Arizona republican., 1907-05-28
! OF Local Interest
BACK TO THE OLD HoME-Joh

BACK TO THE OLD HOME-John
T. Dennis expects to leave today for
a summer trip back to the old sod,
which in his case happens to be Ohio.
He was born in that state but for the
| last hundred years or so MS has lived
on the coast though he has been east
a time. or two since then. His last
visit in Ohio was in 1898.
FRUITS-F. j. Barr. the dewberry
king of Arizona, yesterday brought a
| couple OF boxes of his fruit to the
| board Of trade and it bore out all the
nices things previously said about It.
DR.. W. s. Lowe who lives a mile west
and a quarter mile north of the fair
grounds. brought is some nice apricots
also.
JAkE'S JOkES-Jake Miller has at
last fallen a victim to the post card
habit and every morning when he
comes down town he sends one to his
friend Hi Eldred. Yesterday he ad-
dressed his card to Hi Eldred. 81
blocks from the nearest saloon, San
Diego" The one sent the day before
referred to the addressee as official
| inspector of the free lunches" in San
Diego.
A SCHOLASTIC TROLLEY RIDE
With a specially chartered car gayly
decorated with class colors and colored
| electric lights, and the city awakened
by incomprehensible class wells, the
senior and junior classes of the High
school took trolley ride over the en-
tire system of the Phoenix railway
company last night. The pleasant
! event was due to the generosity Of
the seniors who knowing the youth Of
the initiated juniors acted as a body
of escorts TO show the younger class the
sights in a great city. The car was
in charge OF Dispatcher Mosley and
Conductor Weaver and the trolley ride
began at Berryhills corner. leaving
first for the west side additions
CONVENTION OF ARIZONA DOC
TORS-Dr. Foss and Dr. Plath went
TO Bisbee yesterday TO attend
the annual meeting of the Arizona
Medical association which will be in
session the 2Sth and 10Th of this
month. DIR. FLYNN of Prescott passed
through en- route to the same place
DIR. Browning Of Monrovfa and other
| prominent California physicians will be
III.
Numerous new discoveries along the
medical line will be discussed and tu-
berculosis will be one topic that will
be given much time and attention. Dr.
Foss will address the association on
this subject
THE Y. M. C. A. CORPORATIONS
Articles of incorporation of the Y NJ
G. A. Of Phoenix were filed yesterday
in the office of the county recorder by
j. w Doris. Lloyd =. Christy, r. A.
Fowler. l.. w. Coggins. G. ID. Doris
and Frank ID. Lane. The articles set
forth that the purpose of the organi-
Zation is to develop Christian charac-
ter. improve the spiritual. mental So
cial and physical condition of young
men. The election of directors is tC
take place by ballet on the second
Tuesday in January. and not more
| than five are to be members of the
same religious denomination. 1t re-
cites that at the meeting on April 9:
that j. w. Doris. L. b. Christy. b. A
Fowler. l.. w. Coggins. ]. II. Howard
DR.. II. A. Hughes. L. J. Rice. c. ID
Doris. j. w. Foss. ]. w. Thomas. F
NJ. Avis. Frank Alkire. c. r. Hirst
Frank ID. Lane and S. H. Mitchell were
chosen as directors. the first five tc
serve three years. the second five tC
serve two years and the last five fol-
one year The limit of liability is
$780, 900.