Arizona republican., 1912-08-06

MESA "FORDSTER"-J. H, Bar nett of Mesa came to Phoenix yes terday to drive back a Ford auto mobile purchased from the local agent, Ed Rudolph
 FOR SANTA BARBARA-Mr and Mrs. J. Harvey Deere left yesterday for Santa Barbara for a short visit. They will return to the south stop ping at Long Beach.
 GUESTS AT THE FORD-The fol lowing are registered at the Ford Ho- tel: Jno. A Gaut. Mesa; Melvin Mar tin. Milou, Mo: NJ F. Whitlace, Buck eye; L. F Nadine. Winkelman. Ariz. F. Brackey, Mesa; A. o. Jones, city AT THE BEACHES-Mrs. Florence Pittman left last night for Califor- mia and will spend the remainder of the summer in San Diego, Los An geles and at the various beach re- sorts.
 CASSOU LEAVES-Joe Cassou of McDougall and CassOu leaves today for the coast where he will cool off in the frolicking surf. Although Mir. Cassou is a late emigrant he will enjoy his short vacation all the more ard will return home feeling like a new person.
 A ROBBER JAILED-Constable Rudd of Glendale arrived in town yesterday with Jose Flores who had been held for grand larceny. If Flores is sent to the state prison he will find himself in familiar sur roundings for it has not been long since he left the institution.
 DEATH OF JOHN FORD-John Ford a well known barber died sud denly yesterday of acute indigestion He had not been feeling well for d couple of weeks. Ford was skill full barber and by his accommodating manner he had made many friends He leaves a wife. He had been d resident of Phoenix for about two weeks
 GUESTS AT THE ADAMS--The fol- lowing are registered at the Adams Hotel-J. J. Miller, Tucson: Geo. C. Kaufman, New York; C. o. Fucker St Joseph. Mo; Ed. Schultze. Cedarbrook: c. C. MoDonald, San Francisco; John
 
 C. A. Clark, Los Angeles; MOssedveldt city; F. A. Stafford, wife and daugh- ter. Phoenix; Mrs. Neagle, Jerome, Ariz.
 BABY OIES-The two year old daughter Of MT. and Mrs. R. w. Seaman died Sunday night after prolonged illness. The child has been ,f dysentary since early spring and an attack on Sunday proved fatal. The funeral will be held this morning at ten o'clock from the MOhn and Dris- coll funeral parlors and interment made at Greenwood.
 GUESTS AT THE COMMERCIAL The foli owing are registered at the Commercial Hotel: Mrs. Baxter Wick enburg; Mrs. Hanie. Merrell Mining Co: A. l.. Ruff, Arlington; L. Ander- son, Arlngton; MT. and Mrs. T. H. Moore. Sacaton. Ariz.: Geo. P. Brown, Buckeye; J. T Lindsey, St. Louis; MT. and Mrs Delsher and son, Sacaton; Dr B. Crown, Flagstaff; Thos. F.. Young. Denver, Colo: R. Cramer and wife. O. J. Pnie. Lausina. Mich.
 A VISITING SURGEON-Dr Jos. C. Evans, surgeon of the steamship Persia, plying between Pacific ports. Yokohama and Nagasaki is in the city for short visit with Dr. Moni- cal and Dr. Brayton. Dr. Evans was here for a short time last winter He is on his way to Marion, S c. to visit his mother and thence he will
 
 York to make a special study of oriental diseases. He will resume his duties in the foreign service next fall
 A MARK OF IDENTiFiCATION- X telephone message was received at the office of the sheriff yesterday from Mesa regarding a boy who had left home and whose relatives were anxious for his return. He had gone away on a bicycle. A description of him said that he would be known by little bObtailed flee" which had departed with him. It was agreed by the sleuths about the sheriffs of flee that it would be easier to identify the dog from this description than the boy However several deputies went out on the street to look for diminutive dogs with abbreviated tails which might seem to be chap eroning runaway boys.
 SHORT OUTiNG-Royal w. Lesch- CT left las. night for Los Angeles and Santa Barbara where he will join Mrs Lescher who has been there sometime, for a stay of a week or two. and a few dips in the surf,