Arizona republican., 1910-09-13

| nOuiu put all lllt iSliiS illlO lllC COil- | stitutiOn and thus endanger statehood | During his talk, Judge Kibby took oc- l casiOn to review, for our benefit, his record while connected with the Wa 1 ter Users Association, and also his | record while governor. showing that he | had always been the friend of the people.
 There is one thing to the advantage of the republican candidates: They all l have records, and we were frequently urged to investigate those record. Ii the democratic candidates had any
 records they said nothing about it They probably forgot themselves in | their desire over direct legislation. The meeting of the democrats was held | Wednesday night with a somewhat 1 larger crowd. J. A. Higgins acted as | chairman of the meeting. District At | toney Bullard was the first speaker and spoke at length upon the issues of the campaign, attempting to refute the arguments produced the evening before against direct legislation and urging
 the voters to disregard the so-called
 threats of the republican candidates.
 He was followed by Standage, osborn anu NdSSiuA NelSSAuS N<- PAs'AiiNN carefully the meaning of direct legis- | lation. The Rev. Mir. Crutchfield was the last speaker of the evening. While
 he reviewed all of the issues, he spoke at length upon the liquor question. MT. Jones also talked during the evening, telling from his own experience what
 he know of lobbying and how, accord ing to his own views, it might be done away with to advantage.
 Miss Ruby Tompkins returned Tuesday from Santa Monica where she has been spending several weeks the guest of Miss June Halleck. Miss Halleck returned with her and was her guest until Thursday when she went to Tempe to be ready for the normal school which opens Monday.
 There was no home mission meet ing Thursday as so many of the mem bers were still away from home.
 Ralph Root spent some time this week cleaning up the school house and preparing for the opening of school Monday morning.
 The Rev. MT Cagle is at Tempe this week assisting the pastor of the M. E.. church, South, in a revival serv- ice.
 Misses Blanch and Lulu Green were al Cartwright Sunday It seemed like old times to see their faces in the Sunday school again.
 MT. Reed and family of Nebraska arrived Sunday night and are guests of Mrs. Stanley Howard. Mir. Reed has bought a ranch on the Christy road and expects to make home there. They were accompanied by Mrs Jamison, Mrs. Reeds mother, who had the misfortune to become very i'll soon after her arrival, so Ill it was necessary to take her to the hospital.
 Shelby Mosier has decided since his trip to the mountains that the valley is too hot for him and his family ana is making arrangements to go to ore gon as soon as he can sell his ranch here. Mir Mosier says he won't say he is going away to stay, but he wishes to go for a year and see if he can stay away.
 MT. and Mrs. F. J. Frock were mak- ing calls Sunday in this neighborhood and Fowler. They took supper wlth MT. and Mrs J. A. Higgins.
 A number from this place attended the sale north of Glendale Tuesday Among them were MT. Gaylord, Miss Hattie Cagle, Page Lively, NIT. and Mrs. Jack Brooks, MT and Mrs. Sheets and Mrs. Charles Root
 MT. Howard and Miss Margaret Howard left Tuesday morning for Lin coin. Neb., where Miss Howard will en- ter school MT Howard will visit a number of places in search of regis tered cattle. While in New York he will visit his sister.
 Ernest Mann made flying visit to the hills the first of the week. He ac- companied Tom Caveness to his range, where they only spent one night.
 MT. and Mrs. Alvin Mann and MT and Mrs. Elmer Cartwright returned from their vacation in the hills wed nesday night They report a delightful time and all look as if the trip had been very beneficial.
 Mrs. Handbook, who has been spend ing the summer in Texas, returned on Wednesday.
 4 picnic party, composed Of Mrs. Novzinger Hannah and Saloma Nov ginger, Misses Ruth and Minnie Reed and Miss Margaret Howard, drove to the orange groves Monday and spent the day. The picnic was in honor oi Miss Howard, who has lived here Tor six years and has been so busy wlth her school work and her music class that she never had time to visit the orange section. She did not wish to go back to Nebraska without having seen one of the most productive sections of our valley.
 MT. Haigler, travelling salesman for the Watkins toilet supplies, canVassed our neighborhood Friday He spent Friday night at J. A. Higgins.
 MT. and Mrs. Vinson returned Frl- day from Prescott, where they nave been for the past two weeks.
 Arthur Miller entertained a number of his Cartwright friends at the home of MT. and Mrs. M. B. Brooks, Friday ,iobt Those nreSent were Misses