Arizona republican., 1914-12-02

the Roosevelt road this week.
 TO INSPECT NEW PLANT-The board of control will go to the asy lum today to formally inspect and accept the new dining hall and kit chen at that institution
 UNDEl WIRED TELEGRAMS - There are uhGelirered teles--ains at the Western IT ion Telegraph office for the following o. B. Fu!le.', Senrra Rcsa Ncisa and Mrs. ':osa Moisa.
 MISS BIRDNO APPoINTED-The board of control yesterday appointed Miss Blanche Birdno of the state auditors office to the position in the secretary's office made vacant by the resignation of Miss Josephine Plum ridge.
 PAST NOBLE GRAND CLUB The Anna Flora Past Noble Grand club will hold a special meeting at the Oddfellows hall tonight at 7:30 o'clock. All members of the club and sister Rebekahs are asked to be present
 LANGSTON NOW PRESIDENT J. H. Langston was elected drec- tor and president of the Weather was Gasolene Motor and Auto Ac- cessory Co, at d recent meeting of the stockholders, succeeding Celora M' Stoddard, resigned.
 WHOSE WATCH?-A gold hunt- ing case Walthem watch has been found upon d prisoner at the police station and the police believe the timepiece may have been stolen. It bears the initials H. C. S. The own CT may recover the watch by prov ing property.
 TO ADDRESS ELKS-Chairman w. Paul Geary of the corporation commits sion. who has been on hunting trip in the northern part of the state, is scheduled to deliver the memorial day address before the Elks' lodge at Wins low, December 6. He will return to Phoenix neX. week.
 COLORED TRlO'S MUSIC-The of Phoenix. is introducing an inno- vatlon, inathe form of a colored trio, which will furnish instrumental and vocal music of that delightful va riety for which their race is noted, daring the business hours of the resort
 IN SUPREME CoURT-The case of Walter NJ. Vim vs. the town of Yuma, a damage suit brought as the result of an automobile accident. was filed in supreme court yesterday. The action is appealed by the defendant. Thomas Malloy and Fred l.. Ingra- ham are attorneys for Vim and Timmons and Harris for the munich pality
 BACK IN THE TOILS-Sam Man drich, alias Mandovich, formerly an inmate of the state prison, was ar rested yesterday morning by Under Sheriff Woolf on a charge of grand larceny. Mandrich, who was sent to Florence for selling mortgaged prop erty and obtaining money under false pretenses was released on parole a year ago.
 BROOKS FUNERAL-The funeral of Joseph B. Brooks. who died Nov 90 at 4 South Third street will be held this afternoon at o'clock from the chapel of Mohn, Driscoll and Maus on North First avenue. Rev w. J. Sims. pastor of the Central NJ. E. church will have charge of the services. Interment will he made ir Greenwood cemetery.
 WAS NOT WOLPE-The police ir causing warrant to be issued foi l. F. Wolpe, charging him with driv- ing his automobile over the hose al the first last Saturday night, con- fused the number assigned driv- CT for a Fixes stage automobile wiet the state license number of Woipe's machine. The stage auto driver ap- peared at the police station yester-
 day and admitted he and not Woiot was the guilty party. Wolpe's ca' 1 license number is No. 6" while tha'
 of the driver for Fixes is also "No i6.' MT. Wolpe stated yesterday tha | he was entirely in sympathy with .h, ordinance making it a misdemeanol l to drive over fire hose and that h. was always careful that he did no send his car over hose.
 SQUARE CORNERS-While tn, police are working to bring abou 1 complete observance of the traffi'
 ordinance relative to keeping on tn right side of the street and turr | ing squarely at the intersections i they are also endeavoring to instruc pedestrians to use the crossings 2 right angles with the street. rathe l than to cut corners. The practic | of cutting corners is quite as danger ! ous to pedestrians as to automobile and Chief of Police Bribois insist 1 that this regulation be observed ] Yesterday notices were placed upol 1 the signs at the street intersec tions announcing that the fine fo
 violation of the keep to the rignt
 regulation is punishable by fine O
 mot less than five dollars" Thi will give City Magistrate McBrid
 the authority to impose graduate' fines for persistent violators of r. | ordinance.
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