Arizona republican., 1915-09-14
RETURNED TO PRACTICE =

RETURNED TO PRACTICE -
 Judge s. Hawkins has become a resi-
 dent of Phoenix again and will devote l himself to the practice of law, witt
 rooms at 1909 West Washington street the Redewill apartments, which he has
 owned for some time. He has lately
 leased his ranch on the Glendale cal line, and sold his cows to MT. Hubbard KNIGHTS TO ELECT-The annual
 election of the Knights. of Columbus will be held at the regular session this l evening at o'clock in Pythian hall I Plans for the celebration of Columbus day, october 18th, and the eXemplifi- 1 cation of the fourth degree in Phoe- l nix on the Sunday following fair week | will be discus cd.
 AWAITING TIE HtE-Sccres ot | Phoenicians a"e awaiting the arrival
 Of tomorrow Wien tho "a of Will H | Robinson's new boo "1 Lc Man From 1 Yesterday" is operel at BerryhiIls S. | Whether or rot it may attain a place
 among tho "six best sellers in the country at large it will lead all other
 sellers in Phoenix and Arizona. The price is s1.35.
 MRS. DE SOuZA RETURNS-Mrs. | Frank De Souza returned on Sunday
 morning from her vacation on the ! coast. The greater part of it was spent in southern California. But | later, in company with her sister. Mrs. 1 J. Emil Wheelin, she took a trip by automobile from Fullerton to San Francisco, returning by the way of the Yosemite.
 UNOELIVERED TELEGRAMS - There are undelivered telegrams at the Western Union telegraph office for the following: D. s. Horrall, Miss Anna Charouleau, Mrs. Charlotte T. Hol- singer, ". k Campbell. Mrs. F. H. Manning, O. Winpenny, Frank c. Love, A. W. Scott. s. G. Scott, Frank Jan ney Francis Hobson and F. J. Cleve- land
 ADIEU TO THE BRIGHT LIGHTS Attorney Benton Dick returned yes terday morning from San Francisco to plunge again into the maze of the law. The exposition was great one and the life of San Francisco, which is at its height at midnight, is worth living for a time, but he was glad to get the opportunity of settling down to the serious business of law again.
 MAEY MINERS STRIkE-Accord- ing to a tlegram received last evening by Dr. Burt Wilkinson, Arizona secre- tary Of the state federation of labor. about 5000 miners have gone out on strike at Clifton, Morenci and Metcalf demanding the Bisbee scale of wages, which is $40 for muckers and S4.35 for
 miners. In consequence of the strike the mines at these places are complete
 
 and none is expected
 DIR FOWLER HERE-Dr. Henry Fowler brother of Frank Fowler. of tnls city arrived here yesterday on visit pr. Fowler is now located at Newark N. J.. and is the president 'f the New Jersey Dental Associa ton. He is en route to San iran cisco. where he will be in attend ance ct the convention of American Dentists as the delegate firm New .itrsey Dr. Fowler formerly resided here but mas not visited Arizona previously in several years.
 MIGRATE ON DUTY-Night Can t2:n of PoIics ' hn J. McGra-t rr- tn ned to JItv ia-st evening aft-- an absence of two weeks. the vacation period. Just what Captain M.-rt.n did during his vacation period Is not quite clear but that he had A good time and acquired a good coat of tan is apparent to all who saw him last evening. He said that he is good for fifty weekks of strenuous explaining before he will need an- other such vacation
 ATTENTION NEW WORKERS -l There will be an important business meeting of the Empire State Society at o'clock this evening at the re- sidence of Mrs. W. M. Higgins. 717 North Sixth street. All New York CTS are welcome. whether members of the society is "SociabiIity" There of the sciety is "Saciability" There are many things in sight in the way Of enjoyment this winter, and all New Workers should immediately af- flliate with the society, which will enable 1t to carry out it's plans cred itably.
 THERE IS NO PLACE LIKE THE R. Blackmer returned yesterday from California, where he spent the greater part of the summer. He visited both expositions, but that Is only a small part of what he saw. He went to the coast more to study 1 conditions there. He visited every point of importance from San Diego 1 northward to a hundred miles above san Francisco. He saw many beauti- ful places, where a man with his for tune already made would delight to 1 live. But he found no town where l times seemed to be as good as in Phoe- l nix and he saw no agricultural com | munity where there were so many op- | for making money