Arizona republican., 1913-11-29

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 Monday. He has been gone two weeks. THANKSGIVING AT FLAG-W. M. Sangster, rate clerk of the corpora tion commission went to his home in Flagstaff to spend Thanksgiving day,
 returning to his desk at the state house yesterday morning.
 MEDICAL MEETING-The regular weekly meeting of the MaricOpa County Medical society and the study class will be held this evening at the Sisters | Hospital All physicians belonging to ! the society are urged to be present. ILLINOIS REMNANTS NEXT = Manager O'Grady of the Lion theater has arranged for Monday to be his Illinois night, when every lady at | tending the theater will receive an Illinois pennant. Members of the Illinois society are especially invited MIR. DRAKE HEBREW. A. Drake, vice president and general manager of the Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix rail road. came down from his headquarters in Prescott yesterday in his private car. He spent several hours here in conference with local officials and left in the evening"
 -CHlEF SELLS HORSE-Before an interested audience of about seven peo- pIe Chief of Police Moore yesterday afternoon sold the strawberry rOan horse picked up several days ago and lodged in the city pound. The animal brought the magnificent sum of $7.50 and is said to be worth every penny of it.
 JUAREz WAR PIcTUREs-AI H. Reeves yesterday received advices from the General Film company that
 the Kalem pictures showing the Jua- reg pictures taken on November T. and 16 will be given their first run n Phoenix. They will be taken out of the can at the Coliseum on Mon day night.
 HAS ROUNDUP PiCTURES-H. C. Wilbur who controls the rights to show in Arizona the pictures of the Ro- deo in California recently held, is in the city making arrangements for showing the five reels of films of eX- celent portrayals of western life and sports. MT. Wilbur expects to bring the pictures here in December. JUDGE FALVEY COMING-Judge Thomas A Falvcy, of Fl Paso. ia coming to Phoenix in connection with he trial of the Fl Paso and Arizona hardware men charged with snug s3inS arms and now under indict- lncnt in the federal court here Therc will be a veritable cloud of witness cs from the pass city on hand be- C0i the trial is con-Iudcl.
 ON ONEYMOON-R. C. Tumelty and his bride, whom he married in Stockton on November r, arrived in Phoenix yesterday on their honeymoon and registered al the Hotel Adams MT. TumeIty, a consulting engineer and for many years city engineer of Stockton. has just about decided that Phoenix is good enough for him and he wants an expression of opinion from Mrs. ! Tumelty.
 AUTO ACCIDENT-Hubert Nichols and Ken Hellworth received more or less serious injuries yesterday morning near Roosevelt when their automobile left the roadway and went over a slight ! embankment It was reported yester- day that Nichols sustained q fracture of one leg and that Hellworth was in jured about the hip. Nichols was taken back to Roosevelt where he received medical attention and Hellworth was brought on toward Phoenix.
 DEATH OF ADJUTANT SENN- AGjutart Katharine sem of the i Phoenix. corps of tho Salvation Army died at her home on East Jefferson street at 200 d. m. yesterday Tuner 0i arrangements will be made when a b.other from Montana arrives Miss sem was 43 years of age. and was born in Germany. She was one of tEe most efficient women officers in the army having been in the service bout fifteen years. Her eighteen mcntHs in Phoenix were devoted closely to her work. She fs survived by sister. Bertha.
 HOLIDAY SERMONS-Dr. J. Har-
 vey Deere of the First Baptist church
 has prepared a series of holiday ser mons, which will be preached on Sun day evenings. beginning tomorrow The first topic is Shopping Early, the second for December :. is Bargain
 Day, the third Sunday subject will be Invited out while the subject of the
 sermon on the evening of December 28
 is "Opening The Ledger pr. Deere
 believes in using topics in the pulpit
 and drawing the deligiOus and moral
 lesson therefrom. The application of
 the old truth to present day conditions.
 FURNISHING APARTMENTS -
 George D. Mullen for many months
 successfully conducted the Wigwam
 theater. later disposing of the play
 house to engage in the development of
 valuable mining property, has returned
 to Phoenix for the winter. He has talk
 en a lease on the Ford property on
 North Second avenue, the Ford Hotel
 and by Monday expects to have two
 fine apartments ready for rental. The
 rooms are large and airy. Mrs Null
 len has returned from an extended trip
 East and she and her husband are once
 more in their home on North Third
 avenue.