Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1908-09-02
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DISTRICT SCHOOL-The Madison
or district school SO win begin on Sep
TENDER 18th.
COMING TODAY.-Engineer L. C.
Hill. who has been absent for several
weeks is expected home this evening.
BACK FROM SILVER KING.-The
family of Arthur w. Preston has re-
turned from a somewhat lengthy stay
at Silver King.
COTTON EXHIBIT. - Secretary
Cowgirl has received a good cotton ex-
hibit for the Albuquerque fair from
the growers in the Buckeye country.
IRON SPRINGERS RETURN.-The
families of c. II. Davidson, Sims Ely
and A. G. Matthewsm have returned
from Iron Springs where they have
been spending the summer.
RETURNED FROM SONORA. =
Louis Kileen and family reelrned yes
terday from a trip to Sonora, Mexico,
where they had a very enjoyable time
but are better satisfied in Phoenix.
NJ. A. PERKINS HEREIN. A. Per-
kihs a former member of the live stock
sanitary board was here yesterday to
attend the conference of the cattle and
sheep men with the government Off
cials.
KNABENSHUE ACCEPTS. - The
fair commission yesterday received
word from Roy Knabenshue accepting
its terms for the presence of his air
ship and captive balloon and other
features during fair week. This of
course is in the event he does not kill
himself in his exhibitions at the Den
yer fair which will be held shortly be-
fore the Arizona fair.
TO BUILD NICE HOME-Dr. Wis
er has let a contract for the building
of a nice nine-r room residence on his
property in Evergreen addition. The
architect is l.. G.. Knight and the
house will cost approximately S4500
1t will be built of brick with a con-
crete foundation and will make one
more attractive place in this already
attractive addition.
A RUNAWAY-D. w. Gain, an en-
ploye of c. c. Hedger met with pain
full injury through a runaway on Sun
day. about two and a half miles west
of Six Points on the Christy road. He
was driving a two seated buggy be-
longing to Mr.. Hedger. He was thrown
from the vehicle which was consider
ably damaged, Mr.. Gain suffering a
fractured rib.
PROMPT PAYMENT.-R E. Wilson
has received from the Ladies of the
lNIaccabees, the insurance money on
the policy held by his late wife whose
death occurred so tragically a few
weeks ago. He expresses his. high
appreciation of the o.:ler 2nG also of
the personal efforts of Mrs. Harry
Creswell who looked after the details
of the matter for the lodge.
BUSINESS CHANGE A. F Jones
of the firm of Gerard Brothers and
Jones. has bought the interest of his
partners in the big dry goods estab-
Iishment and is now the sole owner.
Richard and Harry CSrard will leave
shortly for Seattle where they have
another brother, expecting to look up
new business location in that city or
its near vicinity. The firm has done
good business since it was first
started by the Gerard Brothers and one
that has grown more rapidly than ever
since Mr.. Jones became interested a
year or so ago. 1t has twice changed
location and is still expanding, a larger
and better stock than ever having been
provided for the coming seasons trade.
A VISITING ATHlETE-Walter NJ.
Rheinschild who was a roommate Of
Neil Mccarthy at Ann ArbOr where
both were attending the University of
Michigan last year, is visiting Mr.. Nc
Carthy in his Phoenix home for a few
weeks. Mr. Rheinschild played tackle
on the Michigan football team for
three years and was chosen as a mem
Der by nearly all the big newspapers
who selected the Western team
this year. that selection being merely
an award Of merit as to the most ca
pable players as demonstrated by their
work on the field. He also received
honorable mention for the All-Ameri-
can team.
AN ARIZONA INDIAN-NeiI s. Nc
earthly who had the good fortune to
visit England with the American ath-
letes who were given such a royal well
come by the president the other day, is
authority for a statement that will in
terest Arizoniaps. It will be remem-
bered that among the athletes es-
pecially commended by Mr.. Roosevelt
was. an Indian who participated in the
Marathon race. Mr.. Mccarthy says
his name is Louie ,Tiwanima, a Hopi
brave IS years old who less than a
year ago left the reservation for Car
lyle. He can talk but very little Eng
fish and most that he knows of the
language he learned on his trip to
England. In fifteen mile race two
weeks before the Marathon event he
run with all the American Marathon
champions and Tapped the best man,
Morrisey on a three lap track. On
Marathon day his knees We're badly
swollen and went back on him. Nc
Carthy who rode with him in the race
on bicycle said he made a game ex-
hibition.
THE VUlTURE SAIE-The deed.
mortgage and agreement in the sale of
the Nulture mine were filed vastarda1,