Arizona republican., 1913-09-03

who has made his headquarters at Hol- brook for the last few years came down yesterday on business
 MISS THATCHER BACK-Those who had phone business with the U. S. R. $. yesterday heard the voice of Miss Helen Thatcher at the branch exchange for the first time in several weeks. The
 well known operator has been in Los Angeles and al the beaches for her va cation. visiting with relatives.
 EXCELLENT DRIVING - Chris Brown returned yesterday from trip to Globe and back on twenty gallons of gasoline, all done with a one lung Rec at that. If this is not some stunt. Chris invites all those who think they can do as well or better to go it For some time it has been averred that such a trip could not be undertaken in a one lung machine, but Brown, who is machine man extraordinary, witness his business, an expert auto cycle man, and part owner of the Pioneer Cycle Go. not only succeeded but made record in succeeding.
 WANT A TEACHER-Slips were sent out from the local civil service of flee yesterday advertising Uncle Sans need for few applicants for teaching
 jobs under the government. The posi- tions will be under the Indian service and the tests will be held September IT, and 1S Men and women are eligible to take a try at the examinations. Ow- ing to difficulty heretofore in filling these positions, the commission urges applicants to apply for the tests Un
 married men teachers are preferred, and women teachers with a knowledge of music.
 CONGRESSMAN HEN NSLEY'S S BIRTHDAY-In the list of those who are receiving birthday greetings over the United States today is Congress- man Walter l.. Hensley of the Thir- teenth Missouri district, who is pretty well known here. Congressman Hens ley visited Phoenix a year ago last April as chairman of the sub-Commit- tee of the committee on expenditures of the interior department which was then
 investigating the condition of the In
 dians in the Salt and Gila valleys, as well as the cost of the Roosevelt pro iect Congressman Tensley is 42 years old today
 BOWLING SHINDIG-It was a hard bump for the well known Munson brothers, when the whole three of them met Meaker, Sandberg and Shrigley on the Y M. c A. alleys last night and re- ccived q drubbing in answer to their challenge. The score was just six points better for the challenged than for the challenging trio. This was out of five games of the regular length. The Munson brothers had previously issued a sweeping def to the Y. NJ C. A. BowIers. and the first to accept it took them into camp. None of the scores were particularly high.
 FORD ARRIVALS-D C. Palmer and wife, Hayden; Ben Welch, city; C. NJ. Zander, city; Miss C. A Gilman
 Sacaton; w II. Clark, Hollbrook, c. A. Angula Mesa; Gov. c. w. r. Hunt;
 Fred Bracket Mesa; Nick Valentine, Redington, Neb.; T. R. Ruslin, Peoria, IlI.: John Campbell, Flagstaff; Stewart Bros. Liberty; l.. A. Raney, Phoenix; T. l.. Raney, Phoenix; Miss Roll, Can. Canatc. O.: Nettie B. Boyer, St. Louis. Mo: J. T Forester, city; Mulford Ninsor, Yuma; l.. Garasche. Arlington; NJ A Bennett, Florence; c. WesterWelt, Tucson; J. M. Williams and wife, Fl Paso.
 MURPHY AND THE MAJESTY OF THE LAW-Sam and Hattie Murphy, colored, were given q hear irg yesterday afternoon before Re Ccrder Thomas on a charge of dis orderly conduct The parties live in China alley and early yesterday morning the police were called to put a stop to a quarrel between the pair When the police got to the 1 house they found the woman with razor and the man doing his best to take it away from her. Yesterday while giving evidence on her own behalf the woman said that the man was drunk and was abusing her and during the quarrel he made the state ment that no policeman would arrest Eim. Then" said the woman, the law come in on him. and took both of them to jail. Both were found guilty of the charge preferred against them and fined.
 AT THE COMMERCIAL-J. w. Girdner, Roosevelt; w. N. Harmon, Tempe; R. Grffcn, Frankfort, Ky; F. Carlson, Flagstaff; John Nelson, Hol- l brook; E. E. OIdaker, Flagstaff; J. G. Carter city; c. F. sides; w. F. Joyce, Deming, New Mex; D. B. Richmond. 1 Chicago; O. L. Tichenor, Paducah; C. | N. Conger and wife, Mesa; Tom Hough. Prescott; R. M. Browne, Clark dale; II. Cameron, New York; Louise | L. Wittiningger, Phoenix; M. l.. Buck | leyn, Prescott; MT. and Mrs. c. Clem- ent Mesa; w. Berry, Los Angeles; c II. Donart, Fl Paso; A. w. Lewis, Los l Angeles; G. H. Shaw, Denver; H. M. | Reddig, Hargua Hala; MT. and Mrs.
 Martin, Prescott; Wm. A Gaines, Los l Angeles; C. NJ. Wilson, Casa Grande; J. | G. wilson; c. J Godsey and wife. Pc
 tersburg, Fla; MT and Mrs. l. George, Chandler; J. J. Murphy, Phoenix; E. K. Allen, Kansas City; F. L.. Reimuth
 and wife, Los Angeles; Mrs L. w. | StiIlweH, Mesa; Logan StillWell, Mesa;
 Pat II. Arnold, 1915; Bert R. Walindo, 1 Chicago, H.; M Jacobson and wife, 1 Florence; J. J. Anderson and wife, | Phoenix.