Arizona republican., 1914-09-02

the speakers VIII be Eugene w. Chafln,
independent candidate for United
States senator; and Miss Cecil Pearl
Buckingham will sing three great solos
appropriate to the occasion.
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ELWELL RETURNS-Leo Elwell
of Elwell Grocery company, returned
yesterday from a months visit with
his family at the various beach resorts.
Mrs Elwell remains some weeks longer.
EVERYBODY SATISFIED Some
thing unique in the life experience of
Judge tombstone occurred the other
day, when the district attorney and
p H. Hayes, opposing attorneys in
neighbors' quarrel, both declared
entire approval of the judges judg-
ment.
II. D.. JR., RETURNs-H D. Mar
shall, Jr., cashie. of the Phoenix Ma
tional bank, has returned from
three weeks vacation trip to the old
home in Missouri, and to other east
ern points Mr. Marshall returns
with an optimistic opinion of gen.
eral business conditions throughout
the United States.
SCHOOL QUESTION ABSORBING
TOPlC-Jo Corners visited Mesa and
Tempe yesterday in the interests OF
his candidacy for the legislature.
Throughout the county much interest
is being shown in educational ques
tions, especially among women vot-
ers. Minimum wage and eight hour
law planks are also popula.' subjects
of conversation
OSBORN PARENT TEACHERS
The Parent Teachers association OF
Osborn district will meet at the
school auditorium at p. m. We'd
nesday. Plans for the winters work
will deliver an address on the sub
iect of Working for the Temperance
Amendment" A cordial invitation is
extended to all those interested
FIRTH BARKER Announce
ment is made from Los Angeles of
the marriage there yesterday of John
F. Barker and Mrs. Blanche w. Firth
both of this city. Mr.. Barker is the
head of the Barker Commission COM
pdUN- MIS-. lOl hiSS
Woodbridge, has been a resident of
the city since girlhood and is highly
esteemed in church and social circles
SEQUEL TO HOLDUP-Ramon
Gutierrez was before Judge Parker
yesterday for preliminary hearing of
a charge of assault with intent to
rob, and was held to answer to the
in
the sum of $780, The assault oc-
CURED some three weeks ago. when
two young japanese were molested
on fourth street.
MANAGER PARISH HoME-After
an absence of about two weeks in Los
Angeles and Southern California cities,
| City Manager w. A. Parish returned
home Yesterday During his presence
along the coast he devoted most of the
returns possessed of much valuable
information. He also investigated Ia
| Dor conditions with the end in view of
| assisting in arriving at solution of
| the problem of the unemployed now
confronting this city.
Mr.. RAFFlES IN PHOENIx?-It
is understood that the mysterious Mr..
Raffles has arrived in Phoenix, and two
or three people claim to have seen him.
Mr.. Raffles is not at all dangerous but
| has a habit of possessing himself in a
| gentlemanly manner of all the loose
cash available He usually buries it
at the root of some tree until he is
ready to leave the country and glories
in his ability to defy detection and
capture. In all probability he has been
driven out of the east on account OF
the hard times there and will endeavor
to pick up living in Phoenix.
SAN MARCOS HOTEL INCORPO.
RATES-Articles of incorporation OF
the San Marcos hotel at Chandler
were filed with the county recorder
Yesterday. The corporation is to be
known as the San Marcos Hote
company, with a capital stock Of
}s75O,OO0, to be divided into $4,000
= shares each of the par value of $40
The incorporators, all Chandler men
comprise Alexander ]. Chandler wht
is to be president; Joseph R. Lotus
! vice president; Richard NJ. Turner
| treasurer; Ernest J. Koch, secretary
and Arthur E. Price. The articles
provide for the establishment ant
maintenance of the hotel and a va
riety of further attractions necessar,
for a first-cla resort
FROM Ell PASO-Among the prom
inent visitors to the city yesterday wa
a party of wealthy Ell Pasoans who ar
touring the country in their automo
biles. The party is composed of Hor
W. w. and Mrs. Turney; Mr. and Mrs
Julius A. Krakauer; r. M. Wingo an
Charles H. Leavell. All are intimatel
connected with the banking interests i
Ell Paso as well as having many othe
activities. Senator Turney was 70
! three terms president of the state sat
I tlemans association, the only man t
I be so honoed. He is president of tn
I great Rio Grande Valley Bank an
! Trust company. Mrs. Turney is a so
: ciety leader in the Pass City. T.
Wingo is vice president of the Ri
| Grande Valley bank; c. H. Leavell is
prominent real estate dealer and ranc
owner; while j. A. Krakauer is man
aging director of the Krakauer Zor
| and Moye company, the biggest hard
! ware and machinery house on tn
Texas border.
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