Arizona republican., 1913-04-07
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OVERNIGHT IN TUCSON-J. w. Buchanan. member of the lower house, spent a couple days at his home in Tucson, returning last night.
 TOM WILLS HERE-Thomas N. Wills one of the well known cattle men of Pinal county, who recently sold one of his large ranches, is in Phoenix for few days.
 MORE AlD-The Southside Sunday school yesterday collected the sum of $16.4O for the relief of the flood Suf- ferers in Ohio and Indiana, which is to be sent through the Republican re- lief fund.
 SMASHED A WINDOW-This is not suffragette story. It is simply an announcement that Charles Labass was arrested by the police early yes terday morning. Labass got peeved at some action of one of the attaches of the noodle cafe on South Second street opposite the city hall and while walk ing out of the establishment deliber- ately put his fist through a large front window. Labass really get the worst of it for besides inflicting serious cuts on his hand, he was also given lodging at the city jail Yesterday afternoon he placed a forfeit of seven dollars for his appearance in police court today.
 FIRE ALARM CHANGES-Occas- io"o1 by the taking down os telephone Wncs and po!es which in many ln- stances have heretofore been used by the city for the stringing of the wires of ha eli iot changes in .he location of some alarm boxes have been neccssitate6 Box 43 which formerly occupied a place upon a pole at Third and Washington streets has been moved west on Washington street about sixty feet. Box 42 which was formerly at Central avenue and Jefferson street, has been moved south 150 feet to the alley at the side of the kersting house. The attention of peo- pie depending upon the use of these boxes in case of fire in their neighbor- hood is called to these changes as the time might come when it would be well for them to know the exact where abOuts of the boxes.
 WHO'S WHO CORNERS IN TOWN Among the arrivals at the Adams yesterday was Jo Corners. editor of Who's Who in Arizona. The work has | been in course of preparation for more l than a year and the first volume will l be off the press during the coming
 week. Volume l is largely devoted to l articles describing the industries, re- ! sources and points of interest in the 1 state. Every county in the state will 1 be mentioned in separate articles, while l the Salt River valley. Roosevelt dam. l petrified forest and Grand Canyon will 1 each be given space. Eight pages are | devoted to the valley. Volume II which will be devoted to biographical sketch
 es and boost articles on the different
 cities will be rushed through as quick | ly as possible consistent with first class work. The work is being done al | the office of the Star in Tucson.
 DoHENEY SOME WALkER-Bn l DOheney bought a new motorcycle last 1 week. It is a fine machine. but Bil 1 isn't the most careful driver in the | world and that's the reason he had a twenty five mile hike early last even ing. Bill started out for Granite Ree1 | yesterday afternoon. It would have
 been just q pleasant little spin if the chain hadn't broke. Even that ddnt
 deter Bill. He promptly produced an other chain, made repairs and started l out again. And then the connecting link broke and disappeared. There was no repairing the machine that time. so Bill trundled his pet to . l ranch house and left it to the tender
 mercies of the rancher and started fol 1 Phoenix. The sun was sinking behind
 the hills when he started on his lonely 1 trip. It was midnight when he stag
 gered into the Republican office anC l explained why he had been deterret from his nightly pleasure of operating one of this papers linotype machines Bill says he's going to carry millioc connecting links whenever he starts or another cross country run