Arizona republican., 1914-07-18
HERE FROM SANTA MoNIcA-

John Newman, of Santa Monica, Cal, was a Phoenix visitor yesterday.
 INQUIRE FOR FooDSTUFFS-' The Curtis Publishing company yes- terday demanded of the board of trade a big batch of data on the foodstuffs produced in Arizona. A compilation of food products by states is in progress, and Arizona is to be included. The board of trade gladly supplied the information.
 TOM TRENT ON VACATiON- Manager Thomas B. Trent, of the Overland Auto company, left yester- day for the coast on his vacation. He will look over the advance sheets on the 1915 line of Overlands. lnci- dentally, he is well prepared to stock up with the new models, for by a little extra hustling he has sent the last of his 1914 stock on the roads.
 TEMPERANCE RECEPTION - A reception of temperance people in honor of E. w. Chain, prohibition nominee for United States senator from Arizona, and of Charles J. Hall, his campaign manager, has been arranged for Monday evening at the Y. M. c. A. court, at o'clock Both gentlemen are orators of na- tional reputation and both will make speeches that evening.
 WANT PHOENIX "MUGS"-The Baltimore Sun, newspaper, in i formed the board of trade yester- | day it wanted a stock of pictures of | Phoenix buildings and Phoenix men. | The pictures are for the mug" gal lery.. Secretary Welch replied by sending in an illustrated article on 1 the Salt River valley. Another arti cle went to the St Louis Post-Dis- patch.
 DILLON IS BACk-United States Marshal Joe P. Dillon has returned from an extensive tour of the north with Attorney Tom Flynn. They took in the Prescott Frontier days celebration and then went on to the Grand Canyon. Dillon reports g cloudburst on the Flagstaff Canyon road, and a narrow escape from ser ious accident, resultant therefrom.
 CONVENTION OF ASSESSORS Preparations are already being mad, in the offices of the county assessor and the board of supervisors, for thu annual convention of assessors of tn, state to be held on the 27th of thi month at Prescott. The county as sessor and his deputy, T. D. Shaugh messy, of the Phoenix office, and tn, members of the board of super
 visOrs will be present to represen
 Maricopa county at the convention.
 HEARD FROM THE EAST-Fron Austinburg. Ky. comes the new
 that General A. J. Sampson, of thi
 city, is in desperate need of mo-
 Phoenix literature for to sprea,
 among the people of the east Gen
 eral Sampson is making his regula
 summer vacation in his old home
 and writes that the interest is sti
 high there. Ove-- Phoenix. He wi attend the National G. A. R. en campment, and he wants book
 lets to distribute
 GREAT ACT BOokED-Phoeni readers of Los Angeles and Sa :. Francisco newspapers have no dout |, noticed the extensive publicity give four people playlet entitled "Th
 New Chief of Police" and which ha c been widely discussed editorially Q Pacific coast publications. This feat , ure las just been booked for tn
 Columbia theater, opening on Tues 0 day night. and the management F that playhouse promises that it wi f prove little short of a sensation.
 CATHOLIC AUTHOR IN TOWN
 An author well known in Cathol
 circles and a character in himsel ' is in the town in the person of Joh
 Patrick Harrigan. MT Harrigan
 the author of a number of book q and articles on Catholicism. and
 considered an authority on earI
 Catholic history in the southwes o His mission here in Southern Ar If zona is to study from a religol V standpoint the Maricopa and Pin Q Indians, who are strong for u
 Catholic faith.
 e HELD FOR MURDERoUs A: SAULT-Julia Lawlor, who was a "a rested about month ago for car " ing the face of Mrs. Martha Woo 70 the prCprietress of the Polk stre 2 lodging house, with particular
 dull razor. was given a preliminal ,s examination before Justice Park "a yesterday. The fact of the assau was brought out and there was son ,s testimony on the part of the sta ,t as to the good character of u
 
 was brought out that the witness |. knew nothing against her characte !. The defense waived examination aI .- the defendant was held in the su l., of $500. Bail was furnished