Arizona republican., 1912-05-17
FORMER COMMISSIONER

1 FORMER MMlSSlONER.-E R. i Pirtle. of Douglas, former fair com
 missioner, is among the distinguished guests at the Hotel Adams.
 TRAVELLING BY AuTo-Mrs. J II.
 Huntsman and Mrs Nola Berry. trav- cling by auto. reached the Adams yesterday afternoon and registered from Tucson.
 RETURNS TO EAST.-AIiss Nellie O'Bricn left last evening over the Southern Pacific for her home in Kansas City after spending the sea- son in Phoenix.
 MINING MAGNATE-H. II. Me- Donald, mining nagnate of Ray. came to town yesterday and added his autograph to the long list on file in the register of the Hotel Adams. ITS A GlRL-AIr and Mrs. James Alers. of 221 Eas Monroe street, are rejoicing over the arrival. yesterday ! of nine pound baby girl. All con- cerncd are living up to the sterco typed phrase doing we'll MASS MEETING-Citizens of the recently combined Heard and Braad- way school districts south of the river are planning mass meeting for the purpose of deciding upon a location for the new school building HEAVY HAY SHIPMENTS.-Rail- roads report a continuance of the heavy hay shipments inaugurated sev- eral weeks ago. Several hundred car loads of valley hay is finding it's way into the southeast this spring where a good market awaits it.
 CHANDLER EXCURSiON-A R. Cater. personally conducted' the Chandler toWnsite excursion yester- day The special train carried about time. plenty to eat. and enjoyed an inspection of the much advertised Chandler ranch and proposed town.
 LOOKS LIKE OIL-Several Phoe- nix and valley investors are inter- ested in the favorable reports which come from the Seven Lakes district in New Mexico of the oil development there A number of stockholders in the company left last evening for the scene to verify the rumored heap big pool
 HE'S FOR WIlSON-Former Gov 1 ernor Glenn. of North Dakota. en- 1 tertained an audience at the city hall plaza last evening with a few req sons why, in the governors opinion, ] Professor Woodrow Wilson would | make q good president ot these 1 United States. Governor Hunt was "also present"
 SURPRISED FRIENDS Friends !!
 
 Westlcy foreman and bookkeeper uf ! the Hood ranch at Peoria was mar ried The bride is Miss Blanche Me ! kibbcn of Yuma. The wedding took l place at Tucson Thursday and the | happy couple returned to Phoenix l yesterday evening.
 HURLEY HElGHTS-A plat of Hurley Heights was filed with the 1 county recorder yesterday and adds ] still another to the long list of att tractive subdivisions about Phoenix. l Hurley Heights contains forty eight 1 lots and is located between Seventh l and Tenth streets and the Mcdowell l road and Palm Lane
 AsHURsT IN LIMELIGHT- Sen ator Henry r. Ashurst of Arizona, 1 steps into the limolight this week as the "Who's Who and Why in tho | Saturday Evening Post. Th" author of these clever characterizatiOnS, i Samuel G. Blythe makes the most of his material and the subtle satire of the story will not be lost upon Ari zona readers
 INCIDENTS OF COMM ENCE MENT-The "old grads of the Tenn pc Normal will initiate the members of the class of 1912 into the mys teries of the Alumni association on Monday evening, May 27th. at Tempe. Friday evening. May 3lst. at the Nor nal. the twcnty-fourth annual ban quet of the association will take place Personal invitations will not be sent out this year but the officers is sue a general invitation to all alumni to be present. RALPH CAMERON IN TOWN-| Hon. Ralph Cameron, owner of Bright Angel Trli1 in the Grand Canyon. possessor of several rich mining claims. lumber magnate. and Arizona's last delegate to congress. came to town yesterday for the first time since he reIinqushed his office to Congressman Hayden. Mir, Cameron has lost none of his appealing person ality and jovial handshalle. H" is stopping at the Adams, of course, and ] during the day and evening met 1 large number of friends.