Arizona republican., 1913-12-09

TWO MORE CHAUFFEURS-
 Panhurst of Globe, No. 697. and c. L. Cummings of Tombstone No 698. were granted licenses as automobile drivers yesterday
 BIG COAL AGENT HERE-S C. Aubrey, who represents the Stag Can yon Coal company, the big Dawson coal mines, was in Phoenix yesterday en route to the coast, where he eX- poets to shortly open up an agency. SEAGRAVES HERE-C. L. Sea graves, colonization agent of the Santa F'e system, one of the ablest publicity men in the United States, arrived last evening on the Santa Fe for his annual inspection trip through this section.
 A HOME OFFERED-A young mar ried woman whose husband works nights offers a home to a single woman for her company. Board and room will be furnished. There is no washing to be done as that is sent out. The board CT may take in washing or sewing if she desires.
 TWO SIDEWALK RIDERS-Two offenders were in the city police court yesterday afternoon charged with vio- iating the city ordinance relating to the riding of bicycles on the side- walks. Each was assessed the usual fine and warned that repeating the offense would mean an increased penalty
 REFEREE VENN HERE-AI Venn, squared circle referee of national reputation and d good square sport, is in Phoenix with the intention of locating. Venn is a cement contractor by business and comes here from the Ia to have Phoenix think as much of him before he has been here very long.
 RACE POSTPONED-The one-miIe professional race scheduled for to- night at the Phoenix skating rink, has been postponed for one week be- cause of the inability of one of the racers to appear. It viii be run on Tuesday December |. The barrel and hurdle feature race previously announced for tonight will be run. and there may be other features dur
 ng the evening
 WATER RENTS DUE-But two days remain in which to pay city water rentals without fear of having the service discontinued without no tice. There are several hundred city water bills still unpaid and unless there is an unusual rush to the office of the city water superintendent to- day and tomorrow the man with the turnoff wrench will have a big job on his hands
 ARGUING HABEAS CORPUS-W. b. Clary and County Attorney Gil- more of Cochise were busy arguing the habeas corpus application appeal of Roy Haigler before the supreme court yesterday. The case comes up from Cochise county on appeal from before Judge Lockwood, who refused the application. Haigler is accused of murdering two men in Cochise county some time ago
 EMINENT CHINESE SOLDIER- Llfutenant General Ku Cheng Shen. the soldier who captured Purple Hill at Ranking and broke the back of the Manchu dynasty. WAo is now the military adviser of President Yuan Sinai Xxi. of China, accompanied by hIs interpreter passed through Mari -cpa en Ioute to Washington D. C. yesterday morning. He will convey compliments to President Wilson After this he will watch the Mexican developments.
 MEETING IS POSTPONED-Th regular monthly business meeting of the young married folks class of the Christian church Sunday school. which was to have been held at the home of MT. and Mrs. Richard Dough- erty, at 414 North Seventh avenue this evening, has been postponed on account of the reception and social that is being given in honor of the new minister. Rev. Claude c Jones, and his wife However, all members <.1.,
 ent on the following Tuesday. De 1ember 16. as at that time, in addi- tion to the regular business that is to 1e transacted, there will be the an- Cual election of officers
 N. Y. C. BYRON HERE-F NJ Byron, general passenger agent of the New York Central & Hudson River railroad lines, with headquarters in Los Angeles, arrived in Phoenix yes terday on his semi-annual visit. Nr Byron announced that since his last visit here in May he had paid a visit to the east and that he is glad that ms affairs do not call him there at thls time of the year. He remarked on the weather yesterday cIassine ii with the typical September weather of the Mohawk valley And what inter- ests MT. Byron more is the fact that he finds that the business of the road he represents is constantly increasing with relation to this section.
 RECEPTION TO PASTOR-An in- formal reception will be rendered tbai, new pastor and wife, Rev. and Mrs Claude C. Jones, by the ladies of tho Chrlstlan church Tuesday evenine December from 7:3O to s o'clock in the parlors of the church at the cor her or Firth avenue and Monroe street All members and friends of the Christ ion church are cordially invited to he present and meet Mir. and Mrs. Jones zNi'er the reception the following pro- sraH will be rendered.: Piano solo. Miss Elsie Duley; vocal solo nIia- Helen De Mund Redewin; reading NTiss 8ernlce Warren Liglem; violin solo Mrs. Geo. w. Myers; vocal solo. Mrs Chas. W. Hunter; vocal solo, MissHan- nah Igleston