Arizona republican., 1920-08-24
RETURN HOME FROM MOTOR LAR TRIP IF
 OVER 6,OOO MILES

TEMPE. Aug. 23.-Following a trip of over 5000 miles by automobile. which
 took them to many of the points of in terest in 10 of the western states. MT. and Mrs. Frank F'ogal and five chil- dren and J. F. Joyce returned to Tempe Sunday. The outing was probably one of the most extensive and interesting
 taken by valley motorist this season and was enjoyed by the members or the party to the utmost. The tour was
 made in two cars, q large touring ear
 carrying the passengers and second, Dodge commercial car, carrying the camp and other equipment.
 The party left Tempe on the 18th of
 June, taking the route through the
 northern part of the state, into New
 Mexico. and through Colorado Springs
 and Pike's Peak to Denver. From there the route over the Lincoln highway to Salt Lake City was followed, and following a few days there they jour- neyed on to the Lava Hot Springs,
 Idaho. Here and in the Yellowstone Park several weeks were spent. From Seattle and Portland the tourists turned south down the coast and vis- tied San Francisco and other points of interest on south to Los Angeles Good roads were encountered greater part of the way Mr. Joyce stated in speaking of the trip, espe- cially after passing out of Arizona and ! A~CW 1ACAlCO. III In6 northern states
 and California roads are still being inn proved, bespeaking of even greater pleasures to be derived from a similar trip year or two years hence. 1 Daniels Returns to Tempe J. Il. Daniels, carrier of R. F. D. No.
 2 out of Tempe, returned the last of the week from Long Beach with his l family, where they have passed the
 summer. Frank Windes has been the l substitute carrier on the route and as
 MT. Daniels does not contemplate re- suming his work at present Windes VIII continue to carry the mall. 1 Home From Coast
 1 Mrs. William F. Laird and children
 and Mrs. Aaron Cummins, Mrs. Laird's $
 mother, returned Monday morning from a vacation of several weeks spent
 at Long Beach.
 Back From Coast
 Fl. G. Corson of the A. J. Peters com pany has returned to Tempe following
 vacation of several weeks on the | Stewart Down From Ray Harry stewart, one time member of pitching for Ray. came in from the mining camp Monday evening and will visit here for a few days. He ex- poets to resume his studies in the uni- versity again in September and will
 leave for Tucson the latter part of this | week.
 1 Injured Girl Resting Easy Erna Ruth, 5-year-old daughter of 1 Mir. and Mrs. V. l.. Wildermuth, who i sustained serious injuries to her left | leg while on a camping trip with her | parents last week, was reported as resting easy at the family home Mon day evening. The accident occurred 40 miles from Camp Verde. when the | little girl was jolted from the machine ] and the left leg run over and crushed. Hurrying into Camp Verde, the parents secured medical attention for the girl l there, and after dressing the injured member and doing all that could be done for 1t, the parents came on to the valley upon the advice of the physician and placed the daughter in the care of | a doctor here. The little girl was rest ing easy at last reports and the doctor was of the opinion that the injured member will recover and no i'll effects | will result from the accident.
 | FOR SALE-Four dozen Rhode Isl and Red hens, S1.J0 each. J. E. Me- l Clain. 11h miles west of Tempe.
 1 FOR SALE-Four dozen Rhode 1s- land Red chickens: $1.50 each. J. F,
 McClain, 1 + miles west of Tempe. ak