Arizona republican., 1913-12-01
AUToIsT ERoM N. Y. sTArE-

AUTOIST FROM N. Y. STATE Bill sheldon, well known automobile expert from New York, arrived in Phoenix last evening from Albuquer- que, from which place he drove a party overland to Phoenix.
 YOGI TO REMAIN-Prof. Amri Singh, the Hindu Yogi who lectured at the Arizona School of Music last night to an audience of about one hundred, has decided to remain over until noon today to obtain pupils for Yogi classes.
 GEARY BACk-Hon. w Paul Geary, chairman of the Arizona corporation commission, and grand district deputy exalted ruler of the EIks returned last night from his hunting trip into the White Mountains. He will be at his office this morning as usual.
 THRELkELD WINS MEDAL Serg. T. Howard M. Threlkeld of Company A. won the company medal yesterday after several hours spent upon the range with more than fifteen of his company mates contesting against him. His score was 133 out of d possible 150. He will wear the medal for d year. His closest competitors were Lieut.. Dan A. Massie and Cor poral Jolly With l27 each.
 FORD ARRIVALS-T. J. Romeo, city; Mrs. N. M. Milan, Kelvin; J. T. AHen, BIsDee; ;. j. dahoneN, city; C.eo. Par; j. w. Ellison; Joe Car ter, Los Angeles; ., NJ Mcdonald. Tucson; ThOs. c. Butter, Los An seles; F. A. Norton, Los Angeles; J. l.. Brown, Pasadena; C. B. keppIer Clifton; Wm. sheldon. New York; Ms. R. Hicks and family. Albu- querque; M. D. Henley. city; J. z. Fitzgerald. Dallas; F. D. McCune. Denver.
 BACK FROM RoosEVELT-F. H.. Newell and C. II. Ensign, of the rec lamation service, returned ycsteI day afternoon rom their trip to the dam, Uhere they went on business and pleasure MT. Ensign took the even irg train for Los Angeles soon after ths arrival here, but Mir. Newell and his wife stopped off at Chandler where they spent the night at the San Marcos. They will return here today where Mir Newell must appear on business matters connected with the Water Users association.
 WOMAN'S CLUB BAZAAR - Tine booths for the annual bazaar of the
 
 the club house and make d very cIe- gant and dainty display. The next task before the ladies who are con ducting the event is the supply of things to be sold during the dura- ton of the event. The different cIairmen of the various committees yesterday issued q call to all those who have anything prepared for the laZaar to take their articles tp th. club house as soon as possible so that no delay will be experienced in the osening. There are 125 reserved seats on sale which doubtless will be quickly taken today
 AT THE COMMERCIAL-W p Barry, Lbs Angeles. F. Mitchell. St Louis; Mrs Harry Rose. Blackberry. -Ar.z-; J. A. German. Higley IT, J. Bryant Phoenix; Mabel Mason. Hig- ley: Mrs. F. Hicks, Albuquerque: NJ. F. Clark. MCDoWelI; Nat Leavy. Los Angeles; It. II. Harvey. Arizona Tails: NJ c. smith. Scottsdale J. A. Hope nd wife, Prescott; w N NeIIis and wife, Phoenix: Easfl Gray. Seattle: r. C. Tucker, Seattle. F. Grant Reyes. Chicago; Chas Forbes. Eos- ten: Joe Daitar. Milwaukee: J F. Woods and wife IIolbrook: F.. <. 1 bo-tle. Miami: NJ H. Lokke. Phoe- nix: T. J. McMichael. Strand. Okla. r. R. Robinson. Dunkirh N Y. IT. | HfoWn Detroit; F. D. J Rice. Los Angeles: F. r. Jenkins Los Angeles: F. E. GrlIiey, Temue; Henry Law renee. Detroit Mich. T. C. Wright and wife, St. Louis. | J. Donovan. F. Paao; J. W. Brizell. Mesa: J. A. Simms, Los Angeles.