Arizona republican., 1913-11-23

to locate here permanently, before that length of time has been spent. CHANGES LOCATION-M. Will jams, ladies. tailor, has secured quar- ters in the New York store, and will hereafter be found there ready t0 take orders in his line.
 TO CHICAGO-Mrs. F'rsd II. Sears, accompanied by her daughter Mar
 jorie. left last evening over the Santa Fe, for Chicago where they will be the guests of, Mrs. A. l.. COchrane, mother of Mrs. Sears. They expect to be absent for about two months.
 TO VISIT MOTHER-A. A. Betts the Santa Fe booster. left last even ing for Redondo Beach, where he will spend Sunday and Monday visiting his mother. He will return on Tues day
 FROM SOUTH PASADENA - Jonathan $. Dodge. formerly a prac- tlcing attorney of Fl Pa5O, Texas, but mere recently of South Pasadena, Cal. where he is man of affairs. Is visiting Phoenix on business and pleasure
 FOR SELLING LIQUOR TO IN DIANS-Ramon Johnson was arrest ed yesterday afternoon by the United States deputy marshars force for selling liquor to Indians. He was lodged in the county jail pending an examination before United States Commissioner Johnstone
 OTTESTAD 8ACk-E. B. Ottestad returned yesterday from few days business trip in Tucson. While there he bought three secondhand automo- piles. Second hand automobiles in Tucson are said to be cheaper than in Phoenix. Ottestad sold three sec ond hand cars during this week. and cannot supply the demand
 DEATH OF MRS. BlVENS-Mrs Kannie Bivens died after a lingering illness. at her home Saturday morn ing. The funeral will take place from the undertaking parlors of Moore & Mcclellan on Monday morn ing at 1O:O0 o'clock. Rev. Dr. H. M Campbell. of the Presoyterian church, will officiate
 ARRESTED FOR N-SUPPORT Francisco Mesa was arrested in Giobe yesterday according to tele- phonic advices received by the sher- ifs office last evening upon com plaint sent out from Phoenix. Depu- ty Sheriff George Sears left last
  lis to bring MT. Mesa back.
 HOELSCHER FUNERAL The funeral of Edward M. Hoelscher will he held at St. Mary's Catholic church Monday morning Tt 800 o'clock Eurial will be private. Mr Hoelscher vas native of Covington. Ky. Those left to mourn his less are his wifi fnee Jessie CrosWelD and baby. his sisters. Mrs. l.. H. Rhuart and Miss Charlotte Hoelscher and one broth CT. John H. Hoelscher.
 PHOENIX JOBBING CENTER- X twenty-ton shipment reached here yesterday which is d reminder that Phoenix is fast becoming a jobbing center. In the shipment were cur rants from Greece, figs from Persia r&isins from Spain and dates from Arabia. This is the third large con signment of these lines of goods which the Walter Hill company has received during the past twelve months and which nave gone out to | various dealers throughout the state TO DRAG STREETS-Early to- | morrow morning Street Commissioner Griggs Carr will place ten teams and a force of men at work dragging the unpaved streets of Phoenix For | weeks Carr has been waiting for a good rainfall so that this work could ! be done. The rains of the past few | days have done a world of good in | this respect for it will now be pos sible for the drags and the grader to get in some good work. and it will | not be long before the dirt streets | of Phoenix will be in better shape | than have been for months. 1 RUNAWAY GIRLS Anna Doug 1 las. who may also use the name Of Williams, and Sarah CorraIes. who l have been in custody at the Critten- l dcn home for several days, took French leave early last evening and | the police are making every effort | to locate them. The Douglas girl is ! rather under height. has heavy | head of black hair and dark eyes ] She is. rather stout and was dressed 1 all in white and wore no hat The | Corrales girl is quite tall and was l attlred in a linen dress that is aI | most white Any person knowing of 1 the Whereabouts of the girls should l call the police or J. w. Canning DEATH OF MRS. M'DANELD- | Mrs. Lillie A. McDaneId. the beloved l wife of Dan McDdneld. died lat. l Friday evening" at her home 2O2o
 West Jefferson street The funeral 1 will occur tomorrow afternoon at two l ( clock from the undertaking parlors | Of Moore & Mcclellan. Beside bnr 1 husband, two brothers. J. D. and R l II Lee. of Phoenix. two sisters. Mrs | J. D. PreWitt, of Bowie. and Mrs '. C. Foster, of Bisbee. Were at bar bedside when she passed away An l other brother, w. s. Lee. of Los An | gcles, is on his way to Phoenix to
 attend the last sad rites.