Arizona republican., 1915-10-17
UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS

There are undelivered telegrams at the Western Union telegraph office for the following: Miss M. NJ. Car berry Geo. Thomas. R. J. c. Schul- te and Frank Slaker.
 NEW OPTICAL DEPARTMENT - new optical department has been established at Hege's Jewelry store, and will be in charge of H. J. Gin gen, who has been here for the past two years
 ANOTHER SMALL FIRE-The fire fighters were called out at $40 yes terday evening to eXtinguish small blaze which had started in a chicken house on the premises formerly occu pied by F. R. Powell on East Madison street.
 RETURNS FROM sHARON-Mrs. George Duncan, who spent last winter here and who left for Sharon, Penn, last March upon the death of her hus- band, returned yesterday and will spend the winter at the home of her daugh- ter Mrs. James G. Simpson, 1916 East Van Buren street.
 MORE CARS COMING O'Ncil garage is just beginning to get caught up with it's fall orders. To- morrow it will unload two more car loads of MaXwells and on Wednes- day expects car of Chalmers which will include four of the 6-40 touring model and a roadster.
 POLICE FIND BRACELET-A sil- yer link friendship bracelet with links bearing the following inscriptions: NJ J. B.. Jim, Pat, Monk. Dale. F. T., and Al, was found and taken to the police station, where the owner may recover same by calling and proving property.
 THE DIAMOND" SUNDAYS Republican serial story, The Diamond From the Sky" appears today in The Republican and will hereafter run every Sunday. This film story will, starting todas. appear at the Lion theater on Sundays only instead of mid-week days as formerly.
 TEMPLARS WILL MEET-The next stated conclave of the Phoenix Comnlandery No. 3, Knights Tem- plar will be held on next Monday evening. Each Knight within a dis tance of forty miles is expected to be present. as the affairs of the com mandery at this time need the as sistance of every member.
 LEADERS IN cONTEST-At the end of the fourth week of the con test for the Indian motorcycle, con ducted by the BasWitz Cigar com pany, these were yesterday the lead CTS: Jack Graham 137,370; Joe Til ger. 59.34O: Wilfred Caster. 5000O; Joe Steyart 46 79O; Van Rathburn 1000. Exceptional interest is being taken in the contest which continues until the evening of December 15.
 EVERY GIRL IN PHOENIx-Is in vited to hear Mrs. Ray C. Harker at the Y. w. c. A. this afternoon at o'clock. Mrs. Harker is an enter taining and forceful speaker. A few weeks ago Mrs Harker supplied the pulpit of the First Methodist church, those who heard her. speak in praise of her ability. She will have worth while message. The afternoon vespers for the fall season have just begun Many speak of the helpful nes and cordiality of the hour. Spe- cial music will add to the interest of the afternoon. A cordial invitation is extended.
 CELEBRATE COFFEE WEEK. To celebrate the American coffee week. October 1S to 24. Miss Anna Tipton. representing Ben Hurr Cof- lee DpODlP. HdS eSldDIlSHeu Icdu- quarters for the week at the Bon Ton Grocery, where she will dem onstrate, serving free coffee and wafers. She will be assisted in the work by Miss Beatrice Millsap. a young woman whose home is in Phoenix. Ben Hur Coffee is put out by Joannes Bros. of Los Angeles. and long has been familiar to Arizona households.
 SCROEDER- PONCER-Charles C. Schroeder. formerly employed in the mechanical department of The Republi- can. but now with the McNeil company, and Miss Henri Ponder, the charming daughter of MT. and Mrs. Benjamin H. Ponder were quietly married last eve ming at the Central Methodist parson- age, Rev. w. J. Sims, officiating They will continue to make their home in this city. The bride was formerly em- ployed in the circulation department of The Republican and afterwards as cashier md bookkeeper for the Hackett Market. A host of friends will extend congratulations and good wishes MAKE GOOD CATCH - Three hours after the theft of a trunk con- taining s547 in cash and valuable
 
 to the police by the Mexican Circus company. early yesterday morning, the officers had landed Ramon Ru- elas and Francisco Sains in the city iail and had recovered every cent of the money and all of the stolen goods The young men confessed were arraigned in Magistrate Me Brides court in the afternoon and hpI n to ha Ramon Mugus. who had been arrest - ed with the other two was released, it being shown he lad no connection with the robbery. The footed trunk was found near the Arizona Eastern round house and the men were found at $40 West Lincoln. They had all ready made division of their spells. Is lbs sugar ................S .00 12 lbS pOtatopS O5c