Arizona republican., 1912-09-05

Cunningham are expected home from California on the 10th.
 DIR. CHANDLER COMES BACK Dr. A. J. Chandler returned from Los Angeles yesterday and went on to Mesa.
 THE BARR FAMlLY-Bert Barr and wife have come back from the coast where they have been spending the summer.
 CAME FROM coAST-Mr. and Mrs. w. R. Davenport who have been on the coast for several weeks returned yes terday morning.
 MIR. AND MRS. MUNGER RETURN MT. and Mrs. c. P. Munger, formally ended their summer vacation yesterday on their return to Phoenix.
 HAVE HAD THEIR vAcATloN- Mrs. George Hageman and two chil- dren returned yesterday morning from the beaches near Los Angeles
 CALLED ON USINESS-Georg Elliott Miller of the Western Union left last evening on business for the east. He will be absent ten days or two weeks
 HE'S FROM TEXAS.-Roy Stewart of Plainview, Texas. arrived in Phoe- nix yesterday with the intention of be- coming one of the bOOkkeepers in the Phoenix National Bank.
 HAROLD HESS-Vic Hanny has acquired a new window man. His name is Harold Hess and he arrived from St Louis yesterday. He is an expert at displaying windows and is some salesman too.
 ARIZONA BOYS-A new business being started by two Phoenix boys is the Arizona COrnice Works on South
 First street L. R. Jordan and John Clifford are the young men, who are launching the venture.
 AT THE ANNEx-The following named registered at the Annex yes terday: Arthur Barron, East Aurora, x. Y; Earl Barron, Atlanta, Mo; l.. A. Lewis Fl Centro; J. E. Lowrey, city; c. F. O'Malley, city
 AN oDUCER-Deputy United
 States Marshal Anderson brought 10 town last night. Andrew Jackson, an Indian charged with introducing liquor
 upon an Indian reservation. He was captured on the reservation seven mics north east of Mesa
 ST. CLAIRE HOME-H B. St. Claire who with his family has been spending the summer in California, returned d day or two ago and says his family will be back a little later. They have had a good time on the coast but for real home there is no place like Phoenix
 MORE HAPPlNESS-Mr. and Mrs. C. w. Peterson of Arlington who are temporarily residing in Phoenix at Fifteenth avenue and West Adams
 street, are rejoicing in the arrival at their home yesterday of a fine daugh- ter. This is the fifth child and four of them are girls.
 FUNERAL OF NORMAN MOHN- Norman T Mohn, the three year old son of MT and Mrs. Peter Mohn of this city. died in Los Angeles on August 30 of stomach trouble. The funeral will be held this morning at 10 o'clock in Central NJ. F. church south, interment being in GreenWod cemetery.
 A PENDING LlCENSE-Ausust lDen NeSIeIudN illdbt dppllNdllcIl bO thS board of supervisors for a liquor li- cense for the Star Lodging house which has ber1 dry for the last two years though frequent attempts have been made for renewal of lL, license. The board has not yet taken action on the application.
 DOLLAR DINNER TONIGHT.-No- tices are out to all members of the MaricOpa county republican club, urg- l ing their attendance this evening at 6:3O o'clock, at another of those popu- l lar dollar dinners that are to be held every two weeks until election day | The dinner will be given in the Hotel 1 Adams and not only members but pros pective members are invited. DEAD IDENTlFIED.-It was made o11ite certain yesterday that the dead body found in the Dutch ditch was that of O. P. Elliott who had wand i cred from the tuberculosis hospital 1 several days ago. MT. Chambers hV- 1 ing in that vicinity and with whom 1 Elliott had lived for some tune salu | that he had no doubt that 1t was hls | body and relatives living Tn Los An 1 geles were notified
 HALF MILLION FOR AOS-That | the National Cash Register company Of 1 Dayton. Ohio, will appropriate S6OO,OOO | this year for advertising is the news | brought from headquarters by State | Agent F. P Webber. MT. Webber at tended the annual post graduate course 1 in salesmanship at the offices or the | factory. He was accompanied by hls family They will live in the RedeWlll l apartments.
 l G. A. R. ExcURsIoN.-The mem
 bers of the Grand Army are complet- ing all arrangements for their excursi-
 on to Los Angeles, leaving here Friday evening via the Santa Fe. The excur- sion rates are not confined to mem bers of the order but any person who II desires may take advantage of them. EN ROUTE TO MINE-Neil Me- T Milan. superintendent of the Kelvin { Sultana mine near Kelvin, arrived here yesterday from Chicago and will