Arizona republican., 1914-08-20

| coast resorts. Upon his arrival Hal
| c. Bennett and family left for the
enjoyment of the same sea breeZes
While away the BENEFITS will enjoy
lCalifornia's good roads in the new
Marmon car.
KINNEY WAS LEFT OUT-In
printing the list of nominees of the
Republican party yesterday the name
of j. H. Kinney, republican candidate
for county treasurer, was left off the
list. Mr.. Kinneys papers were filed
with those of the other candidates
of the party. He is too we'll known
in the valley to be left off of any
Thing. For years he has been prom
iinent in his party's councils here.
ORME HOME-President John P.
IOrme of the Water Users returned
from the coast yesterday. He says
that it is comfortably warm in Phoe'
nix as compared with the winter-like
rigours of the California big cities.
Mr. O.me will at once begin prepar-
ing the statements to be made by the
association to Chief Counsel Will X.
King, who is to arrive in Phoenix
soon after the first of the month.
WHO FOUND HIS TickET-Mr. R.
w. Sears of Ell Centre, Calf, returning
from a trip to Denver, Colo, de-
cided when he reached Maricopa to
take look at Phoenix as he had never
seen the metropolis of the southwest,
and while looking over the town he
visited several places, also lost his note
book containing his pass port to San
Diego, Calf. Anyone finding it will be
rewarded by presenting it to the
Southern Pacific depot before $50 a.
m. today.
| GAME LAWS DIsREGARDED-
| Judge Parker is receiving num-
Der of complaints from farmers OF
the valley, of the disregard shown
for the game laws and the law
which prohibits the shooting of fire
larms from the public highway and
in the vicinity of habitations. Ranch
ers living by the river have had
particular cause for complaint re-
lce.tly, and Judge Parker gives this
out as a warning that efforts are
being made to suppress the nuisance.
NOLL TOURS YOSEMlTE-Gus
Nolls tour through the Yosemite
| \dIltN Has optiitu up d oPiNiNiu ~
lationship between the Northern Cal
ifornia Auto club and the Phoenix
board of trade 1t was in conse-
quence of inquiries Noll made to
Secretary Briggs of the auto club,
that this working partnership was
started The board of trade will
boost California tours, and the auto
club will maintain an information
bureau on Arizona roads, particular
" the Phoenix Roosevelt scenic
| highway.
| FARM EXPERTS AT PICNIC
Prof. Stanley F. Morse, of the uni .
versity department of agriculture. has
assured the board of trade that he
will attend the joint picnic for the
farmers today. and will bring G. w.
Barnes. an expert farm advisor. Mr..
Barnes is q specialist on live stock,
and will give some good ideas of
farm advisor work. 1t is now prac-
tically sure that there will be farm
advisor service in this valley before
long. George Alkire, one successful
r2ncher, has gone on record as say
ing that Il would like to have him
at my farm all the time!'
THIRTEENTH HOUR CANOl-
+ DATES-The completing list of nomin-
alton petitions filed with the clerk of
the board of supervisors after the bust
, ness hours of the office is as follows:
, j. S. Jencks republican and j. f. Nell
, son, republican, for state senator: Car
, rett Schiller, republican, o. E. Schupp,
republican, L. E. Bigley, republican
and H. l. Helm, republican for the
r house of representatives; E. f. Jack,
q democrat, for member of the board Of
supervisors J. w. Martin, democrat
! for justice of the peace for the west
q Phoenix precinct; T. B. Daniels, dem
ocrat, for precinct committeeman
Glendale; and Albert D. Leyhe, demo-
crat, for committeeman of the Phoenix
. precinct No. s.
TOO MUCH SPEEDING-The
: have been many complaints just re-
I. Gently of speeding in the main thor
= Ioughfares of the town, more partic-
= | ularly on South Central avenue.
. There is a speed limit on that road
, OF fifteen miles an hour, designed
: to keep the speed of vehicles within
r reasonably safe limits. This, how
?. ever, is completely disregarded by
= La number of regular users of the
road, with the consequence that the
o speed commission and law abiding
users of the road have lodged many
, complaints and Elsie Hartman
G Though their vigilance, was brought
q before Judge Parker to answer 2
q charge of speeding. The nuisance or
= Central avenue is being given esr@-
o cial attention by the speed commits
: sion, and every effort will be madt
n t. prevent any further violation u
10 the law and the driving to the com
It mon danger which is becoming Sc
prevalent.
If RECORD PATENT RECEIPTS
ri Yesterday was record day on pat
Or ents. Register Weedin received doc
k. uments turning over public land t
"a the following: Lonza A. Bradberry
10 Jonathan f. Harr, Edward w. Nc
If Carthy, Levi E. Bradberry, Allel
in Bradberry, w. o. Hill, Clara B. Sum
= rell, Theodore F. Gay, VIM. R. Cole
T. 3. B. n. Rodman, H. w. Hasselgrer
~ w. G. Babb, Juan Acuna. Anne N
ne Kinsella, II. A. Hills, c. H. Miller
e F. Prescott w n Faust Wardi