Arizona republican., 1913-02-25
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 CT, of Michigantown, Indiana, has asked Chief of Police A. J. Moore to assist in locating his son, Bert Monroe Shoemaker. The father states that he is about to make a division of his estate and unless able soon to locate his son will adjudge him dead.
 DAYLIGHT ROBBERY-A. Ochoa and Antonio EVera were arrested yes terday by Policeman Williams, a few minutes following the reported rob- bery of Henry Ashwell, who stated that he had been relieved of about $50 and a gold watch Ashwell identified the two as the men who encountered him in a local saloon and grabbed his money. One of the men had twelve dollars when arrested.
 WAKEFIELD NOT cOMiNG-Man- ager A. H. Reeves, manager of the Elks theater, received a letter yester- day from David Warfield expressing the regret of the star of The Music Master and his later play, "The Re turn of MT. Grimm" at not being able to include Phoenix in his itiner ary the present tour. MT Warfield is now in Los Angeles and it was eX-
 
 Phoenix.
 H. C. KING DlES-Henry c. King, a well known resident of this sec tion, died Sunday morning at 10:40 o'clock following an operation. His wife and daughter will leave this evening with the body for Farming ton, N NJ, their home for thirty years Mir. King was a veteran of the civil war and late commander of the c A R. post at F'armington. He was a brother of J. c. A King, well known resident Of this valley.
 BEEkEEPERS CONVENTION-No- thing more thrilling than beekeepers' convention can possibly be imagined. According to newspapermen. And Phoenix is due for some thrills right smart soon, for the beeists are going EntomolOgist Morrill, next Saturday to look over some legislation affecting their interests The bill will be one designed to protect the bee interests in Arizona and is almost certain of approval from the apiarists.
 ADD OFFICE MAcHlNERY-The Phoenix Board of trade has acquired temporarily an adding machine The
 
 elan arose through the great mass of detailed business in connection with settling for the Aztec Sun Fete affairs. Harry Welch having been detained in l voluntarily in Globe by the blow that l shocked even his ard cad, the work | has piled up considerably.
 NoRDIcA SEAT SALE Eugene l Redewill, who is managing the Nor l dica concert which occurs at the Elks' opera house here March :, when the great songstress will present to q Phoenix audience examples of her won i derful talent, reports a very successful l days sale of tickets. The NOrdica re- cital will be looked upon by the musi- l cal set and music lovers generally as 1 the best event of the year in Phoe- | nix theaters.
 l IN THE SUPREME COURT-An l appeal was perfected in the supreme | court today upon the part of Celso l Lozano of Greenlee county who was l tried in that county on September "A 1 last for murdering Alberto Muniga and was sentenced to incarceration in the state penitentiary for the rest of | his natural life. The case was be- | The usual objections to the verdict on l the ground that it conflicts with the
 law and the evidence and is contrary 1 to both are made as the ground for the appeal. taken together with al- legged error that crept into the record of the case. WEDDING IS URPRlSE-Wher 1 Richard l.. Brewer, stenOgrapher for l The Republican left the office of The
 Republican yesterday morning an nouncing that he would be gone but few minutes, he was a single man An hour later he returned a benedict ] Miss Mayme Ponder, daughter of MT and Mrs B. H. Ponder, recent ar | rivals here from Arkansas, is his bride. After the wedding, Mrs
 Brewer went back to the home of her 1 parents and MT. Brewer resumed his work in the office. Last evening
 his bride met him and together they | went out to the Ponder home to re-
 ceive the parental blessing. MT. and Mrs. Ponder were surprised but they
 received their new son-in-law with l ODen arms Friends of the couple rendered them an imprOmptu recep- tion last evening at the brides home FUNERAL OF GUSTAVO A
 SELLS-The funeral services of Gus tavo A. Sells was conducted Monday
 afternoon at o'clock from the parlor. of Merryman and Hoyt. Rev. MT
 Leahy of the German Lutheran church conducted the services.
 large number of relations and friends
 accompanied the remains to Green wood ceremtery where interment was , made Mr. Sells was 37 years o , age He was born and raised il , Fort Wayne, Indiana. Ill healtf brought him to Phoenix eight year: ago. At first his health was i'm
 proved but during the past few year. ; it was noted by his friends that thu l white plague would soon be the mas ter. He was staunch Christian . and a member of the Lutheran church He left to mourn his deatf wife and two boys, one Ray 5 mond, fourteen years old and Wilbur ten years old. His last words were T am walking in the valley of th' shadow Of death" and after a paus' right now and then, T will sooi see you face to face"