Arizona republican., 1916-03-12
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CALENDAR CAILED-The supreme court will call the calendar Monday morning at 10 o'clock At that time dates for all cases on the calendar will be set.
 UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS -I There are undelivered telegrams at the Western Union Telegraph office for the following: C. F. Breniman, A. w. Sexsmith, Miss Irma Guy, w. H. Feel and M. J. ONeil
 GRAIN OF SALT-A number of fish stories are due to break" tonight with the return of Judge Frank De Souza, Deputy Sheriff Jim Murphy and Walter BrOwner from Roosevelt. They mo- tored to the dam late yesterday after noon.
 J. T. KELLEY DEAD-John Kelley owner of the Scottsdale stage line died, aged 42 yesterday. He leaves a wife and six children. MT Kelley was a native of Pennsylvania. The funeral will be held this afternoon at 3 oelack at Scottsdale, and inter- ment will be in Camelback cemetary. Cleveland Ohio, Papers Please Copy. GEAR BRANCHES OUT-Joe Gear who for five years has been connected with the John T. Dunlap real estate firm, has severed his relations with that office and opened offices of his own in the Stienegger building, Mo- l21 South First avenue It is Mr Gears intention to engage in gen 1 eral real estate, loan and insurance l business and to make a speciality of | loans on city and ranch property. VISITING SON-Albert Winship, president of the Nashville national bank 1 Nashville, Ind. arrived here yesterday l to make an extended visit with his 1 son, Fred F.. Winship of West Wash ington street. Mrs. inship has been visiting her son for several weeks and now both father and mother ex- 1 here. They are both pleased with i the city and valley and were it not ! for business interests in Indiana would likely make this their future home. PIANO REClTAl-Piano pupils of Miss Nellie Trott, played a recital I before the class Saturday morning at 1 the studio, SIS N. 9th St. Members of the class taking part were Olivia l Martinez. Grace Stucky, Mariory ! Landrum, Kenneth Stucky. Martha Oliver, Charlotte LaTourrette. Naoma Lambert and Gladys Marley. A paper on Wagner was read by Miss Lam tbert
 BOY IS RUN DOWN-A ten-year old boy named Samuel Krotzer, living south of the city, was run down by an automobile at Sixteenth and Van Buren street, yesterday forenoon. The machine was driven by young wo- man who immediately took the lad
 to the home of a physician living tnearby and afterwards drove him to his hime. Examination shows nc bones broken. The wheel which the boy was riding was damaged beyond repair
 BANQUET POSTPONED ban quet planned for Wednesday evening
 March 13, in celebration of the Twen tyfirst anniversary of the organiza
 tion of the Woman's branch of the
 modern Woodmen of America, has
 been postponed by Pioneer Camp No. 5S4S, Royal Neighbors of Amer ,ica to March P. On that occasion the
 Modern Woodmen lodge of this city and the neighbors and Woodmen of
 Glendale will be the guests of the
 local camp. There will be a socia
 hour following the banquet.
 AT THE ADAMS-Mr and Mrs
 Fred Ellie, Dawogiac, Mich; Mrs J. F.
 Nugent, Dawogiac, Mich; c. Mcdowell
 Ray; w. H. Tell, Los Angeles; Wm
 Crowley, Los Angeles; A. c. Cole, city lScott DOnahue, Ray; Burt Ramsey, Ray;
 F. S. Fuller, Seattle; E. T. Stewart
 Globe; Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Davidson
 Buffalo; Ed Shiph, Superior; J. l.
 Adkenson, Superior: C.. C. Anderson
 San Francisco; B. Meustadt, Toledo;
 C. H. Bayless, Tucson; Charles H. Me
 Cormck. Denver Nathan C. Lockwood
 New York City; Burt Shapiro Kansas 1 City; George D. Craig and wife. Bis
 bee; N. B. McKinsey, Los Angeles;
 Arthur Stefney, Newark, N. J.; MT. anC
 Mrs. H. w. Heah, Prescott; MT. and Mrs. J. H. Robinson, Prescott; Lloyd
 McGinniss, New York; Charles Porter
 Wilmot, $. D.; F. M. St. Claire, Sar
 Francisco; F. K Heller, San Fran
 cisco; A. E. Reeves, Chicago; George D. Morris, Prescott; Mrs E. M. Rob
 inson, Flagstaff; Mrs. w. B. Thomp- son, Flagstaff; w. R. Ayers. Tucson;
 D. L. von Schausen, Tucson; w. l. Reid, Holyoke, Mass; w. R. Fallis Fl Centro; J. F. MiOner, Los Angeles
 Max Stufal, Chicago; c. w. Arthur
 Chicago; A. l.. Christmas, New York , C. Leonard Ball, Bisbee; E. F. Cope
 land. Los Angeles; Isidor Ullmann
 New York; D. B. Glover Los Angeles . G. C. Thomas, California; w. L. Craw ford, New York; $. S. Buxton, New York; Morris Goldwater, Prescott; MI } and Mrs. G. H. Hoy, Woodstuch, III.
 F. E. Corey, Newton Falls, Ohio; H. R Chubbic, Chicago; R. A. Remsey, Den
 yer; B. J. MacMullen, San Francisco
 R. c. Guth, Los Angeles; J. w. Me Gurley, Denver: H. c. Hallmark, Tue
 son; Mrs. c. B. Wilson, Flagstaff; Mrs
 A. B. Rood, Hayden; Mrs. Seawell
 Hayden; J. J. Miller, Ray.
 REMOVAL NOTICE-Dr. R. ( ! jet ,