Arizona republican., 1910-09-15

row morning at the Arizona School oi
 Music. preparatory for the first terms
 work, opening the following Monday
 Last year there was an enrolment of
 392 students, and as the faculty for
 the coming year is an unusually strong
 one, there is no doubt very prosper
 ous year ahead for this great educa-
 tional feature of Phoenix
 GOING TO THE coAST-Mr. and ] Mrs. Billy Hart will leave today for
 Santa Monica, where they will spend
 the rest of the warm season.
 RETURNED FROM OUTING-Mrs
 w E. Thomas, who has been spend
 ing the summer at Los Angeles and
 in that vicinity. returned home yes terday morning.
 TO TEACH AT RIvERSIDE-Miss
 Belle Smith, for the past four years an instructor in the fourth grade at the Indian school, will leave today for Riverside, Cal, where she has ac- cepted a teaching position.
 SUPERINTENDENT MYERS RE- | TURNS-Lafayette Myers, agricul- tural superintendent of the South western Sugar & Land company, has returned to the valley, after an ex- | tended sojourn at Los Angeles and the beaches.
 RAILROAD MAN HERE-D. Cruik- shank. division passenger agent of the San Pedro, Los Angeles x Salt Lake railroads, arrived in Phoenix yesterday and spent considerable time in conference with the local officials of the Southern Pacific.
 DELEGATES ARRIVE EARLY- Hon. Lamar Cobb and A. M. TuthiIl of Graham county. delegates-elect to the constitutional convention, came to town yesterday. MT Cobb announced his candidacy for president of the convention.
 LOOKING AFTER PUllMANS- William E. Thurber, service inspector of the Pullman car company, came to 1 Phoenix yesterday for the purpose of arranging for the cars which will form parts of the trains upon which the troops from Arizona will tomor- row be carried to Camp AtascadarO. C. M. CANDY BACK.-C. M | Candy who left here for Los Angeles | about ten days ago intending to re main permanently if he found suit able opening, returned yesterday. He | failed to find what he wanted and will resume his former position with l the Arizona Abstract & Title com ! pany. His family which is now in Indiana, will join him here about tho first of October.
 LOSES HIS TROUSERS-W. N Price, a farmer living in the Creigh- ton district, has reported to the coun- ty officials that he was robbed while he slept in the yard at his home on Monday night. He had placed his trousers under his pillow, leaving in the pocket about 8 or S4. A sneak thief took the trousers. the money and even a nearly new pair of shoes belonging to MT. Price. The thief overlooked a valuable watch which was in the pocket of Mir. Prices vest.
 TEACHERS ARRIVING. - The teachers who are to instruct the young Phoenix idea the coming win ter are rapidly mobilizing, prepara- tory for their coming work. Mis- Clara Staley, one of the teachers who served last year returned yes terday from Arkansas where she has been visiting and three new ones who have been employed also reached here yesterday. They are Miss Sadie Martin who comes from Kentucky. Miss Stella Daly of New ark, Ohio, and George A. Judson of Kalamazoo, Mich.
 4 RELATED VACATION-Vernon l.. Vaughn, chief clerk in the office of the county recorder, left last night on the Phoenix" for Long Beach, Cal, where he will spend a couple of works with his parents who ha' c had a cottage there for the summer. Mir. Vaughn expected to go earlier but just as he was getting ready to start misfortune befell him in the shape of the secretaryship of the democratic county central committee and the result of the election last Monday night showed that he had overworked himself.
 WHERE IS HALBROOK?-M shal Moore has received a letter from J. C. Rockhold of Los Angeles, ask ing for information concerning Joe H. Halbrook, who was last heard of in Phoenix on August 15. Halbrook is described as being 90 years old. about five feet, eight inches in height and weighs 145 or 150 pounds. He is very bald, slim face, long, square chin, with deep cleft in same. He is member of the Masonic order, l holding his membership at Milan, Kansas. Any person knowing any thing concerning the whereabouts of Halbrook should communicate with Marshal Moore.
 CHRISTIAN CHURCH REVIVAL
 Evangelist E.. N. Phillips preached strong sermon Tuesday night at the | Christian church on the theme The | New Testament Church" He showed that the New Testament church is the one founded by Christ and described in ! the New Testament. To have such a | church now we must restore to earth |