Arizona republican., 1915-10-10


 Denver; L. De Lara, Los Angeles; H. T. Weldon, Phoenix; J. W. Parr Gila.; J. w. Smith and wife. G1Ia; F. E. McCullOch, Los Angeles; H. D. Hurlburt, Los Angeles: P. B. Frank lin. Yuma.
 CAL MESSNER AWAY Cal Messner of the Southwestern Car buretor company, left yesterday on a business trip to Casa Grande and Tucson, distributing Congress and Pullman tires. He was accompanied by F. w. Brong.
 VALUATION INCREASED - The state tax commission yesterday added two items to the valuation of private car lines operating in the state The valuation of Armour and company was fixed at S2200, and that of the Cudahy Packing company at $165O
 AUTO BUCkS-In attempting to back out from the curb on Central avenue at the National Bank of Ari- zona building yesterday afternoon, Lincoln Fowler made a miscalcula- tion and drove his runabout into the runabOut of Assistant City Attorney Laney. The Laney machine was badly damaged, one wheel being crushed beyond repair and other damages inflicted.
 ACTION FOR DIVORcE-An ac- t1on was begun in superior court yes terday by Ruben Hill for a divorce from his bride of two months. This follows a stormy few weeks of welded life with the end in sight about one week ago when Mrs. Hill created a scene at their home on Grand avenue, when her husband en- deavored to spend the night at the home of a neighbor where Mrs. Hill was denied admittance
 YOUNG COUPLE MARRIED-Mar- ried Saturday evening by Rev. Harker, Amy K Philes and William J. Sween at the parsonage of the North Methodist church. Miss Philes has been con nected with the Mutual Film company as stenographer for the last year Mr SWeen was for years with the Phoe- nix Steam Laundry and the last two years with the Troy Laundry Roy N Davidson acted as best man, while Miss Philes was attended by Mrs. Hazel Humphreys, sister of the groom.
 DR. MoNIcAL RETURNS-Dr and Mrs. Grant c. Monical have returned from most pleasurable trip to In diana. There they visited friends at Martinsville and Indianapolis Dr. Monical renewed his acquaintance with James Whitcomb Riley, whose birthday was observed as a holiday at his home Dr. Moni- cal says that wheat and corn crops were never more bounteous and that the fruit trees in Indiana are fairly grooming under the weight of their products After all he is glad to be back in Phoenix. Wouldn't make his home back east if they would give him the entire section.
 MORE TRUCK GARDENS - In speaking yesterday of the general con- dition surrounding the business of truck gardening in the Salt River val ley Marshall Humphrey, manager of the Phoenix Seed company. stated that for some reason the farmers of this section have been going into the matter on a more extensive scale than they have been in the habit of doing for the past few years. Owing to the fact that there is a growing demand for this class of produce, a large number of the most progressive grow CTS in the valley have been lately their attention to this most profitable form of farming, and MT. says that his firm has been called upon to furnish an un- usually large amount of the kinds of seeds necessary for this line. It is his opinion that the opening of the new public market will be a great in- centive for the growers to enter into the truck gardening end of the busi ness, inasmuch as the new market will provide an excellent means by which the raiser will be enabled to come into direct contact with the con- arrangement which will be profitable In the sales of seed for the larger tracts of land, Mir. Humphrey states that right now barley is the grain that is chiefly in that cereal being used a great deal at this season for planting in with the fields of alfalfa for win Ter pasturage.