Arizona republican., 1910-11-09
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ONE DEPARTS-J. T Olson, the Heading druggist of Lowell. Arizona,
 has returned after seeing the first two days of the fair.
 ATTENDING INSTITUTE - Miss Mary Van Pelt of Yuma, Ariz., niece of A. N. Graham, is here attending the Teachers Institute.
 EMBRYONIC RUGGIST-Thomas
 F. Thorpe of Prescott arrived yester
 day morning to visit the fair and take an examination before the terri
 torial board of pharmacy.
 COMES OVER FROM GLOBE-G A. Mauk, Southern Pacific agent at
 Globe arrived here yesterday on a ! few days visit with friends. He will
 take in the races and renew acquaint-
 ances in this city.
 1 A SUDDEN DEATH-Mrs Della
 Yater. a young married woman of 19,
 was found dead in the toilet of her home on Monday afternoon. The funer-
 al took place yesterday under the direc- 1 tion of Mohn & Driscoll.
 A SPECIAL TO MESA-Thursday is
 Mesa day at the territorial fair and all | stores will be closed. The Southern Pacific will recognize the holiday for | Mesa by running a special train that night leaving Phoenix at II o'clock.
 TUCSON VISIToR-Captain An
 drew P Martin of Tucson is in the
 city for the fair. Captain Martin is
 the commanding officer of Company
 K, N. G. A. and is engaged in the drug business in the old Pueblo.
 HERE FOR FAIR-Roy Kirkland. a
 son of Territorial Treasurer E. E..
 Kirkland is over from Florence to see
 the fair The young man is employed
 in the construction of the territorial | bridge across the Gila at Florence. DRUG SALES%SN-Joe Wilson
 the well known drug salesman. is in Phoenix for the fair. He will also | attend the organization of the Ari- 1 ZOna Pharmaceutical association. | which will be formed at the meeting
 of the board of pharmacy.
 FROM CANANEA-Mr and Mrs F. l.. Bayly of Cananea, Mexico, are
 in the city for fair week. MT. Bayly is a druggist in Cananea and is also registered in Arizona. While here he will attend the meting of the Arizona Pharmaceutical association
 LUTHERAN CHURCH - Lutheran service in the German language tonight, Wednesday, November 2, in the w. C. T. U. hall, 227 West Monroe, at 7:3O Subject "Frohe Botschaft aus dem Munde Jesu." Ii is the pastors wish that all who have German hymnbooks should not forget to bring them. A cor dial invitation is extended to all Ger mans. If you know of Germans bring them with you, or invite them to come
 OPEN EVENlNGS-Dick Erdmans has found that many fair visitors be- come interested in Phoenix real estate and often decide to invest here, but he has also found that many of them fail to do so because their time is taken up with seeing the fair. In order to accommodate fair visitors who may wish to invest or only to secure in- formation, he will keep his office on North First street open every evening during the week until o'clock.
 ElKS THEATER-A partially err roneous announcement was made in | these columns a few days ago when l it was stated that s. A. Echlin had | taken charge of the Elks Theater |
 MT. Echlin has been given the use | of the house for his musical comedy | company any and every night when it | is not occupied by a good road show; but the regular road shows will be | handled as heretofore under the Elks as represented by George i Kirkland.
 SPECIAL TRAIN-In order to ac- southsiders who wish to | come over Thursday for the automo- bile races and to stay and see the fireworks that evening. the Arizona Eastern will run a special train to | Tempe and Mesa. The train will leave Phoenix at 12 o'clock, city time, or II o'clock Southern Pacific time. thus giving plenty of time to see all l the fireworks and come into town 1 from the fair grounds.
 A POINT IN THEOLOGY-S. H. Balch has written very interesting story called The Bridge of the Gods" in which he remarks that the one point in theology which never changes is the ministers appetite for fried chicken. He might have added with equal truth | that ministers also have unchangable appetites for home baked beans pump kin pies and a few other delicacies. In this respect they resemble all other men. and the ladies of the Central Nj. E. church are prepared to serve num- erous home cooked foods all during fair week at their booth north of the grandstand entrance.
 COLLISION ON GRAND AVENUE While driving along Grand avenue late Monday afternoon, young man | lost control of the horse he was driv- ! ing attached to a light runabout The animal dashed along the crowded street for nearly block, the driver doing his best to guide the animal. When some distance from Five Points. the driver could no longer direct the animal and the rig dashed into a heavy wagon, with the result that the front wheel of the runabout was com