Arizona republican., 1913-11-02

LIBRARY HOURS-The Carnegie public library will be open from nine to twelve during fair week.
 c. c. THOMPSON HOME-C C.. Thompson, the man who put mania for insurance into Germania, after a successful trip south is in town for the fair.
 TRADE BOARD PHoNEs-A new
 phone has been installed in the board
 of trade offices for the rush of fair
 week business. Its number is 10S1
 The old phone number is 1924.
 ROOMS AT TRADE BOARD-Just
 to remind folk that it's time to regis
 ter vacant rooms at the board of
 trade for the use of that honorable
 institution in placing some of the hordes of fair visitors.
 CHARLES CHRISTYS AT HOME MT. and Mrs. Charles Christy and two children arrived yesterday from Califo1 mia, and will spend tthe rest of
 tre winter at the Charles Christy
 home at S03 North Third avenue.
 MISS YOUNG'S CHANGE-Vivian Young, for long time one of the eff ficient stenographers in the reclama- ton service offices, retired yesterday from that work and was introduced
 
 York Life Insurance agency.
 AUTOMOBILE NUMBERS Mum bers to the owners of machines were granted at the office of the secretary oe state yesterday to: 35O7. J. A. Larson, Douglas; $50. J. A. Woods, Thatcher; 35O9, H. L. Christensen, Miami; 351O. w. B. KIeiny, Mesa; 3511. F. O. Chesney, Phoenix
 WATERMELON MEETING The Salt River Valley Watermelon Grow CTS association reelected it's entire official board yesterday at the regu- lar annual meeting in the Water Users building. R. R. Woodring is president, c. c. Black, vice president and B. A. Leak, secretary treasury This trio with O. H. Carr and F. Murr from the board of directors
 MOTORCYCLE HOSTS-The Phoe- nix Motorcycle club will be host to all visiting two wheeler drivers at the. club rooms on Wall street Tues day night a 8. A motorcycle lunch will be served, and the occasion made as merry as only chugbike riders can make it. The meeting will be open to the general public, all of which is invited to be present to ob- serve the lions of the evening the boys who rode in the San Diego to Phoenix road race.
 KICKED BY HORSE-WiIIiam Mil Ter was severely kicked by horse he was driving at First avenue and Washington street, about 700 o'clock last evening. The animal took fright a- a passing street car and raised his heels over the dashboard. Miller sus- tained severe injuries to his legs and fsll .-lN, His wife and baby were in the buggy hut escaped injury
 AFTER GRAVEL HAULERS -I Humane Officer Canning yesterday had Charles Baldwin before Justice of the Peace Parker on a charge of cruelty to animals. It was charged by two women that Baldwin had beaten one of the two horses he was urging to pull a heavily loaded gravel wagon from the river bed south Of town. He was found guilty but was allowed to go with a warning. Can ming announces that he will prosecute tn the fullest extent any further cases of this sort. He insists that in bringing the gravel wagons to the level Of the road there shall be two teams employed instead of one as is now so generally the pra ctice.
 FUNERAL OF MRS. HULEN-Mrs Eliza Hulen. aged 54 years, passed l away at Cushing, Okla. Oct. 16. The remains will be brought here for burial: the funeral will be held Mon day afternoon at 3:30 from the Nj ohm. DriscOll and Maus parlors. 315 | North First ave. Rev. J. Harvey l Deere will officiate. Interment at Greenwood cemetery. Mrs. Anna F. 1 Stricker of this city is daughter l of Mrs. Hulen. Mrs. Stricker is a | member of the Madison Improvement l club and the Woodman Circle.
 LOOKING FOR BOY Probation i Officer J. w. Canning is prosecuting l 8 vigorous search for tWelve-year- | old Marcus Zeenesbach, who escaped ] from the detention home a few nightc l ago and who has not been seen i since. The boy was dressed in blue l bib overalls, a blue shirt and blue 1 cap. with ElkslIin shoes. He is likely l to be using the name of Joe Lopez. l He is an American boy, but speaks i both English and Spanish fluently. l MT. Canning would greatly appreciate 1 the detention of the lad by any per 1 sen with whom he may come in 1