Arizona republican., 1913-09-16

RAY ATTORNEY BACK FROM THE EAST-After spending five weeks in Indiana and Ohio visiting at his old home and with friends and relatives, H. G. Richardson, at tCIney from Ray, returned to Arizona yesterday. It seems good to get bacl, W here you know someone and some one knows you" said Richardson yes ;crday. I'm glad to get back to Ari- ZOna'
 MARRIED IN GLOBE-Lyda Loui-
 se Miller, of Tempe, youngest daught- er of the late Winchester Miller was married in Globe to Howard L. Thompson, formerly of Phoenix, but now of Globe. They were married by Father Barrette at the Catholic .hurch of Globe, on Monday, Sept. 8. It l o'clock The only witnesses Were MT. and Mrs. Jay C. Raub, and the brides brother Winchester Miller
 AUTO LICENSES-Nine new li- censes were issued at the state house Saturday and Monday for autos us follows: 3321. Robt. Hegi. Tempe: 5322 C. C. Enrich, Winkleman: 3323 Y. YoviaWa, Glendale; 1924. z. F. Howe Tucson; 3@25, $. NJ. Beebe, Ell gin; 1926. \. B. Jones. Tucson; 3321. Wm A. Hogue, WinsloW; 3328, The Lightning Delivery Transfer, city: 3229 Lillie ToVrea. city.
 ROBBERY REPORTED-One house robbery was reported to the police yesterday. Mrs. Laura Billupa. living Ia: 1911 East Washington street, lock ed up her house and went up town to see the parade in the morning. When she returned she found that burglars had entered her home, ef iecting an entrance by the rear door. They secured two gold watches. seV- cr.l rings and necklaces, together with 3S caliber revolver.
 CHIEF JUSTICE FRANKLIN RE TURNS-With the return of Chief Justice Franklin of the state supreme court today, all the members of that body will be at the state house Judge Franklin has been absent from the state since the first of the month when he left for Montreal to attend the meeting of the American Bar association held there during the early part of September. on his le- turn trip he stopped off for time st his old home in Kansas City, where he visited with relatives. The calendar of the supreme court will he called the first Monday of oct ober
 HONORS TO ARIZONA MAN - Friends. If Arthur Hahn, son of Geo. Hahn. graduate of r. H. $. with the class of 1910, and for the past two years prominent in athletics in stan ford university, will be pleased to hear that he has received further honors at the hands of the students of the California school Mir. Hahn, who was one of the men of Stanford who made the trip to Japan with that schools base ball team this summer has been made the president of the student body" one of the highest marks of credit and power that may be offered in a university. Mr Hahn is senior in Leland Stan ford this fall.
 OUNBAR'S WEEKLY - John O Dunbar announces that the first issue Of Dunbar's Weekly for the creation # which preparations have been com pleted will appear on october II. The offices of the paper have already been csta blished at 205 West Wash ington street. The Weekly will be independent in politics and on all other questions. It will be of state wide scope. All matters will b. handled in the characteristically wig orous style of MT Dunbar. The new paper will not interfere with the rela- ton of MT. Dunbar to the Mesa Free Press. Though he will remain in Phoenix the Free Press will be under the management of his son. Mark Dunbar.
 ARRIVALS AT THE CONNER CIAL-R V. Moore, NJ. Schen and family. H. J. Moffeo and wife, Globe; Ms. F. Griffen, Globe; J. J. Macnell, Globe H. w. Pullen, Denver; NJ. C. Haines, Los Angeles; J. R Pearcc, Mesa: A. H. Smith, Hayden; R. w. Wingfield, Camp Verde; J. E. Klint- worth Fort Wayne; c. Bathgate, St. Louis; MT F. Lucas Wender; F. l.. Askin. city; Geo. A. Adams, city; J D. Jacobie Los Angeles; G. Wood bury. Los Angeles; N. Giles Los Angeles; R L. Drane, Tucson; Abbic Mckenzie, Mesa; H. s. Bailey and wife, Winkelman; Tessie Berry, Win kelman; E. P. Mccarthy, city; w. 4 Smith and wife, A. l.. Grady. Flag staff; A T Nelson, Sacaton; Vim. Walton and family, Palo Verde; J II. Walton, Palo Verde: A. Westrape, Silver Belt: P. Parker, Tucson: Geo J Acton, Mammoth, Ariz.; l.. II. GreenhaW, city; c. l.. GOllands and wife CPhandIer; l.. A. McRae, Joint Heard Camp; A. Heath, hoeniX; F. M Ward Mesa; C. N. Lapham, Mesa; F. c. Sopham, Mesa.