Arizona republican., 1913-10-14

l check on the TOSSefy al Mesa. The check was for $14.1O and was signed with the name of W. A. McGouhey, 1 of Chandler.
 l WAS SHOOTING UP THE TOWN Ramon F'erres celebrated the advent of l discharging gun in the air a dozen or 1 more times. The police thought the Mexican rebels had arrived. When they arrived Reyna tried to hide but he was taken with little trouble He had been drinking.
 TO CALL THE DOCkETT-The su- preme court will meet this morning for l the purpose of calling the docket of cases now pending for the beginning of the present term of court, appear ances of attorneys will be noted and a | number of cases doubtless will be sub l mitted upon brief or otherwise before 1 the days work is done.
 INDIANA SOCIETY TO MEET- | There will be an important meeting 1 of the Indiana society this evening in l the rooms of the board Qf trade for | the purpose of transacting business
 and of formulating plans for the work l Of the society during the winter | months. All members and former \ residents of the Hoosier state are re- quested to attend
 FORD ARRIVALS-Miss Margaret ! Fist, sharon, Pa; Mrs. E. E. Camp I bell, Mesa; Mrs. A. Lee. Ms. Anna i Humphries Irondale, Wash: Alma l T<lasen, Chicago; MT. and Mrs. C. De Belham, Waco; B. F. Adams. Albu- Querque: J. A. Busenbark l.. w. Hof fecker, Fl Paso; MT. and Mrs. c. H. l Daggatt, H l.. Daggatt, Los Angeles; MT. and Mrs. F. A. Fletcher. Whit tier. Cal: Dr. c. NJ. Workman s. C. HAD GUN AND kEYS-Jose Reyna, | who at first gave his name Cota | Evera, was arrested yesterday by PO- | liceman Barnum, when he was found
 possessed of about 100 keys of differ ent styles. sizes and patterns. To top off the situation. Reyna also had a 3S caliber revolver every chamber loaded. l He tried to give an account of how he became possessed of the keys but his explanation concerning the gun didn't go and he was locked up charged with carrying concealed weapons
 TREICHEL FUNERAL-The funeral of Julius Treichel. who died on Friday at the family residence. 375 North Third avenue will be held this after noon at o'clock at Trinity Pro Ca thedral. the Very Reverend Dean Scar 1 lett officiating. Burial will be made in | Greenwood. MT Treichel, who was 28 years old. came here some time ago l from Spokane and engaged in carpen- i try. He was a member of the Spokane 1 lodge of the Loyal Order of Moose and 1 local members of the order will have 1 charge of the services at the grave. He | is survived only by his widow
 1 ALL SKATERS MEET-An enthusi- astic meeting was held by the All Stat 1 CTS last evening at the board of trade ] looms. Measures were taken to mar i shall the state representations for an l All States parade and arrangements
 made to enlist the cooperation of state 1 and county officials as well as Arizo- l mas leading representative in an All 1 States celebration during Fair week 1 Details of arrangement and decoration ! of All States booths were also planned. A rally meeting of all the state socie- 1 ties is planned for some time in the near future in which all state societies I are particularly urged to join in an ef- | fort to make All States celebration a | chara cteristic patriotic feature Of the | southwest
 1 AT THE COMMERCIAL - II. C. i Hudson and wife, Mesa, Arizona: ! 1 mer. Baltimore MT; Jack Scales l Milwaukee; A. w Edwards, Prescott; 1 Mort Sands. Los Angeles: S C l Wright. Boston $. Roberts and wife. l New York; Daniel Hutchinson. Kan
 sas City; J. F. Flescle, Baltimore; James ThaW, Ind: C. P. Ford. Pres
 colt; R. i. Goodman. Sacaton; M Whittingham, Los Angeles; F. Nal lory, Spokane; r. II. Chamberlain. 1 San Francisco; T. w Irves. Chicago: | r. L. White Los Angeles; J. c | Thompson, Fl Paso; F. R. Rozas ] Chicag go; Earl F. Dairs. R L. Heinch, ] L Edwards. Los Angeles; MT. and
 Mrs. L. George, Chandler; J. w. 1 F'oote, Denver; F. N. Rich, Denver; F V. Berren, Fl Paso; P IT. Hall, l Long Beach, Cal; r. H. Thompson. 1 Ore Million. 1920; J. Frank Plum
 New York; Jas. McGee, Florence; J.
 T.. OConnor, Florence; C. F. Bishop | St. Louis; Chas. Krap, Ray; Sen. A l A. WorsIey Tucson; Mrs R. J | Thomas. Miami: Miss C. Tempe. Mi
 ami; H. T. Oliver, Kelvin; w. P ! Collier, Globe; R. H. Brown, Fl Paso: L. F. Hoeye, Winkelman; A. IT. 1 Buckingham, Tucson; Geo. Marz, 1 WinsloW; E. s. Clark. Prescott; C. &
 | Hull, Vim. Salvore. Williams; L. An
 derson, Arlington; Don Urgnhart
 Binghamton, N. Y; J. D. ogden ana
 i Wife, Barton, Kansas; Mrs. A. Lee
 | Irondale. Wash; MT. and Mrs Olin
 Summerville; J. R. Chromby, Los An
 geles; R. E. Miller and wife. Des
 Moines, Iowa; Hal Baker. Toronto,
 Canada; F. w. McMara. Chicago; J.
 F. Collins New York; J. A. Cashion,
 Los Angeles; c. M. Workman. Spar
 lanburg, s. C.; D. Howard and wife
 Los Angeles; A. Vandcrmack, We'll
 ton, Ariz; H. w Scott Arizona: Les
 lie Mullard, Bisbee; Jerry Sullivan.
 SeIigman; Joseph Spinas, Florence:
 H D. Rowe, Alhambra: O. s. Kenyon
 l Phoenix: B M Meacham. Long