Arizona republican., 1914-08-30
MRS. STEVENS IN NEW LOCA-

TION-Mrs. Ella Stevens, the mOdiste
has moved from Fifth avenue to Six
teenth and Washington where she is
nicely located.
RETURN OF Mr.. DEFTY-W. E.
Deity, the mining engineer has returne'
from Yuma county where he has been
examining mining properties the past
week.
HUGH WEATHERFoRD HERE
Hugh Weatherford, son of J. W.
Weatherford, candidate for corporation
commission, arrived from his home in
Flagstaff and will spend several days
in Phoenix before leaving for Wash
ington, D. c., where he will enter
school
HEATH EXPECTED SOON-Heath
the photographer, who has been sum-
mering in Flagstaff will be home the
first of the week. The many friends
of Mrs Heath will be pleased to learn
that she has received much benefit
from the trip and is greatly improved
A new discovery in the way of toxin
aided by the wonderful climate has
proven very beneficial.
JIMMIE JOHNSON ViSITS-Jimmie
Johnson, one of the best known
pioneers in Arizona, came over from
his Lehi home yesterday and spent a
| few hours discussing politics with his
many friends in the capital city. He
states that there is much interest II
| his section and that an enormous vote
will be cast in the primary.
PLAZA MEETiNG-The meeting or
| the court house plaza at four O'Clock
Sunday afternoon will be addressed by
Rev. Otis G. Dale, the pastor of the
Presbyterian church at Tucson who has
| had many years experience in fighting
| the liquor traffic. He was reared II
| Kansas and has participated in the
| battle against the saloon in three
| states. He is president of the Tenn
| perance Federation for Pima county
and it will be a pleasure to hear him
| JAMES TREATY. CANDIDATE
| Friends of Jim Treaty., foreman Of thu
| blndery at the Tucson Star, and one O.
| the best known bookbinders ard rulers
| in the southwest, is Il candidate for the
| legislature, according 10 the announce
ment received by friends in this city
yesterday. Jim IS well known in thu
lodge world, having been head Of thu
Moose in the old Pueblo and he take!
a prominent part in several othe
orders.
| START PRINTING CATHOLIC
lSTORY-Theodore Saal, advertis
ing manager of Sketches of the Cath
Ole Church in Arizona after havinI
made a trip throughout the Eorthe.
part of the state, writes friends il
Phoenix that he will return here Mon
day. While the war scare has delay e'
the publication of the work. it will b
for but a short time and actual print
ing will start within the next ten days
FEWER HOUSES THAN USUAL
Despite the fact that many new dwell
lings have been built, and a score o
new apartments are now ready for oc
cupancy, desirable houses are by n
means plentiful. Three and four-roor
bungalows are as scarce as Teutons i
London, and hardly a real estate fir
has more than one or two. They ar
in great demand, and are easily rented
The apartment houses are filling NOR
rapidly than usual and people havin
desirable furnished rooms for rent re
port a lively business. And it's sti
the dull month,-August. People VIII
have watched the return of the sum
mer vacationists and the tourists fo
years declare the greatest season 1
the history of Phoenix is coming. An
this despite financial stringency, PAM
and war time. Oh! You Phoenix.