Arizona republican., 1916-09-10


 MADISON SCHOOL-The Madison | school will open September IS. While | many of the country schools will be- | gin the first semester Monday, the | majority of district and city schools will not open until the following week. l
 MISS BOEHRiNGER'S CANVASS Miss Louise Boehringer candidate for the democratic nomination for state school superintendent is closing her campaign in this county. Miss Boch ringer is confident of the result. She has made a careful canvass of the state and believes that she has made known to the voters her long exper l fence in scholastic work as well as | her success in educational work.
 RETURNED FROM PLEASANT l VISIT-F'rank Baum and family re- turned on Sunday morning from an 1 extensive. tour of the middle west wis | iting relatives. MT. Baum spent some | time with his second son at LoVeland, l Mo. on d farm and visited his old home at Danville, H. He was there two months and found some of the hottest weather i'll his entire experience with weather. There were many cases of sunstroke and several horses were killed He spent a month with his | youngest son, a constructor engaged 1 Another son, the youngest, has just completed the capitol l Lilding at Salt | Lake. It is one of the handsomest public buildings in the country The rooms are wainscotted with birdseye maple and some are finished in onyx.
 LILLIAN SAN D BERG DIES l Lillian Sandberg, sister of Mrs NJ. L. l Vieux, died yesterday at the Vieux residence, sos West Portland street. | i iod of several months She came ! here from Chicago about six years ago to make her home, her parents having | died For sometime she was employ l cd as an operator in the offices of the
 Mountain States Telephone Company
 out was obliged to relinquish her posi-
 lion because of failing health. Dur ing her residence here she made q host ef friends. The funeral arrange mcnts have not been made but will l he announced later.
 FROM WINSTON SALEM-G. IL | Archer of Winston Salem, North Car
 olna, is guest of the Jefferson hotel | while in Phoenix for several days on ! business. Among other guests are l.. W. Zeigler of Prescott; F.. B. Bennett and wife of San Francisco; w. D. Bray
 of San Francisco: NJ. E. Harper of Phoenix; w L. Harding of San Fran . | Post of ocean Park; W. II. Baymiller
 of Los Angeles; r. A. Clark of Los An geles; Arthur Moss of Butte. Mass; l.. Hughes of Flagstaff Miss Mary F.
 Campbell of Mayor; L. Sessel of Kan
 sas City: W. A. c. Grady of Phoenix;
 Hugh Callahan of Phoenix; NJ. Morhs
 of New Orleans; T. F. Synmes of San
 Francisco M. Brody of Chicago: A. A.
 Fairchild of Phoenix; MT. and Mrs. J.
 Bassett of Phoenix. O. Hotz of Stoc- ton, Cal; NJ. C. Riley of Ray; C. A.
 Holzer of Los Angeles; N. NJ. Globes
 of Jerome; .. B. Glovens of Phoenix;
 Miss Mabel Lewis of Prescott; K. c
 Concession of Phoenix; F.. E. Walsh of
 Sacramento; Harold Read of Chloride,
 w. r. Griffin of Flagstaff l.. Hughes
 of Flagstaff; Harry H. Rappaport oi Los Angeles; Fred l.. $. Sutton of Los Angeles; Miss NJ. Henry of Prescott.
 NJ. r. Bates of Fl Paso; Mrs. 4. l. ' Wadsworth of Pasadena; T. R Jones : of WickenburP: H. :. Wallace of Los Angeles; 4. D. Akin. Jr Of Hassayam-
 pa; George G. Morgan of Phoenix; NJ | Suyemmen of San Francisco; II. A , Eye of Hayden: F. N. Sloeum of Tue son. and H. $. Hughes of Los Angeles