Arizona republican., 1910-05-28
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 BOUGHT DRUG SUPPLiES-Fen Hildreth returned from the coast | Thursday after having ordered q large amount of supplies to replace those destroyed in the Hotel Adams fire. Two | carloads of supplies arrived yesterday and will be transferred to the phar- macy in the Craig building.
 GEORGE CAMPBELL HOME - George Campbell. who fell from the top of the Y. NJ C. A building and suffered the terrible fracturing of one leg. is making very satisfactory improvement, and has been removed from the hospital to the home of his parents on North Fourth avenue.
 ,-ok WRONG BIkE-A bicycle belonging to Charles w. Jayrcd was taken Thursday from in front of the Phoenix Trust cOmpany's offices on Adams street and another wheel of in- rcrior make left in its place. Mir. Jey- red fondly hopes that his own wheel will bc returned as mystcriously as it vas taken.
 INQUIRY FOR GEORGE BLAKE The Republican has received a letter from Mrs. J. H Blake of 11l6 East Twelfth street. Los Angeles. She re quests the announcement that anyone knowing the whereabouts of her son George Blake. will confer a favor by notifying her. George Blake left Phoc- nix April 20. presumably for Globe and has not been heard from since.
 LEAVING FOR THE SUMMER General and Mrs. Godfrey will leave this morning for the east. going via the Grand Canyon. They Wlii make their summer home in CookstoWn, N. J. General Godfrey expects to attend the national cncampment of the C. A E. at Atlantic City as department commander of Arizona: also to attend the congress of the Loyal Legion at Denver.
 ABOUT GARBAGE RECEPTAClES If the householder would take the precaution to see that the garbage can is washed out with hot water and lye at least once q week a faVorite breed ing place of the fly would be destroy ed The fly will not breed except m fifth and when this principle Is ab- sorb.,l il becames comparatively easy matter to get rid of the danger ous housefly by simply keeping every thing clean.
 ADDRESSED THE CHILDREN - Members of the Grand Army ycster- day addressed the pupils of the Ph"e- nix schools on the subject of patriot ism as illustrated during the ciNil war. The pupils of the Central school were addressed by General A. J. Sampson, B. A Fowler and Thomas Boyle, and various of the veterans who reside here addressed other schools of the city during the morn ing hours. Among the speakers were R. II. Wilkinson. Captain Parker. w | Murphy. j. W. CoVcrdalc, \. J Post and J. V. Kendall.
 ARLINGTON ALFALFA - Alfalfa seed. grown without irrigation and re turning between 800 and 500 pounds to the acre is reported from Arlington. A tract of land there formerly belong ing to W. H Strickland and now own ed by the Arlington Improvement company has been used for alfalfa Tor four years without water ditch was put in last year but was not used as the alfalfa grew just as well without tho water The land. of course, has certain natural advantages lt IS about three quarters of a mile from the Buckevc canal and the soil is loose Two seed crops are gathered each year and beside the land is used for pas turC.
 BASEBALL TODAY-Thc Capitol and the Valley Baseball teams are scheduled to play again this after noon in the Phoenix league series at % o'clock at Eastlake park. The members of the team announce that they believe they have now had suf- ,ficient practice to play real ball. and that tsose who attend today's game are likely to see good one. The members of both teams have been practicing hard all week, and if prac tice makes perfect they should at least have made notable progress. Ii is expected the ladies' -auxiliaries to the ball teams will also be in evil dence bringing their vocal cords with them.
 PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES The regular services of the Presbyterian church will be held tomorrow; Sunday school at 9:45. I. M. Miller. sUperin tcndent At eleven o'clock the pastor, Rev. Henry Martyr Campbell will preach sermon appropriate to Memo rial day. The subject will be "The True Soldiers Watchword There will be special music by the quartet at this service and Mrs Sergeant will sing q solo. The members the Grand Army are expected to attend in body and kindred organizations are cordial 1y invited There will be the young peoples service at seven o'clock in the evening but on account of the bacCa- laureate services at the First NJ. F. church. the evening sermon will be dispensed with
 AN EVENTERTAINME Gar dener B3er of the court house plaza IS conducting q moving picture show which is getting better every night and is highly drawing better crowds. Ii is the blooming of large bed of yellow evening primrOses. The show opens about ten minutes past seven in the evening and is seen at it's best for the next half hour. Last night at seven o'clock not flower was in sight