Arizona republican., 1910-09-02

flue becoming ignited.
 RETURN FROM CoAST-Mr. and
 Mrs. A. F. Jones have returned from
 an extended vacation on the coast,
 spent at Long Beach and other places
 along the California edge of the Pa
 cific MT. Jones was formerly pro-
 prietor of the Jones Dry Goods com
 pany
 INDIAN BAND DlRECToR-After
 d vacation spent in and around Tomb stone, P A Venne, director of the In
 dian school band, has returned to | Phoenix He was accompanied on his vacation trip by Mrs. Venne. and both say they spent an unusually pleasant 1 summer
 THE >TUcKEYS HoME-After, a
 month spent at san Diego and other coast points, MT and Mrs. R. NJ. Tuck
 ey have returned to their Phoenix
 home MT Tuckey is one of the mem bers Of the Valley Realty company and came back feeling like he could sell l the whole valley without half trying.
 GONE TO THE COAST-Thomas l.. Whitney of the firm Q, Easterllng
 X Whitney, accompanied by Mrs. Whitney and their child left last eve
 ming via Maricopa and the Sunset eX- l press, enroute to Los Angeles. They expect to be gone several weeks and
 will take in the beaches before re-
 turning.
 RUSH WORK ON sCHooL-Work
 on the new school in East Madison street is being rushed in the hope that | it will be ready for occupancy upon September I9, the date set for the opening of the Phoenix public schools. There is still much clustering to be done and inside finishing. but the builder says he will have it all in ship ! shape upon the date needed.
 EXTENDED EASTERN TRIP.-H | Rosenstein the East Washington
 street dry goods dealer, left last night
 over the Southern Pacific bound for
 the east He will go as far as New York and will also visit St. Louis, St. | Joseph, New Orleans, and Mobile. MT.
 Rosenstein will purchase new stock Tn
 the various cities he visits. except per
 haps in Mobile, where he goes upon
 visit with friends and relatives.
 SMILING BROADLY.-Franz Bal | ger of 6lS South First avenue has i the widest smile in town today. The
 smile extends from here to there and then some The stork woke Franz up yesterday morning and called his attention to twin girls who had de | cided to make the Baker home their permanent abiding place. Mother and | children are doing fine and Franz is as well as might be expected.
 HAD A PLEASANT VACATlON- Charles w. Johnstone. Jr, ard Carl | Smith of Wells Fargo X Co, have re
 turned from vacation of a month ! in the mountains of Colorado. There was not an unenjOyable moment Of the vacation. M-. Johnstone took on flesh at the rate of a pound day. It was this that alarmed him and caused him to hurry home for he remembered the 1 adage that nobody loves a fat man. OVERLAND DlREcTORlES-Dis- tributiOn of the Overland Telephone companys Phoenix directory will be- gin saturday morning. Though the | company has been giving service in this city for some little time no direct ! orv has vet been issued. The officers
 say that new phones are being installed
 so rapidly that it will only be a short
 time until it will be necessary to issue
 a new book.
 CLUB MEETS TONIGHT.-A meet ing of the Spanish American (His-
 pano-Americano) club will be held this evening in LamsOn's hall begin
 ming at o'clock The affair will take on the form of smoker and there will be several informal talks by Mexican orators relative to the Republican situation in regards to the constitutional convention. The meet ing is called by Jesus M. Melendrez
 secretary of the club.
 RUSSIAN ENGINEER - Engineer Siro of Russian Turkestan, represent ing the czars government arrived in
 Phoenix yesterday on his second visit : to this section. He was here last July
 for the purpose of inspecting our irri-
 gation system and returned for anoth- CT lock Today he is at Granite Reef and tomorrow he will go north to in- spect other irrigation projects. MT Siro has been detailed by his govern
 ment to spend considerable time in the
 United States and learn as much as possible about irrigation. He says z that the climate of Turkestan is great r ly similar to that of the Salt river val ? ley and this September warmth makes ? Phoenix seem like home to him. I PACIFIC MUTUAL AGENT.-R. w . Moon, who was recently appointed Arizona agent for the accident de- ) partment of the Pacific Mutual Life P Insurance company. has arrived Tn 7 Phoenix from Jerome and will make f this his headquarters. For several
 years MT Moon has been Jerome 8 agent for the Pacific Mutual and his
 efficient work has gained for him the . reputation of being one of the best insurance agents in this state. He i will have his office here with w. B Barr Arizona agent for the life de ( partment of the same company. As \ soon as the National Bank of Ari- J Zona's new home is complete they will T have quarters in that building. Sl RUNAWAY AND SMASHUP.-A N gray horse belonging to Bert Ander- \ son, an employe on the Center street II |!