Arizona republican., 1909-08-01

| ing gone 500 pounds to the acre, and 1 all of it averaging at least 300 pounds ! So far it has been impossible to get | enough machines on the ground. elev- en having already gone to Buckeye and more are making plans to do SD the first of the week. The seed iS unusually clean.
 CHICAGO TO 5OSToN.-Word has just been received at the local offices of the New York Central lines in the
 west that beginning with August
 F. through sleeping car service be tween Chicago and Boston will be i'm
 stituted on the twentieth century
 limited leaving Chicago ot 2:30 p. m.. arriving at Boston at 11:5O a. m.; leaving Boston at 1:0O D. m. and ar
 irving in Chicago at S:30 the next
 morning. This extension of the twen-
 tieth ceEturys services to Boston marks an epoch making event in the
 history of travel between Chicago and
 New England. and is recognition
 for which the -dwellers of the Hub
 have long prayed.
 BASEBALL CANVASS SOON TO
 BEGIN-Charles Pishon has gone on a trip to the southern part of the ter
 ritory. Before leaving he made ar
 engagements with some of the local
 fans to look oyer the baseball situa-
 tion in this city and to determine the
 sentiment of the merchants concern
 ing the selection of this city as the
 spring training quarters by the Yer
 non team of the Coast league. The
 securing of this team would give the
 city baseball every day for a month
 and would enable the local sports to
 see the White Sox in action in six
 games. The games hinge upon the
 ability to secure a sufficient guaran-
 tee The amount of the guarantee
 would in all probability be easily GOV
 cred within the next two weeks.
 While in the southern part of the ter
 ritory MT Pishon will attend several
 of the games which are being played
 weekly between the teams from Bis
 bee Douglas and CanaBea, and he will
 size up the material there and at the same time carry on negotiations for
 the establishing of an Elks' league.
 COLONEL McLINTOCK HOME Colonel J. H. McClntock returned
 home yesterday from an outing trip
 of about three weeks in Southern Cal ifornia. He and Mrs. McClintock left about the time the Elks did and were | in Los Angeles during the big week. Mrs. McClintock has gone on to San Francisco and will not return for some time yet The colonel has spent the last few days in the Southern Cal | ifornia towns and at the nearby beaches, and says he had a good time all the time. He relates a hitherto un- published incident of the Ellls' parade showing how he unintentiOnally inter | fered with its symmetrical maneuvers. He was with a party of gentlemen at
 a third floor window on Broadway when the Phoenix delegation passed. The lads had been in line a long time and looked weary, SO the colonel wrapped up a fine cold lunch. sand wiches. etc. and threw it into the street in front of Charles Tribolet. He looked up, saw whence it came and immediately grew suspicious. Instead
 of appreciating that it was only a lit
 tie succor in time of need, he suspect
 ed it was a job of some sort and re- fused to bite. Instead of picking it up to investigate it he made a wide
 detour as though it had been dynamite and all in the coIumn behind followed