Arizona republican., 1914-10-02

l 2:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. z. B. Stewart, 912 North Second street l MRS. BAUM SICk-Mrs. E. W. Baum, wife of Dr. Baum of this city, is seriously ill at her home on Sev-
 enth avenue. The strain caused by I the death of her mother has made her
 unable to receive visitors.
 l MISS CRANE ARRIVES - Miss Helen Beatrice Crane, the dancing teacher at the Arizona School of Mu- sic arrived last night from Chicago. from the east and will open that de- partment of the school at once
 BENCH WARRANT ISSUED Judge Phillips, in session of the su
 perior court yesterday, issued a bench warrant in the case of John A. Gaut, who was to have come up for hear | ing on the charge of forgery, but who failed to surrender to his bail.
 HEREFORD AGAIN CHANCEl- ILOR-Frank Hereford, of Tucson, who has just returned from Europe, has again been made chancellor of the state university. Hereford re-
 signed just before he went abroad, and was succeeded by Rev. Logan w. Wheatley, who has since removed 1 to California.
 ALL SKATERS MEET-The All l States society held a meeting last evening at the board of trade for the purpose of receiving a report from the committee named to confer with fa;, to engagements for an All States day at i the state fair No definite action was taken and adjournment was taken until some time next week when the chair will call for another meeting.
 ELECTRICAL REPORT-City Flee trician Dodge in his report for the month of September. announces 9S wiring permits issued, with fees of $73.50, and 13S final inspections, with fees of $165S1, a total of $239.31. Nine buildings were condemned outright, forty faults found and corrected and
 3S buildings found in progress but not ready for inspection. From point of revenue and inspections this
 was record month with the city electricians department.
 POLICE MONTHLY REPORT For the months of September, Chief Of Police Brisbois reports as follows: Arrests and no charges preferred, S7;
 total arrests, 33S; transferred to the
 county. 20; transferred to state hos lpital, l; suspended sentences, 106;
 cases dismissed, 30; served time s2 paid fines, IA; days worked by city prisoners, 573: meals furnished, 26OS bicycles returned to owners, 40; prisoners in city jail. Sept. 30. 3S; of-
 ficers on duty September 30. 24 balls and fines collected, s127410.
 w. C. T. U. MEETING-The W. c. T. U. meeting yesterday afternoon was largely business meeting, the expect ed speaker being unable to be present.
 Most important among the items of business transacted was the decision to
 set aside a few minutes every day at
 three o'clock to pray for the success of
 the prohibition movement This con- cert of prayer need not be confined to only the w. c. T. U. members but all interested in the subject are asked to join them in earnest petition to God for
 His blessing on their work.
 | THE SPANISH WAR VETERANS
 MEET-The Spanish War Veterans
 met last night at the court house in
 an interesting session. It was decided
 to hold special meeting on October 8 for the purpose of making plans for
 a dance, the funds from which will
 go toward purchasing a stand of
 colors. A member of William Me
 Kinley Camp, No. 12, of Chicago was
 present, and was sent by the local
 camp to the local tubercular hospital
 and his camp notified by Maynard A.
 Fraser. The camp will likely partici-
 pate in the Columbus day celebration at Riverside Park on October 8.
 ROTARIAN WEEKLY LUNCH EON-The service talk at the regular
 weekly meeting of the Rotary club
 today at ten minutes past the noon
 hour at the American Kitchen will
 be given by Gus Noll of the Arizona
 laundry. The feature address of
 every weekly dinner is the service talk These are carefully prepared
 and carry eloquent messages of the factors of success. Charles A. Stauf- fer will be the chairman of the oc-
 casion. and the other speakers will
 be H. l.. Stevenson of the Motor Sup ply company, Arthur G. Hulett of FL . vey & Hulett. and James s. (Jim) , Griffin alone" A most interesting and instructive time is anticipated.
 BILLS AUTO AFlRE-Two great | big automobile fire trucks had joy runs at 6 o'clock last evening to Gen. , tral avenue and Washington street, , arriving in time to witness the ex- !, tinguishing with shovelful of sand
 of conflagration that threatened to , consume the powerful one-lune l Brush near automobile of William lWedenhofer, proprietor of the Valley f Paint Shop. The Brush had been ? tearing down Central avenue at four Q and one-half miles an hour and the 9 bearings becoming overheated, com municated flying sparks to the three l pints of gasoline filling the tank tc l it's capacity. Somebody sounded ar f alarm and the downtown apparatus . came on the run, understanding that the National Bank of Arizona build- ing was in danger of being destroyed = GUNS for rent. Pfnney q Robin