Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-07-12

| planning witness having left the coun-
try.
TO OCEAN PARK Miss Linnie
| Fraley of the Wakelin office force
left yesterday for Long Beach. where
she will spend her vacation with Miss
Ethel Murphy, formerly bookkeeper
| for Gass Bros.
SPECIAL CHILDREN'S DAY.
There will be special children's exer-
cises at the Alhambra Sunday school
| tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O. Mrs.
Percy, Mrs. Frank Slayton and Mrs.
Cross are the committee on arrange
| ments and they have supplied refresh
| ments for all who attend. After the
little ones have done their part Eugene
| Chaplin will address the audience.
DEATH OF A RELATlVE-A mes
| sage received yesterday by Mrs. w.
| c.. Hornberger, of 1854 North Fourth
| avenue, bore the news of the death
| of a sister, Miss Florence L. Adams,
at her home in Victor. New York
| Miss Adams passed several years in
| Phoenix, and made many warm
| friends here who will grieve to hear
of her death.
HERE FROM NAcOZARI-Joseph
| F. Mcbride, son of Judge and Mrs.
| John Mcbride, arrived home yesterday
| from NacOzari, Mexico, where he is
| employed as the chief clerk of the
Phelps-Dodge Mercantile department.
He is suffering from rheumatism ac
| quired during the rainy season, and
| is here to rest up and recuperate.
| He expects to spend some time at
| Aqua Caliente.
DRAG THE ROADS-Again the
! slogan, drag the roads, is heard
| in the land. 1t is not often that the
| Salt River valley gets an opportunity
| to improve on natures well meant
road building during the month of
July, and the good roads fiends are
strong for taking advantage of the
rains that have prepared the surface
for the drag. Much improvement is
reported along such stretches as have
had the benefit of a good gouging.
| GETS THIRTY DAYS Pat Graw
| didn't like the way the bartender OF
| a Washington street saloon addressed
him and he went outside the saloon
| and acquired a medium sized rock
| Returning to the thirst emporium, he
| proceeded to make his presence felt
| by throwing the rock through look
| ing glass. Judge Mcbride in police
court yesterday gave Graw thirty
| days to think over the folly of en-
| ploying such versatile, not to say
strenuous, methods upon a bartender
MOOSE SWIMMING EvENT-Tht
special Moose swimming event, fifty
five yards, which was to have beer
contested on July 4, will be held this
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at River
side Park All swimming members
of the Moose lodge are urged to be
in attendance to take part in the
contest. The prize is handsome
bathing suit specially made and do
mated by Goldberg's. 1t bears {
Moose head, patterned after the of.
fetal emblem, and is one of the hand.
soonest suits seen here this year.
FIRE DEPARTMENT MEETING
The Phoenix volunteer fire depart
ment will meet tomorrow evening il
regular quarterly session, second flool
of the city hall building. Every
member of the organization is urgeC
to be in attendance, as there is bust
ness of Importance. Plans are to b,
suggested for the entertainment of tn,
visiting state firemen during tn,
week of the Arizona fair at which
| time the state meeting is also to b.
held. 1t may be that it will be pos
sible to arrange for a tournament.
SUPERIOR COURT DECISIONS
In the case of grand larceny pre-
ferred against Ygnacio Ruela, ALA
Nacho Ruis, and Carlos Ruis, ALA
Carlos Ruela, the superior court sen
fenced both the men to a term o
Imprisonment of not less than thre
years and not to exceed three year
and six months. In the case of Wal
ter E. Sisk, charged with embeZZle
ment by the appropriation of horse
sentence was passed of Imprisonment
for not less than two years and no
more than two years and six months
| Manuel Ortiz, charged with gram
larceny, was sent to prison for
term of not less than one year. no
| more tudH OIle year anu i've udyS
BoREE AUTOMOBILE CASE DIS
MlSSED-The case against Peter Bo
rec for using his automobile as
deadly weapon in colliding with
buggy in South Central avenue O.
the night of the Fourth of July, wa
dismissed in Judge Parker's cour
yesterday. After a two-day hearing
the evidence was found insuffiicen
to sustain the case in the superio
court. The case was interesting, il
that it raised 4 rather importan
point of law, which included the au
: tomobile in the class of deadl
weapons. 1t will be remembered tina
2 while driving down South Contra
5 avenue with some passengers in hi
: car, on the night of the Fourth O
July, Peter Boree failed to stop whe
a buggy driven by Mr.. and Mr.!
Hancock turned into a side stree
: in front of his car. Thinking that
] car full of passengers should hav
. precedent over a horse drawn vehicle
t Boree allowed his car to collide wit
4 the horse and buggy, thus THROWN
8 Mrs. Hancock out into the road an
: severely bruising her and one of tn
[ ! children.
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