Arizona republican., 1913-08-10

Cowgirl is d most enthusiastic advo-
 cate of Arizona, and all day long she
 talks it. Now and then she would
 have things a bit different, and her
 one grievance is that she hasn't more
 of the local products to display. T
 want a small bale of alfalfa hay
 says Mrs. Cowgirl T haven't a
 watermelon in the place; not a can
 telOupe, and it's a tragedy not to have a Thompson seedless grape when you see the measIy things that are
 being shown in Los Angeles. There isn't place in the United States where the seedIess grape grows that can compare in flavor with those in our valley. I really should have some. In a few days I am going to exhibit Soudan grass, which I am sure would be q success in Arizona
 It can be sown in rows or planted broadcast and makes good feed for any stock. It's all so interesting. and there is always something new crop ping up. That is one reason why I want to go over this autumn and possibly again later in the winter, for want to keep in touch with the valley. The other reasons? My love for the place, and then, too. I want the people there. to know my work; 1 want them to know what 1 am do-
 ing. To take my slides to Phoenix and use them with my lecture will gratify an old ambition
 All Arizonians who travelled to California hy motor are to meet at the chamber of commerce in Long Beach. August 15, when the return trip will be discussed There has been much informal talk of all returning at the same time and making the run q big automobile event. 1t is to as certain the desires of the motorists that the meeting has been called. In good roads" will be the slogan, and every one who is granted the privilege of a few minutes de- pate will be a good roads booster. Dr. II. A. Hughes is active in making ar for the get-together gath ering, and it is expected that the tou- lists from the various beaches will cooperate with him in the joint in erests of the run and road boosts.
 Their host of friends will regret to earn that MT. and Mrs. Louis Melczer, | who are now in Los Angeles, are to make their permanent home there. 1 Ir Mclczer will retain his interests n Arizona and will divide his time between the two places. Just at pres mt he and Mrs. MelczCr are busily , ,ngaged in finding desirable house l n the fashionable western section of LOS Angeles, where they have de | .ided to locate. Since the marriage 1 If their daughter, Miss Gertrude l | =,,l.I -ear ago, and their taking up their ! esidencc in California, the Melczers ! rave contemplated making the ! .hange As they have but recently | made their plans they are not fully : determined whether to lcIsc or sell l heir place on North Central avenue. 2umor says that MT. and Mrs CeIora i Martin Stoddard are also to desert ! ohoeniX this winter for California j ,1rs. Stoddard is passing the sum ner at the Virginia in Long Beach. ! ut il is understood that if they re main in the neighboring state. Los i Angeles will be their home. They will be greatly missed by the smart 1 set, although there is no doubt but hat they will pass part of the winter n Phoenix with the Isaac Taft Stod- iards.
 
 Cards are out for the wedding of Miss Dora Dolores Cohn and Thomas William Lonigan, which will take place Wednesday evening. August 70. at 164S Ingraham street, Los An geIes. Miss Cohn is the daughter of Mrs. Nalarie Cohn, and the family is well known in Phoenix and Bsbee, 1 where they resided for many years The guest list, which includes one hundred, is made up largely of Ari- zonians. David Cohn, an uncle of he bride, will arrive in California shortly from Lowell and remain until | week after the event
 Arizona women who were actively ,ngaged in the suffrage campaign n this state and who are at present )n the coast are disappointed in Miss Seward Simons' absence from Los Angeles. Mrs. Simons has gone east or the summer, and while there will continue her study of sociological and work Mrs. Simons will llWays be pleasantly remembered by ohoenicians who recall her assistance n the local votes for women cause | As president of the Political Equality eaguc of Los Angeles she sent many pounds of Htrature to the Arizona headquarters.
 MT and Mrs. J. k. Rowlands have gone to santa Cruz for q fortnight md later will pass a few weeks in San Francisco and Seattle. They will De in Southern California in Sep ~-1~~~~