Arizona republican., 1912-06-28

left last nlght TOT San DleSO, Wa the Phoenix.
 GOING TO FLAG-A. H. Cunning and Mrs C. E. Cunning left last night for Flagstaff.
 FOR THE SUMMER-Nelson Bro- ley left yesterday morning for Tarry town, N Y, to spend the summer
 THE FORD-I H Krampe, Los Angeles; c. D. Gaddis, Kingman; Geo. Rowen, Globe; Dennis Murphy, Globe; S L. Eastholm. Globe.
 WRIGHT IS HERE-J B, Wright, of Tucson, former territorial attor- ney general, is in the city, having ar rived yesterday. e is registered at the Adams
 GOANS- S-ACUFF-George w Goans and Miss Ina M. Acuff, were married yesterday at 12:15 o'clock at the home of the brides uncle. w H. Swope. Duly members of the families were present
 MONSTERS WANTED-F H. Hackett of 1717h Live Oak street Dallas, Texas, writes Marshal Moore stating that he would like to get in touch with dealers in Gila monsters as he is possible patron.
 MINING MAN HERE-C. D. Daddis of Kingman, is here and is registered at the Ford. MT. Gaddis is interested in a proceeding in the supreme court in which a valuable mining property in Mohave county is involved
 BACK AGAIN, GONE AGAiN-R o. Greene has returned from a visit to relatives in Oklahoma and Miss ouri and is now leaving with his grand daughter, Miss Odda Clay for Southern California coast resorts, to spend the summer
 TO THE cANYON-Mrs w. B. LOunt and her two boys will leave this morning for Flagsctaff and the Canyon, where they will be joined by Miss Francis LOunt. who has been the guest of Miss Irene Johnston and sister, Mrs. T. Maddock at Williams
 A. j. MOORE, JOURNALisT-A J. Moore, city marshal and eXofficio chief of police, has prepared a story of the recent sociability run of the Studebaker automobiles to the Grand Canyon. He writes from the view point of the official starter and waXes enthusiastic over the splendors of the trip.
 THE COMMERCIAL - Pat M Amoed. San Francisco; Richard War ner Fl PasO; F. G. Watterson, Den yer; T. s. Parton. Prescott; J. F. Queen, St Joe; Mrs. Forest Hayes, Los Angeles; F A Calkins. Los An geles, J. C. Maxwell Fl Paso; Barney Epstein, Prescott; Chas. F.. Doll, Santa Fe; Burt F. Warren Los Angeles; c. F. Davis, Los Angeles; G l.. Strathy, Houston, Tex; Geo. Straiger. Ray; w. A Cook, Santa Ana; G. R. Norris, Santa Ana; Beryl Wilson, Santa Ana.
 MUST HAVE TIP. NJ. Jewett of Carthage, Mo. writes the Republican that he is planning a thirty day trip through the central states, visiting East St. Louis, Detroit. Chicago and Kansas City He is expecting to have a delightful time but it cannot be all that it should be unless he can have the Republican, of which he is a constant reader. follow him around in his travels The management of this newspaper will do it's best to see that MT. Jewetts happiness this summer IS made complete.
 THOSE WHO kNOW-Vernon c. Cook and Fen s. Hildreth of this city and w. D. Fisk of Globe, are among those who know how to take vaca- tion right and they started out yes terday morning to do so. They left here in an automobile for COoley's ranch in the White Mountains, which is official headquarters for all the trout, black bears. cinnamon bears and wild turkeys in the southwest. Also it is the place where they make nice bracng mountain air in the summertime and keep it on tap day and night. In truth it is the place where everybody goes who knows about it and can get there. KNIGHTS OF KOHRASSON-Fif, teen members of the Dramatic Order of the Knights of Kohrassan of this city will leave tomorrow evening at 7:15 over the Southern Pacific to attend a secret society event of more than ordinary interest which occurs at Bisbee Saturday evening, when a class of 65 members will be initiated into the mysteries of that order. The event will be attended not only by the local nights and a large number living in Bisbee but by others from various towns in that vicinity Also, it is said, many officials of the state organization of California will be at the meeting. The regular secret order work is not all that has been hn ha