Arizona republican., 1913-04-24

is extended to all.
 CON O'kEEFFE LEAvES-Hon Con O'Keeffe, collector of customs for the part of Nogales left last evening for his home after being in Phoenix for a few days attending the sessions of the federal court
 FROM LOS ANGELES-E. B. Fat man, prominent commission broker of Los Angeles is making his periodical business visit to Phoenix. Mr. Fatman reports business flourishing in all portions of his territory.
 THE MEANING OF B. p. o. E. One clever "Bill" has discovered the meaning of B. r. O. E. He says it means the Best Paper on Earth-the Arizona Republican-read by the Best People on Earth-Elkdom.
 ANOTHER FOR kINGSLEY-Sher- if Keeler, of Yavapai county, brought H. Rambeoz, a former member of the Pioneers home to Phoenix, yesterday for commitment to the state hospital for the insane. The sheriff left for home on the 6:30 train on the Santa Fe
 DIVORCE SUiT-Sarah Chaleco of Delhi has instructed MOeur and Drum back her attorneys to file suit for d- vorce in the superior court. The com- plaint alleges that Arsenuis ChalecO, her husband, turned her out of the house and refuses to support her. The couple were married July 4, 1908 and there is one child
 SCHOOL WANTS PAY-The Staun- ton Military Academy of Virginia has filed a suit in the superior court to re- cover from Theodore Phillips of Christmas the sum of $291.64 alleged
 to be due them for the tuition clothes and medical supplies issued to his son
 while a student at the academy. Stan
 ford Walton and Townsend are the at
 torneys for the plaintiffs.
 LOPER TO LOS ANGELES-Prof
 John D. Loper, superintendent of the city public schools, left last evening
 on flying trip to Los Angeles where he will spend a day or two in consul tation with Architect Norman F. Marsh relative to the plans for the new grammar school building to be erected at Van Buren and Seventh streets
 AFTER MURDER WITNESSES Deputy Sheriff Perry, of Gila Bend, was excused from the federal court yesterday until the 2Sth inst, and left | last night for the Bend to subpoenae witnesses for the trial of Alejandro Ramos, who is accused of murder The | trial will take place in the superior I court on April 29. Perry is known to 1 his friends as the Gila Monster because
 he always wears something that has a yellow hue
 TAKING A VACATION G. 1 Matney after constant work in the grocery business in, Phoenix for more 1 than year is enjoying a vacation. l He left on Tuesday night for Pearce
 where he will probably take a posi- tion in the store of the Pearce Com i mercial company, though he would first like a few days rest involving a visit to his former home at Kan sas City
 LOST LEG, WANTS CASH-Ed- l ward Stanford is suing the Ray Con- ] solidated company for s1O,OOO for in- l Juries sustained while employed as a 1 machinist helper. The complaint all
 leges that while the plaintiff was rol- 1 ling wheel weighing ton to a spot 1 designated by his foreman, the wheel capsized and crushed the plaintiff in l such manner that his leg had to be amputated The trial will be heard by Judge Phillips under a change of ] venue.
 SELLS DRINKING WATER = 1 Joseph Schween, as manager of the Cactilone Wells Water company, has recently opened headquarters at 221 | West Jefferson street, from which ! point he is prepared to furnish drink l ing water in five gallon bottles and tiltlng crates. The water comes from 1 wells sunk on a ranch near the foot hills of the Phoenix mountains and is l particularly clear and palatable. Mir l SchWeen says that analysis made l shows that the water is of the purest obtainable
 l OPEN DITCH, INJURIES, SUIT l Franklin l. Berry is suing the Chand- 1 Ter Improvement company for $10,00C ] as a balm for injuries alleged to have been received by him when he drove
 into an open and unguarded ditch that the defendants are alleged to have dug l across the road. The accident occurred while the plaintiff was driving to Q | religious service on the night of Jan- l uary "A of this year and the plaintiff sustained a broken leg beside other in
 juries. F. H. Lyman is the attorney for the plaintiff.
 T VIEWS OF PHOENIx-One of tho
 handsomest souvenir books of loca ii views ever seen here has just been pu,
 on sale by the Miller Sterling. It is
 so good that it even meets with tho ! approval of that connoisseur of pub licity. the honorable secretary of tho board of trade. Sorry to say, but o a large quantity of the books ordered only "A reached Phoenix, the balanc, having been destroyed by fire on boa-, steamer, en route from New York. Or the cover the Roosevelt Dam and thu Capitol are illustrated among the oth CT pictures are street scenes. the feder al building, Y. M. c. A., Adams hotel the Comeback, and the new higl school buildings.