Arizona republican., 1913-09-13
LEAVES ON VAcATIoN-C.

l LEAVES ON VAcATIoN-C. Young, who has been with Griswold the Bicycle man for several years is leaving for Riverside, California to be gone a month or weeks
 MRS. HERLlCk RETURNS - Mrs. Hans Herlick returned yesterday from a few weeks visit with friends at san Diego where she went after having made a trip to Seattle and San Francisco with her husband and son.
 | MRS. TRIBOLET HERE Mrs. Fred Tribolet, who is now living at Ray, stopped off the train yesterday en route from her summer vacation spent at the coast to her home. She will remain here several days and will then proceed to her home. BEN BLAkELY BACK Ben BIakely, who last winter guarded the interests of the Hotel Adams wine room returned yesterday from a Francisco and Oakland. and will re- sume his position at the hotel this morning.
 FRANK CRIsWELt HURT-While Frank Criswel was returning to his
  day night his big touring car was overturned and he was caught under it and so badly injured that he re- mained unconscious until he was dis covered He was brought to the hos pital Though his injuries are painful they are not regarded as serious.
 CHIEF WARNS RESIDENTS-In view of the bringing to Phoenix on circus day of the usual number of circus followers. Chief of Police Moore yesterday issued a warning to all residents to watch carefully for suspicious characters hanging around the residence sections. He also urged all to see to it that their doors and windows were carefully locked and that every possible precaution be talk en in the way of removing tempta- tiOn. The Ringing circus, while the largest on the road today, is said to be remarkably free of the usual un- Desirable following. but precaution should be exercised nevertheless.
 WHEEL MYSTERY - When Gris- wold, the bicycle man. rented a Ra- cycle bicycle to Jesus Vasquez sever al months ago, he expected to receive his rental promptly. But until yes terday he never again saw the wheel or the man. Yesterday he found the wheel in the possession Of a negro who said he secured it from a man named Sumner. at the Star Lodging House. Sumner gave a pretty good story of obtaining the wheel from a Mexican said to be employed at a local brickyard He was willing that Griswold should take the wheel and said he would take care of his own affair with the brickman.
 ADAMS ARRIVALS-J O. Chapman, Tucson; A. H. Knitting, Denver; G. D. Stateson, Kansas City; J. c. Pool, San ta Barbara; D. F. BrOdersOn. St. Louis Geo. Kline N. Y; J. J. O'Neil, Tucson; Mrs A B. Road, Hayden; E. R. Pirtle, Douglas; D. L. Dithers. Los Angeles; F. J. Keegan, Globe; MT. and Mrs J. Beeman. 1915; E. G. Kinhead, Los An geles; Ed Schultz, Cederbrook; O. H. Foss. Wooster. Ohio; A. J. Prescott, Parker: Roy Sibley, Copper Creek; H. H. Hall Milwaukee,; Lee J. Maguine, Los Angeles; Mir. Ford and wife. Los Angeles; L. L. Kahn, 1915; B. F. Cope land, Rochester,; J. c. White, Omar; John MacIntyre, Hayden; E. w. Ran kin. Hayden; A. B. Road, Hayden; J. s. Wiles Globe; w. L. Nagin, Globe.
 OFF TO THE STATE PRISON Sheriff Jeff Adams and Policeman McGrath will leave this morning with a batch of prisoners for the state prison, among them the men who have been sentenced by Judge Phil lips this week. The following pri- soners are in the party: Angel Ben ito, from one to five years, burglary; Walter Hamilton, from one to four teen years, forgery; Ramon Merino. assault with intent to commit mur- der, not less than five years; Leo Mckinney and Frank Myers plead ing guilty to horse stealing, twenty four years maximum each on two pleas of guilty, one for ten years and the other for fourteen years; Joaquin Valenzuela, forgery, from one to fourteen years.
 ARRIVALS AT THE COMMERCIAL Mrs. N. Fordman, Casa Grande; Leroy Middleton. Globe; Harry Rap paport, Los Angeles; Vim. H. Gra- ham, Los Angeles: Miss NJ. Sans, Bloomington, Ill.,; R. A. Liner Je rome; A. H. Kutlang, Omaha; F.. D Daniels, city; l.. Roberts, Pagosa Springs. Colo; Eugene Burnitz, Chi cago; Thomas Pueblo; O. Irvine,