Arizona republican., 1916-10-20
UNOELIVEREO TELEGRAMs

There are undelivered telegrams at the Western Union Telegraph office for tho following: T. Pedigo Mrs. r Jaeger H. P. Bowen, Cunning. Allen T. Bird. O. R. Reed. F. o. Thralls Mrs Ella Ellis, Edith Johnson, w A, Staiger. Leslie Crawford, Joel x. Rice and Frank D. Wetherby
 IN FROM GLOBE-Wul A. Peters. Gila county agent for the Commerce Motor trucks. arrived in Phoenix late
 yesterday afternoon from Globe. MT. Peters drove one of the new Com morce trucks over the Apache trail and only shifted gears once. he says. and this was on Fish Creek hill He will remain in the city for two or thu ee days before returning home with another truck.
 KNEW MIR. REXFORD-The Amer ican poet, Eben Eugene Rexford. who died in Green Bay, Wis, on October IS. was well known to Charles R. Der netzke, the desert poet" of this city, who lived only fifteen miles from Mir ReXfords homestead before coming west. IL was at Poet Rexford's win ter home at Shioctan. small town on the Green Bay Western railroad that he wrote that beautiful poem Silver Threads Among the Gold, which as a song made such hit from coast to coast
 FRED DIBBLE BAck-Fred Dibble, one of the best known real estate dealers in Phoenix during the past several seasons, returned yesterday morning from Wichita, Kansas, where he has been for the past three months. Mir. Dioble who went away with the intention of taking a long vacation, had in mind the possibili- ties of locating elsewhere. but his investigations only served to strength en his determination to return to Phoenix and arrange to cast his lot permanently with Phoenicians. He will re-enter the real estate business
 WINNERS ELECT-Officers of the ladies division of Winners Bible Class were elected at a recent meeting of the class held at the home of Mrs C. T. Hirst, 1920 North Central avenue Mrs. Florence Pittman being chosen president, Mrs E. Hopkins vice presi- dent; Mrs. John Phillips, secretary Mrs. Maud Palmer treasurer, and H C.. Baldwin. teacher. The gathering was not devoted solely to business the brief session that was given over to election, being followed by a most enjoyable tea. Tine house was frag- rant in roses and greenery and the occasion was delightful in every par ticular.
 IN SUPREME coURT-The case o Mo Yaen, A Chinaman, charged witt bootlegging which was to have beer argued before the supreme court yes. | terday morning. was not argued. Tn, court ordered that the case be sub. mitted on the briefs already on fil, with the clerk of the court, the ordel allowing an oral argument being va. | cated. The case of the Arizona East ern versus the state, an appeal iron the superior court of Maricopa county against law limiting the number O cars per train to seventy, was file, with Clerk Leonard. In the case O James Murray and Andy Johnson yer sus the state, five copies of the brie
 were filed.
 l NEW MILLINERY STORE-Mrs | Frances See, originator of the Sc i Hat, speciality of designing, will opei an exclusive millinery store in tn l Jefferson hotel building, using one Q | the store rooms facing on Jefferson street. Mrs. See. who is an expert il l trimming and remodeling, was for si years with Goldwaters as manager O | the millinery department The ne,
 store will open tomorrow morning.
 MARRIED-Word was receive | from Los Angeles yesterday of tn
 marriage there of Miss Val Ward an
 Dick Hollingsworth, whose engage
 ment was recently announced in Tn
 Republican. Holingsworth is one c
 the best known auto men in the wes md is starter of the auto races fo the fair.