Arizona republican., 1913-09-18

T ALLAN HAYNES HERE-CIerk AL Ian B. Jaynes. of the United States district court, is at the Adams for t few days while the court holds. PREFERS PHOENIX SCHOOLS The high quality of Phoenix schools brought Miss Jessie Dysart from Des |4 Moines. Iowa to the Arizona School
 of Music. Miss Dysart was a mem
 her of the school body last winter.
 and she thinks enough of the superior
 advantages here to return all that
 1 way to continue her studies
 AT THE FORD-C. M. Zander, Buck eye; Eugene M Nichols, Los Angeles; C. H. Heluns. Yavapai; D. E. Duncan
 and wife, Fl Paso; Marguerite Bent | ley, Florence; D. F. McNally, Phoenix; C. H. Marson and wife. Hanford; J. Torrez and wife, Ray; Mrs. A. Brown, 1 Salt Lake; T. H. Edmisson, Prescott; 1 F.. Cromwell. Prescott
 NEW DEPARTMENT POPULAR The chiydren's primary training de partmeEt of the Arizona School of l Music opened yesterday with an mi This work while new in Phoenix seems to have caught on remarkably well for it's short term of advertise
 
 schools, where it has met with instant 1
 success.
 REBEkAH ANNIVERSARY - Ari- l
 zona lodge of Rebekahs No 1. 1.Indepen- 1
 dent Order of Odd Fellows, meets 1
 Thursday evening, September 21, at l
 the regular time, in the Odd Fellows
 hall This meeting will mark the cele-
 bration of the sixty second anniVer-
 sary of the founding of the Rebekah
 lodge All Odd Fellows and their tam-
 lilies and all visiting members are cor
 dially invited to attend the meeting
 COMMERCIAL ARRiVALS-J. Me 1
 Master. Prescott; E. NJ Conger, City;
 E. P Bell, Deming; F. L. Jones; J. D. Cage, Hillside: J. s. Wilson, Pres colt; J. A Steele; J. M. Sanders, Su-
 perior; E. L. Askin, City; Wm. War dell, Gila Bend; E. Q. Brown, Scotts- dale; Mrs. A. B. LaF1amboy, Los An geles; Charles Foley, Phoenix: J. r. Carroll, Los Angeles: F. L. Stephen Jerome: J. Brennan, Clifton; F. w Stephens. Prescott; A. w. Wark, Long Beach; H. w. Scott. Arizona; F. C. Schaer, Casa Grande; F. E. Davis Los Angeles; j. L. Whitather. Clifton; MT. Sharp.
 THE HoEZONA-Phoezona is the
 | ture house that has recently been csta blished at 345 and 347 East Wash ington street. The manager of the new furniture house if j. F.. Rogers, who until recently was connected with the Standard Furniture Company
 The new firm will carry new as well as second hand furniture. but WiIl make specially of buying and selling second hand furniture. They already have a large stock in com modious quarters and indications are that they will soon be numbered among the prosperous Phoenix mer- chants.
 ALL IN THE DAYS WORK
 Some of the translations I have to make in the course of q days work in the Phoenix postoffice are wonder fuI." observed Colonel McClintock yesterday. But for my knowledge 1f Spanish, or more particularly mY knowledge of the way Mexicans treat | the English language. I would be up gainst it. Today's mail contained | me letter addressed to man a: 5unicenam. and another to a resident ,f BorchO. Twist up the tongue properly and say Guincenam, and you get the Mexican's way of pronouncing Borcho by nervous wist of the vocal chords and still nore acrobatic effort of the ima- ,tnation becomes Vulture"
 HOTEL ADAMS ARRiVALS-W. C. Rogers, City: pr C. J. Fersdson: C :. Sidlo. H. J. Bigss. Denver; J r. Kerr, Los Angeles; F. -l. Lord, New 'ark: F.. G SI orleder, "'Jc.son: C. s. Gent, Los Angeles; T. R Werthermer, San F'rancisco E. C. Hughes. Seattle: . d. Gillian, Seattle; J. J. O'Neill, Los Angeles; J. F. Delay, Los Angeles; L. stansfield, New York; D. B. Eastman oasadena; C. o. Valentine, c. T. smith, Los Angeles; D. Mollett and i amilyq; W. T Craig, Los Angeles: F. ] ". Baker, Los Angeles; Mrs. l.. D. New York; R. c. Austin Wichita; w F. Litchens, Atchison; T. ,. Norris, Prescott; T. E. Kenny, Bos- on; H. F. Cary. San Francisci; A. B. aynes, Tucson; C. F. Sidlo, Denver; ) MacGregor, Douglas.