Arizona republican., 1915-10-27
FROM TAFT, CAI.-ROb

| FROM TAFT, CAL.-Robert A. At
 more of Taft, California, is here look | ing over the field for a lOca tion. He says the Salt River Valley has a bright future before it. and he expects to locate here. MT. AtRore is in high standing among Cali
 fornia odd Fellows.
 AT THE JEFFERSoN-C. W.
 Spaulding, Los Angeles; Mrs. J. B.
 Stebel, Globe; E. F. Ponder, Wicker =
 burg; F. L. Grams, Phoenix; j. w.
 Wormser, San Francisco: B. F. Dwig-
 gins. Racine, Wis: William D. Cor
 don, New York; E. E. Roddis. Den
 yer; J. Hecks and wife; John H.
 McMahon, Fl PasO. Ernest McAuley,
 J. c. Crisp, Los Angeles. Stephen
 F. Barron, Oatman: Emmett Mur-
 phy, Nogales: II. L. Wallis. Amarillo:
 William Craig. Pen Yan. N. Y
 TAKING LONG cHANcEs-Fire- man Paddock will this morning ac- company Fireman Wilson on a trip down the river in quest of ducks
 Friends of Paddock last evening ex-
 pressed considerable concern over his daring in going out with Wilson. but it was pointed out that the NiiSAAiCCs' VII hiSeiSlti were cOflSlueIdDlN minimized by reason of the fact that Paddock is so slender that he has
 been frequently known to sleep in the hose on warm nights. It would require a better shot than Wilson to hit him. Then too, not many No : shot could find Judgement in his person. Wilson says he has been chartered to give Paddock a series of  e shot gun.
 CHILD IS lNJURED-LittIe John Frazier, son of Attorney and Mrs ] Maynard Frazier. narrowly escaped |. death yesterday afternoon when an automobile driven by R. J. Nunneley l struck the child as he was attempt | ing to cross the street at First | avenue and Adams street The child | was riding a tricycle. and failed to | notice the approach of the machine | The Griver stopped as quickly as | possible and picked up the child who 1 appeared to be unconscious. He was hurried to the office of Dr. Nichols and afterwards taken to his home. He soon recovered consciousness and l t was stated last evening that it Is not believed that serious compli- cations are likely. The accident was unavoidable and according to those who witnessed it no blame attaches to the driver of the ma ,hine
 AT THE ADAMS-Mrs. Macy Ames, Los Angeles: A L. Ypung. San Francisco; G. R. Topham: J. P. Delay. Tucson; L. S. Alstrum, Los Angeles; A. Nathan, Rochester; A. w. Gum, San Francisco; H. O. |, ,Vagers, St. Louis; Gabe Mitchell and wife, New York; A. L. Block New | fOrk; C. H. Rhodes, Chicago; H. W. Howard, Tucson; S. w. Mccall, i, Seroass, Ariz.; John Christy; Harry Davis; F. Block, Prescott: P H. Weber San Francisco: Mrs. J. M. Delay Phoenix R. B. von Klein Smid. Tucson; s. c. Miller, Buckeye; ' M Hartman, Tucson; Billy Ora lam, Lowell; J. A. Johnson and wife, rimbler, Ore; H. l.. Davidson, New Iork; John C. JacobsZohn, New York. ". J. Spaulding, Bisbee; R. s. Ser seant, Los Angeles; M. H. Jackson, New York; Henry C. Smith. Guana uato, Mexico; Nat Tigon, Tulsa; M. 3. and D. E. Collnett, Chicago; J. C Jett; A. L. Burrell, Mrs. J. E. ct, Jr., Mrs Burrell and Mrs. Smith Kansas Cit; w. J. Carter, Denver; } rank w. Miller. Denver; s. H. I$ facDOnald. Seattle; Fred H. Lea igh, San Diego; H. H. Leadigh, Col aCa station TpXaS