Arizona republican., 1912-07-24

stead of being at the ends The ten
 minute cars will also have motor
 man and a conductor on them. The
 cars are expected here in about a month and will not be used until the second track in finished.
 Virgil Bonn has just secured the agency for the Pope motorcycle and has purchased one for his own use. The Pope is a new one in this valley. but it's superiority has been proven in California and other states where motorcycles are used extensively. The new machine is very neat looking and can be seen at any time on the White Leghorn ranch.
 Mrs Berger is building a very at tractive bugalow on one of her lots facing the car line The house is one and a half story and is built of red brick. Mrs. Berger is making this one of the most convenient homes in the district.
 Work on Vaughn Bros. new store is progressing rapidly. The roof has been laid and the front finished and the contractor, J. E. Tannehill, says work soon will be started on the
 interior
 The Black Canyon club held it's regular meeting last Friday night. The attendance was large and many interesting topics were discussed. The principal speaker. J. E. Mool, said much in the line of patriotism; he said that as soon as man hires a foreign element that man is commit ting treason for the simple reason that he is throwing his own country men out of work and by doing so is beginning to make hoboes and tramps which turn out in many cases to be thieves and even murderers. He said
 also that these people send their
 money out of this country to their
 own. when in case of war against
 us they would be fighting us with
 money that should have been left at
 home and given to the sick and
 starving thousands of our larger
 cities A select reading was then
 given and the members all stood and
 sang the Star Spangled Banner A
 few social hours were then spent at
 cards and other games. The next
 meeting will be held on next Friday
 evening
 The valley cantaloupe growers as
 sociation is busy packing the extra
 heavy crop of the delicious fruit on
 the J. F Cleaveland ranch. The
 cants all are in fine shape and are
 demanding higher prices in the east
 ern market than was at first eX-
 pected.
 After long term of suffering
 George L. Bais passed away Wed
 nesday evening, at their south of the
 Indian school. MT Bais came west
 from his native state, Virginia. about
 five years ago, having lived in Cal :
 ifornia until about two years ago.
 when he moved to Arizona. He was
 an ardent member of the jointers' and
 earpenters' union and. was dearly be-
 loved by all brethren. He is sur vived by two small children and. mo- ther, who are now cast upon thls world without sufficient means to prevent hunger, and the care of these helpless immediately will be looked into.
 Mrs Newman left last week for Flagstaff where she will spend the remainder of the summer with her son. who is heavily interested in sheen. Mrs. Newman does not eX- pect to return till later in the fall The regular meeting of the Wom- ans Missionary society was neld | last Thursday at the Bethel church The attendance was large consider r. | ing the time of the year The suo- ject for discussion was The Litera : ture for Young and Old" Many new | and good ideas were planted In the hearts of the members and will be great help to the entire community
 The leader, Mrs. Shidler, returned