Arizona republican., 1910-09-16

| Drake, vice pTeSluenI anu genera
manager; and +. p. Cruice. secre-
tary and treasurer of the S. f, p. &
! p railroad, were in Phoenix yester-
day, accompanied by ]. A. Jaeger
chief engineer of the lines south OF
| Ash Fork.
WENT ON THE PHOENIX
! Among the travellers to Los Angeles
and vicinity via the Phoenix last
evening were: d. ]. Harris and wife
| for Los Angeles; Percy King, Walter
Portwood for San Diego; Belle Smith
| teacher at the Indian school, for
Riverside; and ]. +. w. Knutzen for
Patton, Cal.
A COLLISION-A buggy drawn by
pony driven by an elderly man
| locked hubs yesterday afternoon in
| front of the post office with a city
delivery wagon. The buggy was ov-
| erturned and the driver thrown tO
the ground but fortunately he was
not injured, nor were the vehicles
| materially hurt.
BASEBALL TODAY-BiIly Alvord'
Jewels will meet the Maroons today at
Eastlake park. This will be one of the
features of the celebration of Mexican
independence. On Saturday and Sun
day the Jewels will play the SOuthside
team at the park. The SOuthsiders are
picked team made up of the best
from Tempe and Mesa and includes
several good players. Saturday ladies
will be admitted free.
A BUCKEYE TEACHER - Miss
Jessie Creighton daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Creighton,
will leave today for Buckeye where
she will have charge during the COM
ing winter of the primary department
of the Buckeye school Miss Creigh-
ton is a real Arizona teacher having
been born and reared in this valley,
educated in the local schools and lat
er by a full course at Park college.
Mo She has returned to fill a field
of usefulness in the homeland.
NEW ELEVATOR-The elevator
that has been doing business in the
Fleming block ever since its con
struction many years ago. except at
times when it refused to do business,
is being supplanted by a new one
which promises to give perfect SER
vice hereafter. The public may have
to do considerable walking for two
or three days until it is installed, but
it is better to do the walking at once
and have it over with, so the riding
can be enjoyed all the time later on.
WILL LOCATE HERE-Architect
r. w. Lescher and c. w. Jayred of
the w. ]. Murphy offices returned the
first of the week from an automobile
try to Roosevelt and Globe. They
We're accompanied home by Harold
Bierce, a brother-in-law of Mr.. Jay
in Globe and will return there today.
He expects to return to Phoenix
about November l to remain perman-
emily He is a mining engineer and
will maintain an office here.
NARROWLY ESCAPED FATAL
HURT-Emory Hurley, son of p. T.
Hurley, suffered a painful wound in
the refrigerating department of the
Hurley market day or two ago. One
of the devices on which the huge
beef halves are transported along
an elevated railway or trolley, be-
came detached and fell hitting him
on the head. 1t made an ugly wound
requiring the services of a physician
to dress. 1t was only by the merest
chance that the heavy metal casting
did not fracture the skull.
READY TO DRAW PICTURES
Howe Williams until recently con-
nected with The Republican, has OPP
ened an office in connection with the
suite occupied by Architect K. w.
Lescher in the Fleming block, and
hereafter will devote himself to illus
trating and designing, which is his
professional line of activity, followed
for years in the east. He is a cap
able man with either brush or pen
and feels that the field of commercial
art work in these parts offers oppor-
tunity for renumeratiVe development
A SPECIAL SERIES-Beginnin
next Sunday morning Rev. c. K. Gray
of the Southern Methods church will
preach a series of three sermons on
the general theme: THE Ministry of
the Spirit" The subjects and dates
are as follows: September IS, How
the Spirit Leads a Man to Christ;
September 25. The Fruits of the
Spirit; October 2, 1.-THE Spirit Filled
Life" This is a vital and interesting
subject and If one wishes to more fully
appreciate and appropriate the spiritu-
al life he is invited to hear the entire
series.
THE REoRGANlZED cUBS.-The
Cubs baseball team has been reor
ganized and is going after scaIps I'M
der the general instructions of Billy
Alvord, who is also licking the Jewels
into shape. Under the reorganization
Fred Gardner is manager, Milton
Lewis secretary and Philip Green
treasurer. Two new players will
the team, Billy Carroll and
Willie Smith of California. Carroll
is second baseman and catcher and
Smith is a southpaw of considerable
The club will be fur
nished with new suits, which will be
ready in about two weeks.