Arizona republican., 1910-09-24
SENT TO THE REFORM SCHOOL

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 SENT TO THE REFORM SCHOOL l-OrVal Warren, a 15-year old boy
 who developed a. tendency to become
 a bicycle thief and really became quite
 an expert and a bold one. was yester-
 day sentenced by Judge Kent to the | reform school.
 OFF TO cLEVELAND-M Lee | H. Landis left on Wednesday evening ! over the Southern Pacific for an eX- | tended visit with friends and relatives
 in Cleveland, Ohio. Mrs. Landis ex- 1 poets to be absent from Phoenix
 about one month.
 TO VISIT IN THE EAST-D. G. | Russell left last evening over the | Santa Fe for New Haven, Conn, ! where he will make an extended vs- E-it He goes via the Grand Canyon ] and will also make stops at Kansas City and Pittsburg, Pa.
 ON TRIP TO cHARLESToN-Ed- ward Cole. the West Washington street cenfectioner and. grocer, will leave tomorrow morning on the Southern Pacific via the Washington Sunset route for Charleston. $. C., where he has relatives. He will also visit several other Eastern points be- fore his return in two months.
 GOING ON VAcATIoN-Mr. and Mrs. :. E. Taggart left last evening on the California Limited of the San ta Fe for Chicago, Kansas City and Denver. MT. Taggart. who is chief clerk in the office of the U & recla- nation service, will return in one month. while Mrs. Taggart will ex- tend her visit in Denver a month or two longer.
 RETURNED FOR THE FINISHING TOUCH-William Bartlett, son of H. F. Bartlett of Peoria, left last night for New Haven, Conn, where he will com plete a postgraduate course. MT. Bartlett completed the classical course at the university two years ago and entered upon post graduate course in electrical engineering. His vacation carried him along the same line for a considerable part of it was spent at the Miami mining camp near Globe, assisting in the installation of ma chinery.
 SUIT ON A CoNTRAcT-Suit was begun in district court yesterday by O. C. Thompson against w. J. Millsap and wife. On September 15 he entered into an agreement with the defendants for the purchase of a tract of land at s165 an acre and the defendants have neglected to execute deed for the property. He asks for damages in the sum of s3,500 which he alleges is the difference between the value of the property when he entered into the agreement and it's present value a week later.
 REV. BRAY RETURNED.-Tanner chapel, A. M. F. church, is to have for her pastor Rev. H. Franklin Bray for another year. It was thought that St. Johns church, Pueblo, Colo, would secure the services of MT. Bray as it was generally known that a strong petition for his assignment to that pastorate would be presented to the bishop at the conference. However, the bishop thought best to accede to the petition, letters and telegrams liOii lIliS pittNt TUT HIS TUT ltle third year.
 ON EXTENDED TRiP-Mrs. Geo. O. Bradley. wife of the superintend- ent of construction of the Ray Con solidated Copper company at Kelvin, left this City yesterday over the Southern Pacific for Cotton and Los Angeles. She will visit these places few days and will then proceed to Salt Lake City where she will visit friends and relatives for about three weeks. She was accompanied by a son and daughter who will enter edu- cational institutions at Los Angeles the coming winter.
 THE BEST WINTER-That is what Sid Henry, the real estate man, believes the coming winter will be in real estate and all other lines He has just returned from a business tour of two months which he took all over the entire northwestern part of the coun- try and as far east as Iowa He spent sometime in Colorado, where he is in terested in real estate and coal lands. Before leaving Mir. Henry had five houses left on his hands, but on his return he found that all of them had been sold. He expects to build not less than thirty more this fall and winter.
 THE REPUBLICAN, CUP RACE District Attorney Bullard yesterday received telegram from John Mitchell manager of the Hollenbeck hotel at Los Angeles. saying that one more car had been entered into the Los Angeles to Phoenix Republican cup race. Ten are now entered and it is quite likely that six more Los Angeles cars will enter Two Phoenix cars will take part, Pope Hartford and an Ohio. MT. Bullard has secured rooms at reason able rates for all of the contestants and he will proceed with the appointment of committee to arrange a banquet for the automobilists and the newspa- mo