Arizona republican., 1913-03-02
EARLY COUNCIL MEETlNG-Th

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 FRAT. BkSEBALL-The Phi Alpha i P baseball team defeated the Central l school team Saturday morning in an exciting game by the score of 13 to F. This is the second game the fraternity boys have Won having defeated Gen. l traI school last Saturday to O.. All | school teams wishing games make ar engagements with Tom Marian.
 BLACkMER RETURNS - Fred BlaCkmer returned yesterday from | two weeks trip to Southern California, | called there by the death of his mother | at Venice. MT. Blackmer spent a week 1 Investigating the boosted districts of California He found nothing there to | compare with that right at home and 1 he decided not to invest
 SUSPECTED OF THEFT-Edward ! Whitfield. colored, employed as a DOT i ter in the Fashion Barber shop, was arrested by the police yesterday charged with the theft of a watch from the vest of one of the barbers em- 1 ployed in the establishment. The l watch was recovered at d local pawn shop and Whitfield identified as the
 
 BOONE TRANSFERRED - sam Boone was transferred to the county l jail yesterday, following the entering | against him of a formal charge of rob- 1 bery. Boone was captured by the pO- lice a day or two previously after a 1 chase, he being suspected of having attempted burglary of a house on 1 North Seventh street. Later it was i found that he had not only stolen an automobile tire from J $. Griffin, but | that he had disposed of the household | belongings of William Clark a carpen- ter of East Fillmore street.
 l HERE ON VlSlT-Mr. and Mrs. C. l N. Strevel arrived here yesterday for few days visit. They are stopping at the Adams hotel. MT. StreVel was 1 formerly one of three owners of the ! quarter section now embraced in the ] Capitol addition. He is now d banker, l interested in the Walker Bros. Bank of | Salt Lake City, which recently erected
 fourteen story structure in that city. | He is also of the Strevel, Patterson ! Hardware company, of Salt Lake City,
 one of the leading hardware concerns of Utah.
 1 SUN FETE PICTURES HERE-The 1 films taken by the Arizona Motion Pic 1 tufe company, of Phoenix of the big l parade in connection with the recent l Aztec Sun Fete, were received yester- 1 day by Manager A. H. Reeves, and will
 be shown at the Empress Theater three
 nights. beginning Monday evening. It | is believed that in point of local in | terest no moving picture house Tn 1 Phoenix has ever been enabled to offer 1 anything more attractive than the pre- senting of these pictures, taken upon the streets of Phoenix and presenting hundreds of familiar faces.
 MISSION OPENING-"The Mission" opened yesterday and Frank Connelley | spent d busy day showing his friends about the finest buffet in the south l west Flowers were sent as tokens of l good wishes by Melczer Bros, Vie
 Hanny. Ben Butler. F. J. Doyle and the 1 Brunswick Bake Collender company.
 The handsome electric sign, construct ed in Phoenix and installed by the New State Electric company attracted more than ordinary attention, while the little den in the rear of the establishment,
 made possible through the ingenuity Of l w. A. Reynolds. was voted the neatest
 and most tastily arranged room of it's | kind imaginable.
 SOCIALIST TURE-Christian Balzac Hoffman, q wealthy Kansas 1 City mill owner and banker. arrived in the city today to deliver the first lee
 ture on the socialist lyCeum course. MT. Hoffman came to America when a young boy with his father from SwitZ- | erand and settled in Kansas where he succeeded in building up one of the
 largest grain businesses in the state
 After accommodating fortune by
 American business methods, MT. HOff- i man became interested in social and
 economic problems, and after much in | vestigation into the causes of poverty
 became convinced that socialism offers
 the only remedy for that problem. MT
 Hoffman is a gifted lecturer and a
 prominent financier from Kansas City
 who will lecture this afternoon at 2:3O
 at the Empress on "The Socialist Chal-
 lenge" This is the first number of the
 national socialist lyceum lecture
 course, which is being given by the | local socialist organization.
 SARGENT BROkENHEARTED-C
 M. Sargent who receives and pays out
 money at the Valley Bank is broken
 hearted A nine pound son arrived al
 the Sargent home a short time before
 banking hours yesterday morning anc
 claimed the attention of the financler
 First of all, the young man announced
 definitely that he had been sent to take full charge of the teller's cage CA. tC : lKJ and then stated that he was tol , shorter hours. The bank officials were , | willing to try the proposition for one 1 day and it will be remembered that the , banks of Phoenix closed promptly al l noon yesterday instead of remaining open until three o'clock as they did or the previous days of the week. If the young man had only waited another day it is likely that he might have sue 3 ceeded in bringing about the closing oi all the banks for an entire day. AnC , the reason why Papa Sargent is bro- kenhearted is owing to the fact thai it is against banking rules to bring in fants to the institution during working ? hours and he feels that there ism | haVinO a rp3l live bdhN