Arizona republican., 1914-08-09

LAND SEIEC EO-Ine state yes terday applied for the setting aside of 5000 acres of public land. IN YAvAPAl-Mrs James English, Miss Lena Oppelman and Miss Mamie Brooks have gone to Prescott for a months stay.
 A YOUNG SON-Word reached Phoenix yesterday Of the birth on Wednesday to MT. and Mrs. Thomas Lanigan of Los Angeles of son. Mrs. Lanigan was formerly Miss Bora Cohn of this city.
 OFF TO FLAGSTAFF-Mrs. Joseph Geare, Sr., accompanied by her two sons and daughter, Miss Frances Geare left last week for Flagstaff where they will spend the remainder of the sum- mer.
 TO cALIFORNIA-Mrs. William Graf left yesterday for Los Angeles on visit to her daughter Before re- turning in September, Mrs. Graff will also visit in San Diego and other Cali fOrnia points.
 NATIONAL GRANGE-Is there a member or representative of the Ma tional Grange in Phoenix? The board of trade would like to get in touch with someone connected with the American farm association. FILES NOMINATION PETITlON- Orin l.. Standage, who some days ago announced be would contest the office of county school superintendent at the primary elections in September. yes filed hi C povpinafion r1etition and the necessary papers with the clerk of the board of supervisors. MT. Standage will enter as a democrat FINE FETERITA-The board of trade received a sample of the finest feterita ever seen in these parts It was grown by Perry T. Downing on his ranch miles east of the Indian school He irrigated the land before blowing and the rest of the season let it take care of itself. so the crop is practically the product of dry farming, It was planted on April 1.
 ATTORNEY CANDY ON VAcA- |1lON-Assistant County Attorney Candy. with Mrs. Candy and their two little girls pulled out of Phoenix on
 
 auto trip to take in the Grand Canyon and the show places of the state. On the trip out the party will follow the route through Payson. Oak Creek and Flagstaff The return route will em- brace Ash Fork and Prescott MCLEAN OUT FOR HOUSE-J. F. McClain announces himself as a can q iIa+ ta To the lower house of representatives, subject to the primary elections on September S. MT. McClain whose home is the Double Butte ranch near Tempe holds prominent place among the men of Maricopa county. In agricultural circles particularly he figures high having been president of the Farmers Institute and manager of the mid sum- mer county exhibition. Last year he was elected county fair commissioner for the Arizona state fair MT McClain will contest the seat on the democratic ticket
 JOE CORNERS, CANDIDATE Reese NJ. Ling, who has been mak ing a campaign for United States
 
 state, returned last night by auto mobile from Prescott. Jo Corners, candidate for the lower house of the l state legislature, accompanied him I from Prescott and spent a couple of days in the northern part of Marico- pa seeking the suffrage of the voters l of that part of the county. o. E. l Tuft. the National Biscuit represen- | tative. accompanied Corners and | Ling. The .'oads from Prescott are | excellent, with the exception of q few
 sand washes. and these caused the l Nelie no trouble.
 l WEBER BACK. CRANDAL HAP PY-F P Webber. manager for Ari zona for the National Cash Register company sales department has re- turned from his trip to New York and l Dayton, Ohio and is unharmed. where | fore F R. CrandalI his chubby and l genial assistant in the strife for dol | lars is passing glad. Rumors reached | the original ears of Crandall during 1 the past fortnight if you please that ; MT Webber is strongly considering crossing the water for various belliger-