Arizona republican., 1913-10-17
BACK AFTER THREE MONTHS

! Judge Phillips was engaged yester- I day largely in setting cases for trial in the superior court. The trial jury will be convened today when the grist Cf the criminal business will be taken
 up and disposed of as rapidly pos
 s.ble.
 MUST FILE NEW INFORMATION In the case against Vicente Canez | yesterday, Judge Phillips sustained the demurrer of the defendants at torneys and ordered the complaint dismissed, ordering at the same time 1 a new information filed.
 i PLEADS GUILTY-ManueI Alvarez pleaded guilty yesterday before Judge ccny and was sentenced to an in determinate term of from one 70 ten years in the state prison.
 DIR. CAMPBELL RETURNS Rev. Dr. Henry Martyr Campbell. pastor of the First Presbyterian church, re- 1 turned yesterday morning from an extended trip to the east and west, | where he went vacationing. His re- turn was hailed with delight by the members of his congregation, with whom he is exceedingly popular. | AT THE FORD-C M Young. Dc
 
 1 J. L. Ellen, Fl Centro; Vim. F. Gun 1 der. San Diego: C. B. Brown. Chi cago: r. T. Walker T P Morgan, Douglas; Geo. F. Allen, Pennington. N NJ: MT and Mrs B. F. Burns, Baltimore; w. c. Merritt, Claremont. 1 Cal
 UNREGISTERED CATTLE ENT- ERED-Prof. F. w. Wilson of the cat tie department of the state fair an nounces that no registered cattle will be entered at the State Fair under the same classes and with the same classes as last year. The commission was made in the premium lists through ov- ersight
 IN THE SUPREME COURT-The justices of the supreme court yester- day heard the arguments of attorneys in the case of the State vs. Young Chung, in which the Chinaman stands convicted from the Yavapai county court of the crime of assault. R. p. Talbot appeared for the Celestial and F. E. Morrison of Prescott was of counsel for the state.
 OPENS MASSAGE PARLORS - Bessie Kahan Haynes announces that shc has opened massage parlCrs at @6 South Fourth avenue, where she IS prepared to give facial and scalp treatments. electric and vibratory massage Russian and electric baths and hot and cold spIays She is an expert masseusc and sollcits the pat ronage of the people of Phoenix.
 MISSIONARY SOCIAL-Tbe Wo- mans Home Missionary society of. tho First Methodist church will meet at the residence of Mrs. Clara Battin.
  at 2:30 o'clock. The hour will be divided between planning work for the coming year and the reception of new members. Ladies of the con- gregation. especially strangers, are cordially invited to attend
 SUES FOR SERVICES = Thomas 1readwell yesterday entered suit in the superior court before Judge Phil | lips against the Fortuna Gold and 1 Copper company for SI620.95. together | with interest at six per cent from June 1, 1911. for services. materials | and labor alleged to have been de- | voted to the company under an oral l contract for which no recOmpense has | been received by Treadwen. w. H l StillWer appears as attorney for the | plaintiff
 ENTRIES CLOSE OCT 24HSuperin 1 tendent J. B. N. Fitch of the poultry 1 department of the State Fair announces l that the entries will close for this de- | partment on October A. The new sys- | tenn necessitates this Any exhibits ! sent to the Fair November 1st without | proper entry will be returned. Each | entry must be provided with shipping ! tag, so marked and numbered that | there will be no confusion in penning i f +ho it-1,1 for return after the Fair.
 RE-OPENS DENTAL OFFICEs-I pr. Burt Ogburn. who formerly con- ducted one of the leading dental es- establishments in this city, but who closed his offices for a time in order to give personal attention to his interests. has returned to Phoenix and has leased an office in the Irvine building, B East Wash ingtOn street He is prepared to handle dental work of every descrip- tion and the enviable reputa tion he gained while practicing here previous ly is bound to be maintained with his return to practice.
 ADAMS ARRIVALS-Leo WOukow- sky, New York; F. L. Porker. Gin cinnati; James H. Kevit, St. Louis; J. r. Brown, Casa Grande: R. G. Tuthill and wife, Los Angeles; M J. F'enton. New York; A. w. Kusteller, Brooklyn; H. H. Peck and wife. Seattle; R. H. F. Morrison. Prescott; J. T. Brady, O. E. Brady, Denver; A. Kinkell, New York; A. N. Syd- wood, Globe; J. B. Breathett Tucson; J. R. Burton. Dubuque Iowa; J. H. l. Trainer. Salina, Kas..; Geo. Hem ming, Toledo; c. L. Hill. Los An geles; C.. A. Garrison, Philadelphia; F.. A. Lomas. Fl Paso; Clarence K CoIvin. Deming; c. L. Moore, Los Angeles; J. E. Loeumache Los An gcles; Irv Lockwood, Phoenix; R. H. | San Francisco; J. Wetz- Ter, Holbrook; A. B. Pasco, New York; w. T. Carry. San Francisco; l. r. T. Huthmacher: John Weber. San RernardinO; Geo. H. Emers. Phoenix: l. F. l.. Kern, Denver: L. Kann and