Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-29

assed Bogus Checks After oAshiog three bogus cbecks. 'ste Dispeozu, . plssserer who hss ,een working in Phoeaix for some ime, was caught Monday afternoon oy Night Officer Billy Bradley and Nike O'Leary, just ss be wac making his sneak from bis rooning house to the train on which be was to leave for Albuquerque. He already had bic srunks ss the depot. and according to bic story he'd sent . kid chasing after ticket when he was spprehend- cd and placed under srrest.
 Return From Investigation State Auditor ) c CallagbsD. who for the past week has heen st Fort Gran, conducting . public investigs- tion into the management of the sf- fairs of the State Industrial school re- turned Monday from his quest. He was accompanied by A.sistsut Attor- ney General Leslie T Hardy, who acted as legal advisor to the auditor during che investigation .-Republicsn.
 To Entertain Doctors
 Preparations for the entertain ment of the Arizona StGte Medical associa- tiou were considered st meeting held ss the Rodgers no-pi,al in Tucson. The me e,ins ~ill be held in that city April 70, 2l and P. The meeting place will probably be the Moose Hall. The program has not been sn- nounoed as yet, but will be ready within . few days. Dr Mead ClyDe | is tue chairman of the :committee on local arrangements and is being ss- sisted by. pr c A Thomas, secretary of tue Tucson medical association.
 Motorcyclist Injured
 While on . sociability run with other members oi tbe Tucson Motor cycle club Sunday afternoon sbou, two miles from Vail station R 1 Moore fell from his machine and broke his collar bone. He sas taken to Tucson and the bone set. He ii getting along nicely. The bunch o six riders was speeding out of Vail or the way to the End less Cave near thst place when they went through come sandy road Moore's front wheel turned in the sand, throwing him, and e b. fell the handle bars turned sharply and struck him in the chest, breaking his collar bone.
 Wm Talcott Dies
 William 4 Tslcott, born June 25 1891, son of MT and Mrs Wait Tsl. colt, of Rockford. III. ., died at Tucsol Sunday, March p. Mir Talcott cam, to Arisons with his parents more thar four years ago, and has resided in Tue son sn1 Oracle ever since. His:msn, fine qualities endeared him to all witl whom he came in contact, and tn, community has suffered the Ioss Of { young man of much promise.
 Sub-lease On vekoI
 A sub.lesse of the Vekol mine. linn, ited to mining ore, has been taken bJ Captain William McDermott, of Tue. son, and he has already begun opera. tions. Pete Brady, who hss been ss. sociated ss mine foreman with Hatch. CT and Carpenter, will continue to bs employed by Captain McDermott The terns Of the lease include .merely the right to mine ore and Captain Nc cOermott will be required to tsks out certain amount of ore. He bat already s'srted about fifteen men tc work. He will co operate with Hatcher and Carpenter in the man sgement et the property.
 Coming to Arizona
 Two or three new companies O Eclsir motion picture players will come to Tucson in the near future be- csuse of the burning of the Eclair plant in the east just recently, ac. cording to Manager W E Cuilison oi the Tucson company. Manager Gull. lison has received word from the com- psoy to make preparations for the coming of the new companies of actors who are thus forced to leave the east , ss resent. He has commenced to get ready for their reception. and is negotiating for the purchase of the sorin property ct 43U North Main street. which is nov being used by Manager CulIison e hesdqusrters