Arizona republican., 1912-06-18
ONE CROP PAID
 ALL EXPENSES
This Is Creighton District Hay and the Next Five Crops Will Be All Profit, Save the Cutting and Marketing.

CREIGHTON June 17-Inez Thrift has just returned from the Uni- versity of Tucson. She will spend the summer with her parents on the Mcdowell road after which she will again attend the university.
 c. P. Munger of the Munger Bros. CO, has been looking over the com ing olive crop. MT. Munger has been in the olive business for over eight years and says this is the best crop he has ever seen. Extra room will be made in the factory for the handling of this crop.
 C. NJ. Etter says he made a little over $26 per acre from his first cut ting of alfalfa and says this will pay for the taxes and assessments on the land, and he is expecting about five more crops this summer which he will bale and stack till this winter when prices advance.
 Mir. Jesse Egly who has been spending the winter and spring with Joe Egly will leave for the east to- night. MT. Egly seemed well pleased with the valley and may return in fall.
 Misses Josephine and Angeline Mol let will leave for southern California Tuesday or Wednesday to join their mother who left for there about three weeks ago.
 MT. Helm manager and owner of the Helm nurseries reports his or ange trees budded last fall in fine shape only a small per centage of them are dying These fine hardy trees will be ready for the market in fall and spring
 The small son of MT. and Mrs Ira Eupp living in the Germania place. is in a critical condition.
 The meetings held at the mission ary tabernacle Sunday were we'll at tended. The subject for the morn ing sermon was Die to Yourself' and in the evening the sermon was on the line of excuses given by Christians The tabernacle is one of the coolest places of worship in the city for the opening of the sides causes a cool breeze to sweep through the building making it very pleasant The special and regular an nOuncement for the coming week are as follows: Prayer meeting on Wed nesday evening at s. The prayer meetings have recently been changed from Thursday to Wednesday. Child rens meeting on Saturday D. m. at 3 o'clock. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Regular preaching at II a. m. and in the evening services as usual Ep- worth League at : and preaching again at s.
 T. T. Powers is busy making pre- parations for the final closing of the bond sale for the new school. The date on which work will start has not been given but MT. Powers says it will not be long before the foun- dation will be started
 MT. Jacob Kleck and wife left last week for Caliente Hot Springs. MT. Kleck expects to stay at that place till he again gets his health in it's former condition. They will be gone about thirty days.
 Great plans were made by a party of young gents in this district to serenade the neWlyweds when the Kilius- -Egly knot was tied, but after the party was fully organized and on the grounds: their hearts were broken over the very appropriate lecture de- livered by Policeman Amos Egly. MT Fgly gave them good advice.
 Automobile speeding is being prac- ticed very much lately on some oi the good stretches of road endanger- ing the safety of the people driving teams The people of this section are becoming indignant and will use ever! effort to have it stopped.
 MT. Will Creighton has his thresh'