Arizona republican., 1913-04-01

terclass baseball series the Seniors lost to the Sophomores yesterday by score of 12 to II. The Sophs. tallied nine times in the seventh inning and won.
 r. Elijah Heddng, of Albuquerque, N M, who represents the biological department of the II. K. Mulford company of Philadelphia, is in Phoe- nix cn business and will remain here for about a week.
 FIXTURES NOT DONE-There re- mains q couple of weeks work on the electrical and gas fixtures on the fed eral building. With the work about half done, the electrician who was on the job left the other day for San Francisco. and while his successor has been found and put to work, the work has been delayed.
 FLOOD EFFEcTS-The big floods in the Ohio valley are playing hob with the eastern mail service. The first effect of the floods was felt 1 here some time ago, and it will be long time before the mail service gets back on a standard basis OFFICES ARE MOVED-The south western Building and Investment company yesterday moved to the
 quarters of the w. M. Costley & Com pany at F West Adams street. The Southwestern recently purchased the business and location of the COstley 1 Company and after having had num- erous changes and improvements made in the offices of the latter concern, moved from North Second 1 avenue to the more central loca- 1 ton.
 JURY SYSTEM SAVED-Four of 1 the best speakers in the Senior class
 of the high school yesterday debated | before the student assembly, the question, Resolved. That the jury | system should be abolished The
 speakers were James Higley and Chas. | w. Lorraine for the affirmative, and | Thomas Houghton and Ralph Carney l for the negative. The judges gave the
 decision to the negative by a vote of | two to one
 THE IOWA REGISTER = The ! great register is still open, that is | the great Iowa register. at E,lvey X Huletts. and residents and former l
 reque sted to call and have their names inscrib d Thee are no neces- sary qualifications such as age, sex, ! color or previous condition of servi- tude It is only necessary that one l should have lived in Iowa for q time and regarded that state as his home. As soon as the register is complete
 an Iowa society will Le formed. There
 has already been a large registration
 DAMAGE SUIT VERDICT - The
 sealed verdict found by the jury in
 the LePointe damage suit at midnight
 of Saturday was opened in superior
 court yesterday morning. It had beer
 learned that the verdict was in favOl
 of the plaintiff and against the de
 fendants, Creighton and Threlkeld
 but in what amount was not stated it was learned that damage in the sum of s5,000 and half the costs Wer. assessed against each of the defend | ants. Under instructions by the court , the jury found for Judge Wells, orig inally one of the defendants. A mo- tiOn for a new trial will be made , First the form of the verdict will bt , l attacked.
 FAREWELL PARTY-Miss Lors | Harker niece of Rev. Ray C. Harker pastor of the First Methodist church lof Phoenix, was surprised and ther highly entertained by a visit from the
 members of the Philathea club of tht
 church at her uncle'S home last even
 ing. Miss Harker welcomed her guest: l and they played games and Apri
 fool pranks up to supper time. Miss Harker leaves soon for California anG
 thence to her home in Wisconsin ] Those present were Mrs. Sistrunk
 Mrs Martin, "RastuS and Topsey,
 Misses Martha and Gertrude Henry l Nova Pierce Matte and Velma Lan- ! tis, Bernice and Lora Harker. Celics and Leona Fooshee. Florence Ire maine, Coda Coffield, Vera Bonney
 Mrs. Clara Wattswing, Brother ant Mrs. Haker.
 CRAZY MAN AT YUMA-Ricardc ! Alvarez, formerly a subject of King Alfonso, and more recently a resident
 of Swansea. Yuma county, became in sane and his actions were so peculiar that the county officials of Yuma county thought that to safeguard the public, it would be best to cOnfn' } Ricardo in the state hospital for tn, | lISdHe. DtDutN SHeiIII W iilldlil ICe | Spain of Yuma brought Alvarez tC Phoenix yesterday and proceeded tC deliver his charge to the proper ? authorities. When near the asylum ) Alvarez threw himself out of tht , automobile and landed with consider : able force on his head, the automobile : was quickly brought to a standstil
 and Deputy Despair secured the mar ? before he could make good his es i, cape.
 I BLIND PIGGERS FINED-Jos 1 Baraja and Roy Watson, alleged tC 7 have been keepers of an eyeless pig were taken to Mesa yesterday morn f ing and tried before the justice O
 the peace, convicted and fined fol
 their infraction of the liquor laws
 Baraja, evidently suffered from al attack of aphasia when he was intro
 duced to the court, as he denied any
 knowledge of such a person as Sher
 if Jeff Adams, although he has beer | a guest of the Chateau dMaricOp;
 since last Saturday evening" He alst s denies the fact that he had sold al