Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-11-13

tie interior, is in the city for few
days stay Though his real home is in
Washington, d. c., his official head
quarters are in Los Angeles. His BUSH
ness here is to examine into special
cases that are assigned to him for in
vestigatiOn He has been IN the terri
| tory for sometime on this trip, having
recently visited Globe, Bisbee and other
southeastern Arizona towns. He was
| here for several days last January and
this is his third visit since then. One
visit was made early in July and he
left the evening of the same morning
he arrived, losing no time in absorbing
the virtues of Arizona's summer eli
mate. When it was suggested that he
hardly got his moneys worth in 50
short a stay he Immediately gave ut
terance to a contrary view. He thought
that if there was any unevenness in the
account he had slight surplus.
PROBATION AGAINST A RE.
CURRENCE-Some extensive I'M
provements were made yesterday in
the interior of the club rooms.
Now, until there is something dis
covered more penetrating than the X
ray or radium, there is no danger that
folks from the outside will see what
is going on within. The janitoT bought
some heavier blinds yesterday, ana
having PUT them on he re-enforced
them with three thickneSses of blank
cts. He IS going to paint the window
panes black today. a new regulation
was also adopted requiring the janitor
to have all blinds drawn before the
electric lights are turned on and if any
member from the outside can detect Il
Ns.-Tg.r 500.
proof before the board of governors
there shall be deducted from the salary
of the janitor for that month the sum of
SITS. If through his carelessness there
should be a repetition of the mishap
of Wednesday morning he is to be kill
ed and his body concealed in the base
ment until the curiosity regarding his
disappearance has somewhat abated.
A BASEBALL cAME-There will be
a baseball game at Eastlake park Sun
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock between
the Glendale team and the True Blues
of this city. The Glendale team does
not belong to the National league nor
any other Dig association but thinks
it is of sufficient strength to stand on
it's own individual record. One never
reads much about it in the sporting
DdilGISr Dul II lucte WIS SIOIlltS
paper in Glendale or Buckeye it would
command general attention for it has
oeen working at the national game in
the rural districts fer several months
and to good effect WhaNit don't know
about base ball is not so much as one
might suppose and it is still willing to-
learn. The True Blues is a Phoenix
aggregation comprised mostly of Latin
Americans and it has held itself to
gether very creditably for a couple of
years. Like the Glendale boys they
feel confident they can put up a fine
game and are the more anxious to |
show themselves from the fact that
they recently fitted themselves out |
with new suits that are chock full of |
baseball microbes.
ADVERTISING WITH FLOWERS
In accordance with the announcement |
previously made the new scheme of
advertising Phoenix in El Paso |
through the free distribution of Phoo- |
nix flowers. began yesterday Secre- |
tary Van der Veer Of the board Of |
trade packed four large candy rails |
with beautiful roses brought in by Mrs. |
William Graf, =. ]. Cornell, Mrs. w !
f. Thomas and Lou Roach and took /
them tex ee's cash store where they |
W ere sdEi 90 Ell Paso for free distribu-
tion at E.r, McKee's expense. The man
ner of working this advertisement is |
as follows: Mr.. Mckee has a store in /
FL Paso end to encourage trade he has |
been buying chrysanthemums wher- |
ever he could get them best and Civ |
ing them away to each lady that visits |
his place of business. By substituting |
Phoenix roses he can accomplish the |
same result as the roses are worth |
enough to him to pay the expresSage /
on them. lie labels each bouquet |
given out, salt river Valley roses" so
each recipient is sure to know where |
they came from. Shipments will be
made each Thursday ii the Phoenix |
growers will bring them in and Phoe- |
niX will soon be made famous in Ell |
Paso as a land of flowers if all are IS
pretty as those contributed yesterday. |