Arizona republican., 1916-07-19

MtlutI uStu u Illdht. hullliSoioii will be twenty-five cents. and all are invited
 TO OMAHA-C. H. Saterfield lelt yesterday for Omaha, Nebraska.
 GONE TO CHRlSTMAS-S. w. Ec- cles, president of the Nevada North ern railroad. was in town yesterday morning in his private car, leaving af- ter a short time for Christmas where he has some valuable mining claims.
 FROM SAINT JOE-M Patser of Saint Joe, representative of the Wy eth Hardware company, is staying at the Jefferson hotel while here on short business visit.
 PARKER HERE-T G. Parker of Los Angeles, connected with the J. J. Gang and Brothers Cigar and Tobacco House, is registered at the Jefferson hotel while in town on business ON BUSINESS-W. Ahern of Chi cago. of Hubbard, Spencer. Bartlett and Company, is a guest of the Jef- ferson hotel while here for short time on business.
 WELL KNOWN CAPITALlST-G. IT, 11oisdlt bl IHlldutlpiild, Wtif- known capitalist and mining man, is making the Jefferson hotel his head quarters while here to look after some of his mining properties near Su- peror
 l. FRUIT WANTED-Any one having surplus fruit will confer a favor upon | the CrittentOn Home by telephoning i 1861 and stating where it can be had, ] or delivering it at 1922 East Garfield { street Magazines will also be grate- i fully received.
 l NEW GAME WARDEN-A pros p>c:iNe game warden arrived at the | home of Deputy Game Warden D. E. ! Pettis on 502 East Washington street, at 6:30 yesterday morning. The 1 youngster weighs eight pounds. Moth CT and child are doing fine, and hopes are also entertained for the | father
 GOOD HUNTlNG-Parties return l ing from hunting white wings report | big flocks south of Tempe, west of i Phoenix and east and west on the Ari- zona canal. The birds are in the grain
 and milo maize patches during the
 heat of the day only beginning to fly | about five o'clock. On account of the | lre:t amount of pigeons and the dam
 age they do in the grain fields, the
 farmers are willing and even anxious
 that hunters come and make an at
 tempt to diminish the flocks.
 ANOTHER SON-The Stork made
 it's second appearance at the home of
 MT. and Mrs. H. D. Wilson on 3s2
 af
 day afternoon and left a bouncing To-
 pound boy. He has been named after
 his grandfather, James Carsell, and
 will go through life as James Edward
 Wilson. His mother. will be re-
 membered as the little girl with the . big voice" who has charmed many
 Phoenix audiences with her beautiful
 soprano voice, while his dad is the manager of the Rubber Stamp and Seal ! department of the McNeil company
 Any customers fno,ng their orders
 wrong or delayed, will know the why
 and wherefore, as he is not quite him. self as yet
 INDIAN MISSIONARY HERE-Rev
 Adolf Zuberbier and family are here . on a short visit at the home of Rev { Immanrel P. Frey, pastor of the Zior , Evangelical Lutheran church. Rev
 Zuherber is an old college mate ot the local pastor. He has been engag- I ed in mission work among the Apach, { Indians of the White Mountain reser-
 vation for the past three years. and l: . on his way to Rice, where he intend: 8 to work among the Apaches of th' San Carlos reservation. He made th'
 trip to Phoenix by automobile, dis !. tance of TOO miles. and will leave foi . his new field via the Apache trail to- f morrow morning.
 WiCKENBURG WSITOR-J P . Hutchinson, a well known mining mar r ans hotel while in town on a shor , business trip. Other guests include
 G. A. Howard of Fl Paso; w. P. Rodg il CTS of Pittsburg; Chas. Dunn of Lo a Angeles; Joe Wise of Nogales; E. C Q Edwards of Nogales; F. T. McGinle.
 of New York; D. H. Claridge of Sol 6 omonville: J. $. CrandaH of Nev e York; G. A. Hirschfeld of Hayden; NJ s Eichenburg of New York; R. c. Teen n ton of Winslow: J. A. Crusstnitt o
 Tucson; s. W. Rolph of Los Angeles : R. L. Henley of San Rafael: H. I. Lo l. ton of San Rafael; J. c. Dolan of Flag c staff ana H.. Nickolas and wife 0 # Superior.
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 5000 lbs. Extra Choice Peaches, 1A to Pc per lb. today. Latest improve