Arizona republican., 1913-08-29

he just cOuldnt bear tO think of tn, people in Phoenix enjoying them.
 selves at home while he was sWelter ing in the cool" breezes of CaIifor.
 mia. For the present his family vii rtmIn on the coast.
 CHECK WAS ORGERY-Waltel Hamilton yesterday attempted to pass
 :, check for ten dollars at a Washing ton street saloon. It didn't look gooC
 to the man in charge and he called
 q policeman. Hamilton was taken to
 the Valley Bank where the officials 1 -aid that the check was forgery 1 It bore the signature MT. Frank l PIcrce." Hamilton was locked up in
 the police station pending the placing against him of q formal charge i FORD HOTEL ARRIVALS = C. J 1 Cess and wife. Cananea; Major Q. l.. l Sues, San Francisco; C. W. Walker, EI Paso; Eugene Shute. Globe; Mr. and Mrs. H. r. Brown, Denver, Col: Mir. Geo. N Austin, Los Angeles: Ii. Witcher. St. Louis; Wat King, Globe; Hockey Necse, Globe; R F. Reyn-
 olds and wife, Los Angeles; MT and
 Mrs. Torrez, Ray; w. c. Hubbard.
 Blsbee; J. G. Scott, Wickenburg:
 Ralph Tyler, Odessa, Ky; John H.
 Hausen, Paducah, Ky
 JAG AND A ROPE-Peter Fris-
 CD mad q good-sized jag and a long rope aboard yesterday afternoon when
 he ran afoul of Policeman Duncan at
 Central avenue and Washington
 street. Frisco had the rope about
 his neck and the jag distributed over
 other portions of his anatomy, par
 ticularly with reference to his feet.
 In the city jail the prisoner took oc- casicn to vent his spleen on his sur ruundinss until a rumor got abroad that q vacuum cleaner was being em- played in the basement of the city hall.
 CHATEAU D'MARICOPA DECOR ATED-The Chateau dMaricopa is aIl decled out with bright and glow ing colors. The reason of the decora- ton is a dark secret and there are rumors that fair arrivals during the week of November 2 to s will be awarded prizes if they can give q reason for the display Andy Thoma is the decorator and is busy painting the roof of the historic pile" q bright red. This is the first time in four years that the roof has been painted so that perhaps there is a good reason for he decorations.
 CAUGHT WITH GOODS When the police encountered Jose Craw- ford, Joe Anton and Augustine Con zales on the camping ground" at Seventh and Jefferson streets last night. the discovery was made that the former two were Indians and | the latter a Mexican. Gonzales had 1 2 bottle of red wine, at that time | t4ore being more bottle than wine | 
 having imbibed too freely and the | Indians said that they had been | from the bottle Gonzales fur | r,i-hed them Just to make sure that the three could be found when want al. tho police took the trio to the | -tv jail
 WHERE DOES IT COME FROM9 1 -\t.L,n George MacRean at the Busy | Drug Store q day or two ago in- stalled an imitation pineapple in the V indow of the drug store and started | stream of pineapple juice squirting nom an aperture in one end. people passing on the street began laying .lagerS IS to the real source of the juice It seemed that there was i lever- ending stream, but where it anne from ard EoW it was returned ] Mack is shy about giving away so- .tets anu t@e criy way to finG out would Lc to burslarize the store at .37 o'clock some morning. Charley 'rbau ,.retcaCr to be in on the .5,,- .rct bat nobody believes him.
 POPULAR YOUNG COUPLE WED Earl McRill and Miss Mary Finer on Perkins were united in marriage ast evening at 7.@0 at the home of he brides mother, Mrs. Levi Perkins, y Rev. J. C. Camp, a retired min ster Of the Baptist church and an Id friend of the Perkins family. The room who has ranch north of 'hoeniX, came to this section from OWa. while the charming bride has Ved here practically all her life, raduating from the Phoenix High 1 ( chool Pearl M. Butler and J. Frank ( 'pan2ler Were the maid of honor : nd groomsman respectively. The ouse was prettily decorated with ( easonable flowers. The ring cere- 1ony was used. and the wedding $ larch played by Miss Inez Thryt. {
 AT THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL .ouis P Briggs, Salido, Colo; l. Hard, Los Angeles. H R. Lewis; J. . smith. Denver; r. C. Woods. Den CT; L. C. More, Minneapolis; Joe | ray, Denver; Arthur F. Ely, New t orll Curtis F. Cook, Harrisburg; co. Crofrey Omaha; Joe Cashman, handler; Mr. Schaefer, McDougaII; . E. Dolly, Peoria: Frank Graham; ill Perry, Mayer; c. Harris; F. D. / ice, Los Angeles; Mir A. II. Sout | fla Bend; L M Mercer. Los An ales; D l.. Harrisson, Santa Paula; ? IT. and Mrs. J. S Thomas Willing ] n, Cal; J. II. Parvin, Los Angeles; }
 o. Dougherty, Los Angeles; H }
 Asdell, Los Angeles; John Belesr urner. Ariz.; R. H. Jones, Chicago; !
 o. Kennedy, city; IT. c. Meyer, ! handler; Fred Fay, Globe r. Clark, lobe; c. Bathgate. Kansas City; { at H. Arnold, San Francisco.