Arizona republican., 1912-07-20

l Hall tonight The uoorS VIII De open
 at nine.
 | THE FORD-S $. Pattee, Tucson; | O. P. Schroart, Galveston, Tex; J. J. l Manzni5o, Los Angeles; H. D. Hall, | Ray: H H. Schweinkey, Camden, N.
 J.; John ] Hodnett, Tempe. GLENDALE'S REWARD-It is re- | ported that Glendale's first car of can | taloupes brought S4 a crate from a l foreign purchaser The Glendale far | mers may well be proud of these ex- cellcnt returns and they may now be well satisfied that their hard earned 1 crop was successful If all of their
 shipments return as good profits. they l may soor boast of fat pocket books.
 THE COMMERCIAL - Granvill l Train, Camp Verde; Arthur Heath, Camp Verde; James Patterson, Mesa; A Boole, Toledo, Ohio; A. w. Bennett. Verde: Glendale; William Schneider, Camp Verde; l.. J. KassoritZ, Chicago; Christ Iaeger, Fl Paso; Geo. Prisch, Tucson; w. D. Benny, Los Angeles; l.. B. Fleischer. Los Angeles; T. C. Poe vers and wife; R. J. Surprenant, Bos- l ton; T. C. Hauck and wife; N. A. l Glass, santa Ann, Cal.
 THE ADAMS-Vernon J. Bartoe Los Angeles: Samuel D. Lucas, Los Angeles, J. J. Miller. Tucson; H. H. SchmOckar. Camden. N. J.; J. w. Ben nie. r.. Clifton; J. B Breathitt, Tue son; A. C. Rose. Chicago R. E. Col | Tier, Sacramento; Jas. F.. Nevins, Los Angeles; F. M. Pool and wife, Winkel- man; Geo. s. Thomas, Fl Paso. Tex; w A. Scriviner. Fl Paso; Otto C. Ern, Fl Paso: R. V. Herger. Topeka: R. D. Williams. Los Angeles; Geo. A. Car 1 ter, Prescott.
 VACATION INTERRUPTED -A sudden call to extra official duties has so far interfered with the plans of Secretary of State Osborn that he has been compelled to forego his vacation which 1e had planned to take on the | coast. Instead of spending the next couple of weeks contiguous to the sad sea waves MT. osborn will leave Sun ] day evening for HolbroOk, where has 1 been called on account of the Sapp~ 1 Larson contested election case. He ] will be nept at Holbrook probably sev- l eral days by that proceeding. I SNG WNN SN 0Sbs-I A 1 Jones' one of the members of the cor | poration commission is still in Wash | ington where he was called some time | ago by q proceeding before the inter 1 state commerce commission. It is eX pected ne will return July 25. Chair | man Geary is also out of town having i gone to the coast to spend a few days He is expected to geturn Monday. In the meantime MT. Cole is the whole ! works in the commissions office and
 is doing his best to make the absence l of his co-laborers felt as little as l possible
 RETURNS FROM EUROPE-Af- 1 ter more than a half years pleasant | stay in Europe. Charles Goldman a | well known business man of Phoenix l returned to the city by the Salt yes terday. MT Goldman accompanied by l his daughter. Miss Rose Goldman wis l ited all the interesting places on the l continent and passed some time in the
 worlds metropolis. and other parts of
 the big little island Their stay in Germany and Switzerland was partic-
 ularly enjoyable for there are many
 friends of the Goldmans in those
 
 indefinitely in the old country.
 MESSENGERS RAcE-Miller's kids
 in other words the Western Union
 messenger boys held an informal but
 genuinely enthusiastic bike race
 around half a businss block yesterday
 afternoon. the excitement practically
 closing the street for traffic for a
 time. The lads started from the of
 flee and rode around the block be-
 tween the alley and Adams streets. l Spectators lined the walk all the way
 to watch the race. Mckinley Roberts Il was speediest and Earl Berger next in
 the first race. and the second went to | another lad with the first winner sec | Ond. The prizes, contributed by Mil
 Ter and some bystanders were large
 bright round iron men. And the mar
 athon consisted of ten laps.
 BROKE HIS pARoLE-H L. Will
 Hams Wno lives on Central avenue is in the county jail in serious trouble, he says, because he got drunk again.
 About two weeks ago he was arrested 1 on the charge of assaulting his wife. He mada applausible talk and strong l promises before Justice JohnStone who | imposed q sentence Of thirty days but
 suspended it on the condition of good
 behavior. On Thursday night there
 was a recurrence of the trouble at the Williams household and the wife emerged from it with the blackest eye
 that has ever been on exhibit in the
 courts of this jurisdiction. Officer l Corners took Williams into custody | again He will now have to serve out
 the original sentence and at the end 1 of it charge of aggravated assault
 will be !C;lged against him.
 Il WANTS JUDGMENT SECURED Suit was filed in superior court yes terday b. A. Baldwin X Co of New Orleans against the Honduras Devel- opment company with it's principal offices d Tucson to secure judgment for several claims aggregating several