Arizona republican., 1917-12-16

CHeUuI6u t.UuU 1nlleS lT1p, WHICH lOOh i'm through II states of the south vest. He has experienced practically e trouble.
 Fred Graham, driving a Mitchell T. passenger, arrived. in Phoenix last week from Washington, D. C., en route to Pasadena where he will spend the winter. He says the roads were very pad most of the way, but that he got by with very little trouble.
 Charles McArthur of McArthur Brothers has just returned from a trip to Douglas, NogaleS and Tucson, where McAthur Brothers have branch houses.
 Thousand mile Ford trips are getting to be common everyday occurrences. F. Bryant, headed for Los Angeles, ar rived in Phoenix last week from Cleve- land; The trip Is being made in a Ford sedan.
 Fred. H. Nett, president of the West | ern Arizona Gold and Silver Mines | company of Yucca, arrived In Phoenix 1 Wednesday from San Bernardino. MT. | Nett IS on his way to Soccorro, New | Mexico. He came by way of Needles l and Congress Junction and found the l roads in fairly good condition. "A Ford in the sand is worth two of any other kind of car" says MT. Nett.
 Men at the Ford Motor company. ac- cordlng to Ed. Rudolph, are encour- aged to use either hanQ with equal fa- cllity and to employ both hands sim ultAnp0nSlV o instance, when the operators are lined up opposite each other, they are shifted periodically frome one side to the other Tn order to accuStom them to work either way. This system is not only an assurance against emergency vacan- cies, but in many instances through out the shops it enables mon to ac- complish again as much work. From the workers viewpoint, this dual fla cllity increases his skill and is an as- surance Of continuec employment in case a hand or an arm should be lost.
 The road from Tempe to the "Yauui camp is in very good condition, and remains so for perhaps 10 miles the other side of the Indian village. At this point the centers get high and the sand deep and it is rather tough going
 number of motorists from all over the valley are contemplating a run to Fort Mcdowell on Sunday December 23, to take part in, or at least witness. the turkey shoot which will be held there on that day.
 Taylor Holmes, motion picture star, accompanied by other members of the | company with whom he is here film ing "Ruggles of Red Gap" motored to Roosevelt dam Friday of last week, where they will snap some scenes.
 M. A. Leach, of the Leach Motor company of San Francisco and Los Angeles, who was here the latter part of last week and early this week, has returned to the coast.
 The Leach Motor company of Phoe-
 nix is expanding so rapidly that its
 present quarters are insufficient, which
 occasioned the perfection of an ar
 engagement whereby the concern vii
 take over the building which has beer
 occupied by Martin Bros. Martin Bros
 will take other quarters and will spec
 lallze in the sale of tractors.
 Billy Green salesman for the LeacF
 SuIIeTef
 a painful injury to his thumb Wher
 a shotgun barrel exploded in hi.
 hands, still has the member in splint;
 and his arm is in a sling. Whether oI
 not the thumb will be saved is Z
 matter of speculation.
 Joe Young of the Midland City re sort near Miami, motored home iron
 Phoenix this week. In some way ; report gained circulation that tn amusement magnate was injured in smashup near Glendale, but the rumo could not be verified.
 : W. F. Pearin, who has been with tn Leach Motor car company in Phoe nix, accompanied by his wife, left O Thursday evening of this week for Sa tranclsco, where he has accepted position with Attorney Clem w. Roger or the California metropolis. Nil |, Rogers is one of the best known at torneys of the coast state, but is at tn present time engaged principally i
 dlscounting automobiie papers. M ? Pear1ns departure was not alone du t to the excellent opportunity offere [ hlm by the California attorney, bU was partly on account of the condi e tion of his wife's health. we ar | NSiS oOlIy lO lOS6 MT. h., sal t Manager E. P. Hughes of the Leac r company. We considered him a mos = valuable employee
 E. A. Leach, connected with il
 Leach Motor car company of Los Ange
 les, but not related to M A. Leacl g one of the principal owners, will shortl g become identified with the local branc s Of the company. MT. Leach recent made some record breaking sales reC ords and it is expected he will be a f asset to the Phoenix organization. r H. Jackson, Premier, King and Re 2 dealer of Coconino, Apache and Naval | was in town Friday. Mir. Jackson : one of the real live dealers of norther ; Arizona. He is here for the purpos :, of taking back with him a number ( cars from the local distributing poin
 A. S. Booth arrived this week in h
 Paige car from Los Angeles. The tri
 was made by way of Yuma. MT. Boot
 stopped in and paid has respects e Brown-Dryer, local Paige distributor s C. c. Lucas, prominent mining ma
 of Miami, is in Phoenix for few da,
 on business. Mir. Lucas drives an Old.
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