinity.
 FREE AGAlN-Having completed their terms in the county jail for selling liquor to Indians. Andrew Jackson and Sneetz were turned out into cold world yesterday. Both are Indians Andrew got his name before the government interVened to prevent practical jokers in the scrv- ice from giving to the Indians the names of exalted personages. In consequence of that practice the ros- ters of the county jails and the pen itentiary contain the names Of John Greenleaf Whittier Samuel Randall, Henry w. LongfelloW and Alfred TennySon
 FINDS LOST ARTlcLEs-C Ea- gan, superintendent of construction for the Southwestern Building and In vestment company, yesterday found in the road near the Wentworth tract, a. blow point. a piece of new rope, a shawl. a bundle of merchandise. evi- dently dry goods and two women's wraps. They are evidently dropped from a runaway rig. The articles may be obtained by calling at the office of the company. No. 14 North Second 1 Avenue. Recently the tool house of the company on the tract was hurglarized and a quantity of tools taken There 1 is no clue to the identity of the burg i lar.
 WHO REPAIRED WATCH?-Chief 1 of Detectives s. L. Browne, of Los An geles county. has written Chief of Po- 1 lice Moore asking him to ondeavor to 1 OCate the jeweler who repaired ] Waltham watch, P S Bartlett move 1 nent, movement number 6.O82, $40 case | lumber 1l2.249. jewellers repair mum 1 OCT 2475G, under which is the number l 5o4. The watch was taken from the l body of a dead man whom a woman l named Minta Jordan afterwrds identi- fled as her husband collecting $50O0 in suranCe Later Jordan was found alive and the woman is now awaiting tria
 on charge of obtaining money under
 false pretense The police would like
 to learn the identity of the man found
 dead
 A THOUSAND DOLLARS MORE As a result of the inauguration O
 the Iarcel post section in the post office and the growth of the city tn, receipts of the Phoenix postorfic- fol
 the first fifteen days of this yea,
 nave exceeded that of the correspond
 ing term of last year. Of this amount
 the parcel post is credited witj
 $5S7.35 of the total of $l.26l.5O. To b, | were prepared by Assistant Post
 master Anderson, under direction o
 Postmaster McClintOck. yesterday Number of packages delivered I.521.
 number of parcels deceived for das
 patch. 1,G73. Total receipts this yea,
 from January 1st and 18th, inclusive
 $5,343.jG. Total receipts for same pc.
 riod in 1912. $4,08196
 VISITORS ENTERTAINED Mrs
 Lewis Kohl delightfully."- entertained
 on Tuesday evening in honor of MT
 and Mrs. Grant Potter Misses Lela
 and Manella Potter and Miss May,
 Smith of ChilliCOthe, Mo. Old fash
 toned games were played and at late hour refreshments of cake anC
 coffee were served. The guests were Mir. and Mrs. Grant Potter, Mr anC Mrs Joe Clark, Mrs. Webster Mrs
 c. E. Stewart, Misses Lela Potter , Manella *Potter, Nave Smith. Alic'
 MOsher Beatrice Miller, Octavia Mil Ter Mollie Price, Essie Roach, Luc! } Sells, Erile Jackson, Pearl Jackson ] Alice Cast, Clessie Varney, Grac' ! Kohl, Bertha Kohl. Violet BraWley