Arizona republican., 1913-09-04

! ] will leave tonight for San Francisco to spend a month resting in the Cali fornia metropolis
 SUPERINTENDENT WILLS IN THE CITY Hon, Tom N. Wills, county supervisor of Pin1l county, superintendent of the cowboy sports department of the state fair, was among the arrivals in Phoenix yes 1 terday afternoon.
 PASTOR PHILLIPS RESIGNS - Information was received in Phoenix yesterday that Rev. Everett M. Phil | lips. pastor of the First Christian church, had resigned from the pulpit of that church to accept the pastor
 ate of a California charge. Mir. Phil lips has been in Phoenix nearly four l years.
 BACK TO THE KEY -BOARD-Ey- erything will be O. K. at the Empress 1 again tonight for Ben Leroy Massie will be on deck as the boss of the ivor ies again. Ben has just returned from 1 a months outing on the coast, and fair | Iv oOzes music. What Ben doesn't
 know about the newest, latest and 1 worst song and dance hits wouldn't 1 even make a paragraph
 M'NICOL NOW BENEDICT-K Ken meth MacNicol. the well known so- i ciaIist pamphleteer, surprised his 1 friends in Phoenix by journeying to i Prescott and taking to himself a wife. 1 He was married on Sunday to Miss | Louise EckeI, the charming daughter | of NIr and Mrs. John Q. Eckel of 1 Fair Oaks. near Prescott Mrs Mac l NicoI is a graduate of the Tempe 1 Normal school
 IN DIRE TRESS-Anyone hav- | fo iGh l or unfurnished. should take immediate
 steps to relieve the condition of dire distress" that MT Prince, of Heard's office, says exists in connection with
 the house renting business in Phoenix | Not only are the regulars returning in i big numbers, but the number of re- i quests for homes from newcomers is i startingIy large.
 l BAD UNAWAY-JuIius Cohan | narrowly escaped severe injury and es- 1 capped with q badly bruised and skinned | arm as the result of a runaway on the | Charles Munger ranch north of the city 1 this morning. Cohn was in a buggy with Dave Gorcester, the latter driving 1 and the farmer leading horse by i rope when both animals became eX- ] cited at the same moment. Cohan was ! thrown from the wagon and dragged some distance before the horse could be ! stopped.
 i BROOKS AND VAN DYKE HERE 1 Hon. W. r.. Brooks of the Gila county delegation in the last legislature. ac- companied by Cleveland W. Van Dyke. | the well known Miami real estate pro
 motor. came overland yestcrday from ! the growing town of Miami on husi- ness and will remain few days. | of l9 OI that announces he is not candidate 1 for governor Tn view of the many candidates already out. Brooks friends 1 feel he has said something eminently 1 sensible.
 WAGON AND AUTO SMASHUP- l Edward Montgomery, a young farmer from Paradise Valley, received a bad fall. and had his wagon broken yes
 terday afternoon when an automobile owned and operated by Charles Mon roe. of the Monroe Building and Supply company, accidently struck the wagon at he intersection of Center and Adams streets. One of the wheels of the wa gon was scattered about the streets, a1rd the side was badly crushed. The damage to the machine was small. Montgomery was coming down Adams street toward Center when Monroe in missing another vehicle struck that of the Paradise farmer.
 BROUGHT ONE BACK-George L. Burgess. guard at the state convict lCanlp at I'airtaTks. ArizOna. returne 1 to the camp tnis morning after shor,
 visit here over Labor Day. Burgess rcror,s that the work on the bridge across the San CalIos at a point nclr
 Fairbanks is progressing rapidly. The
 laying of the forms for the first span
 on the west side is completed and pour l ir.: concrete in these forms will be
 commenced soon. All the piers are in
 and tkc two abnUttments are finished. l Burgess brought with him one convict
 who was returned to the penitentia "
 for misconduct on the works. This is
 the only case of insubordinatiOn that
 the camp has reported in over month.
 AUTOMOBILE LICENSES. - The
 following licenses were issued by the
 office of the secretary of state yester-
 day: 326O. s. F Davis, Tempe; 3261,
 Gregoria Baca, SpringervilIc; 3262, C.
 r. Fay Globe; 3263, R l.. Burns, Flor
 ence 3264. William Whalley, Globe;
 3265. A. c. Butler. Roosevelt; 3266, Hart
 D. Empie Stafford; 3267, F. w Hear,
 Globe; 326S. Miss Elizabeth ScOfield
 Phoenix; 3269, Charles Moss, Benson;
 327O, R. H. Delso, Tucson; 3271, J. E
 Ritter, Tempe; 3272, Alfred Ridgeway Bisbee; 3273, I. " Stewart Tempe; 3274, A A Wood 3275, Virgil Wallace
 3276, Maricopa Creamery company Phoenix; 3277, Maricopa Creamery l company, Phoenix; 327S, Miss Jose
 phine Ellinger, Phoenix; 3279, P. B r. Sargent, Bisbee; 32SO, s. Sweeney , Florence; 3281, Sam Heineman, Tue I son; 3282, Myron c. Henser, Einslow DRINK HOP ALE. Invigorating;
 refreShing.-(A ti