Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-10-23

and revltallzeS 1T, and IN this
way builds up the whole sys-
tenn. Take it. Get it today.
In usual liquid form or in chocolate
coated tablets called SarsatabS.
OFF FOR CHICAGo.-B. C. Tighe
left last evening on the California
bound for Chicago and other
eastern points.
EN- ROUTE TO ToNoPAH.-R. L.
Fe for Tonopah, New, where he was
called on business.
MUSIC THIS AFTERNooN-The
Industrial Liberty band will give its
concert at $3.50 this afternoon in
stead of in the evening as hereto
fore.
TO SAN ANGELO.-NIiss Maggie
Horner left last evening on the
Suthern Pacific for San Angelo,
Texas, where she will visit friends
and relatives for several weeks.
RETURNS FROM CoAST.-Mrs. B.
n Parker. who has spent she past few
months visiting friends and relatives
at various coast points, returned to
her home in this city yesterday
GOES TO NEW YoRK-John Me-
now, Jr., was a passenger yesterday
evening on the California Limited of
the Santa Fe, bound for New York,
where he expects to spend the next
few months.
COMING HOME.-Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Tweed are expected home to
day from a vacation covering nearly
the whole summer. The Tweeds have
been visiting friends and relatives in
Massachusetts.
ON "THE PHOENIx."-Among 9TH
ers who left last evening on The
Phoenix of the Santa Fe for Los
Angeles were V. L. Patterson, w. II.
Noll, c. E. DeMund, II. TOon, Harry
Seller and w. Z, Mayfield.
MOTORCYCLE BUSTED.-Motor-
cycle Policeman Jerry Thompson is
afoot these days, his gasoline broncho
being out of the running. Repairs
are being made and the machine is
expected soon to be in commission
again
UNDESIRABLE CITIZENSHIP
Romero and Rosa Martinez were ar
rested by the police yesterday in a
house near the Lount ice plant They
are charged with being undesirable
characters and will be given a hearing
tomorrow before Police Judge Thomas.
TRYING TO LOCATE SISTER,
Chief of Police Moore is in receipt of
a communication from Daniel CrOnnan
of 23OO Indiana avenue, Kansas City,
asking Information as to the where
abouts of his sister, Mrs. John Fitz-
gerald, who is supposed to be in
Phoenix.
VISITS local OFFICES.-R. 5.
Stubs, general freight and passenger
agent of the Randolph lines, with
Headquarters in Tucson, was in this
city yesterday, comforting with Super
intendent C. NJ. Scott of the Arizona
Eastern. He left last evening for his
home.
RETURNS FROM BUSINESS
TRIP.-R. NJ Buehler, manager of the
Consolidated Telephone, Telegraph and
Electric company. returned yesterday
from a business trip to Winkelman
and other points along the Arizona
Eastern He took advantage of the
opportunity to bag a few quail just
to keep in shooting trim.
WHERE is HARRY LASHE?-The
Santa Fe railroad officials of the 10
cal office desire the present address
of Henry Lashe, who left Phoenix
for Denver in the early part of last
June. Any person in possession of
this information will confer a favor
by leaving the same at the office OF
w. S. Goldsworthy, general agent of
the Santa Fe in this city.
TO WINTER IN PROENIx.-W. T
! Roberts, accompanied by his wife and
son, have arrived in this city and
have taken the house at 140O West
Adams street for the winter. Mr.
Roberts is one of the buyers of cattle
for the Armour company and is eX-
pecting to take a well earned rest in
Salt River Valley and may decide to
permanently locate his family here.
FIND STOLEN WATCH.-The po-
lice yesterday arrested p. Diaz and
NJ. Gomez, who were found disposins
of watch for which they could give
no satisfactory account Later, j. r
Gill. civil engineer in the employ
of the Maricopa and Phoenix railway
reported that his watch had beer
stolen Gill identified the recovered
watch as his property. The two pris-
oners will be turned over to the
county today.