Arizona republican., 1914-10-20

| Mrs. George w. McClarty, of 9!o South Third street. there was born last evening a fine boy The cleo trical expert is naturally overwhelm- ed with joy; he predicts a career Of ignition and spark plug. work for the new little one.
 NEWCOMERS DAY-Today is the day of the meeting of the board of trade committee on newcomers day. The day doesn't happen until along in January, but the said committee is starting early enough so there will be plenty of time to work up an ex- traordinary good program.
 MANN'S TOOLS TAkEN-Some- body removed a kit of tools from the automobile of Building Inspector | H. J. Mann, while the machine was standing at the rear of the city hall. The tools were wrapped in a brown canvas kit. Mir Mann would appre- ciate information as to the where abouts of the implements.
 WILL WINTER IN PHOENIX | Colonel and Mrs J. B. Bailey of South Dakota came in yesterday from visit of several months in New York City, and will pass the winter in Phoenix, the guests of their daughter, Mrs J. M. Kellogg at 341 East Culver street. Col. and Mrs. Bailey are also the parents of R. R. Bailey and Mrs H. T Weldon.
 HEADLIGHT CASE POSTPONED I-The corporation commission yester- day postponed the hearing of the case against the Southern Pacific Railroad company from october 26 to November 2S The company has been ordered to appear and show cause why it should not be punished for contempt for failure to comply with the commissions order regard ing the installation of high-power headlights on it's locomotives.
 HANDED OVER TO YAvAPAl- Six Mexicans found guilty in the United States district court of sell ing liquor to Indians, and given in dividually a sentence of sixty days Imprisonment and a fine of $100, will be conducted to the county jail of Yavapai county at Prescott, this morning, to serve their term. The party will include Ygnacio Lopez, Agamon Alaya. Benjamin Barrios, John Brown, E. Gomez and Regio lGastello. all of Yuma county
 | LOVELY WINDoW-One of the prettiest floral displays ever seen in Phoenix is the big window full of roses at the owl Drug Store, made of the Bonar Rose Gardens The Owl is to be the downtown office of the Bonar Gardens which are located out on the Yuma road. and where there are over three thousand rose bushes of thirty five varieties now blooming. Besides roses, carnations and other flowers will be handled, and a speciality will be made of shipping roses east.
 NEEDS MORE ROOM-With the growth of Phoenix the Heiliman blacksmith business has grown out of the old shop which has stood for nineteen years at the corner of Washington street and Fourth ave inue, and the whole works has been removed to 430 South First street. MT Howard Heiliman, who manages the business in succession to J. A. Marshall, who established it, is mak-
 
 bonding growth of the city and the business, for he has secured premises that will admit of business four l times the capacity of that at the old place.
 PICTURES AND LEcTURE-At 7:30 o'clock sharp tonight at the Y. NJ. c. A. stadium, the temperance forces will hold a grand rally. The first forty minutes will be occupied by Robert s. Fisher in explaining the legal effect of the dry amend ment in it's relation to drugs and medicines. It is desired that those attending should assemble promptly in order to get the full force of this argument. Following the lecture there will be shown the world fam ous photo play Ten Nights in a Bar room This picture has at tracted such interest that together with the address of MT. Fisher it will probably draw the largest audi ence of the year. It behooves those who expect seats to be early on the ground
 ARTIST LESSER RETURNS | w ll1ldIn NluCcHl DtsSSI, WuO pdllltcu the portraits of the former governors of Arizona for the state house, has returned to Phoenix after a years trip around the world via Australia and South Africa. While in the Transval colony he painted the DOT traits of a number of prominent gov ernment officials. In the course of his travels he visited Dar- -Salaam and Zanzibar in German East Africa, sailing from Durban, Natal, on July I15. He returned to America via Liverpool, reaching New York on october 3, after having been on the |, water almost three months. It is probable that he will open a studio in Phoenix, but will take few weeks at least in which to rest up" from his strenuous travels.
 100 sacks best potatoes $1.50 per cwt Thursday only. McKee's-Adver- I ~ II