Arizona republican., 1915-08-05

GOING EAST-Miss Bessie Stark left this morning for Kansas City. She will spend several weeks visiting rela- tives in Missouri, Oklahoma and Texas
 UNDELVEREO TELEGRAMS - There are undeliVered telegrams at the Western Union Telegraph office for the following: Geo. " Yoeman, Boomer Harrington and Natividad Lo- peg.
 PLANNING TRIP-Ben H. Dodt, of the Phoenix Savings Bank X Trust Co. and F. w. Griffen. of the E. J. Ben nitt company, will leave Friday morn ing overland for the coast. They will travel by way of Wickenburg and Par ker and expect to join the Christy par ty along the way.
 AT THE ADAMS-N. J. Cunning ham. Bisbee; Miss Elma M. Adams, Naco; J. W. Dempsey, Tacoma
 Wash; H. F. Campbell. Flagstaff;
 F. E. Matthews and family. Will COX: Jane H. Rider, Tucson: Geo. D. Morriss, Prescott; s. IT. Morris,
 Globe; l.. H. Earle, San Francisco; Chas. R. Jones. Washington; L. c. Seibert Pittsburg.
 ROTARY CLUB MEETING - The Rotary club will hold it's regular week Iv at the Arizona club at 12:10 tomor- row noon. John H. Page of M. E. Leverich and company, will speak on the subject Something About Ari- ZOna's Public Lands" Arthur C. Luhrs will discuss The Hotel Mans Prob lem." and w. l.. Pinney will give the Rotarians Some Echoes from the Con- ventiOn." w. w. Edwards will pre- side.
 TO THE VERDE-City Manager Robert A. Craig, City Engineer J. B. Grand and City Water Superintendent V. A. Thompson will leave this morn ing by automobile for the Verde river section, where a party of engineers is just now engaged in running lines to determine the feasibility of tapping the Verde to supply Phoenix with soft water. The city officials expect to be able 10 form something of an idea of the amount of water available and the practicability of piping it to this city
 NEW ORPORATION-The Arizona Office Appliance Company is the name of a new corporation which filed its papers with the county recorder ' and Alexander Baker are the incor- pOrators. The capital stock is given at s10.0O0 with a par value per share of $10O. The highest indebtedness to which the company shall be subject is s6650. The general nature of the busi- ness which the company will engage in is the selling of office supplies and fixtures.
 MERCIAL-W J. Martin and wife, Corton. Ariz.; R. H. Carter, Chicago; R. B. Hollenburg, Los An geles; w. J. Phillips city; S Kelly, city; J. s. Prott, Canon, Ariz.; F. x. Partridge. Fl Paso; Geo. $. Gage, Fl Paso; Mrs. D. E. Mari, New York; James Hykena. Wescolery. N. M.: w. J. Shiffer, Chicago; J. A Reid. Seligman; J. w. Sullivan, Prescott: Mrs. E Kerosby and son. Hillside; Miss Cordie Somhell, CIarkdale; w M. Harris, Ash Fork; NJ. E. Taylor, Welton: J. H. Cashion. Cashion; J. c. Van Leuwen, city; Wm. Ahera, city: F. Eicheberger. San Francisco: A J. Harieton, Gila Bend: G. M. Misbet, Fl Paso: J. M. Morrisson. | Texas: J. E. Caldwell, Marlen Texas l
 ART RICK SORE-Jo Richards ReneTdly k1iOWIl dS AIl IS HILL l He narrowly escaped being accused of | being "dippy" when early yesterday | he called up The Republican | and then the police and wanted to | know for Heavens sake what is that | bell ringing for?" Above the turmoil l of a busy night in the newspaper of | flee came no sound of a bell. It was | plain. The heat had affected Art. | And the police thought so, toO when | he called them up and urged that a l stop be put to the ringing of bells in | the middle of the night. And finally | just to humor MT. Richards, who is a | good fellow in his lucid intervals, a | reporter and the police joined forces ] and promised to look into the matter. l And then the strange thing happened. | A bell was heard ringing down by the l railroad tracks Investigation showed | that because of crossed wires or some | other defect the crossing bell at | Fourth street was operating without | a train being in sight It had been doing that same thing for several | hours. The bell was put out of com mission and Art Rick was vindicated |