Arizona republican., 1911-05-19
ON ROAD BUSINESS

ON ROAD eUSINESS-Auditor
 George A. Mauk left for Globe yes
 terday "n territorial road business,
 and before he returns he will proba %
 bly visit Bisbee also.
 A PURPLE BEET-F. A. Hickman.
 who lives on rural route No i. yes
 terday brought to the board of trade
 q purple beet Of his own raising
 that seems to be a record breaker for this year at least. It is fine and and firm and tips the scale at
 1OA pounds.
 SALVATION ARMY VISITORS The local Salvation Army post is pre- pairing for a red letter event in the form of visit from their leaders. Col onel Lee and Major Waite of Denver, for a three days campaign Friday. Sat urdaY and Sunday. Colonel Lee has lately been principal of the Salvation Army training college in Chicago and Major Waite is musical company all in one. Don't miss hearing these noted visitors
 BUNK HOUSES AT BRIDGE The work of building the bunk houses near the site of the proposed Tempe bridge is going on smoothly and it is expected they will be ready about the first of the month Tor the use of the bridge constructing force. which will be composed largely Of prisoners from the territorial pCni- tentiary. Superintendent Rynning in spected the work yesterday and ap- proved 1t as answering the needs of the men who will he employed.
 MEETING OF MISSIONARY SO CIETY-The Woman's Home Mission ary society of the Methodist Episcopal church will meet at the residence of Mrs. William Heflin. llI4 North Third street. May 18th at 2:30 sharp. At this meeting there will be the annual opening of mite boxes and the annual election of officers as well as an i'm teresting program. The ladies will please note the change of place for holding the meeting. Take the Indian school car line to 1114 North Third street
 FARMER'S DAY-The farmers of the valley are urged to keep in mind the first of the farmers day meet ings to be held at the board of trade rooms next Saturday. The farm CTS are asked not only to attend but
 bring along the questions they would like to have the agricultural and stock experts answer as we'll as samples of any new insect pests they may have discovered. or specimens of any fine products they may be willing to donate to the board oi trade for exhibition purposes. They are urged to come themselves. wheth- CT they bring anything or not.
 REV. SMALL SPEAKS SUNDAY Al the invitation of Secretary Davis of the Y M C A. Rev. sam Small NiT address the mems meeting next afternoon at 5.3O on the city hall square The association quartette will sing old songs of the church. and t is expected that several hundred men will come out 70 attend the meet ing In every city where the open air meetings have. been conducted for the benefit of the man on the street" good results have been obtained. and such meetings are regarded as part and parcel of the associations work in many large cities of the country.
 Y. M. C. A. MEETINGS The pas tors of the city and the chairman of the religious work committee, Dr J. w. Thomas. met in the office of the general secretary of the Y" Thurs day morning and unanimously de rided to call Mir Bradford Williams. a noted evangelist. to hold a series of meetings the last of November under | the auspices of the churches and the | Y. N. C. A combined They also ] voted to poin in holding union ser vices in the city hall plaza during ! the months of July and August The l and music at these meet i ngs will be of the highest order. and | with the hearty cooperation of the | people of the city and county will | be made a complete success.
 BIG URES-Following up its ] donation of two sets of little pictures | lf the Roosevelt dam. the reclamation | service yesterday gave to the board | ,f trade d set of six large pictures | ,f the dam and its enVirons. Each | ,ne is ISx24 inches and is the work | If Waiter Lubkin, who has no peer | n these parts in the making of land |