Arizona republican., 1913-10-02

COLBY TO THE COAST-W. S
Goldsworthy. general agent of the San
ia Fe, Prescott & Phoenix railroad, is
in Los Angeles for a day or two on
business connected with his office.
oRMsBY RETURNS - John NJ
Ormsby, vice president of the Valley
Bank. returned yesterday morning on
the Santa Fe, from Los Angeles and the
beach towns
THE MELczERs RETURN Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Melczer and family.
were among the Santa F'e passengers
yesterday morning returning from an
extended summer vacation spent at the
beaches
SUIT FOR DVORCE-Julia r.
divorce against oliver Bullock, aIIeg-
ing cruel treatment Of various kinds,
covering a long period. and involving
defamation of character
A SUIT FOR AMAGES-Librado
Salas Yesterday filed a damage suit
in superior court against NJ. E. Con-
boy proprietor of Cowboys Drug
store, to recover $5365 for injuries
he received when he was run down
last July by a motorcycle messenger
in the employ of the drug store.
MUSIC AT THE FAIR-The music
al exhibit at the state fair, in keep
ing with all the others. will be more
extensive than ever this yeac. There
will be five bands. not however Ill
present and playing at the same
time: the Calumet & Arizona band.
The Governors own" or Industrial
School Band, the First Regiment
band, the Pioneer band and the In
dian School band.
JEWISH NEW YEAR-With the
hour of shutdown last evening. the Jew
ish year of 1914 was ushered in and
the Hebrew residents of the entire
world began the celebration of the feast
of Rosh HashOno In Phoenix we'll at
tended services We're held last evening
in Lamson Hall and other services in
the same hall are scheduled for this
morning at nine o'clock.
HERE FROM CiNCl-E. b. Sachs of
Cincinnati. president of the Sachs Shoe
Manufacturing company, who is tour
ing the west in the interests of his
concern, passed the early part of the
week here He was accompanied by
Mrs. Sachs and during their brief stay
they were the guests of their cousins
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Oberfelder They
left Yesterday for San Antonio
DOG AWAITS OWNER-Chief Pro-
baton Officer Canning came into
possession yesterday of a fine cocker
spaniel which he would like to give
to some one who would appreciate it
His announcement Yesterday morning
of a Maltese cat to he given away.
was followed by a small boy who
reads The Republican. Armed with
a bag. the youth appeared . little
after daylight to make application
for the cat
BACK FROM PREsCoTT-Captain
O. F. Temple and Lieutenant r. D.
LaGarde of the state militia, returned
home yesterday from Prescott Mr.
Temple has been in the northern city
only a short time, attending the re
organization Of the company of the
guards at that place. LaGarde. who
has been in the city a mile high
for the summer, returned here to
spend the winter and to take up his
duties once more
AUTOGRAPH VOLUMES FOR
GOVERNOR HUNT-Tn the past
week Governor Hunt has received in
his office two autograph volumes Of
late books by two of the most famous
and best known authors of the Unit
ed States The first to come was the
inscribed volume of The Science Of
Poetry: a Philosophy of Language
by Hudson Maxim. published by the
Funk & Wagnalls company. The
second of the two was the volume of
Thomas w. Lawson's latest book.
High Cost Living" published by Ma
! than Sawyer Sons. Inc. Boston. This
| is most beautifully illustrated vol
| ume printed on heavy paper and
bound in exquisite oOzecalf lined with
silk The autograph says IF you
do not care for this boot kindly
return it so that it may pass on to
someone who will read it," and the
volume itself is replete with the
picturesque words of the author, in a
| picturesqueness bordering On the
vulgar
TRIP AROUND WORLD The
| members of the First Methodist
| church. accompanied by friends, are
| rapidly perfecting plans for a trip
around the world, leaving America on
| Thursday evening, October is. Ow-
! ing 20 the rate war now on it has
| been possible to negotiate a trip rate
| of fifty cents. The party will leave
the church. Second avenue and Mon
| roe street, representing the Station OF
| America, and proceed by automobile
| to Germany the residence Of Mrs
James Aldrich 700 North Fifth
street After a brief sightseeing
| there the autos will again be boarded
and no stop made until Mexico i.
reached, the residence of Miss Fay
| Young. 1927 North Central avenue
| Japan, the residence Of w. b. Lum.
beck 319 East Taylor street. viii
next be visited. followed by a con
tinuation of the journey to Ireland
the Warwick Scott residence. 10
North Central avenue. And then tn
land of the stars and stripes will b.
the next and final stop. being tn
station at the church from which tn
start was made It promises to b.
an exceptionally pleasing, not to sa.
hurried globe circling expedition.