Arizona republican., 1914-06-09
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PREPARATION ORDERED - The l corporation commission has ordered the Santa Fe Railway company to refund an overcharge of $l6.9S to the 1 United Verde Copper company. HOMELESS DOGS-J W. Canning, l humane officer. has two dogs for which he would like to find homes. | One is a brown spaniel which would I be a nice playmate for boy. The other is black cocker spaniel. FOR PIONEERS HOME Charles l.. Osburn, secretary of the state i board of control, has gone to Pres colt to confer with J. Alexander, ex- ecutor of the w. c. Parsons estate ! part Of the funds from the sale of l the state will go to the Pioneers home
 i PoisoNER AT WORk-Somebody i who should be in the penitentiary, has /; put out poison in the vicinity of l Twelfth and Portland streets and sev- eral dogs and cats in that neiGhbor- hood have been killed. The officers | believe they have secured clue to the l identity of the criminal and it IS ex- 1 pected that an arrest will shortly be made
 cRITTENToN HOME SOCIAL ! The ladies circle of the Crittenton l home will give the public an oppor- tun:ty to see the home this (Tues- t;ay) evening Ice cream will be served and all are invited. The home is at 1050 East Garfield st. l ard can be reached by the Brill car | line
 WANT FINE HOGS-In letter to 1 the board of trade. Secretary Myers of the Tucson chamber of commerce mentions the fact that there be ranch CTS in the Old Pueblo district who want fine hogs and asks for informa ton concerning the Salt River Valley l supply The breeds required are Duroc Poland China and fancy
 KNOXVILLE GREETING The l board of trade yesterday received word from the Knoxville (Tenn.) tt ard of commerce. inviting the local association to exchange courtesies of member ship. The Knoxville board has been recently reorganized and is now 1 in fine shape owning its own four l story building.
 NEW RURAL ROUTE-On August T Glendale gets second rural mail 1 route The new route will serve 1lo ! families living south and west of Glendale George R. Bennett will he the carrier for the new route out of Toleson, starting in few days. Val ley Heights postoffice, fifteen miles north of Phoenix. will be getting it's mail off Route 6 within a few days MISSIONARY SOCIETY PICNIC The Woman's Home Missionary So ciety of the First M. F. church is
 invited to picnic dinner at the home of Mrs. Rusgles. one mile southeast of Eastlake park today. 1 For those who have no means of conveyance, take the l0:30 o'clock Washington street car to Eastlake park. where carriages will be waiting to convey passengers to the home. PRESBYTERIANS WILL PICNIC The Mems league of the Presbyterian church invites all members of that organization and their friends to bring their dinner tonight at 6:30 to Desert Curve of the Glendale car line and join in feasting on the desert. The moon will come up just as the sun goes down. so that toasts can follow the dinner The league will 1 furnish coffee and ice cream for all. Special arrangements will be made for those desiring to take the 6 o'clock car at First and Washington streets
 THE INHERITANCE OF SAINTS
 For this cause We also do no, lcease to pray for you giving thanks unto the Father. which hath made
 us meet to be partakers of the in heritance of the saints in light: who hath delivered us from the power Of darkness and hath translated us in
 to the kingdom of His dear Son: who is the image of the invisible God. the first born of every creatur. for by him were all things created. that are in heaven. and that are ir earth; and He is before all thing, and by Him all things consist.-Col. i to r.
 WATERMELON DAYS ARE HERE The crop of waterlnelnns in the valley this year is estimated at from 200 to 250 cars-by far the largest yield in the history of this article here. The entire crop is practically controlled by the Union Melon GLOW CTS association and the Walter Hil , company have been appointed exclu- sive selling agents. that firm having given such good service in the sale of last seasons crop The first caI will he loaded tomorrow and iron that time on one or more cars vii go out daily for week. By the enc of June the output will he at least
 five car loads daily
 SAN MARCOS GUESTS-The fol lowing guests were registered at tht Hotel San Marcos during the pas
 week: w F. DWyer. Tucson: D. B ] Wyander, San Francisco: George A 1 MintZ and party. Phoenix: Mir. anC Mrs. Thompson. Phoenix: MT. ant Mrs Jack Tebbetts. Phoenix: Franl
 NJ. Lally. Phoenix: F.. w. Hudson
 Sacaton E. Getaway, Mesa: Franl
 A. Thackery and son, Sacaton: w. z