Arizona republican., 1912-07-31
AN OFFICIAL VAcATION-SidI

AN OFFICIAL Sidney Osborn. secretary of state, is spend ing a few days at Los Angeles and the coast resorts. He will return about August S.
 PRIME ALBERTAS- J. Henry presented the board of trade with a fine exhibit of genuine Alberta peaches yesterday Another sample will be sent to the Los Angeles of flee.
 BACK FROM COAST-Dr. J. T. Dunlap and mother arrievd yesterday morning from California where they have been enjoying the cool sea breez- es The '9Octor has fully recovered from his attack of rheumatism and will re- sume his practice
 FOR SAN DiEGO-Mrs. E. s. HaWley and Mrs. Maud Battin leave today for San Diego, where they will remain for a few months. They will also visit the various beaches in or der to complete an enjoyable vaca- tiOn.
 ATTORNEY HERE-Frank E. Cur. ley. city attorney for Tucson, is in the city looking into a case against the Tucson Electric Light and Power company, which is to come before the corporation commission in Sep tember
 THE FORD-W B. Nash and wife, McCabe; c. H. Bissell, Globe; A Me Canna, Kansas City; E. Nader, Ray; H Prick. Flagstaff; Chas J. Asch, Globe; NJ, E. Patton. Ash Fork; Mar ion Yours, Denver; Ed F. Raush, New York; T. A. Markley, San Diego.
 SUIT FOR DlVORCE-Suit for div orce was filed in superior court yes terday by Thetis Sanders against c. E. Sanders, who were married here about two years ago. The complaint charges cruelty and relates a story of it that cannot very well appear in print
 ILLNESS OF MIR. COLE-A. w Cole, member of the board of cor although he was able to be at his desk yesterday after a days layoff. Mrs. Cole, who has been visiting relatives in Douglas, is expected to return within a day or two.
 TO SAVANNAH J. Walsh, the agency cashier for the Mutual Life Insurance company of New York, leaves today with his family to visit their former home in SaVan- nah. Ga. It has been several years since they have seen the home place, so the trip will be all the more in teresting
 CONDITIONS WERE REVERSED An error occurred yesterday morning in the Ad of the New York Store in which it appeared that embroiders were on special sale at One-third off and laces at half price. The terms should have been reversed. Embroi dAies, half price and laces. one third off. on account of this error the New York store renews the offer for to- day as will be seen in the advertise ment of the store.
 THE COMMERCIAL Neavx 1 Cleveland; F. L. Kintz. Tempe; D. M | WNnhoop, Prescott; Bailey NJ Me | Afee, Prescott; A. w. Stout, Gila Bend | w. J. G1nnan, Fl Paso; J. G. Carney | Mesa; Anna F.. Bourell, Arizona; Oar 1 Worth. Kngman; w. H Slaughter l Glendale. " A. Heile. Paris, Texas; M | $ French, Casa Grande; J. N Rich ard, Los Angeles; A. Laffine, Mesa; | Roy Winton, Mrs. Claud C. Ray, Dc Luan, Ark; Abe Agnine. Ray; J. C l Bradbury, Prescott.
 A VOTE OF THANkS-The me chanical department of The Repub- | lican wishes to thank MT A. J. Smitf of the Arizona Grocery company fol | the excellent watermelons which h' presented them last night MT. Smitf | has been very generous in giving hl: presents to The Republican and every one from the editorial staff to thu paper carriers has enjoyed them. is the custom of the mechanical de partment to have a little nocturna banquet about midnight and MT Smiths delicious melons have oftei complemented the feast on the com
 posing tables"
 THE ADAMS-M. B. Luthy, Ray Daivi Margon. Spokane; Robt C | Manning. Los Angeles; C. N. Jordan
 Detroit; C. E. Walker, Denver; Nil
 and Mrs A U Morse, Kansas City ]. w. .Kiney, Bisbee; C. w. Hartel
 Redondo Beach; Nott F. Guild. Re
 Rock; " l.. Osborn. Rochester; A. M
 Tuthill, MOrenci; Leon Abels, Ney
 \ ork; Paul F. Fernald, Tucson; JnC c. GrunNay, Warren; T. w. McNa
 mara, Chicago; w c. Rasmussen Chicago; o. E. Thorpe, Hayden; Mrs ! Deamig, Hayden; Mrs. Davis, Hayden
 R. F. McCrae. San Francisco; Chas | Raya, Ray.
 BUCKEYE ALFALFA-There l some uneasiness among farmers an
 others regarding the Buckeye alfalf
 crop This is one of the principa
 sources of seed supply for the stat
 and any serious loss would be Widel
 felt Definite information is lackln but it is believed that the late rain
 may have had a serious effect. Re
 ports received a few days ago sal
 the crop was just ready for threshin
 and that a fine yield was expected
 Since that information was received however, there have been two or thre heavy rains in that section and 1t believed much of the crop may hay been caught and ruined.
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