Arizona republican., 1912-07-24

A PAIR TO K. C.-Lew Weber and A N. Tisdale took their departure
 Kansas Cityward last night.
 FOR iOWA-Mrs. H. L. Pattee of Wickenburg left for Sioux City, Ia., yesterday, where she will visit her relatives. FOR THE COAsT-Mrs. L. Xiii leen and daughter, Mary, left for San l Diego yesterday, following the many other pleasure seekers.
 BACK FROM COAsT-A. A. Betts of the Santa Fe office returned from
 the coast yesterday, having left his familygto enjoy the cool breezes
 GONE TO osEvELT-Project
 Engfneec Fitch went to Roosevelt yes l terday to look over general conditions | and the progress of events recently. A SHORT ViSiT-H C. Storey superintendent of the s. F., P & P lines of the Santa Fe, was in town yesterday, returning to Prescott last night.
 FOR THE WHITE MOUNTAiNS.- w. s. Pickrell and party left yester day morning for an outing in the White mountains. They go by wagon via Roosevelt and Globe.
 DILLON IS AT HOME-Joseph Dil- lon, clerk. of the supreme court. has returned from a brief visit with his friends at Prescott to which place he went Saturday morning.
 ROCK ISLAND MISSIONARIES R Seeds, commercial agent of the Rock Island railway company with headquarters at Fl Paso, was in the city on business bent.
 BUSINESS CLASS MEETlNG.- 1 The Loyal Sons class of the Chris ti4n church will hold it's monthly bus 1 mess meeting tonight at the church.
 Every member is urged to be present. TO THE cOAST.-Mrs J. c. Graves left Sunday night for Oakland where she Yill--spend a month visiting her daughter. She will then go to South ern California for short stay before returning to Phoenix.
 MUSCAT GRAPES.-The first Mus cat grapes of the season appeared in the city market yesterday, The Mis- sion grapes are just right for jelly 1 but will not yet be brought to market unless ordered.
 THE FORD-A B. Schwenk. Ray; John Foster, Warren; R. l.. Stollings, Warren: James Miller, IT, John A. Grant, Mesa; A. F. KOehler. Jr., Fl Paso; c. A Greenlaw. Flagstaff; R. ! Wayland, Los Angeles; R. ROnstadt and family. Tucson.
 THE ADAMs-H T. Beresford.
 Los Angeles; R. B. Seed, Fl Paso; | E. C. Richards. Denver: Frank w. 1 McDaniels, San Francisco; Francis M Hartman. Tucson; J. C. Griffith, l Denver; C. w Leifield Salt Lake; E. E. Potter St. Joseph; w. F. Null 1 Ter. Tempe; F. c. Earle and wife, l Fl Paso; J. Kruttschnitt, Jr, Fl | Paso: Edward Thornton. Superior; ; J. J. Miller. Tucson
 BROKE HIS ARM.-The thirteen year old son of George R. Brewster was crossing at the intersection of
 East Washington and Fifth streets | yesterday forenoon, on bicycle His
 machine hit the rail and threw him l down in such a way that his right
 arm was broken in two places be- tween the elbow and shoulder. He was taken to his home at 1052 West | Polk street and given medical atten- l tion.
 NEWS IS CONFERENCE.-The news recently received by the fair commis- sion to the effect that the fourth regi- ment band would be ordered here for fair week has been confirmed by a 1 telegram which Governor Hunt yester- day received from Senator Ashurst Ashurst said the order already has been issued by the secretary of war and provides for a practice march for a squadron from Fort Huachuca to Phoenix.
 TOMATO DAY. This is tomato day at the city market. The toma- toes are fine, large and smooth, oi the stone variety, and the price VIII
 be only two cents pound, so go ear ly and avoid the rush. The purpose of the special day and special price lis that it is the height of the tomato season and it is desirable to dispose of the surplus. Att two cents the house wife can well afford to can to- matoes and make preserves of them l THE COMMERCIAL John A I Crienway. New York; w. A. Camp
 bell. Bisbee; E. B. Fatman, Los An eeles: J. P. PrOssou and wife, Los i
 Verde. w. N. Palmer, Mesa; O. K
 White, Indianapolis; w. T. Stephen,
 son. Fl Paso; J. P. Richard, J. E
 Richards. F. w. Eckles, Detroit; Wm
 HI. LePage, Winkelman; P. Carrigan F. E. Ford. St Louis; J. w. Weeks
 Mesa; John Nelson, Tucson; E. G
 Huss, Tucson: J. c. Marr. Mesa
 CANTALOUPE SlTUATiON.- The
 cantaloupe crops, at least so far q:
 the local supply of the Phoenix mar , ket is concerned, has reached its higf mark and is beginning to wane. The cants are coming to market in small CT quantity though they keep coming and will do so for long tune yet The recent rains are said to nave damaged the" crop a little but to nc great extent Had the downpour O last Saturday been followed by an otbar of the same sort the next day