Arizona republican., 1913-07-14

l LUHRs' GO TO THE COAST George H. \. Luhrs, Mrs. Luhrs, the Misses Luhrs and George Jr., leave to- day for Long Beach where they will spend the summer vacation.
 "CHAMPEEN" JOE BACk-Joe F. Dalton, ''champeen" counter jumper behind the big book in the front of flee of the Commercial hotel will re- turn to his duties this morning after
 a vacation spent on the Pacific coast and northern California points. AT THE FORD-T. J. Cornick, Casa l Grande; C. Homan, Fresno, Calf; l.. 1 M. Harrison, Washington, D. C.; Yer non Dorman, Pond Creek, Okla; $. 1 W. Thompson, Glendale; r. k. Brow ser, Fort Worth; w. J. Schneider, Denver, Colo; Jas. Ferguson, san Antonio: C. H. McMaken and wife, Fl 1 PasO; Ivan skinner, Tucson; Ambrose Stewart, San Diego.
 SPYING OUT THE LAND-RObert Graham for long time a news paper man of Nevada but now resid- ing in California arrived in the city yesterday morning in the course of a tour of the towns of the southern part of California and Arizona. He
 is looking for location in com
 munity which he can assist in deVel-
 oping MT. Graham's headquarters
 and address is at the American Type
 Founders, Los Angeles.
 VEY VISITING RERE-Hcnry
 Ivey, former chief of police of Venice,
 Cal, is a visitor to Phoenix, combin-
 ing business with pleasure. While
 here he is the guest of w. l.. Burt,
 of the Arizona Underwriters com
 pany. In Burt's machine. he made
 trip to Glendale yesterday and also
 took in the orange groves, and ostrich
 farms. MT. IVey is so well pleased
 with what he has seen since coming
 to Phoenix he may take up some land
 and locate here.
 CHICO LOGAN IN TROUBLE
 Chico Logan, colored, had q Srudge
 against Mrs. Perrit Pain, also colored.
 and proceeded to tell the lady what he
 thought of her. In the heat Of pas
 sion ChicO's language was far from
 polite and in fact was what could be
 called nparliamentarN. As result
 of this behavior Mrs. Paine sWOfe out
 a complaint against the man and Con stable Jim Murphy arrested him. Lo-
 gan will be given hearing before Judge JohnstOne sometime this week. AGAIN TO THE COAST-Mrs. Jeff Adams accompanied by Tim, who has
 been ill with typhoid fever, left for
 the coast Saturday evening. Mrs.
 Adams went to the coast once before this year but was called back to nurse Tim. Tim who is the man that shot
 the biz bear, drank some of the water from the lake behind the Roosevelt dam and as consequence was taken i'll with typhoid. Mrs. Adams says that the next message that she gets will be one from Jeff If it is she says she will make him come to the coast as 1t is a pity to get nice and cool and then have to come back and nurse sick people.
 EXPECTED BACK TODAY-Gov- crnor Hunt, who has as his guests at the state prison at Florence for the week end. Peter Clarke MacFariane, the notable special correspondent for Golfers Weekly. and Secretary Harry WeIch of the board Of trade is eX- pected to return with his guests tor day. Saturday night and all day Sun day were spent at the big prison. Tn the afternoon in addition to a base ball game between the convict teams, there was band concert by the pri- son orchestra. Nr. MacFarlane is here for the triple purpose of seeing the ! valley and it's wonderful water bank, Investigating the condition of the sub iects of his imperia' majesty the Elm peror of Japan, and looking into the success of Governor Hunts prison re form policy.