Arizona republican., 1913-11-18


 pr. and Mrs E. Payne Palmer, arriv ed yesterday from the east, where the 1 doctor had been attending a medical 1 convention in Chicago. Mrs Palmer
 has been passing few weeks with her ! people in Dayton.
 MAKING .1EADWAI- Ari-
 zCna Engineering and Construction
 company of Mesa is making rapid i progress on the new Korrick building.
 The first floor is complete the forms | for the columns have been built to | the second floor and the forms for 1 the mezzanine floor and being put in. 1 MISS GEYLER RETURNS Miss
 Minnie Geyler who has been visiting l friends and relations in Michigan and l Iowa since June 27. has returned much
 refreshed by her long vacation. | ORANGEWOOD CLUB-The Or angeWood social and improvement club
 will meet at the home of Mrs. Lee Bay l less on the Glendale road on Wednes-
 day afternoon at 2:3O P. M.
 BACK FROM EUROPE-Jean Jans- sens de Varebeke of the Belgo-Ameri- can ostrich farm in the Salt River val 1 ley, has returned from his trip to Eu- rope While away MT. de Varebeke ! succeeded in interesting a number of prominent Belgians in this section. 1 COME IN EARLY-Mrs. w. D. c Nein of the refreshment booth of l the Masonic charity bazaar requests 1 the ladies who have promised dona- | tiOns to the booth to take them to the lodge rooms either late Wednes- l day afternoon or early Thursday morning.
 SECOND SEMESTER OPENING rl.o School of Music opened yesterday with an enrolment of 300, a record breaker for the school Last year the total enrolment for the entire year was only 400. This year bids fair to be the most successful in the history of the institution
 PYTHIAN SISTERS TO MEET- i The regular meeting of Purity Temple, No. 9, Pythian Sisters, wil be held Thursday afternoon at o'clock in the Pythian hall All members are urged to be present upon that occasion as
 business If importance is to be trans acted. The dance to be given this even ing under the auspices of the team promises to be a success.
 CATENTAH - Governor Hunt esterday started a movement to stop the vandalism practised on Arizona ruins. when he conferred with Con 2ressman Carl Hayden regarding the desecration of the famous Stone Houses" at Ca-Yen Tab, on the Nava- 1 jO reservation. This well Known old village has already been harmed by 1 ouVenir hunters. There are thou | sands of such places in the state that muG be protected either by the fed i eral government or by the state to prevent them being ruined as ruins" MOOSE MEETINGS.-A special meeting of the Loyal Order of Moose was held Sunday afternoon in Moose l Hall, Monihan building and steps talk | en looking to the leasing of the present 1 quarters of the Arizona club as a lodge 1 headquarters The matter was referred 1 for definite settlement to the regular 1 meeting of the order to be held this 1 evening. For three or four weeks there have been no meetings of the local lodge for various rasons and it is ex- 1 pected that every member will make a special effort to be present this even l ing.
 DEATH OF JAMES B. ROSS James F. Ross, a prominent mining
 engineer of Independence. Mo. and Parker. Ariz., who has been ill of ty- 1 rhoid fever at Mercy hospital. Pres colt, died Sunday morning MT Ross was well known in Colorado, Arizona md old Mexico. where he managed important properties in the early '7O's. His remains were taken to Indepen- 1 dence today for burial. MT. Ross has daughter living in Phoenix, Miss Louise Ross, a teacher at Grant school.
 WANTS HABEAS coRPUs-Andy Iumwalt filed an application for a writ of habeas corpus in the supreme -Curt yesterday. Zumwalt is now de- tained in the county jail upon bond of $20oO. made by Judge Phillips on November 3. This bail, it is claimed IS excessive and unjust. Zumwalt was first apprehended in October, charged with grave statutory offense against 1 little I4year-oId girl. He was be- fore Justice JohnstOne for preliminary examination and his bail thereafter was fixed at 5000 but there were later some more developments in the case and Sheriff Adams re-arrested the man and re-confined him in the county jail upon orders from the su- pcrior court the bail having been doubled meanwhile. Zumwalt was cm- ployed at the Fulweilar ranch AT THE ADAMS-M E. List. New
 York; P. R. Lucas, ct. Louis; F. B
 Flack. Los Angeles; Chas. Van Walk enburg. Los Angeles; Fred Hand, Washington, D. C; r. II. Kelly, Los Angeles; F. F. Kelleber, Tucson: II. H. Young, San Francisco; T. P liar ris, Los Angeles; H. L. Adder. Trin- idad, Colo; F. R. Whitman. Los An Seles; Mir. and Mrs. c. w. Miller, So- noma; Geo A. Tidcn, New York: John Sanger. Garden of Allah; J R Detweiler. Wichita. Kan; R. M liar din, San rancisco; Mrs. Sidney Bar tclsOn, Florence; P. F. Newton, Los Angeles; C. l.. Bailey and wife san Diego; J. II. Sumner, Los Angeles: ?. F. Newton. Los Angeles; A. F. Me