Arizona republican., 1912-06-19

IucSOn, tranK F.. McCfarN, Florence, C. A. Saylor, California.
 FUNERAL OF ]. w. WILLIAMS The funeral of J. w Williams will be held at o'clock today from the par Iors of Moore X Mcclellan. The serv- ices will be conducted by Rev. Mr Thornton, interment at the Crosscut cemetery
 MOTHERS CIRCLE The Moth CTS Circle of the Fillmore school will meet at the home of Mrs. T NJ
 Edens next Friday at 3:30 After the usual program of appropriate pa pers and addresses, refreshments will be served.
 A BUSINESS VlSITOR-Chas. L. Crichton of Altadena. Cal. was Phoenix visitor yesterday and a guest Iof the Hotel Adams. Mr. Crichton is associated with others in the recla- nation of a large tract of desert land near MaricOpa.
 ANOTHER INTERRUPTlON-Phil- ip Hickey was compelled to take an other day off from his task of audit ing the Water Users books. He has diverted himself this time in the direction of the land office where important work has accumulated WORDS OF sYMPATHY-The board of trade in behalf of Salt river valley citizens. sent a telegram of condolence to the people of the dc- solated town of Ray The message will be transmitted through the Ray
 Copper Camp by Walter Lyon its
 editor
 BACK FROM TRIP-Alphonsc Gass has returned from q trip to Los An
 geles. San Francisco and Denver, cm- , bracing a vacation of several weeks. He will have charge of the Class Bros. restaurant during the rest of i the summer while Leon Class enjoys
 an outing.
 { A SIGN OF ENTERPRISE - The , Mountain States Telephone company i displayed stroke of enterprise and an eagerness to serve the public in
 arranging for the receipt of bulletins
 from the Chicago convention. thus
 affording the first news of the pro lceedings that reached the street.
 ADAMS GUEsTs-The following named were among the guests of the
 Hotel Adams yesterday: D. A. Mil lett of Arlington; Joseph H. Morgan, of Prescott; E. D. Weichsel of Den lvcr; J. C. Coppagc. of Philadelphia iG. ". Rippey, of Denver; c. w. kci- ,logg of Dallas; F. A. Mooney. of Fl Paso: II. II. Sellers. of Los Angeles. HAL J. DAVIS-HaI Davis. well 1 known Phoenix motorcyclist is pre- pairing for a tour into the east Chi | o1 at trail and hal says he will get there if such an undertaking is possible for a two wheeler to accomplish In the event that he does make his plan good, a new record will be established for the overland route through east l ern Arizona and so on to the lakes has never been attempted by mo- torcyclc rider
 THE NORMAL CATALOGUE-Th annual catalogue of the Tempe Nor ,mal school for 1912-I9I3 is the most ipretentious and descriptive that has Iyet been issued by that school There lis no information about the Normal that one who is thinking of entering lit cannot find in the catalogue. Ii Ishows among other things that the lcourse of study has been enlarged and contains beside complete analysis iof it. It is illustrated by some twenty lvieWs of the buildings. the campus land the athletic teams.
 COMMERCIAL GUESTS - Among the guests of the Commercial hotcI Iyesterday were: Miss Lambert, Hay
 den; 4. D. Akin. Monarch mine; A lC. Pearson, Douglas: Gerard T. Wall T IHeinrichs, Morenci; w. A. Trephague
 San Francisco; Oscar Baer, R W iSturgis, Los Angeles: F.. F.. Cacho NOgales Dave Adam, Waco; j. A McFaIl. Casa Grande; Amanda Euler wider Douglas; Clara B. Johnson, Og- den; W. H. Tharpe, Prescott w. I Winchester, Los Angeles; Mrs Mcy- CTS. California; ]. E. Suarte. Mesa
 Henry Wade Maricopa.
 A NEW RECORD-Though it prob lably has never been attempted before lit is believed that Representative Maddox of Coconino county holds tho record for the best automobile TUT between Phoenix and Williams. Ht , has been enjoying the legislative Ses- , sion here with his family. Mrs. Mad ] dOX being q daughter of Joseph John son, a real estate dealer of Phoenix and noting signs that the legislature is ! likely to adjourn sometime in tho near future he thought it would bt well to begin the work of movine back to the north country. Ac. companied by the family, therefore he left here at 5:15 Sunday morning and arrived in Williams safely at o'clock Sunday night. or very sooi after dark. It is an uphill climl most of the way and the trip Wa! ! made without even punctured tire Considering the mileage, the load anC the road through the mountains i was some stunt.
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