Arizona republican., 1913-02-09
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MEETING POSTPONED-The Wo- mems missionary society at the Cen tral Methodist church, will meet Mon day afternoon at 230 in the church parlor. full attendance is desired
 THE COMING OF MIR. BARTLETT MT. A. c. Bartlett of Chicago who for several years has spent a part of every winter in Phoenix arrived yes tcrday on q visit to his daughter, Mrs. Dwight B. Heard and Miss Flor ence Bartlett, who is spending the winter with her sister.
 LOOKING FOR CORELLA-Mrs M C. Corella has written Chief of Police Moore asking him to locate Manuel Corella, who is supposed to be either in Phoenix or in Tucson. He is father by trade and, accord ing to the letter is well known in Phoenix and the nearby towns.
 CHARACTERS SURE FOUNDA- TION.-Dr. Everett N. Phillips of the Christian church will address the Mems meeting of the Young Mems Christian Association this afternoon at 3:30 in the lobby There will be social hour after which the doctor will present his topic, The Sure Foundation of Char acter"
 PHOENIX TRADES COUNCIL-The next meeting of the Phoenix trades council will be held in the Labor Tenn pie at the southeast corner of First avenue and Jefferson street next Tues day evening" All delegates are re quested to be present as there is busi- ness of importance to be transacted.
 BAILEY BACK TO JEROME-Nien F. Bailey who made a hurried trip to Phoenix during the middle of the week has returned to his headquarters at Jerome. MT Bailey however had the pleasure of attending the Masonic gathering on Thursday evening when Vice President elect Marshall was the guest of honor and Bishop Atwood was elevated to the position of master ma son.
 AUTO STRIKES CARRiAGE-An auto driven by Count VOn Mossevelt struck a buggy early last evening near the capitol, demolishing the rig and freeing the horse which ran away w H Stiles of the Maricopa Creamery and his wife were riding in the buggy at the time of the col lison but escaped unhurt The horse had not been found up to a late hour last evening
 ELECTROLYSIST HERE-Mrs. M. Rhode, formerly of Los Angeles and pupil of Mrs. Mary P. Pratt well known as a skilful remover of hair by the electrolysis method, has located in Phoenix Her address is 337 North 4th Avenue, where she has a modern equip ment for such work. She is an expert in the use of the electric needle.-Ad- VertiSement 1t
 kORRICk RESTING WELL-Chas Korrick, who fell into the basement of the Dennis Block on Friday afternoon, was found upon a thorough examina- ton to have suffered no serious inter- nal injuries Of course he is very sore from the fall, but outside of the dis fiGurcm@nt to his face he is not badly injured His many friends yesterday showered him with sympathy and wis it's when it became known he had faI- len into the basement and hurt himself.
 WONDERFUL! WHAT IS IT?-A number of healthy, happy. young men appeared on Washington St. last night in strange attire Their lock step walk was accompanied by an ominOus clank of chains, and two by two they were bonded together with wooden stocks. which, for the time being, replaced their collars. They hadn't done any thing worthy of punishment. nor had they yet been pardoned-they were s,-- Ii, h. time with the Mezi Mas at Donofrio's
 TO REPRODUCE HUNT ARTI- CIE-An article by Governor Hunt. in Leslie's Weekly, will likely be re- produced by the board of trade in pamphlet form as a folder for pros pective tourists and settlers. The governor very kindly gave his per mission yesterday in a letter to the secretary, so that now all that re- mains is to secure the permission of the publishers before reprinting. The article, deals with industrial condi- tiors in Arizona and is of such value as an index and a guide to the in dustries of this state that the board of trade has decided to try the scheme of sending it broadcast.
 LECTURE-Dr. Win Wylie, chief surgeon of the Arizona Eastern Rail way system, returned yesterday morning from Globe where he went to deliver a lecture to the commit tee of safety and the employees of the railway at that point concerning thH prevention of accidents and the treat ment of injuries resulting from accf- dents on the entire Hartman sys- tenn more attention is now paid to the prevention of accidents and or every division and at every important point where many men are employed there is a committee of safety that holds regular meetings where every possible cause of accident, either to employees or patrons Of the system is discussed.
 CHURCH BAZAAR-The members and friends of the colored Methodist Episcopal church have arranged d four day fair which will begin tomorrow night at the church at the corner Of Seventh and Jefferson streets. Elab- crate preparations are being made to make it a grand affair. All kinds Of good eatables will be served each eV- sr,%s I FNFlyr rafi