Arizona republican., 1908-09-05
OF LOCAL INTEREST
moRry GRAHAM PLAYING.

Morrtv Graham, who has been playing with the Lake Charles team, is now playing first base with the Carson team in the Louisiana state leagues
 NEW POOL HALL-W. w. Burke who is conducting a news and cigar stand in the Mahoney building oppo-
 site the court house, is having the storeroom remodeled and will equip it
 with billiard and pool tables and ar range an attractive resort.
 ORANGE PACKING HoUSE.-Gen- eral Agent GoldsWorthy of the Santa Fe has the plans and specifications for the new packing plant of the Orange Growers association and con tractors for brick work may see them at the Santa Fe office.
 CUBS VS. INDIANs.-The Phoenix Colored Cubs which administered such an overwhelming defeat to the Tempe team a few Sundays ago. will meet the Indian team from Mesa Sunday after noon at the Eastlanke park diamond and expect to give another good ac- count of themselves. The Indians were the Victors by 1 to 0 over the MeSl team. They are counted a pretty fast bunch of redskins and will give the Colored Cubs a harder game than did Tempe
 HERE TO STAY-Frank Tew ar rived here yesterday from Tulsa okla. accompanied by his son and another young man. All three of them are printers MT. Few was for time about two years ago, foreman of the Phoenix Printing Co While in Tulsa he has had charge of a newspaper that was recently sold and he comes back to Phoenix intending to make this his permanent residence. Mrs. Few will join him here in a short time.
 NEW ARCHlTECT-Mr and Mrs R. w. Lescher are recent arrivals here from Los Angeles. MT. Lescher being associated with Architect Thornton Fitzhugh as office superintendent. The gentlemen now have some large con- tracts under way including the erec- ton of the Valley Bank building in this city and the Chandler block in Mesa City. to say nothing of the terri torial prison at Florence of which Mir. Fitzhugh is the architect.
 RESULT OF BAD ROADS.-While Jasper Dobbs was employed in moving 20, 900 pounds of machinery from Phoe- nix to the Munger Bros. ranch, owing to the fact that some careless rancher had allowed the ditch to flood the road near the Los Palmos place, his heavily loaded wagon mired down and it took him two days to get moved. This is Pot by any means the first complaint that has been registered in the valley, and the time lost and expense due to bad places in the highways amounts to considerable.
 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. tomorrow, September 9th, will be as follows: Sunday school, 9:45 a. m; morning service. Il o'clock. This will be a union service with the of the First Baptist church held in this church. Rev. "The Possibilities of Faith" Y. P. s. c. E. conservation service, p. m. Ev ening service will be a union meeting with the people of the Baptist church in the Baptist church building at s o'clock. Rev. Campbell will preach. All invited.
 CURLY WAS THERE-A. L. Cos sard of Elvey & Hulett's, who returned yesterday from a trip to Camp Perry with the Arizona rifle team, took in some Of the big ball games at Chicago between the Cubs and New York. They were the best games he has seen in a long time. One day when there was a crowd of 3O.0OO people on the grounds MT Gossard heard the strident tones of a familiar voice roofing to beat the |, ss. youse got i'm in a hole" "youse got de big one left, Capt, old boy" It was no other than Curly Rinderlie of Phoenix fame, who was running the National league game. At least he was the main squeeze in the roofing. Mir Cos sard could not locate Curly for a long time. but he knew he was in the null titude all right. Finally he saw him in the thick of the sweating bowling fans. He went over and called Curly. Curly jumped pretty high, as he didn't go by that name back in Chi" Then he espied GOssard and yelled, Great fish hooks, wat youse doin' here?" Chica- go won that day. How could they help it with such valuable coaching. They won the next day and it looks as if they would win the pennant.
 HENRY GEORGE HoME-Henry George has returned home from his trip to the coast which proved any thing but a pleasant vacation. Read CTS of The Republican will remember a story published of how MT. George rushed into the surf to rescue his dog which was engaged in a fight with an- other dog and became so badly entan- gled that both of them nearly drowned. Mir. George on that occasion was not attired for bathing and the clothes he had on became saturated. He stood around on the beach for a few minutes with the result that he caught a severe cold, went to bed and for a time was threatened with pneumonia, coming home as soon as he was able to travel
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