Arizona republican., 1911-11-02
CANAL RUNS.-There w

l CANAL RUNS.-There will be water
 in the Arizona and Salt River canals today.
 INSURANCE MAN IN TOWN.-T. R Morrow of Los Angeles. an insur-
 ance adjuster who has been making
 Arizona for many years, is in the city
 on business.
 | VISITING HIS SlSTER.-Mrs Harry
 Kennedy is enjoying a visit from her | brother, Dr. Richard C. Fowler who | lived here formerly but has been away | for 13 years pr. Fowler is a dentist and may decide to locate here perma- nently.
 JOINT MEETING TODAY.-There
 will be joint meeting this afternoon at o'clock in the board of trade room, of the directors of the board and
 the committee appointed for the en- tertainment of the California eXcur- sionists. Governor Eloan will preside HORSEMEN HERE.-Charles De- Ryder of Pleasanton, California. owner of 9 fine string of race horses which preceded him here, arrived Tuesday night. MT Higgins of Montana ar rived yesterday with his trotting horse
 kingbrook which has a record of 2O7A.
 THE REASON WHY-The H. l..
 Latham Co. says a great many peo-
 pie wonder why such a pretentious
 place as his new realty 'parlors" in
 the Hotel Adams cannot afford al
 telephone. He says he can afford
 it and has one but it is in the old
 moved over for a day or two, until
 the connections are adjusted in the new building.
 NICE OLlvES-Mrs. w. H. Battin of 5O4 North Sixth. street has brought to the board of trade an exhibit of olives that command the eye of all who pass that way. The variety is not known. nor should any but an eX- pert pass on the quality, but if looks count for anything, they are the fin est olives ever seen in these parts They are as big as apricots and are just turning from green to pink and purple.
 EXHIBITS WANTED - Secretary Welch suggests that the more exhibits the people bring to the board of trade and the earlier they bring them. the finer will be the boards showing at the fair ground and the better placed will be the early arrivals. It must be remembered that Maricopa county no longer has the call on agriculture Yavapai has beaten her before and might do it again. while Graham. Yuma and even Cochise arc making pretentions that have to be ,oticed
 WANTED-Secretary WeIcb of the board of trade says he would like to | have some of the valley growers of | dates bring in few pounds today l If they will for presentation to Pres | ident Ripley of the Santa Fe on his | return from the Roosevelt dam This | request is not because the secretary | fears Mir. Ripley's larder is bare but because he thinks it will do no harm to have gentlemen in his station able to testify from personal Knowledge. tn the quality of Arizona's fancy fruits
 AtlOWE'EN.-Four boys who went little too strong on their Hal lowe'en festivities were arrested. all lowed to go home. and appar at the police station yesterday when they were given an entertaining lecture and dismissed. Three others caught in tip ping over buildings were arrested. one gave bail and forfeited it and the oth- IT two were dismissed after a strong ak by the court. Five colored girls vho made merry by Halloween larks. hree of them attired in boys clothes. we're seen by the officers and one was rrested. She revealed the identity of Ter companions and they all appeared 'efore the recorder with their moth ITS and were given some wise counsel The mothers said the girls had gained to go out in the evening by aying they were to attend a church , upper.