Arizona republican., 1915-07-31

The 1916 convention will be held in Cincinnati.
 AT THE FORD-J w Williams Winslow; Mrs. j. F. Eunis. Superior J. w. Mcclure. Del Rio, Tex; James Wilburn. Denison. Tex; Frank B. Hes Riverside. Cal; John W. Carpenter. Ash Fork.
 EXTRA SLEEPER-An additional Pullman will be attached to the Phoe nix. the santa Fe train leaving here at 6:29 this evening for Los Angeles. An extra car has been made necessary quite frequently lately on account of heavy travel to the coast
 MORE BACK EAST EXCURSIONS Special rates to eastern points vii rot end with August Announcement Was made yesterday at the local rail road offices that back east excursion rates would be in effect September 3. s. 9. 22 and % The final return limit on the tickets is October 31.
 REPAIR TMENT-Attentio Is again called to the new advertising department which will he introduced into The Republican in which will ap- pear the advertisements of all kinds of repair men. People win no longer have ;o guess where they will have to go to get things fixed.
 BACK ACAIN-A. l.. Schmitz. tray cling representative of the Fl Paso Pia no company was in the city yesterday heeCcd for the Pass city. after having taken in the fairs on the coast He vii take slant at a a number of "Wur- litzer" auto pianos that his people have nfHgg1 n abouts
 LLACE-LYsRoOK Word was received in Phoenix yesterday of tho recent marriage at san Francisco O. William Wallace to Mrs. Annie Ly brook The news came in a wire from MT, Wallace renouncing his re- lations with his old time room mate Fritz Holmquist MT Wallace has for several years been connected with the office of the county treas urer. He was once a member of territorial legislature but that is nc longer held against him.
 AT THE JEFFERSON-Mr ant Mrs A. C. Garrett. Seligman; Judge A. C. McAllister. Safford Ralph Wilson Ray: NJ. Render. New York T.. ". Brophy. Muskogee. Okla: A E. Call. Pasadena; Ina C. Turner Pasadena; C. W. Carpenter. Los An geles; F. R. Sanders, Mesa; Ethel Clayton. Philadelphia: Donald Clay ton. Philadelphia: C. E. Van Jouten Los Angeles: C. w. Kicker Itl Paso; Hubert L. Sparks. Douglas; c. w Aschman. Fl Paso: c. c. Rucker. St Louis
 HEADED FOR FAIR Edgar Powell circulation manager for The Republi- can. is going to circulate" in a slightly different manner for couple of weeks He left Phoenix this morning, and will hit Los Angeles first stop. from there. he will make various side trips, renew ing old acquaintances on most of the coast papers. The big stop of all will be at Frisco. where the big time will be given the once over. He will be joined later in the week bv Fred Adams and Eugene Pierson. also of The Re publican.
 ADAMS ARRIVALS-C A. Tracy. San Francisco; c. Anderson, San Fran cisco; ]. II. Campbell, Los Angeles; R M Abel. New York; Mrs. Blanche Street, Bakersfield. Call Merrill P Brooks. Nordhoff. Cal: Louis J. Gi- roux and wife Nogales; C. w. Roger, Burlington. la; Dick Hollingsworth, Charles NJ. Leedy and wife, Tucson; Jane H. Rider. Tucson: Mrs NJ Leo pOld and daughter. St Francis, Tex; B. J. Kellner, Los Angeles; H. A. Paris and wife, Mt. Vernon, N. Y; A. Hassin, Garland, Ark.
 BACK FROM GARDEN CANYON Col. Charles w. Harris. adjutant general returned yesterday from Garden Canyon. where he went to make arrangements and look over the ground in preparation for the annual encampment of the national guard. Captain Arthur Taylor, commissary officer of the First Infantry will leave for Garden Canyon, August and the first detail of the quarter master corps will start for camp the following day. Captain Oscar F. Temple, acting assistant adjutant general will head the first detail.
 20 pounds or fine granulated sugar for $1.00 with a $500 order for other merchandise, Friday and Saturday only.