Arizona republican., 1913-11-07
MISS BARKER HERE-Mi.


 tha E. Barker, one of the pages at the first Arizona state legislature. came over yesterday from the Tempe normal and will spend the remainder of the week the guest of Miss Emma Red, 32O North Eleventh street.
 ENTERTAINED AT DINNER-Mr. and Mrs. w. D. Dodenhoff entertained at dinner Thursday at their home, 143 South Center street. The guests were MT. and Mrs. Thos. F. Weedin, Mrs. George M. Swindell and daught- CTS Edna and Ruth, of Los Angeles, and Miss Jane Weedin. of Florence.
 WILL NOT MISS ANOTHER-Hon J. w. Buchanan, member of the house of representatives from Pima county, left last night for home after spending two days at the fair Mir. Buchanan has lived in Tucson for eight years OUt this is the first fair he has attended. He has been too busy to leave home. But he said last night that he would have to be buster than he had ever been in h1s life if he should ever miss another one
 SOME PlckPOckETS ON CARS According to reports received by Chief of Police Moore, pickpockets are working on the street cars running between town and the fair grounds Each day reports have been received of people being robbed but the police are pOwerless to prevent the work as they are prohibited from riding on the street cars unless they pay their fares and there is no provision made by the city for the necessary nickels
 WALTER BURCH HERE-Walter Burch, a prominent member of the Kansas City bar, and for two terms
  has arrived in Phoenix to be the guest for time of his cousin, A. 4. Betts, the Santa Fe booster. Attor- ney Burch is already so much in love with Phoenix that he has about de- cided to locate here. His parents are now in California and he has sent them word that the Salt River valley looks good to him. MT. Burch is something of a political worker, hay ing taken the stump in Kansas at the age of seventeen years. He is a close friend of Champ Clark and has been an invaluable aide to him in the heat of many campaigns.
 PILCHARD HURT - George Pil- chard, driver of a rent car. was in collision with a big red car driven by a man named Burley, early last evening and as a result sustained in juries that will probably confine him to his home for some time Pilchard was driving a Ford car and had reached Seventh avenue and Wash ingtOn street when the big red car bore down upon him. The Ford was badly wrecked and Pilchard was caught in the debris. Mrs Clarence Hoover, a passenger in the Pilchard car, was thrown to the pavement but escaped serious injury. w. F. Edens, of Winkelman, and F. M. DeLong were the other passengers and each of these had close calls.
 KORRICK- K-HYMAN-This is not an account of a wedding. but rather a brief mention of a little stunt" that was ''perpetrated" at the fair grounds grandstand a day or two ago. Arthur $. Lyman, manager of the New York store, ever alive to the opportunity to advertise the big establishment dis covered that Charles Korrick, pro- prietor of the store had gone to see the races. Enlisting the services of two messenger boys, Hyman dis patched them to the fair grounds and instructed them to go into the grand stand and begin calling for MT. Kor- rick. The boys did their duty. keep ing up the racket even after they had located MT. Korrick There was not q man, woman or child in the grand stand that didn't know that Korrick, of the New York store was at the fair. when those boys quit and went back to Hyman to collect.
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