Arizona republican., 1913-11-21
DRAWS DOWN ONE YEAR-Judge

DRAWS DOWN ONE YEAR-Judge Phillips of the superior court, yesterday sentenced R. E. Colebank, recently con
 victed of forgery, to one year in the
 state prison. The sentence in the case
 was made light owing to the mitigating circumstances.
 WHOSE DOG?-A handsome white Spitz dog drifted into the police sta ten early yesterday morning and hung up his hat. He seemed to like the place One of the officers threat
 ons to adopt the pet unless the owner snoWs up prOntO.
 CIRCLE NO. 2 MEETS-Circle No ? of the Womans Missionary society of Central Methodist church will meet this afternoon at 2:3O at the residence
 of Mrs. w. R. Thornton, 615 N 4th street All members of the circle are requested to attend.
 HOME MISSION SOCIETY MEETS The Woman's home missionary sOcie- ty of the First Methodist church will
 meet at the residence of Mrs. La | Chance 1925 East Washington this afternoon at 2:3 30 P. NJ. The ladies of | the congregation, especially strangers are invited to attend the services. BOY WANTS POSITION-A boy about F years old has applied to | Chief of Police Moore fO~ assistanc. | in securing a position at almost any ! kind of work He has been employed in restaurants and is rot afraid Of any kind of work. The chief prom 1 ised to do what he could to secure employment for him and would like i tC hear from anybody who can place
 him in the way of earning his own ! living.
 THOS. OSBORN HERE-Thos. Os- born Jr, who travels regularly
 through Arizona for the Baker and | Hamilton hardware house of Los An geles, is spending few days in Phoe- l nix. MT. Osborn was the construc- | ton superintendent on the Noble i block. which since has become known as the Doris Heymann block at tho | corner of First street and Adams STICK TO EGYPTIAN R NJ 1 Turner. vice president of the South western Building and Investment Co was in Phoenix yesterday attendinc to business connected with Chandler -otton. MT. Turner says Cotton is i ire biggest thing this valley ever has cen and we do not realize what We { nave in just that line" MT. Turner 1dvises every rancner to stick to | the pure Egyptian long fiber and to ] try to improve it instead of planting i ! short stable variety.
 HEARS FROM HOSMER-Accord- ! ing to announcement made upon a postal card received from Dan Hos 1 ner. former Phoenix motorcycle po- , i.ceman and Hart Theater comedian. 1 that popular individual has gone up i considerably in the world since leav- ! 1 .aying that he recently made the as 1 cent of a mountain 10000 feet high
 somewhere not thousand miles from 1 Ie5dvnle, Colo. Outside of his noun 1 tain climbing achievement, IIosmer is ] 5i the climbing sort in every day 1 fife and more will be heard of him in the future.
 ! HART WAS HERE-An Associated Press dispatch in The Republican | yesterday morning announced that F.. 1 r. Hart had been instantly killed at ] Kirkland. Arizona, when he threw 1 himself in front of a rapidly moving | train. Hart had been in trouble with the police here q day or two previous 1 ly but owing to some influences | brought to hear in his behalf he was ] given an opportunity to leave. town. II is surmised that the Phoenix in | eident so preyed upon his mind he
 determined to end his life,
 AUTO THIEVES CAPTURED Robert w. COlvin and Dick Locke ] Were 'apprehended at Mesa yesterday | by the sheriff's office force upon ad-
 vices received from Los Angeles 1 charging them with stealing an auto I mobile The boys, who are 19 and r 1 years of age respectively, took the ma 1 chine from in front of the Majestic theater in Los Angeles and drove it across the desert. arriving in Phoenix l about a week ago. Shortly after their 1 arrival here they took the machine to
 Mesa where they have since been An l officer will arrive in Phoenix tonight or tomorrow to take the youngsters back
 with him. Acquisition will be made upon Governor Hunt by Governor Johnson of California for the two boys.
 JUST MISSES JAlL-Peter Wuever. | arrested by the police and accused oI being a "Peeping Tom," had the mar 1 rowest escape of his life from being l sent below for sixty days by Judge l Thomas in police court yesterday
 Had it not been for the fact that
 the woman and her daughter. who | cnarged that Wuever had been caught l 1I the act of gazing into their win | tow while they were preparing to l retire the night before, dreaded ap-
 tearing in police court as witnesses. the prisoner would have been a guest
 of the city for the next two moons | When the police arrived and placed Wuever under arrest he was standing 1 upon the walk in front of the house occupied by the cOmplainants but the 1 officers were unable of their own l Knowledge to charge that he had been | looking into their windows