Arizona republican., 1913-12-20
PHELPS DODGE ExHIgITs-7

PHELPS DODGE EXHIBITS-The voluminous records used in the trial
 of the munitions of war cases against the Phelps Dodge people were order
 ed restored yesterday in federal court, | thus officially closing the case.
 1 HENRY DALEY DEAD-Word ! was received from Chicago yesterday
 of the death of Henry w. Daley, the 1 first appointee of the custodian's de 1 partment of the Phoenix postoffice. ! He was the first fireman the federal ! building had
 1 SUNDAY AT POSTOFFICE-wil l be a day of little rest. The parcel post window will be kept open be- | tween the hours of nine in the morn ins and six in the evening to handle
 the Sabbath section of the Christmas rush, but of incoming parcels, only. None will be distributed.
 1 BUM MONEY-The four twenty ! dollar gold pieces used in the case of | the United States versus George 1 Dobson on a counterfeiting charge were ordered sent to Washington to | the authorities who are entrusted with the duty of destroying spurious 1 money. The ease was decided in l favor of the defendant
 JOY TO THE JURORs-By order 1 of federal court made and taken yes | terday, the panel now being used in ! the trial of cases before Uncle Sam's l tribunal was excused until January | , when court convenes again. This l will permit d number of the jurors 1 to return to the bosoms of their l families for Christmas and New Years.
 | M. & M. MEETING POSTPONED The board of directors of the Mer- chants and Manufacturers associa- l tiOn met last evening in the offices
 of the organization in the Goodrich ! building, but held only a short ses- sion adjourning SO that the mem | bers could attend the sessions of the committee of one hundred and tWcn- | ty-five at the City Hall The next
 meeting will be held the first Mon day after Christmas.
 WRIGHT CASE GOES OVER-The munitions of war ease against l Wright, Villasenor and others in fed eral court was passed for the term i on motion of the defense yesterday i The case was set for December 20. | but all hands objected to being in ] court during the holidays. The equity | case of the Atchison. Topeka and | Santa Fe against Geary, the Arizona | corporation commission and others
 was also set forward. this time to
 January ,. when court reopens l RALLY DAY AT BETHEL-The members of the Bethel Methodist church will celebrate the twentieth anniversary of the building of the present church building with an all i day rally service. Three services will ' be held. The laymen will have charge i of the services and Judge Phillips i will deliver the principal address. All those from the city who wish to at | tend the services should take the Indian school car in the morning M'DEVITT RETURNS-Dan J Me i Dewitt, the corking good little third baseman of the Phoenix baseball team this year, returned yesterday from the southern part of the state 1 He has been with the University of Arizona Experiment Station demon stration train during the last month. He states that the interest the train awakened in scientific farming throughout the entire state is bound to bear fruit in better crops and ! stock in the coming year. The whole state looks prosperous
 CHANGE PLEAS-C C. Lee and E. F. sims negroes, offenders against the law prohibiting smuggling opium. the former arrested on bench warrant after he had default ed his appearance, and the latter up for trial changed their pleas from not guilty to guilty yesterday. Judge Sawtelle will sentence them today. M Duran, who says his real name is Nicolas Lopez also entered a guilty plea to the charge of selling liquor tn 1 this morning at 9:3O COLORED EDUCATOR-Prof J. R. Mayne. formerly of Muskogec. Oklahoma. has arrived in Phoenix
 to make his permanent home and to engage in his profession, that of teaching. He is an educator of re- putation among the coIored race. and in addition spent considerable time in the United States Indian service Tn charge of schools in the Cherokee nation when 1t was Indian Territory
 He was located at Tahlaquah. l. T.. but the school was disbanded after statehood came to that section. Since
 then he has been principal of coIored
 high schools. He is a graduate of
 Wooster University, Ohio.
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 May, Glendale; Mr. and Mrs. Guy
 schultz, Mrs II. Ritter Hillside E. Lowery. Wickenburg; Ben Clarke. Carrie Clarke. Flagstaff; II. H. Hien-
 CT and family, Phoenix: Vada String
 field, Prescott; D. Manuel and family.
 Denver; Miss E. Stringfield Pres
 colt; W. T. Sexton and family: l..
 SesselI Kansas City; Fred Innis. city; Geo. Pusch, Tucson; Thomas
 Brodhagen; w. F. Williams. HoI-
 brook; F. l.. Hunt. Kingman; R Ben
 ham, Dayton; Roy Whittham. Sune- l-:or. E s Zann4n Nrnorn1--...- L. [,