Arizona republican., 1914-03-06
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VIII be meeting of the Sun Fete committee of the Phoenix board of trade Saturday afternoon at ,.
 LONG WAY OFF--The long way off Anglo American exposition in London next year will be discussed at meeting of the Phoenix board of trades special committee Tues day afternoon at the Hotel Adams.
 BUSINESS MEN AT lUNCH-At q business mems lunch next Tuesday noon the membership committee of the Phoenix board of trade will dis cuss measures for keeping up the present numerosity of the folks in the fold
 INSTRUMENTS ON SHOW - The weather bureau. now has q set of observing instruments on display in the record loom. Set up just like those in the chicken coop" on the roof, these instrumets give a good idea of the makeup of a weather station. They include maximum and minimum thermometers, sunlight de- tcctor and wind gauge.
 DESERTER COMES iN-Chief of Police Moore yesterday discovered that one of the men locked up in the city jail was deserter from the United States navy. The man asked that he he sent back to the San Diego naval station. Chief Moore wired the navy department asking fos directions as to the disposition ot the man.
 TO LOCATE BROTHER-Frank Morrell yesterday asked the assist ance of the police in locating his brother. Vincent Morrell. whom he understands is in this vicinity He says his brother is about twenty one years old Morrell gives his address as in care of Dr. Bell and will ap- preciate any information that may lead to the locating of his brother.
 C. w. 8. M. MEETS-The Chris tian Womans Board of Missions will meet in the church parlors at the corner of Fifth avenue and Monroe street this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Members of the local auxiliary are inpited to meet Mrs Annie Paul Carson of Pomona, California, on Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. H. Linebarger, 316 West Roosevelt.
 A HURRIED VIsIT-Walter FL lingson. a former Phoenix boy who grew up through the railroad circles of Phoenix and for some years has occupied a responsible position with the Salt Lake road at Salt Lake, ar rived in the city yesterday for visit of few days He came more especially to see his sister, who is in more than year He was pleased to discover that Phoenix has been growing in the meantime
 FILLING UP THE PEN-Deputy Sheriff Allie w. Howe Of Cochise County. returned last night from Florence where he had taken the Watson brothers who were sentenced to terms of from ten years to life for the murder of their father near Douglas The deputy sheriff also had in charge a man named Hughes under sentence for two years for an assault upon his wife with a knife at convict camp near Bisbee
 RULE OF THE ROAD-Chief of Police Moore yesterday issued an- other warning to drivers Of auto mobiles and horse drawn vehicles He is insistent that all shall keep to the right and while the golden rule is being applied just now and of- lenders are simply given a little talk ing to by the chief, that officAl an nounces that he is convinced that the general public has had about sufficient notice and that in a short time violations will result in the ap pearance of the offender before the city recorder in police court. TRINITY VESPER SERVICE Lenten vesper services will be held ths afternoon at o'clock in Trinity Episcopal pro-ca athedral to which at tendance of every member of the parish is urged Very Rev William Scarlett. dean of the diocese. will continue his series of talks on the general subject of Personal Reli- zion and Health The deans bible CldSS, dH Opch NO dHS one who cares to join it, held the regular weekly meeting last evening at the deans study S10 North Third avenue The gospels of Matthew and
 Luke were discussed.
 MR. MIGRANTS SAD ERRAND- | Frank E. McCrary has returned from a visit to his former home at Kan sas City where he was called by the 1 illness of his mother who passed away after his arrival at an ad- vanced age She was the widow of 1 the late Judge George W. McCrary who was secretary of war during the administration of President l Hayes Before that he had repre-
 sented an Iowa district in the house iof representatives for four terms l After his retirement from the cabi-
 net he was appointed United States circuit judge for the eighth distric,
 and remained on the bench until his death. -
 1 in order to get thorough dnder- l standing of my position before tht people, wish to state:
 l CD That under no circumstance will withdraw from the lace for ths | governorship.
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