Arizona republican., 1913-01-20
DRIVERS BREAK LAW-Three

more drivers were taken in the tolls yesterday on charges of driving ve- hiclcs on the Wrony side of the ..trcct. Chief of Police Moore is de-
 tcYn'incd that the law of the road shall he observed and has instruo ted his officers to allow no driver, vio- lating the law to escape
 ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS The Knight of Pythias of Phoenix 1rc making preparations for the hold ing on Friday evening, February 21, of an anniversary celebration in Knights of Pythias hall. The eXact raturc. of the celebration has not been definitely decided upon, but the committee engaged in making the arrangements promises something decidedly out of the ordinary.
 VISITING HERE-Mrs. Roy Mas
 ic, daughter-in-law of MT. and Mrs. C. M. MaSsic is q guest of the Mas sic family, having come here from her home in Los Angeles for a week nr ten days visit Her husband, Roy Massjc. formerly lived in this city, but moved to Los Angeles about eight years ago. He is the assistant general manager of thc M. A. Guntz Cigar company.
 COUNTRY CLUE WIN Baseball teams representing tAo Country club and the National Bank of Ariz ona crossed bats at Eastlaze Park Satur- day afternoon, and when the smoke cleared away. the club members were five scores to the good, the total be- ing twelve to seven. Goodman pitched for the Country club and was pretty hard to hit. Sullivan was found by the club batters for several effective hits Berkheimcr acted as umpire.
 BRISBOIS ON DUTY-NiGht Cap tain George Brisbnis. who was con- fined To his home for several days with a severe attack of the grippe was so far recovered yesterday as to be able to resume his duties During his absence form the force his place was taken by Policeman Clyde Maxwell, acting as captain. Policeman John J. McGrath is stliil confined to his home suffering with ' severe attack of pneumonia. but was reported improved yesterday.
 HOTEL AOAMS-Charlcs 0. Bei2- lin. Los Angeles; II. T.. Keener. Yci- 'cwstonc Park: H. II. E. Ciprico, Pasadena. Cal: R. l.. Brown and wife. Ash Fork; Z. C. Prince Saf- ford; X. F. Wilson, Los Angeles; Harry F. Lovick, san Francisco; C A Crapso, Denver; George Turner. Los Angeles; Ferris Clark: Dubuque. Iowa: $. w Purcell Tucson; Mrs Curtis, San Francisco; Frank Avery. sentinel; W. E. Charlton, Casa TIandc; J. E. Crawford. Dallas; Ira r. Brown. Kelvin; X. E. Penficld, L.pe Angeles: F. H. DVcknitz. Philadelphia Frank E. Logan. WaverIy. ohio
 STILL lN IA.L-No wnru Was ra-
 .CiVcd fr ,In the Los Angels auth
 rites ye,terIa with relation |" the 7isI psitiol of Mir and Mrs. r. II Taylor. held' a. tn" city jail in I"
 -nonsc to T tplcg am dem lnding their
 arrest on feluu,. rhargcs. Attorney: Struckmayor <, F;su'r have been en-
 ,aGcd IS tbcir attorneys and stated yesterday tIey would oprc<e cx- tradition if there appeared tt he my
 ground uu,m which surl a fight could be made. II is beloved that the only charge that could be directed against the two iS that each having access to mutual bank account, un- w.ttinGly ovcrdrcw. If an officer is sent for the couple it is not likely he will arrive here much before Wcdncs- day. .as he must first secure extra diti0r papers from governor of Cali -oinia.
 "SoLDlER'S FURLOUGH"-One of the most strikinGIy interesting and thrilling pictures which has been seen in q local moving picture house in sometime is that of The Soldiers Furlough." which will he shown at the WigWam thcatcr this afternoon and evening. The reel was given preliminary run last evening after the regular entertainment It is a and the hills of Yavapai county and Lubin production, taken Tn Prescott presents some most thrilling incidents
 fight or q rapidly moving freight train, the fall down an embankment of two mortal enemies. a flight in an automobile which later dashed ever q prcciricc, and dozen other narrowing events combine to make cEe of the most thrilling pictures oNer enacted in practically local s,Ir- natinees and three nights.
 AT THE MMERCIAL-Evans T. Richardson. Tucson; A. J. Robinson. Epping, N H.; P. E. Spofford. Boston; M l.. Buckley. Prescott; F. w. Butt Sar Diego; Paris Clark Dubuque; F. NJ. Duggctt Memphis. Tenn; lily w. Johnson. New York: l.. H. Gadsby San Francisco: Paul Farmer. J. A. George R. $. Longmore. Mesa; H. H. Scorsc, Holbrook; F. P. Mccarthy. Phoenix: Mrs. F. NJ. Clark, Jerome; Mrs. Virginia Hughes, Chicago; F. H. 1 Ford. Arlington: T, T. Burgess. Casa | Grande: J. N. Johnson, N. J. Ritter, 1 Prescott; c. H. Williams, Florence; ! c. $. smith. McKittrck. Cal; J. A. ! Bruce, Chicago; Albert A. Silvers. Jr., i Chicago: owen Williams, Casa ! Grande: Robert J Murphy, Los An i geles T.. S Morton, San Francisco;