Arizona republican., 1912-06-20

1 FOR ST. PAUL-The Misses Arch :, CT and Miss Rema Doris expect to leave this evening via the southern
 route for St. Paul, Minn.
 S. p. PART OF THE WAY.-B. F.
 Yoteing left last night for Queens
 town, Ireland, travelling on an $. P | ticket, but it is predicted he will
 never finish the journey on an $. F. 1 train.
 FORD GUESTS.-The following | named guests registered at the Ford 1 hotel yesterday: Ralph ASpaas, h. l dian Oasis; Raymond Ollie; Prescott; | ! Mrs. Pearl Ames and son, Peorla; | Mrs. Emma Graham, City; Milton Ray. Agila; F. L. Pinney, Laird, Arlz; 1 Charles Alexander, Globe.
 A HAYDEN PARTY-W H. Jan Iney and wife and their daughter Miss Janney who have been living at lHayden for sometime, arrived here last night en route to Hurley, N M. ITbev were accompanied by Charles F. Bruff of Hurley; MT and Mrs E. S Janney of Toledo. Ohio, and MT. land Mrs E. c. Sanders and Mrs. $ A. Yource of Muncie, Indiana. All are guests of the Hotel Adams.
 CARPENTERS WILL ENTERTAIN i-The carpenters local No. 1889 has se 1 cured a new hall for a meeting place near the corner of Fifth and Monroe
 street which they design to make general labor headquarters. On Fri tday evening, beginning at o'clock
 they will hold house warming enter
 tainment and invite as guests the mem bers of all other crafts who see fit to l attend.
 SAW THE RUINS-G. II. Hirsch
 field, who has been living in Hay den for some time, went to Ray yes
 terday morning to survey the ruin left by Tuesday mornings fire. He came on to Phoenix by the afternoon
 train Mir Hirschfield says it was al Imost an entire cleanup of the busi-
 ness district The company's offices
 were located in another quarter,
 hence escaped the fire, the loss of
 the company being very small.
 SEEING WEST.-Miss Viola Loffer |, believes in seeing America, especially , the western part of it. She spent , two days seeing the valley and left last night for Ft. Apache where she . will pass the summer. Coming from o the home town of MT. and Mrs w. P COrbett, she was with them while z in this city. Miss Loffer has seen
 all the important western cities on
 her trip and is not reticent about expressing her preference for Phoe- n nix.
 GIRL ATTACHES EXcURSlON- f The girl attaches of the senate are
 l looking forward with anticipations of Q 1 keen enjoyment to a trip to Roosevelt
 dam which they will take Friday or
 Saturday The arrangements for this
 trip have been made by the senators
 who have chartered a couple of auto :. mobiles to carry the merry party. Yes l terday afternoon the girls presented l and caused to be read in the senate a l memorial expressing their thanks for | the courtesy. The memorial was ord | cred spread on the journal.
 | OUTGOING TRAVELLERS fol- l lowing named left here last night via l the Southern Pacific: c. G. Kulp fO1 l Shannon, Pa; E. w. Jones, for Long l Island, N Y; C. b Bell and wife l for Augusta Me: l.. R Dial anC '' family. for Quincy, Ill.,; w. F. Fuller ,s for Waldon, N. Y: II. R. Burt, fol Philadelphia; William T. Anderson > for Norfolk, Va; c. o. Parks and ,A family, for Washington. D. C.: Mrs
 o. L. Morrison, for Lima, Ohio; l. ,s o. Williams, for Chicago; J. H. Shett- ,r Ter, for Chicago; Joe Levy. for Hous- = ton, Texas; Mrs Nichols, for Beaver n Dam, Ky
 COMMERCIAL GUESTS-Guest:
 registering at the Commercial hote '. yesterday were: J. C. Maxwell, E - Paso; Ms. C. w. Rogers, Jerome: H
 COllinann and wife, Flagstaff; T. E - Pulliam. Flagstaff; F. G. Dullng, Sal . Antonio; w. F. Shaw New Orleans = George Titchard, Buckeye; $. P. New
 man, Bouse; C. H. Hawkes., Elmira T. N Y: Walter Lyon. Ray: c. W. L. T. Dueux, Hayden; Fred Thomas Ray ol J. c. Echiin, City: w. F Bowson, Ray III R. $. Surt. City; R. E. Carr, City; Bei .o Jeffers, Florence: J. E. Richards, St ts Joseph. Ariz.; J. P Richards, Si u Joseph, Ariz; F. c. Schuster, Leaven '' worth, Kans.
 in MUCH INVITED-F1agstaff an co l Buckeye have both sent Invitations t l-e ! the members of the board Of trade an oa ] of course all other Phoenicians fo ~ 1 Fourth of July celebrations sci: duie
 in those places. H A. Parllman WI , writes for the little town says tn +b patriotic citizens of his community wi o,- welcome visitors to speechmakin ,s+ and barbecue in the Evans grove on tn n- Hassayampa, and George A. Fleming -t., clerk of the town of Flagstaff, thOug rr he does not state just what form tha no jollification will take, assures Phoenf oo that it will be a hummer, one that no predicted to beat all former demon L 1 StratiOnS of d like nature
 ed PETITION IN BANkRUPTCY- ell Sam and Abe Spiler who for som he time have been conducting a genera as merchandise bushes at Five Point as yesterday filed a petition in Voluntar
 bankruptcy in United States court. Th