Arizona republican., 1913-03-11
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There were five of them, including one seven passenger. the first ever shipped west of the Mississippi and a delivery car with patent slow speed device.
 MANUEL HERE AGAlN-H. ]. ManuG of Fl Paso. Tex, one of the travelling statesmen who have been making this territory for years is again visitor to Phoenix, after an absence of some months. MT Man uel numbers his friends with his ac- quaintances. so numerous are they. STEALING BULRS-Small boys have engaged recently in stealing the little electric light bulbs from the au- tomobiles left standing in the daytime in front of the Fleming block. The police have been notified of the depre dations and a close watch is being kept for the culprts.
 COWS FOR YAVAPAI-J. D. Be- thune. jr.. has been in Phoenix for the past few days on business. During this time he made several trips of inspec tion to the various stock breeding farms of the valley for the purpose of selecting a number of fine Holstein
 
 MAIDSTONE LEAViNG-Frank M Radstone who came to Phoenix three months ago and engaged with the Re- publican on some special advertising and later engaged in the real estate business. will leave today for Miami and Globe to close up some real estate transactions. From there he will go on to Winnipeg and later to London. LOSES WATCH-W. H. Hermes, stopping at 127 North Ninth avenue. and a resident of Denver, reported to the police yesterday the loss of watch which he says must have fallen from his pocket while he was making his way from the Adams school to the postoffice. The watch is a ladies model and has the initials I'll. NJ H" en- graVed on the back.
 IS KINGSLEY iNSANE-Irving K. 1 Kingsley, who says that he comes to | Arizona from California and that he is I native of New York state was taken in custody yesterday by the police on suspicion that he was of unsOund mind. He was transferred to the county and will be tried for insanity. He stated yesterday that he had lived in Phoenix for time over one year ago and that | his wife is living in California. i BEGIN STAGE REHEARSALS- 1 Rehearsals for the Brown of Har- yard" production at the Elks Theater week after next will be transferred to l the stage of the Elks Theater beginning | tomorrow evening. From now until
 the dates of the show the company will | work in ensemble practically every evening. The entire cast has been se- lected and Director Davies is working | with a will to make the Elks show of 1913 the greatest ever.
 MOUNTAIN STATES OFFICIAL
 Dean D. Clark of Fl Paso. one of the division officers of the Mountain
 States Telephone and Telegraph com
 pany is again in the city from Fl Paso
 his headquarters. MT. Clark's work at
 this season of the year is pretty much
 cut out for him. He is authorized leg
 islative agent for the company for the
 two states of New Mexico and Arizona and both legislatures are in session al
 the same time.
 OPEN HOUSE AT ST. LUkE's 1 HOME-That the friends of St
 Luke's home may have an opportu-
 nifty to appreciate the progress O , 1 the past year, and those who art
 yet strangers to the home may ac-
 quaint themselves with the splendiC work being accomplished among d those afflicted with tuberculosis, the , board of visitors will keep oper
 house during the afternoon O , Wednesday, March 12. This will bt
 the annual donation tea and cor . dial invitation is extended to al those interested In this very vita and necessary work. Gifts of fruit
 food or money will be gratefully re l ceived The Eastlake park cars vii , be met at the terminus by autOmo
 piles
 BULL FIGHT PICTURES-One O | the most interesting films shown a 1 the Coliseum theater in some tim ' 1 was run as a one night special las l evening, showing the bull fights il the arena at Mexico City on last Tn :, l dependence day. September Is. Il all eight bulls and five horses ar
 dispatched in the action of the pie ' ture. and for those who have de sire to be initiated into the secret Il and sensations of attending a genu
 Inc pull 1lRnI II IS lllt llcditSt op proach to the real thing that ha
 ever been seen in Phoenix. w. A
 O'Grady brought the film to Pho
 nix and Manager Reeves was enable . to make an enga cement for one nigh , only The film may be shown her ' again at some later date.
 WATER RENTALS OVERDUE D l City water rentals were due and pay ' able yesterday but at the close
 business it was found that sever
 hundred users of water had not pal 'e the March rental fee. It has becom 1 so apparent that with the removS u of the delinquent fee of $l for UT - 1 paid rentals that the Phoenix publ 'V is inclined to forget the tenth
 each month. the water departmer officials announce that hereaftt
 every user of water who falls
 make payment within the stipulate H. ten days at the beginning of eaC H month will find his water turned promptly on the day following. Tho! 'b their rentals today Wi