Arizona republican., 1908-09-13

to the writer, and must necessarily be sent to the dead letter office.
 BACK FROM cEoRGiA--R. B. Summers has returned from Atlanta. Georgia, where he has been visiting his mother during the summer
 RETURNED FROM CoAsT-Mrs- H. B. st. Claire and family have re- turned from the coast where they have spent the summer.
 MRS. LOUNT HoME.-Mrs. W. B. Lount returned Friday from an ex- tended vacation spent in the Grand canyon and at Iron Springs.
 SCHOOL oPENlNG-That none may fail to see the notice. announce ment is again made that the Phoenix schools will open on Monday, Septera- ] Der 21.
 REV. COATS HoME.-Rev. orville Coats. who has made Iron Springs his headquarters during the summer, re- turned home on Friday.
 IRON STRANGERS RETURN.-A i special coach filled with summer resi- dents of the Iron Springs colony re- turned to Phoenix on the daylight ex- press Friday afternoon.
 | A MOUNTAIN TRlP.-Keith Pick rell and Tom Bradford have returned from a trip in tn chin country on horseback. They were gone about ten days and went to Globe via Superior. Pinal and the old Silver King trail. re- turning via Roosevelt.
 BACK FROM YuMA.-Mrs. B. " Anderson and daughter Blythe have returned from Yuma, where they have l f.- fnr Blythe may continue her studies in the Phoenix schools.
 BACK TO THE VALLEY.-H. H. McNeil returned home on Friday from Iron Springs. where he has been rusti- eating for some time. He is as brown as though he had been fishing on the ocean, but will be forced to substitute snake stories for fishing legends.
 RETURNED FROM FLAGSTAFF. -Dr. F. V. Woodward returned yester- | day from a three weeks vacation in Flagstaff Mrs. Woodward will remain l for a week with her brother. Charles R. Sterling. at which time both expect to return to Phoenix.
 SALE OF REALTY.-Through the agency of Dick Erdman's Real Estate and Investment company yesterday was sold the Lee ranch. located six miles
 northeast of this city. consisting of | twenty acres, a sanitarium and other l property located thereon. The pur- l purchaser was r. Hickman, who came here last December from West Vir- ginia. The consideration was not made public. MT. Erdman reports business in the realty line as very good. having < made a number of sales recently and inquiries are plentiful.
 ANOTHER REPORTED OUTRAGE. l-It was reported to the police that on Friday night a negro attempted to as- sault woman near the corner of Buc- hanan and Second streets After an investigation of the affair it was be- llieved by the officers that there was a misunderstanding and that the young woman had been unnecessarily scared. She was unable to give any description of her supposed assailant beyond the surmise that he was a colored man and the case was not pursued any farther. The woman was unable to say which way her assailant fled when her cries frightened him away.
 i HIS VAcATiON.-If anybody sees Henry Myers of the New York store loafIng around the streets. don't dis turb him by inquiring the price of calico. or how many yards of ten cent gingham he can sell for Q dol lar. MT. Myers is taking his annual vacation and don't want to be dis turbed. Before it is over he proposes to take a trip somewhere. possibly to Five Points. or the depot, on his bi- cycle, providing somebody does not steal it again before he gets around to it. Mir. Myers Is resting now and 1t Is fun to watch him. He works himself up into a sweat at it every day.
 l SUNDAYS BASEBALL CAME q The contest today at Eastlake park l. will be between the Phoenix All-Stars and the Bankers or East End aggrega-
 ton. which will have for it's mainstay the battery Dare and Stice of the
 Phoenix National bank Fitted against this array of talent will be big Cubsr
 and Morris of Mesa Cuber is getting back into form, as was shown at Tue
 son when he held them to four hits Morris made great hit at Tucson by whipping the ball around to the bases with men on. With these two wei
 Ik.own batteries on the firing line Q gticd exhibition ought to be assured Byers and Stambaugh are in charge ol
 the organization of a bunch of ball. tossers with which they hope tS trounce the older team. They will have
 also Heinze, Vinson, another man iron the bank and a couple of dark horses
 which they will ring in at the las
 moment. The Byers- -Sfambaugh'
 Banker brigade think they have thu
 All-Stars faded already. The olt
 team will play Magoffin, Tebben, Sul
 livan. Towers. Johnson. Mullen ant
 Warner. From these two hines vii
 be picked a team to play Tucson or
 home soil in a couple of weeks Or
 Monday afternoon following the gam the city league committee will mee and decide on the organization o
 three teams, the men to be signed ant
 the length of the schedule. This moY is in answer to an almost unanimou demand on the part of the ball-player for another series. President Al Gal pin has agreed to take hold of the du It ties he performed before and it