Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-07-16
ANOTHER TOWN FARMER-Geo.

Gam yesterday took To the board of
trade from his city lot farm, his sur
plus stock Of cucumbers and tomatoes.
He wanted the world to know that
Charlie Stauffer is not the only man
who is ranching inside the city
limits
FIRST Nj. e. CHURCH-Corner of
Second avenue and Monroe street.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m; preach
ing service at II a. m. by the Rev.
f. ID. Raley; Epworth league service
at p. m. subject, Need, the gate
of abundance" Harry l.. Shedd will
lead this service.
SLEEPING TENT RoeBERY-A
sleeping tent occupied by IL. Bush at
S2S North Fourth Avenue was robbed
Of a long list of personal property
the most valuable of which was:
fountain pen, three scarf pins, and a
razor strOp. The robbery appears 10
have been perpetrated by a boy but
his identity is unknown.
A MELON GIFT-The Republican
force last night was the recipient
of a crate of cantaloupes such as can
be raised only in the Salt River val
ley. They came from the farm Of
that extensive grower, ]. NJ. Sulli-
van, near Glendale who sent them
to his friend d. NJ. Gloss. Mr. Gloss.
who never permits himself to be out
done in generosity, turned them over
to the slaves of the Republican.
SPEEDERS FINED-Bly Wood was
arrested on July for exceeding the
speed limit with his motorcycle. His
case was continued from time TO time
until yesterday when it was given
hearing and he was fined SIS. J. S.
Bore who drives an automobile was
given a similar fine for a similar Of
Tense. \ similar charge against WOolf
Sachs was set for hearing on Mon
day
TELEPHONE WIRES DOWN.
There was a serious arrangement Of
the telegraph wires by a flood west
of Yuma last night. A half mile of
poles went down and how much more
Yuma did not know. vThe telegraph
poles on the des, TT can not stand
much Of a flood. The water begins
running around it and with every
circuit il moves the supporting earth
until in n few minutes there is a
collapse.
WORK OF A RECKLESS DRIVER
Mrs. Al Galpin was severely hurt yes
terday evening at the corner OF Adams
and First street by the carlessness Of
the unknown driver OF a hay wagon.
Mrs. Galpin, accompanied by her son,
was driving along the street when the
wagon, going at n rapid pace, struck
her buggy, Overturning il. Mrs. Cal
pin was picked up unconscious and car
ried into the Savoy theater. where. af-
ter a few minutes she was restored.
Her son was slightly hurt. Mrs. Cal
pins horse ran away but was caught
quickly. The buggy was not greatly
damaged. The driver responsible for
the accident hurried away without
stopping to inquire about the serious
ness of it.
LONG SERVICE RECOGNIZED
Professor ]. d. Lopez, keeper of the re-
cords and seal of the grand lodge
Knights Of Pythias at a meeting OF the
lodge on Friday night was invested by
Deputy Chancellor J. +. Cleaveland with
the badge and honor of past grand
chancellor. This investiture was made
possible by 4 change in the bylaws
of the grand lodge a year ago, pro-
viding that when n member has held
the office Of keeper Of the records
and seal for n continuous period of ten
years he should be entieled to the
highest honors of the grand lodge
Professor Lopez has completed this ser
vitude. He is the only member of the
grand lodge in this domain who has
done 80 and perhaps there are com
paratively few other members of the
order anywhere who have done so.
VISITING RAILROAD MEN-A. r.
Cater general agent of the Arizona
Eastern will be the host of an auto
mobile party today when he will show
number of distinguished railroad
men over the valley and explain to
them that this is the only best coun-
try in the world and that they should
encourage everybody they know to
come here and participate in its pros
perity- There will be five Of them
in the party which will include G. II.
r. Parsons. general passenger agent
of the NJ. /. & r. or the division
Of the Atlantic system Of the South
ern Pacific, operating between New
Orleans and FL Paso. Another mem
Der of the party will be r. e Bat
turs. general passenger agent Of the
Southern Pacific in southern Califor-
mia.
STORY FOR LESLIE-Harry
WEIGH, secretary of the board of
trade. yesterday forwarded to IesIie's
Weekly, story on the bridge and
highway building now being done in
Arizona, together with pictures Of the
territorial bridge at Florence, the
Salt river bridge at Phoenix and the
bridge over the waste way at the
Roosevelt dam. These he explained