Arizona republican., 1914-02-10

HE ARIZONA REPUBLIC
 CASE ATTENDS MEETING-C. o. Case, state superintendent of public instruction, is attending the meeting of the board of regents of the state at Tucson which is being held today.
 FUNERAL OF MRS. PIERCE The funeral of AIr. Ninson R. Pierce, who died Saturday, was held from the Moore Mcclellan parlors yester- day afternoon. Interment was in the K. of P. cemetery.
 ORANGEWOOD IMPROVEMENT CLUB-The OrangeWoOd Social and Improvement club vii meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O with Mrs L. l.. Steward at the corner of Glendale road and Seventh avenue.
 VISITOR FROM DOUGLAS-At- torney Frank Doan, associated with his father. Fletcher NJ. Doan, former federal judge. in the practice of law at Douglas, was a visitor in Phoenix yesterday attending to legal business.
 FORD ARRIVALS-James L. Bar rett. Los Angeles; H. Wupperman. Yuma; w. A. Eddings and wife, Ray, NIT. and Mrs. R. R. Race, San Diego; Ga; c. II. Geary, Vienna, H.; A. W. Baxter, Wickenburg; J. C. Lane, Kingman: Ii. L. Crane, Los Ange- les: G. Perkins, Mesa: w. C. TWitch ell. City: J. A. Glennon, Chicago
 HILL GUARANTEES TIME - w. A. Hill of the Globe Phoenix auto mobile stage is the first man in the tee to deliver passengers at the two cities on a time schedule. Limited trains often have such guarantee. but Hill is the first to do so for an auto line. Hill has confidence in his new Velie cars as well as in his drivers. He promises to put passen- gers over the 12O miles between the two cities via Roosevelt in nine hours
 RECLAMATION CONFERENCE HERE, MAYBE-Governor Hunt is now in correspondence with Frank lin K Lane, secretary of the inte- rior, relative to the rumors of a conference of western governors up- on reclamation subjects. The ru- nor has it that the conference has been called at which the secretary will talk over these matters with eleven governors. Arizona holds d distinctive place in the reclamation states of the west and many believe the conference ought to be held here Governor Hunt will officially invite them to meet here as soon as he finds out that the conference will be held
 BANKERS TO GO TO HOT | SPRINGS-At a meeting of the eX- ecutive council of the Arizona Bankers association, held yesterday , in the offices of the Phoenix Nation al Bank. Castle Hot Springs was i chosen as the place for the next meeting of the Arizona bankers The 1 date was set for November 6 and ! l1914 Those attending the conven-
 tion Were Albert Steinfeld, of Tue l son. president; W. c. Foster, o1 1 Phoenix. vice president; Morris Gold water, of Prescott, secretary; NJ. l Powers, of Flagstaff; NJ. B. Hazel tine of Prescott: P. NJ. Buckwalter of Bisbee, and II. D. Marshall, O
 Phoenix. Other matters were dis
 cussed by the council before ad- iournment
 SEEKING HOMES-Probation Of ficer J. W. Canning is seeking home! for four children. A 17-year-ol American boy, a 13-year-old Ameri can girl, a 13-year- old Spanish boy and 5-vear -old American boy, hav' been orphaned and would like goot lhomes The younger boy may b
 adopted A 5-year- old boy. who's mother has been taken seriously ill wishes to be sent to his uncle an' aunt in Topeka, and MT. Canning
 wishes to find some person goinl
 through Topeka who will care fo
 the youngster during the trip. Tn
 child's ticket will be secured for hir
 and there will be no expense or an noyance The relatives of the chill ! VIII meet HIIlI ct tue IOIchtt s9tHNl'i | MT Canning hopes somebody will D Hound who will perform this servic 1 for a needy child.
 AT THE ADAMS-Sam Kushmar
 c. H. Hutchison. Max Meadows, NJ
 and Mrs. J. A. Woods, Los Angeles
 A. R. Franklin, San Francisco; c. I Farley. Toledo; Mrs J. H. Robeen son, Prescott; Anna E. Bowers, City A c. Leonard. A [. Starks, Sa ! Francisco; E. H. Mathe, Denver; Al Tinker, Tucson; W. H. Buhlen, MT.
 L. F. Ogilrie, Miss Blanche Merit W. A. Howard, Los Angeles; Mir lW. E. Danzie, Oakland; L. H. Hol
 lister, Tucson; J. J. Allen Jr.. Sa Francisco; Chas. Rankin San Diego
 Thos. C. Evans. Phoenix; pr. A. W
 Newmaister, Douglas; John E. Fr, Bisbee; o. c. Hayes, Chicago; B. I Adams, Albuquerque; MT. and Mir J Sanger. City; H. c. Glori Noga les; Mrs. j. E. Capo, Mrs. G. Hampton, Tucson; D. H. Hugar
 Tombstone; T. H. Phenix, Wm. Mills. New York; MT. and MT