Arizona republican., 1916-09-15
SWIM AT RIVERSIDE. Adv


 GOV. ODE HERE-Governor Odie, of Nebraska was a passenger on the late train from the north
 SPENDING VACATION-W. D. Sim mons left Thursday evening to spend his vacation in Los Angeles and the beaches. Rf6lHH
 RETURNS TO PEoRIA-Miss Bon nie Basket has returned to her home in Peoria after delightful summer in San Diego
 s. p. AUolToR-R H. Combs. of Los Angeles. general auditor of the s. F.. is staying at the Jefferson hotel while here for several days on brief business visit.
 HOTEL OWNER-Newton ]. Skin ner owner of the Redondo hotel of Redondo. is staying at the Adams hotel while here for a few days on . short business trip
 FOUND TWO LETTERS-Sheriff Adams found two letters last night ad- dressed to Elizabeth Richards. Neither had been opened. The owner may have them at the sheriffs office
 RENFRO IN pHOENIx-R II. Reufro. of Troy. discoverer of the Pinal Development Company's mines, at Ray. is registered at the Adams hotel while on Il brief business stay
 SUIT CASE IS FOUND-A. II. Brewster, of Buckeye, reported to the police yesterday that he had dropped suit case from a wagon in coming to Phoenix from Buckeye. Later the suit case was brought to the police station by a man who picked 1t up on the Buckeye road. Brewster can re- cover property by calling at the police station.
 SIMMS COMES BAcK-Mit Simms unsuccessful candidate for the demo- cratic nomination for secretary of state, returned to Phoenix yesterday with the smile that won't come off In spite of his defeat he was willing 10 take his medicine like a man, and was around yesterday thanking his triends for the support given him in this county. At present his plans are un- decided. His term as state treasurer ends on the first of the year He may remain in Phoenix.
 HOTELS FULL-Both the Adams and the Jefferson hotels announced 1 yesterday that their houses were crowded Co capacity and that they were hourly turning people away as ! they had no accommodations for them They also stated that they had reser. i vations wired in that would keep theii rooms filled until the latter part of Oc- | tober The Jefferson, to accommodate | as many guests as possible, turned ] several parlors into sleeping rooms and put up cots on the roof garden This merely serves to give some esti- i mate of the great number of peopl, l who are coming into Phoenix for th' winter
 GLOBE BUSINESS MANIC. E Hogue. editor and manager of the Gloh, Record is a guest of the Adams hote while in town for several days on { short business trip. Other guests in. ! clude C. R. Eisell of Ajo: Louis Lef kovits of Miami. H. II. Mcdonald o ! Ray; $. E. McEwen of Nogales; F. W McQuisto and family of Hayden; R. H l Bracks of San Antonio: C. l.. Lewis Q Houston: J. F. Darnen of Beaumont ! (. A Chalifour of New Orleans; E. H Anderson of Dallas T. J. Scott of St Louis. Newton J. Skinner Of Tempe Cyril Taylor of Chicago; II. F. Younl of Oatman; Vim. ]. Bryan, Jr. of Tue son; Vim. J. Bryan of Lincoln, Neb F. c. Young of Phoenix. Miss Mar. Jane Laie of Los Angeles; T. L. Tin clier of Denver. Miss Faye Carver o Sonoita C. L. Bolin of New York: H. McVey of Tucson; D. A. Woodell o Tucson: C. E. Petts of Los Angeles G. w McKeeby of Los Angeles; W. H McKittrick of Bakersfield W. H
 Wright of Los Angeles; Milton C. Ky der of Denver: R. r.. Pesenall of Mish onoka, Ind; aJck Roster of Cleveland C. Lewis of San Francisco. H. l.. Dud
 left of Los Angeles, Grant Baird O
 Hayden; w. D. Clark of Los Angeles
 F.. W. Weels of Prescott; A. Baldridg
 of Los Angeles: W. H. Weller of To
 Angeles; w. Light of Los Angeles; [
 H. Renfrio of Troy; J. B. Luny of Sa Antonio; l.. l.. Dean of Chicago; Mis
 Lillian Anderson of Boerse. Tex, an . Harry s. Knight of Wagoner.