Arizona republican., 1918-08-05

Florence, is business visitor here for few days.
 CREAMERY MANIC. R. Fowler. of Fl Centro, Cal, representative of the large Fl Centro Creamery Com pany, is in town on business. selling butter and eggs.
 AGUILA CATTLE MAN-Frank Chapham, a prominent cattle man of Aguila, Arizona, is a business visitor here for a short time.
 EROSION IN TOWN-J. W. Cros- son. of Tucson, superintendent of the Arizona Eastern Railroad. is guest of the Jefferson Hotel while in town for few days on business.
 JUDGE SAWTELlE HERE-Judge and Mrs w. H. Sawtelle of Tucson are visitors in Phoenix, being registered at the Adams hotel. MT. Sawtelle is federal judge of Arizona.
 BACK FROM PRESCOTT-Kenneth Meeker, observer at the Phoenix office of the United States weather bureau returned last night from a vacation Of ten days spent at Prescott.
 TO CALlFORNIA-Mrs. John T. Dunlap of 603 West Jefferson street | VIII leave today for Los Angeles and the adjacent beaches where she will | spend the remainder of the summer months.
 ON SUMMER TRlP-Mr. and Mrs. r. U. Hawthorne left yesterday morn Ing on summer vacation trip 10 Prescott, Flagstaff and the Grand Canyon. Mrs. Hawthorne is proprietor of the Adams Hair Store.
 HELD FOR lNVESTlGATlON-Or- son Alfred was placed in custody in Deming, N. M., yesterday through the local police department, and is being held Tor investigation by the depart ment of justice
 PAPER MAN HERE-C. c. Coving- ton, representative of large St Louis paper house, is in town for a few oays on short business visit. While here he is making the Commercial Hotel his headquarters.
 OFFICER MIKE BACk-Policema Mike Strathy has returned to the fore after 10 days vacation at Stoneman' Lake in the northern part of the state
 Strathy says he caught all the ifs
 there was. Other officers say the don't believe it.
 AN OVERLAND TOUR-E. O. Site or the CIVIC Pipe and Supply, accom- panied by Mrs. Stice and the rest o ) the family, left yesterday evening ol an overland tour through California The plans for the tour include a weel at Big Bear lake and week at Venice
 RECOVER STOLEN CARS-Motor cycle Policemen Mercer and Ferrazl recovered two Fords early yesterda l. morning that had been reported to tn s police station as stolen. Both wer 4 touring cars of late model, one owne ? by w. Livedey of this city. and tn other by Mir. Mcdonald.
 n RETURNS FROM TOUR-Chie 0 Justice Alfred Franklin returned yes F terday from a tour of Gila, Grahar S and Greenlee counties in the interes 1 of his renomination. He was well re n ceived everywhere and returned wit the assurance of the hearty support C the voters of those counties. OUTING IN MOUNTAINS-J W ' Graham. bailiff of the Superior Cour
 accompanied by his cousin, H. Whiten. left on Saturday evening for
 months outing in the White Noun tains. MT. Whiten lately arrived her
 from the East. Arizona is new to hin U but by the time he gets back to Phoe
 nix he will have seen various phase
 of it, among them the greatest hunt
 ing and fishing grounds in the Unite
 States
 INDIANS RUN AWAY-Four India J boys. Howard Sckusterro Leon Ha Han, Clyde Halooa and L. Tenakh horl I ina, all of the Indian School and ovt IS years of age, ran away from ths
 institution yesterday, but were quick . apprehended in Phoenix where the :. are being held, pending word from u o superintendent of the school On bt U ing questioned concerning their reasc
 for leaving, they said they didn't lil
 it there and wanted to go to work.