Arizona republican., 1914-04-30
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COTTON BULLETIN-Cotton grow ing in the Salt River valley is fully described in the department of agricul- ture bulletin of that name, to be re- ceived In large quantities by the board Of trade as soon as the mails can get them here from Washington The pamphlets are present from Hon. Carl Hayden.
 FLOWER SEEDS-In answer to many inquiries of late. the board of trade has had to answer, No. we have no flower seeds yet Yet is past. The board is now plentifully supplied with the germinal appliances of sundry beautiful flowers. And il is willing to part with them in medium sized paste board envelopes as fast as the people come in and demand them.
 weekly meeting of the Womans Christian Temperance Union will be held as usual on Thursday after noon at 227 West Monroe st The evan gelistic services begin at 2:l5 D. m. The membership contest is drawing to d close and each member should have at least one new name to pre- sent The program which is being prepared by the president is sure to be interesting and visitors will be cordially welcomed
 THE CRY OF THE UNDER DOG A large number of tickets to the lecture of II. Fleury, The cry of the 'nder Dog" at LamSon's Hall to- night have been sold. Mir Fleury is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania He is a pleasing speaker and his topic is one to which he has given much study. MT.
 fleury is not q stranger in Arizona.
 He has been q resident of Phoenix for three months. and before coming here he had charge of d school in the Upper Gila valley.
 ONE ON THE DETECTiVE-A de- tective who works sometimes under as signment from the sheriffs office en- countered a peculiar case yesterday and had he known as much when he
 tackled the case as he does now, 1t IS doubtful if the laugh would be on him as much as it is. It occurred this wise. A Chinese was suspected of practicing medicine without a license, and the de- tective assigned to the job. He went down there telling the Chinese that he was suffering from certain ailment. "I.ats allrightee I flixee him" said the almond eyed one going into back room. He came back with bottle 1 filled with Silc looking mixture Are you sure this will do the work?'' in uIired the detective Sure. evly time said the Chinee. You taken dosee right now. heap good'. The detective did as desired and has been sick ever 1 since
 HARNESS OWNER LOCATED Walter Greenan of the New Market yesterday identified a set of harness taken with other plunder a few days
 ago when the police arrested four men and two women on suspicion
 as being his property. The harness was stolen from his stables over
 three months ago There is still a large quantity of goods unclaimed at l the police station There are two
 Knights Templar grand encampmen' badges one being of the cOnclave ir Louisville in 1901. and another of thu Anderson, Indiana. cncampment 1T 1898 If the owner of these badges would appear at the police station h'
 might find some other goods belong ing to him and thereby assist ir clearing up more of the mystery.
 | M'GRATH ON DuTY-Polccmar
 John McGrath is again on duty afte an illness of about ten days durini
 which time he underwent an opera
 ton. He is greatly improved