Arizona republican., 1914-06-20
INSPECT ROAD WORKS

Engineer Lamar CODD and ASSlStdn l F. G. Twitchell left yesterday fo Globe, where they will inspect tht work being done on the Globe Roose- Welt road Engineer Cobb will return on Monday.
 HEARING AT LOS-Corporatior
 Commissioner F. A. Jones leaves to-
 night for Los Angeles, where he will represent the commission in the hear ing before Examiner Pugh of the in- terstate commerce commission on Monday.
 HER HUSBAND MISSING = Mrs 1 Alexander F. Johnston, of l337 Ala Una street, San Francisco, has asked l Chief of Police Brisbois to locate her husband, whom she believes may
 either be in Phoenix or who may
 have gone on into Mexico He is | sometimes known as Frank Davis,
 speaks Spanish fluently and has a de- 1 cided Irish brogue when speaking En- l glish.
 i KINDLY OMIT FLOWERS June 19, 1914, at Higley, Arizona, one 1 Arizona Eastern locomotive attached ] to a perfectly good mail train. Cause | of death was not announced last night
 but it is inferred that it came sudden l ly, and without much suffering on the part of deceased. As often happens, those remaining behind were the keen est sufferers. A large party of mourn CTS arrived in the vicinity of nine o'clock, and with them the mail from Tempe. Mesa and points east-almost three hours late
 A WORD TO THE HARDY The good people of Phoenix do not rise
 to the invitation to register as they ought. this is on the word of the young lady at the little table who puts one through the third degree" for ones lifestory. Miss Jacobs has her heart in her work. Her one ambition is to
 save those piles of blank forms from becoming ignominious scribblng pa per; for. although a goodly number of WOuld-be voters have availed them selves, there still remain stacks of
 forms to be filled up. In her extrem ity, Miss Jacobs appeals to the tardy
 ones to shake it up lest they find, all too late, that procrastination is the thief of votes.
 TIGHTENING TIMES-Ths paper finds that it is necessary to retrench. It must adjust its expenses to its les sening income It has just been de-
 prived by the death of Brownie, or a
 rather regular source of revenue. Brownie is or was the horse of Jo
 Corners, with penchant for wander
 ing and whenever he disappeared he
 was returned to the stable by a Re
 publican want ad. Yesterday morning
 Brownie was found stark and stiff in
 death near the capitol building He
 was identified by long rope halter
 which was described in a lost ad yes
 terday morning. In the little more
 than the year Mir. Corners owned
 Brownie he announced his bereavement
 of him through the columns of this
 paper fortyfive times
 WHERE IS HALE?-Chief of Police
 Brisbois has been requested to se-
 cure information as to the where
 abouts of MT and Mrs Orin G. Hale.
 who formerly lived in Canaca Rela-
 tives of the couple. having failed to
 hear from them in some time, fear
 that something may have happened
 to either or both of them, hence the
 inquiry. Any person having informa- tion that will lead to locating either
 Mir. or Mrs. Hale should communi-
 cate with Chief Brisbois From
 Moose Jaw. Sask., also comes a re-
 quest to locate James A. Johnstone,
 who is supposed to have recently
 been employed by a rancher named E. Dalaman. as well as another from
 Tulsa, Okla, asking for information concerning w. C. McCracker, who is supposed to have been injured seri- nix not long ago.
 BLAME IT ON KlNG-If there happens to be more typogra phical CT TOTS in The Republican this morning that usually appear in a well proof red newspaper blame it on King. In private life King, whose initials are C. A., is the kind of man most people l like to meet. But since he became NJ O. on the Republican. (the man who | makes trouble and locates it when a linotype goes wrong) and began work 1 ing nights. he was unanimously select I ed as the president of the Royal Amer | ican Knockers Association. So when he began distributing McBride & Bea- yer tobacco cigars last evening before l he chapel bell rang, those who know King best knew it must be boy. For | T girl almost any kind of cigar would l do. The cigars he distributed once 1 before never saw a tobacco plantation. | Kings got a lot of those real cigars | left. They are as free as the grace of l God while they last See him today. | Do it now.
 l ANNOUNCEMENT
 Smith and George have taken over l barber shop of J F.. McCully at AZ