Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-12-14
GLENDALE NEWS
Advantage of Putting the Best Foot
Foremost, and Other Things.


Correspondent OF The Republican. The
value OF good looks should be
considered by the farmer in
marketing all his products, one
horse may be. as useful and sound
and well-bred SIS another that brings
twice the price. and the difference is
purely matter of looks. The pref
test girl has the most admirers The
world is ever ready to pay bonus for
looks. When yCu load Il car of hay,
remember that every bleached or mus
" bale you work in subtracts from the
value of the whole car. We know one
man who has never been known TO put
an inferior bale in a car; another who
has never packed a poor egg in a case.
These men can always get a premium
for their products. 1t is this scrupu-
lous care for high uniform quality that
chiefly difrerentiates the old. .sllpshod
methods of Hassayampa days from the
intelligent painstaking ways that pay
today.
L. f Webster Of Quaker City, Ohio,
is here for the winter. At present he
is a guest or the Park hotel
The revival meetings are meeting
with a larger measure of success.
People have attended from outside
districts and much substantial good is
resulting. Efforts the past week have
been exerted especially In behalf of the
young men of the community and
many have responded 70 the earnest,
heartfelt call. The meetings will prob
ably be continued for some time, if the
interest grows as at present.
Doc Smith and Sam putnam left
Wednesday for Cave Creek to perform
assessment wcrk on some claims il
which John Hughes is Interested
In the case of Fladung ct al. VS.. the
Construction company, which was set
for trial Friday in Judge Bivln's. court.
a change of Venue was taken tc' Judge
Robertson's in Phoenix. The ume OF
trial has not yet been set.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Stump of Hart
ford City. Ind, are visiting with Dr.
n. B. Cole and family. Mrs. Stump is
niece of DR.. Cole.
Carpenter Wegold is building u
house for Mrs. Barbara House Oh her
place two miles UP the avenue.
The Emerson club met at the home Of
Mrs. Chauncey d. Clarke in Peoria on
Thursday night The club is composed
Of few Of the young people of Peoria
and Glendale. VINO are Interested in the
philosophy euunciated by the Concord
sage.
B-L-A-G that Is til" tocsin OF the
most recently organized corDorati Of
duck droDpers. 1t comprises the first
initials of the members. They made
their first fcray Wednesday and Thurs
day down where the tules flourish on
the salt.
Charley Rigden. a well-known for
mer resident Of Glendale. with his SIS
ter Miss Pearl. a teacher in the Phoe-
nix schools, spent Saturday visiting
friends hareaboUt. Charley makes his
headquarters at Kirkland. where he
has large cattle interests. but has just
returned from an extended trip to the
Globe country
The next meeting Of the Arizona Ca
nal Protective association viii he held
on Dec. IS. at the usual hour and p''ce.
This is a special meeting called IT the
last regular meeting. New names are
constantly being received by the SOC
rotary but there is still space In the
book and to spare.
John Lehman returned early in the
week from a flying business trip to Los
Angeles. AS all the rest who ththeT
fare he is enanrored with the City of
Angels. He saw nearly all the former
Glendaleans now resident there and re-
ports them all doing we'll and content
ed.
We're a trife late IN noting the ar
rival of an heir at Bent Quessenberry' s
home. Simply waiting to see whether
he resembled his papa-and then. that
box of perfectos didn't rraterialiZe.
On Monday night at Z o'clock there
will be a lecture of special interest at
the German Baptist church. On that
occasion Babu Beehm Roy, a convert
ed high caste Hindu will speak on the
religion of the Nedas and on the needs
of his people. He was received into
the Brethren church at Los Angeles
and has been lecturing on this subject
for some time in preparation for his
life work. For he expects soon tC re-
turn to his native land and lend wha;
aid he may in outstanding the tenn
ing millions of India,
At the window tile other day Alger-
non was investing in some of Uncle
Sans photos. See the wizard of WOW
an wire, seZ'e I'm Phoenix I can buy
thirteen stamps for a cent and quar-
ter" Algy looked puzzled, said he
didn't see as 'ow that could be, quien
sabe, and finally said he guessed he
wouldn't get any stamps now. And he
didn't see the point hasta manana, Sc
gurro!