Arizona republican., 1916-09-08
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SYDNOR HGRE-H. N. Sydnor. q well known mining man of Globe. is stopping at the Adams hotel while in Phoenix on a short business visit.
 MINING MAN HERE-Ira B. Jora- lemon. of New York City, a promin- ent mining man, is a guest of the Adams hotel while in town for a short time on business.
 SOAP REPRESENTATlVE-W T. Ernst, of Los Angeles, representative of the Los Angeles Soap Company. is staving at the Adams hotel while here for few days On a business trip.
 VISITING PHOENlx-John Sho- walker of Frankfort, is passing a few days in Phoenix en route Tor the coast He is the guest of Walter Brawner while in the city,
 MINING CAPITALiSTS-R. Liver more and Halstead Lindsley, of Bos- ton, both mine experts and capital ists, and both also interested in the cattle business. are registered at the Adams hotel while here for several days looking after their mining inter ests near Phoenix.
 HENDERSON RETURNS - Henry W. Henderson, travelling freight and passenger gent of the Arizona Eastern. returned yesterday morning from his
 
 he visited points between Maricopa
 CATTLE MEN HERE-Jose c. Canon and W. Beckford Kibbey. Jr., of Nogales. with the La Osa Cattle Company. of Nogales, one of the biggest cattle companies in the state, are at the Adams hotel while in Phoe- nix for a short business trip.
 AlHAMBaA SCHOOL-The Alham- bra school will open on the 18th of this month. The teachers who will be in charge this year are: Principal, James w. King; primary, Miss F1ossy King: intermediate. Miss Bauer and Miss Harlan: Manual training. C. C. Cash, domestic science, Myrtle Blythe
 NOT IMPLIcATED-The story oi the raid of the Country Club and the theft of lot of golf clubs and bags by George Edwards might have left an impression that Vance Etris. son of the clubs caddy master, might have had a guilty knowledge of the theft But friends of the boy say h. had not. He was an acquaintance of Edwards but had no knowledge ol the crime until he learned that the latter was about to return the stoler property.
 ' TO EXAMINE RECRUiTs-Lieu. tanent s. r. Tracht, |. s. N. in charg. of the recruiting stations in Western i Texas. New Mexico and Arizona, ac- companied by Assistant Surgeon Wil- ' liam Mckinley. T.. s. N. will arrive in Phoenix this evening for the pur pose of examining and swering il recruits for the United States navy i Chief Master of Alarms T. R. Parker ! in charge of the local station stated yesterday that ne expected to sent | l5 or 20 recruits to the San Francisco i training station within the next few days
 PROHIBITION MEETlNG-Ther, will be a prohibition rally at tho Neighborhood House. in the Roose- welt district. South Side, Friday night at s o'clock. Grady Gammage. gener al secretary Of the Arizona Temper ance Federation will he the speaker and Hertert E Nixon, known through 1 out the state as the "Caruso of tn, Desert" will entertain with severa songs among which will be the nov famous '"Tipperary' song. Mrs. C. J Banks. If Phoenix, will he there ant give one of her interesting readings The two amendments prohibition and local option" will be thoroughP discussed.
 MRS. RANEY HoME-After a tw' months eastern trip. three weeks o which was spent in New York City and two weeks at the home of he mother in Huntington, West Virginia Mrs. L. A. Raney has returned t | Phoenix. This Is Mrs. Raney's secon' visit to the metropolis this year an' she has a fund of millinery new that would dazzle even a society re porter One of the interesting fea lures in all of the showings Of Ill big wholesale milliners. Mrs. Rane
 says. is the extensive use that being made this season of ostric
 feathers This will be welcome new
 to the ostrich growers of this vale
 whose market will be greatly improve
 ed thereby.
 Hear Judge A. s. Hawkins. (candi
 date for JudPe of Superior Court a