Arizona republican., 1920-08-10
Hotel Arrivals

Adams
 J. Bjorneby, Gila Bend; N. J. Parver, San Francisco; w. Carlson, Los An geles: B. F. Burton and wife, Shoff- ner. Ark; c. B. Loomes, Fl Paso; J. P. Lowe, Fl Paso; H. D. Dowell Los Angeles; w. H. Feel, Los Angeles; Roy N. Davidson, Jerome w. J. Low thiam. Prescott; Joe Larson, Jerome; MT. and Mrs. Frank Baum, Eloy; D. A. Httlinger and wife, Superior; U. E. Barnard, City.
 Jefferson
 s. B. Gale, Tucson: MT. and Mrs. George H. Archer, Fl Paso; George w. Herln. Fl Paso: O. l.. Hulbort, Ray Jack Foster. Los Angeles; MT. and Mrs. F. R. Stevenson. Tucson; P. F. Harwood. Tucson; It O. l.. McDaniel. U. & A; P. G. Hayes. Kansas City; J. A. Morgan. Amarillo; A. F. Wuljen and family. Elgin; T. D. Mathes. Elgin; T. Mackenzie, Ray: A. F. Eddy, San Francisco: Mrs. w. K Newcomb, Champaign; Thomas Newcomb, Palo Verde
 Commercial
 Harry K. Stele, Ajo; H. M Taylor. El Paso: NJ. F. Schoolman. Chicago; Miss l.. Lims, Birmfngham; Jim Hop l<ins. Phoenix; T. D. Watkins, Fl Paso; George Hayes. Los Angeles: E. C. Cornell, M l.. Oxley. Eloy; E. A FlavelI. Denver.
 FINED FOR sPEEDING-J. B. Chockley yesterday pleaded guilty be- fore Justice Mckee on charge of ex- ceeding the speed limits on the Tempe road and was fined $10.
 LEAVE FOR COAST-R T. Mahon, state manager of the FrateraI Brother hood and Mrs. Mahon are leaving via and Catalina island. They will return in about two weeks.
 WILL GAM PAlGN IN NORTH-L E. Whitney, in the course of his cam paign for the Democratic nomination for attorney general left yesterday morning for the northern part of the state.
 PRESCOTT CITIZEN A VISITOR Ben Silverman. a we'll known citizen of Prescott. one of the active workers in the progressive movement of 1872. is in the valley suggesting to citizens the advantage to themselves of supporting Hon. E. s. Clark for the nomination for United States senator
 WINNING GLORY-The cheering news was received a the office of the adjutant general that Troop A rifle team, commanded by Lieutenant Lin ton, was covering itself with glory at Camp Perry. First Sergeant W. !. Schnider had made S6 consecutive
 THESE WILL WED-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Ar mando Araiza, 21, and Eliza Martinez, Is. both of Phoenix; Ambrosia Valen- zuela. B, and Rosa Rangel 22 both of nie Simpson, 40, both of Phoenix; and Jesus Escolate, 2s, and Juan Salazar. 29. both of Mesa.
 VISITS ExHIBIT-Miss Florence E. McFate of Phoenix was a visitor on Aug: at the big exhibit of Southern California products maintained free o the public in the Los Angeles chamber of commerce. She also attended the lecture and moving pictures that are a part of the daily program. The ex hibit is the largest of any in the coun- try maintained by a commercial or ganization. Before returning home Miss Mckee expects to visit several of the many other places of interest in the southland
 GOES AFTER RUNAWAY-AIiss Miriam Grau, assistant deputy clerk in the office of the board of supervisors, left for Los Angeles last night to bring a 15-year- old girl back to Phoenix on a juvenile warrant charging her with running away. The girl was sent to Prescott by her mother to attend school in that city. The girl, however, went to Los Angeles from Prescott and the sheriffs office in that city arrested her and are holding her for the arrival of MISS GTdu-
 CHARGED WITH EMBE EZZLE- | MENT-W. A. Bratcher was arrested yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Evan Will son on a warrant charging him with embezzlement. He will be arraigned before Justice Mckee today. It is charged that Bratcher. who was for merly cook in the state campNat the Coldwater bridge over the Agua Fria river, took a box of supplies valued al $15. He was tried on a charge of petty larceny recently in connection with the same box of supplies and the case was dismissed by Justice Mckee because the complaint and proof did not conform.
 PRAISES NEW HiGHWAY-L F Vaughn returned yesterday from Pres colt where he has been looking over | the field with reference to his cam paign for the Democratic nomination for the corporation commission. He climate. MT. Vaughn also visited Je- left her in that more moderate summer climate. MT. Vaughan also visited Je- rome, going over the new state high way. which he says is the finest roaC he ever saw and one of the most scenic There is perhaps not another paved road like it anywhere. In his enthu- siasm concerning 1t MT. Vaughn, as Democrat, likely forgot that the roac was constructed under a Repu blicar administration.