Arizona republican., 1912-10-06
WATER USERS TO MEET-The

WA Ell OSENS iO NEE El-IHefe will be d regular meeting of the board of governors of the water users asso- citation on Monday morning. The reg ular routine business will be transact ed. It is not expected that President Orme will be back in time to preside at the meeting.
 CITY COUNCIL TO MEET-The regular monthly meeting of the city council will be held tomorrow evening ill the council chamber of the city hall. The usual quota of bills is to be brought up for consideration and some other matters including the reading Of several ordinances.
 TO ENTERTAIN CONFERENCE The ladies of the Central Methodist
 Episcopal church will meet Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the church parlOrs. Very important business per taining to the entertainment of the conference will be transacted. All of the ladies, members of the church are urged to be present.
 FORD HOTEL-Philos Cooke and wife, Hayden, Ariz; J. H. Barrett. Je- rome; Arthur Coltzan, Ash Fork; c. w. Thompson, St. Paul, Ind; R. R. Goodrich, Tucson; MT. and Mrs John Adams, Miss Meto sperfer, Mrs. Julia Sperfer, Peru H.; B L. Bonear, Spar tansburg, s. C.; J. P. O'Campaugh and wife, North East Ind.
 NEW PHOENICIAN-J. D. Bouce. in the automobile supply business in Kansas City, is a Phoenix visitor of hi looking for a new location and de- cided upon Phoenix Removing his stock from Kansas City he will open up large automobile supply busi- 1 ness here. He is leaving for his home in day or two,
 HOTEL ADAMS-W F. Edwards 1 and wife, Chicago; L. A. Gray. Omaha: l Dr. o. D. Wilson, Prescott; Adolph L. l Schaefer Fond du Las. Wis; Howard 1 Lipsey, Chicago; M. A. MordY, Ray: F. 1 J. Bauie. Douglas; Charles F. Ross, | Denver; Eli Potter. St Joseph; Arthur l w. Kade. Sheboggan, Wis; P. c. Ca
 ney, Camp Carneys; T. c Snyder, Mi | ami; w. H. Simpkinson, Justus Goe- 1 bel Jr., Phoenix.
 MASS MEETING POSTPONED 1 The mass meeting which was to have | been held at Mesa last night at which l Congressman Carl Hayden was to have 1 opened his campaign for congressional l reelection was postponed on account l of the inclement weather. MT Hayden ] went out to Mesa and conferred with those who were arranging for the l meeting and after an investigation it 1 was agreed to call the meeting off.
 BOWLERS ATTENTION - There
 will be meeting of the schedule com l mittee of the Salt River valley bowl 1 ing league this afternoon for the pur- 1 pose of making the final check on a
 siXty-five game schedule. Play is ex- 1 pected to begin on the league race on l October IA The following teams have l been entered: Valley Clothing com l pany Goldbergs. Phoenix Laundry, l Arizona laundry and the Phoenix Auto | company.
 AT THE coMMERcIAL-O L.. 1 TickenOr, Fl PasO. Texas; J. A. Cashi-
 on. Cashion; H. N. Cox. Morristown; | A L. Hurd, Los Angeles; R. F. Carr, 1 City; B. F.. Rainey. Ray; c. E. Cate. Christmas; Paul G. Meyer, Chicago: | A. L. Jones. Mesa: James King, Lib | erty, Ariz.; H. A Hickey, Tulsa, Okla hOma: Mrs. Charles Stevens and l daughter Maricopa; c. w. Thompson, 1 Glendale; Charles Eckles. Bakersfield: i: John Belser, Winkelman
 PHILADELPHIAN FORMER ARI- | ZONAN-D. M. Barringer, now of | Philadelphia, but who formerly was a
 resident of Phoenix. is again in the city
 visiting with his brother-inla law F.. J. 1 Bennitt. Messrs. Barringer and Ben l nitt met the members of the geo. l graphical excursion at Canyon DiablO 1 and conducted them to the crater mine 1 in Coconino county. After q visit here l for a short time MT Barringer will 1 leave for his home in Philadelphia go- ing through Texas.
 LESSONS IN ADVERTISING
 According to previous announce ments in the Republican We are be-
 ginning the course of lessons in Ad-
 vertising in this issue. Two lessons
 will be given each week, Sundays
 and Thursdays These lessons should prove interesting and profitable to all who wish to follow them. Each lesson contains questions and prob
 ems for the student. In order to
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 course these should be worked out
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 MELTER SUPERINTENDENT
 FROM FL PASO.-J. J. Ormsbee, su-
 perintendent of the Fl Paso Smelling