Williams news., 1911-11-18
NORTHERN NORMAL
 BASKET. BALL TEAM

Tempe High school, the Indl'n school, and Mesa High school. Al games were won by superior playing and with good margins. There are many graduates of the Flag staff Normal here, and the news of the winning tour of the schools basket ball team was the occasion of rejoicing among the alumni.se
 The Flagstaff team is claiming the championship of Arizona, and the tour just ended proves, their right to the title.--Bisbee Review.
 Deputy Sheriff E. M Tackitt, of Coconino county, arrived from Will Hams yesterday and is here on private business for few days and to visit with old time friends Journal Miner.
 Edgar A. Brown, of Flugstaff, secretary of the democratic central committee, attended a meeting of the committee in Williams :, last Sunday afternoon, returning home on delayed No. 10. .9gsF zl u2r.s. Among the beautiful Novelties received this week at the Racket Store, are velvet and tapestry hand bags. silk cords, new hair goods, hair ornaments, shirt waist sets, fancy belts, lace scarfs and avia- tion caps. EE, .. 1 Mir. and Mrs. Esau Lamb left, on No.-10 last night for Gage, Okla, on visit. with their son, Albert. after which they will gc to Selig man. Mo, and remain until spring with their daughter, Mrs. Omar Ramey. s@ Mrs. H. F. Ferguson, wife of Con ductor Harry Ferguson, left on Tuesday for Needles. where it is probab ble she will make her home for some time. Harry now has. passenger run between that place and Winslow.
 Attorney Geo. w.. HarbenS re. turned from his business and pleas ure trip to Phoenix last Sunday morning. Mr. Harben came home bubbling over, with praise of the fair and the good treatment he re- ceived while there. S
 Hon. D. L. Cunningham, accom- panied by his wife, spent Wednes day afternoon in Williams.a SThey were formerly residents here. but. now make their home at Tomb stone. Ariz. MT. Cunningham is one of the democratic nominees for judges of the supreme court.
 Manuel Cabesas was arrested Thursday morning by Constable Postle, charged with robbing 8 fel. low countryman of $95. He was given a trial the same afternoon, but the evidence failed to show that he was the guilty party, and he was discharged by Judge Rodnse- ssville. .44sa Several of the republican candi- dates on the state ticket and other county candidates held rally. at the opera house last night. THE NEWS goes to press at D. m. Fri day in order to make the evening mails, consequently no report of the meeting will be given until next week. @Ea Fred w. Smith returned Monday evening from Phoenix, where he had been for a week attending the fair, the Knights of Pvthias grand lodge,. the postmasters' convention, and the republican state central committee meetings. Nothing like taking short lay off occasionally and resting up.
 Monday was field day among the county republican candidates in Williams. Among those in town from Flagstaff were: F. s. Breen, state senator; Wm. H. Anderson. for county road superintendent; L. s. Drum. for sheriff; Panl Coffin. for recorder; R. F. Bongberg, for supervisor; N. G. Layton, for school superintendent; F. w. Perkins, for judge of the superior court. and c 5. Wilson, for county attorney. IndpA G0nnar cha narnnad fhe. narfu