Arizona republican., 1915-08-21
UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS

UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS - There are undelivered telegrams at the Western Union telegraph office for the following: D. A. Syme, A. w. Douglas and E. J. Franklin.
 AN EXTRA eONUS-Some for tunate local Ford owner, who is to participate in the Ford profit shar- ing plan, is to receive an extra bonus. Details will be given in The Repub- lican tomorrow.
 BACK FROM THE cOAST-Eddie Powell. circulation manager for The Republican, returned yesterday after Ia visit to the expositions at San Francisco and San Diego. He had a fine time all along the line.
 ON HER VACATlON-Miss Judith Schultz of La Belle Place, left yes terday for Buckeye. where she will enjoy the cool breezes for the next two weeks, returning in time for the opening of the social season in this Icity
 RoTARIANs EAT MELONS Rotary club turned it's regular week lily meeting into a watermelon carni- val at the Y.sM. C. A last night, and messed things up something awful. The feed was followed by a business meeting and a short musical program.
 MIR. ERICKSON HERE-Hjalmar F. Erickson, advertising agent for the Rock Island with headquarters in Chicago was a visitor yesterday. He was much interested in the valley, but would not say anything concern ing a possible RI. main line.
 IT WAS WIDELY READ-The other day John Clem put an advertisement in The Republican for farm hand. He received many answers but the one that impressed him with the wide flung circle of the readers of The Republican was from J. Krawitz of 912 South L-af lin street. Chicago, III.
 MISS BOTKIN'S ARTICLE-Copies of the article on the Roosevelt dam, by Ruth Botkin of Tempe. appeared at the chamber of commerce yester- day The story was well written, and was made up with a big photo of the dam. with water flowing over the spillways. It appeared in the Filing ton. Missouri, paper.
 MRS. STANFORD OUT OF DAN GER-To the great relief of the frien6s of Judge and Mrs. R. c. Stanford, who had heard that the latter was lying at the point of death, a telegram was received yes terday by NJ. A Stanford, the father of the judge, from his son who is at Buffalo Gap. Texas, saying that Mrs. Stanford had been pronounced out of danger
 TWO ROBBERIES REPORTED Reports were made to the police yes terday afternoon that the residences of Miss Crissie Gilchrist, POP North Twenty first avenue. and John Young, in the same neighborhood had been entered and ransacked during the day While there was every evidence of intruders having been in the houses, it is believed nothing of val ue was removed in either instance. Entrance was effected by cutting window screens.
 AUTO OVERTURNS-U to see the road in front of him while driving on the Tempe road seven miles east of town last evening, be- cause of the glare of the headlights of an approaching machine, M. J. Pettid. driving his Ford car in which were members of his family. turned into ditch and overturned his ma chine As the Ford was moving slowly there was little damage be- yond a blown tire. None of the oc cupants of the car was injured.
 FIRE DEPARTMENT RECRUIT A new recruit was added to the Phoenix fire department yesterday when Westley Grant Mercer, weigh ing seven and one half pounds, drop ped into the home of Mir and Mrs. David Mercer and announced he had come to stay. MT. Mercer, who is captain of No 2 company at Ninth and Van Buren streets, and incl dentally father of Wesley Grant Mercer, began passing out the cigars. He announced that the arrival was timely for he really needs another hand at the hose and he believes that the latest addition will fin the bill.
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