Arizona republican., 1908-08-30
OF LOCAL INTEREST

TO COAST.-Vernor L. Cook left last night for a trip to the coast. RETURNED FROM CoAST.-Mrs
 A E. FranIfurter returned yesterday ! from the coast.
 TO SAN DIEGO.-I. L. Jackson, a | prosperous west valley rancher, left last night for San Diego.
 MARK DUNBAR HOME.- Mark Dunbar has returned home from an extended visit in Los Angeles.
 RETURNED FROM LOS ANGELES.
 Victor Norris, of the Arizona Electric company and wife returned from a few weeks visit at Los Angeles.
 PRESCOTT VISlTOR.-Miss Ethel A. Keating arrived this morning from Prescott to spend a few days with her sister. Miss Micellient Keating HOME FROM THE SPRINGS Mrs. A. L. Henshaw and Mrs. Ed. Bowers are expected home from Iron Springs on this afternoons train. SALVATION ARMY.-Sunday ser vice-9:45 a. m, Junior meeting; 3 D. m.. meeting on the Plaza; s p. m. swearing in of recruits; open air meet ings as usual, II a. m. and D. m. These meetings wiH be in charge of Major John Willis of San Francisco, young peoples secretary, and promise to be of unusual interest. The public is cordially invited.
 NOTED SALVATIONlSTS.- Major John Willis, one of the leading work CTS of the Salvation army, is in the city to conduct a series of meetings which begin Saturday evening and will be held tonight and Monday night. He is an interesting talller and the bar. racks was well filled last night with people. On Monday evening there will be a hallelujah wedding and refresh ments will be served.
 NEW REALTY OFFlCE=I H Kipp & Co. have opened a realty office at 45 South Center street. MT. Kipp came here from the northern part of Maine last April He brought his wife here for asthma and she has entirely re- covered. He is much pleased with Phoenix and believes that he can do no better anywhere in the country than by settling down here in busi- ness.
 A BIRTHDAY PARTY.-Miss Leta Manker entertained a few of her little friends at her home Thursday from ? p. m. until D. m.. the event being her ninth birthday. Those present were: Leta Manker. Matte Steele, Leila Steele, Zolo Baker, Helen Evans, Mary Watt, Lilly Watt, Page Kelly, Tom Stinnett. Mark Smith. Will Wade. Dewey Manker, Merrell Manker, D. Bales, MT. and Mrs. Manker, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Stinnett, Mrs. Trick, Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Watt. Mrs. Kelly and Master Frances Manker
 NEW BUSINESS ESTABLISH MENT.-The Valley Tea and Coffee house which is to occupy the quarters at 131 north Center street, near the postoffice has received it's stock and eX- poets to open it's doors to the public on Tuesday morning. The propriet- ors are Ed. H. Bowers and A. H. Sure, the former a resident of Phoenix for many years and the latter a cOmpara- lively new conner, or rather. an occa- Sional visitor here for some years past. Yesterday they were engaged in clean ing up the place which is a new store room and has been conveniently equipped with the necessary shelving etc. The installation of the stock will occupy Monday. and Tuesday they will be ready for business and don't care how fast it rolls in to them.
 BASEBALL TODAY SURE-Yes, there will be a baseball game today at Eastlake park. The arrangements were, only perfected yesterday after noon for a second {. htest for the gate receipts between the Marocns and the Phoenix AT-Stars. which will go to Tucson on next Sunday for three games. The opposing team will go to Prescott. This will be game for blcod as there is some contention over things which have recently arisen in the baseball world. The lineup which will go to Tucson and which opposes the Maroons this afternoon, is Harter catcher; Johnson. pitcher; Towers. first; Byers. second: Tebben, third: Warner. short; Sulliven, left; Mitchell, center; Magoffin. right To this bunch will be added AIillett. Williams and Morris, who are. now in Los Angeles, when the team goes south. The Ma room lineup will be about the same crowd of ball-toSsers who have beer playing under that cOgnomen all sum mer: Pedro. Scott, Luna, QuirOs, Cas- tro. Grijalva, Delgado, Manuel and others. The game will be called at o'clock with Umpire Sullivan on she job.
 TRICK AUTOMoBILE.-Pre President George Purdy Bullard of the Automo- bile club claims to have the most in telligent automobile in the valley, one that can be easily taught to do all kinds of tricks if one gains its confi- dence and treats it kindly He has taught it to spin around on two wheels, to jump chuck holes and cut all sorts of fancy capers. He vertically believes it can climb a flight of stairs or turn a somersault with one hand tied behind it. Friday night he undertook to run it into the Occidental hotel and those who were with him declare he came mighty near doing it. He rapidly ap-