Arizona republican., 1911-08-23


 given two years ago to Dwight B. Heard and was later assigned by him to MT. Yaple.
 CHICAGO AVIATION PICTURE In the show window of Massie's store is displayed a picture taken during the Chicago aviation meet, showing q score of machines in the air stimuli taneously. The picture is a panoramic photograph and was sent to Dan Massie by F.. A. Sheets of Phoenix who is now in Chicago and who writes that the picture is a good one as he saw the real thing and knows
 DIED IN NEW YORk-Miss Ruth. the accomplished daughter of L. F. Aubury. state mineralogist of Califor- ria. and grand daughter of l.. A Aubury of Wickenburg. died in New York City. of pneumonia. recently. while on her way to fill a season engagement as a singer at the Palace Music Hall. in London. England. The circumstances make 1t a very pathetic death
 FELL FIFTY FEET AND DIDN'T DlE-Tom Copperthwaite. stope boss at the C. & A. copper mine in Bis bee. fell fifty feet at the Cole shaft. q few days ago, and still lives. X ladder gave way with him He was hurt badly in the pelvic region and about the head and face
 HIT THE WRONG FOOT-Jack Knighton. foreman for the Shanlcy pital at Globe with damaged foot which he cut ~ith an ax
 VISITING MINING EXPERT Hon. II. c Erman of St. Louis. com missioner for the state of Missouri to the Panama Pacific Exposition at san Francisco in 1915. has been spending a few days with his son. J U Erman of Globe. H. C Erman is consulting engineer for the Bald win syndicate of Chicago, which re- gently bought the claims of the Lost Gulch Mining company. of Globe. and which also owns property near Kel- win which he also inspected. He goes lo sNdH fIdll'lS'p lo dl range lpi the Missouri building.
 HENRY ZUENER IN TOWN Henry Zuener of Prices station is in the city again coming down Monday to see that statehood was properly celebrated He says things are rath- CT Cuict in his vicinity most of the time but once in a while the ele- mcnts start something. About four days after the Wink"lman storm Prices station was visited by a sim far one on smaller scale but the only damage done was to blow down Mir Zucncr's fence. It would have done lot more damage only there were no more fences as MT. Zuener k practically the whole town. He says it's is reported that C. q Wer- Ter has bonded his properties in that vicinity and that work will begin up on them about tho frs: of Scptem- Der
 BEN MASSES sox-Thc Roun- dor. Los Angeles theatrical paper thus speaks of Ben Massie of Phoenix who is now visiting that city: Ben Massey, one of tho best pianists in the business, can now boast of being the hravest man outside or inside of Arizona When Benjamin came up from Phoenix recently he promised his numerous friends. prominent among them Sar Van AlCn. that he was going to introduce some novel ties. sartorical and otherwise, here abouts that would just make the ma tivcs arise and whoop. His first bit of sensationalism was in the form of a oair of v-hitc silk hose, with q large butterfly embroidered on them. which when Ben Carelessly raised his trousers caused as much excitement as an escaped lion or Jules Mendcl buying drink. What his next move will be is unknown, but the police have been notified, so here's hoping
 TRIBUNE AGENCY-Leslie How ard who will have charge of the To- cal circulation of the Los Angeles Tribune. has opened an office with the Valley Realty Co. MT Howard