Arizona republican., 1919-09-02
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ARRIVES FROM FL PASo-C. H. Lester arrived yesterday from Fl Paso and is staying at the Commercial hotel
 DOWN FROM PREscoTT-F c. Emery, of Prescott. arrived in the city yesterday. He is registered at the Jef- ferson hotel.
 HERE FROM SAN cARLos-Henry c. Boice arrived yesterday from San Carlos and is staying at the Hotel Adams.
 HAYDEN visIToRs-Mr. and Mrs. ". G. Rosenbaum. of Hayden, arrived yesterday and are registered at the Adams
 FROM KANsAs-George Wild, of Kansas City. Missouri, arrived in the city yesterday and is staying at. the Hotel Adams.
 FL PAso MAN IN-Donald Gal lagher arrived yesterday from Fl Paso and is registered at the Jefferson hotel.
 FROM FL PAso-H. Patty of El Paso, arrived in the city yesterday from Fl Paso and is registered at the Commercial hotel.
 UP FROM DouGLAs-F. P. Moore arrived in the city yesterday from Douglas and is staying at the Jeffer- son hotel.
 oATMAN MAN. A VIsIToR-H. E. Gilland of Oatman, arrived in the city yesterday. He is registered at the Commercial hotel.
 DEFINING PEOPLE HERE-Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Lester arrived in the city yesterday from Deming, New Mexico, and are staying at the Commercial hotel.
 WILLARD sALTER BAcK-wil- lard Salter, vlerk at the Commercial hotel, returned last night from several weeks spent on the coast.
 DRUNK AND DiSORDERLY-Dan Jones was arrested yesterday by Pa trolman Cutler and lodged in the city jail on charge of being drunk and disorderly.
 ARRIVE FROM VACATION TRiF MT. and Mrs. H. W. Grattan arriyoc yesterday m..rning in the city after 2 month spent n the Yosemite valley, ir California.
 W. D. BERRY RETURNs-w. D Berry of the Haas -Baruch firm ot wholesale grocers, returned to the city yesterday after a short business trir to the coast.
 INDIAN SCHOOL TEACHER BACK Mrs. Gussie Owsley, senior teacher at the Indian School, arrived yester. day from two months vacation il Ohio.
 RETURNS FROM VAcATIoN-Mrs Eleanor M. Needham, instructor 1T domestic art at the Indian School. re. turned yesterday morning from a thre, months visit in Boston, Mass. INDIAN PlIpff c HOME TAI Tol.. Nacho, or San Miguel Indian villae. south of Sells, arrived via TucsoI yesterday with party of nine Papag, pupils for the Indian school.
 FROM LOS ANGELE@Los Angeles guests who arrived yesterday at the Commercial hotel included l.. w Shupp, Gladys Trulock, Angus Cashior ana Mir. and Mrs. Ayres McAdoo. Oh. CLAUS RETURNS-Dr. D. c Claus chiroLractor, returned yester day after vacation on the coast. H, has re-opened his offices in the Ma tlonal Bank of Arizona Building.
 JEFF DUNCAN RETURNS = Jeff Duncan returned to Phoenix yester- day after several weeks spent on the coast. He spent the major portion oi hlS stay there in Los Angeles
 LOS ANGELES GUESTS-Los An, geles guests at the Hotel Adams yes terday included o. o. Larson. Ed Hor reli, Mrs. B. Jones, J. A. Frey, l.. Val landinghan, Mrs. J. D. Patty, and Ed, ward M. Fowler.
 HAD MUFFLER OPEN ! Charged with driving car with the muffIel open, Robert Kirksey was arrested yesterday by Officers Anderson anf Bress' TT. He will appear before Judg: Thomas this afternoon in police court
 FAKES POST AT INDIAN SCHOOL Waiter B Kirkpatrick, of Washing ton, D. C., just discharged from th navy in St. Louis, Missouri. has ar rived in the city and yesterday tool position as painter at the India, School. MT Kirkpatrick, before goin ip the nary, was in the Indian schor service at Santa Fe, New Mexico. fl l the same capacity
 THEY WERE SOME GRAPES l ToO-The Republican office woui know when fall officially begins ele I # It had no almanac. On that dat, b. E. Prince always brings to the fire a great basket of luscious grapes. H called last night, so whatever th weather bureau may say about 1t. fai is here. There are no nicer p1apo grown any where than the corniehon end flaming tokays produced by. in Prince vineyard.
 ABOUT BlACKLEG - BlackIee caused by small germ which repro duces by dividing and redividing. IS very tenacious in it's hold on lift and If pasture, corral or feed lot once contaminated with the organism only vaccination can provide safety fa the future. A calf turned in on in fected ground catches blackleg eithe through food or water, or by liekin ] itself after it has lain down on tn ground. If the effect of the disea5 IS counteracted, however, by applica tion of the vaccine, no danger is pos sible.
 THANKS FOR MOTOR CAR Tn, federated employees of the United States railroad administration of Phoe nix issued statement yesterday afte the parade of trade unions that the, desired to thank the R. D. Roper Motto company for the use of the Maxwell truck which was used in the parade. 1 SWENSEN RETURNS U Frank I 1 Swenson local attorney returned yes terday from a six weeks visit on tn coast. He brought back the informa tion that the resources of Arizona ar being well advertised there and tha people arc starting to recognize tn opportunities which Arizona present