Arizona republican., 1912-06-09

FORD GUESTS-Among the guests
 of the Ford hotel yesterday were C.
 L. Huntington and A. J. Wells of san Francisco; C. w. Lapham of Mesa City and J. M. Williams of Fl Paso.
 CAME HERE TO START-E. A. 1 Sawyer of WinSlOW, who expects to
 cast the votes of one-siXth of the Ari-
 zona democrats for Champ Clark in the
 Baltimore convention, arrived here last
 night from his home town and is a 1 guest of the Hotel Adams
 LOS ANGELES VlsIToR-WiIliam J. Georgli of Los Ageles spent yester-
 day in Phoenix stocking up the local merchants with gents furnishings which are scattered all over the west
 by Marion R. Gray &Co. of the coast city.
 FREE DENTAL CLlNlC-There twill be a meeting of the Arizona dental examiners beginning Monday. June To- in Lamson's hall. Patients wishing to take advantage of the free clenic will call there Monday at ten a. m.
 VACATION IN CANADA-Mr and Mrs. N. Friedman and family left last night for eastern points and the land i of wide wheat fields. Southern Can
 ada They will stop in Winnepes. Manitoba during the hot season here. returning in the fall.
 CHANGE OF PoslTIoN-NTiss AL ice M. Butler has secured the posi- tion of stenographer with the Armour |
 serving The Republican in a similar capacity for some time. during which she has made many friends who will
 wish her well in her new position
 w. c. r. U. RALLY-The rally giv- en by the w. C. T. |. at the home. 227 West Monroe street, last Thursday
 evening, for tn young people of the city was very enjoyable affair. There was good attendance despite the unfaVorable weather and after the program was rendered those present enjoyed pleasant social hour. Re treatments were served
 ONE MAN TIRED-In view of the
 fact that the legislature did not ad- journ last night. nor show any sign of adjourning. Senator Harrison of Santa 1
 rest up over Sunday. He will be back
 again Tuesday morning and is of the opinion that the session will last long
 enough for him to get tired out again
 before it closes.
 OVERLAND CANYON TOURISTS
 Though they were little too late to join the Studebaker tour to the Grand
 Canyon a distinguished party is en- route that will have the honor of at } least making longer trip for it rolled l into Phoenix in an automobile last night, all the way from Cananea. with } l Fl TOvar as the destination The party is composed of pr. l.. D Ricketts who
 is in charge of the operations of the Cananea company. Miss RiCketts, John C. GreenWay well known mining man ? of BiSbec, Mrs Addison GreenWay and
 Miss Greenway. They are at the Hotel Adams and expect to leave this morn
 in at o'clock for the Grand Canyon HOPED ADAMS GUESTS-Among
 those registering at the Hotel Adams : yesterday were sam F. SpiesbergeI
 and Al r.. Broell of Chicago: F. Baird
 of New York: w. T. Gillies of Fl Paso:
 Geo. H. Clarke of Lincoln, Neb: II l Marcus of Chicago; Fred R. Smith oI : Bishop, California; W. C. Lytte ant , 1 Mrs ". C. Lytte of Boulder, Col, J
 M. Baker of Ray: R. R Urquhart ot ] 1 Denver: John Fisher of New York; R J. Montlndon of Peoria. H.; Ira r, 1 Brown, of Kelvin; Ely Abelson of Chi l cago L1ewellyn Humphreys of LO ] Angeles; Frank Anderson of Salt Lax, ! City: L. L. Weatherhead of Hayden , C. F. Bell of Tucson; C. w. Gilpin O ! 1 Warren, Arizona; J. C. Smith of Ca ! nanea; C. F.. Miller of Mahattan, Kas :" R. F. Anderson of Los Angeles, Cal; J : Hervey Blain of Prescott.
 e THE COMMERCIALLY follow
 ing named registered at the Com d mercial hotel yesterday: w R. Nc e Comb and wife Wilcox; M. J h Greene. Carrie B. Greene and Mabe
 F Greene. of Oklahoma; Emily F 3 OIdaker. Flagstaff; o. A. Robertsol le and wife, Beardsley, Ariz.; l.. McH i- Heilman. Hayden; Wm. E. Brooks
 Globe: l.. S Maddock, ogden, Utah ,r F. J Van Siclen. Florence: A. F. Bur i vine. Yuma; Pat H. Arnold. Sa st Francisco; Wm Zacharias, Roswell ,g Carl Reed, Billy Taylor. Los An h geles; Roy Zimmerman, Atlanta W 70 A Fink, St Louis; H. Hook and wifi 10 Albuquerque; Sam C. Hammond an Iv family. Ash Fork; j. F. Evans, wifi at and child. Tucson; J. F. Quinn. Den or yer; F. IT. Harris, Fl Paso; J. ( :. Robbins, Tempe.
 e TRAIN HELD UP-An outboun s+ Arizona Eastern train was held u ca last night shortly after six O'cIocl ae at the intersection of Harrison an az Second streets, but nobody was rOt ra bed and there were no arrests thoug nm the culprit was seen and might eas q lily have been captured The hold u CT was engineered by d country hors tie attached to buggy. The owner wa o. driving down Second street and whe If the horse got between the rails l
 stopped dead still and refused - budge. The driver yelled and applie ~ his whip and did all manner of pei ! suasive things he could think of Whi $l the approaching locomotive snorte q and whistled and rang it's bell rt