Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1913-06-07

| TO COLORADO Harry Slocum. il
popular high school boy. left Thurs
day evening for Denver. He Will
spend the summer in Colorado.
ROCK Is HERE big, siX ton
hieroglyphic rock from the PaIo
Verde district has finally been landed
in Phoenix and is now at the park
linear the federal building awaiting its
being placed in position. The rock
has already attracted no small amount
OF attention.
BEWARE OIL DRIPPING Chief
of Police Moore ISSUED another warn
ms Yesterday to owners of motor We
hicIes directing their attention to the
ordinance making il a misdemcanor
to permit oil to drip upon the street
pavement He has instructed his
officers to keep a sharp lookout for
offenders
WHEEL is FOUND Mckee.
who lives some distance in the coun-
try found a bicycle near her home q
day or two ago. She brought it to
town yesterday and left it at the po-
lice station awaiting Il claimant. The
wheel had q Fidelity lock upon it.
There are charges OF $1.o0 due for
bringing the wheel to the city.
MRS. TRETHEWAY HERE-Mrs.
Fred J TrctheWay. widow OF the
former city ticket agent of the Ari-
iona Eastern. in this city, is spend
ing a few days in Phoenix, the guest
of MT and Mrs Fred KirilWood. Mrs.
Tretheway is now living in Sonora,
California. and is being greeted Will"
in this city by scores of her former
friends ANA acquaintance
LUTHERAN SERVICE-Rev. carl
T.. Gurnthcr. pastor viii be held ~ NJ.
TO- r. L.. han. 80 West Monroe street
tomorrow morniu- at 1o.45- The SUBJ
i,,.t OF the discourse viii bo. TN.
Good and Wonderful Providence of
lod- Sunday school and Bible
class at 9.+ A.. choir practice at $50
Friday evening All are invited to
attend these services.
FORD HOTEL-EdWin H. Cooper.
Los Angeles: A. y. Kamfmaun, Walter
Fcntan. Kansas CitE Mrs X. wheeler,
Max Schutz. ri Paso: Donald L. Ne
Iarcn. Avondale, Aril.; George King:
Mr. and Mrs. John Heide', Carrie
Heidel. Lulu Heidcl, Mamie Hoid,l,
HAIRY Hcidc. Tucsou Miss 4. d.
Mcintyre. CLING Micn=; Ed. EcrtHm
and family Mr. and Mrs. g. NJ. Lin
coin T. g. Lincoln, Russol Eertr,,tn.
Tucson. M J Bennett. G.. u. 4\eiE-
bell HAYDEN.
ROBERTSON LEAVES \. !"
Robert of Albuquerque. \ ~
who mas spent some time in this -cc
ti,n in the interest of tho West Hub-
fishing companN, left last night t"r
lie north This WAS Nj Ruher1sou'~
FIRST "Trip To- this section. but ne saws
he njoycd every minute of il and
Ola splendid business. tv" factors
than VIII cause him to look forward
t. his next trip.
BOLIN BACK TO ESS-G.
II Ruln, State mine inspector. ro-
turned Yesterday from a vacation
nip spent at the old ii"uc IN Aiir-
souri, While away INSPECTOR Eoln.
even Is Tic did eat fried chicken and
corn eaI,-. hunt squirrels u n"
woods and go fishins. uev"r oNrr
looked am "pport1uitl t. boost 4.I
Arizona, Fer wealth. prosperity pIo~-
fcrt and greatest generally.
CASE is ARGUED THE supreme
court yesterday heard the argument
/ of counsel i'm the case of y. W
Forbes vs. the Arizona Parral Mining
company. an appeal from the judg-
lment Of the superior court Of Pima
county tried before William r. Coop
cr Henry D. Ashley, a noted mining
authority from Kansas city. Missouri
represented with : J.. kingan Nj
Tucson the mining company while
l. w Forbes was represented 10y Eu-
gene : Ives and J. f Jones both Hi
f Tucson At tine close 81 the argu-
uent the case WAS taken undo1 ad-
visemcnt.
WINNERS ORGANIZED CLASS
The mems division of the Winners
, Organized class win meet at 'Ee
, NJ q educational rooms SUNDAY