Arizona republican., 1912-07-25

THE FORD-W. $. OLeary, Chi cago: A. F. Grote, Kansas City; MT. and Mrs. Louis Herbert, Dubuque, la; MT. and Mrs R. WoOdsOn, Chandler; B. A. Barr. Ray; MT. and Mrs. Ru- doIph Kucher, ogden; John A. Cant, Mesa.
 MEETING POSTPONED Repre- sentatives of the commercial organiz ations of the valley were to have as sembled at Mesa city yesterday after noon to discuss freight rates on al falfa and other matters pertaining to hay shipments. The meeting was postponed to an indefinite time on account of the rain.
 ANDERSON-POR R. Miss Eu- nice Porter, daughter of Mrs. May Porter was married Sunday, July 21st. at Avalon, Catalina Island, to Guy w Anderson. They expect to remain there for the summer The
 bride was born and reared in Phoe nix and has a wide circle of friends who will wish herself and husband
 the greatest possible happiness and prosperity
 TO BE RATIFIED AGAlN-Ar- engagements are under way at Pres
 cctt for a Wilson Marshall ratifica-
 tion meeting to be held by the dem ocrats there Saturday night. The list of speakers is now being made by w Paul Geary, of this city, chair man of the corporation commission, has been invited to deliver an ad- dress. J. P. Linney, a member of ic hoi of ha committee on speakers.
 WILL LOCATE IN BUCKEYE - Dr w R Franklin, a graduate of the Chicago College of Medicine and Sur gery, who has been here for several weeks and who has been licensed to practice by the state medical board, has decided to locate in Buckeye. Mrs. ! Franklin is expected to arrive from | Chicago tonight and they will leave at once for their new home. Dr. Franklin was induced by Dr Thayer,
 former resident of Buckeye. to make his home there.
 THE ADAMS-A. c. Eames, Los
 Angeles; Roland A Flames, New
 York; w. J Palmer. Kansas City;
 Mrs. C. D. Hamilton, Los Angeles; l Muller. Ray; J. H. Davis, Ray; F. NJ.
 Pool, Wnkelman; P, NJ. Record, Hay
 den: F Backofein, Ray; R Leonard.
 Ray; M B Lufty, Ray; Frank Schil- ling. Ray; A j. Maclean, Hayden; l..
 S Gates. Ray; c. Hoppermoth. Pueblo; 1 T H Taylor. Denver; Howell Jones, i Topeka; w. F .Taliafero, Topeka. WHEN TO PLANT-The board of 1 trade has had printed a leafIet for general distribution, that should be a | handy reference for all farmers, but particularly for the new residents who are not familiar with the climate and 1 it's relation to the crops here. The | leaflet gives the proper dates for planting and the usual season of har- vesting over fifty fruits, grains, vege- tables and other valley crops The leaflet is not only free but the board
 is anious to furnish it to all who de- sire it.
 THE CoMMERCiAL-F. H. Ster- ling. Philadelphia; A. L. Leonard, Los Angeles: Chas L. King, Los Angeles; Ben Frankel, Los Angeles; H. A. Cart wright, Los Angeles; Chas. l.. Leigh, Casa Grande: Everett Peterson, Casa Grande; Maggie Smith, MT. and Mrs u T. Winer M. l.. West, Oklahoma; F. R. Falman. Los Angeles; J. H. Hen ness. Tempe: H. w. Paul. Charles Hines. Douglass; Anthony Morril Globe: J. w. Smith Prescott: $. A Motley. Mesa: F. Lambert, Wieken- burg: w G. Bowman, Nogales; w. G. | Gilmore, Tombstone.
 TRAVELLED AsRoAD.-The five
 vear-old son of j. Underwood living
 several miles west of the city on the
 Yuma road yesterday set out to see
 the world He was accompanied by
 vounger sister After playing along
 the bank Of the Salt River valley canal
 then running full of water the lltti"
 girl turneG and want back home. me
 mother of the children did not mss the bov at once but at noon when ne had not returned his father set out , in search of him. first telephoning the
 office of the sheriff. MT. Underwood came to town and it appeared that all 1 most everybody along the road had l seen the child. But at Five PolntS he
 was unable to get any further trace oi 4 him Then the father went to the
 sheriffs office and was advised to re- turn to Five Points and make care ful search in that vicinity on leaV- l ing the court house and reaching the street he saw a man coming doWh with q child seated on the handle par of his bicvcIe It was the youthtul
 wanjerer who was being taken to the police station to await inquiry by his . owner.