Arizona republican., 1916-08-27
ON vAcATIoN-Ralph Bailey lief

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 ON VACATlON-Ralph Bailey left trip to Los Angeles.
 FOR THE COAST-Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Arnold left last evening for a short trip to Los Angeles and other points on the coast.
 TO JOIN FAMlLY-L F. Wolpe of Wolpe Drug store, left Friday evening to join his family in Los Angeles for
 HOME TO cHlcAeo-Mrs. Lillian Reinhardt, who has been visiting in Phoenix lately, left Saturday after noon for her home in Chicago.
 OFF TO STANFORD-Wallace L. Kohlberg leaves this morning for Palo Alto where he will attend Stanford University during the coming school year.
 VAN D E RWALKER IN TOWN Geo. w. Vanderwalker, a prominent mining man of Bisbee, is stopping at the Jefferson hotel while in town for several days on a business visit.
 BALkE LEAvES-R. L. Bake, the well known Indian trader and curio dealer, accompanied by his wife, left yesterday for a short vacation to Los Angeles and other points on the coast.
 SUMMER TRlP-Frank Slaker left yesterday afternoon on summer trip to Los Angeles, San Francisco and Aurora, Illinois, where he will meet his wife and soon thereafter return to Phoenix.
 PLEASURE TRIP Grant van Hoose, United States immigration in spector, accompanied by Mrs van Hoose and her sister, Miss Rosa Rice, leaves this morning for Los Angeles and other coast points.
 WILSON HERE-George F. Wilson, of Globe, vice president of the Old Dominion Mercantile and Banking Company; is a guest of the Jefferson hotel while in town for a short time on business
 MINING MAN-Alex B. Downe, of Superior a prominent mining man. Superior is making his headquarters at the Jefferson hotel while here on a short business trip.
 LIVESTOCK DEAL-Through the Arizona Livestock Commission com pany, Lou Garesche yesterday ship ped to the cattle ranges near Will Hams, carload of young stock. The stock was collected here in the val ley.
 WITH THE eovERNMENT-wm Neunnoffer, of Tucson. special agent of the justice department of the United States government, is stay ing at the Jefferson hotel while in Phoenix for a few days on govern ment business.
 MRS. HARR ELL ES-Mrs Christie A. Harrel who died recent ly in Clifton, was buried yesterday from the Moore and Mcclellan par loIs. Interment was in Greenwood cemetery and Rev. W. J. Sims officiated
 SOMEBODY'S PET-Humane Off cer Canning has a female fox terrier pup which he thinks somebody would like to recover. She has brown ears a black spot on the back, a bob tail and is lame in the right hind leg. She has leather collar with a blank name plate.
 ARRIVE FOR WINTER = Troy Bradley, assistant bookkeeper of the Republican is about as happy as he has been fer the past three years | He has a good reason. Friday night | his parents. MT. and Mrs. Luther i Bradley, of Vergennes, Illinois, and 1 little daughter Lora, arrived to spend the winter in Phoenix. Bradley has | been spending the last three years wondering when he would see his ! folks again, and after one glimpse i: well satisfied that the waiting was worth the effort.
 | the horse found in the riverbed or Friday with the cart to which It was attached damned against a tree, is Levi Young. The animal ran away last Sunday throwing two young men out of the cart How long after that before it trapped itself in the river | bed is not known. A Mexican said 1 he had seen it there for three days | But whether it was there during the 1 five days that elapsed between las; | Sunday and the time of it's discovery | 1t had almost certainly been without | food or water all that time.
 . FOOTBALL GUIDE PUBLISHED That autumn is not far distant i! brought to mind with the appearance of the Spalding Official Football Guid for the season of 1916. Edited by Wal ter Camp, as usual, Nthe Guide Is re plete with information concerning thu great collegiate fall pastime and pre- sents information of interest to every one who follows football whether a player or spectator Besides the off cial rules, the contents comprise MT i views of last season from various sec 1 tions of the country and individual re ports from the colleges. The statistica division comprises records of last sea son, dual series records from 1873 t 1916. and Park Davis compilations o field goal, famous runs, team and indi vidual records, which have been sue, an important feature of former Guides | Other departments in the Guide com prise the official schedules of the lead ing colleges for 1916, captains, man agers and coaches for this season an lists of games, officials as promulgate by the Central Board of Officials Pic torially, the Guide measures up to pre- viOus standards and probably no great CT indication of the progress that foot ball is making can be better seen tha in the large number of illustrations 0 teams, as compared with those printe only a few years ago.
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