Arizona republican., 1915-06-10

l Macarthur Brothers are in the east does l not mean the sale of Jeffery cars has 1 stopped. One was sold yesterday by Bud Van Sweringen to D. H. Jones. a stockman Of northern Arizona This : is the third sale this week. FOR APACHE FARMERS.-D. K. 1 Udail of St. Johns ana J. T. Lesueur
 of Mesa met yesterday with the state tax commission relative to re- | lief for the farmers of Apache county. | whose lands were swept by the
 floods caused by the breaking of the | Lyman reservoir.
 TO THE WHITE MOUNTAINS | Light, Ice and Water company for gone to the White Mountains to look 1 into alleged violations of the game laws in that region. He will be gone about five weeks and plans to visit the Apache national forest before his return.
 GOOD ROADS eOoK-A few copies of the Good Roads Year Book. pub iished by the American Highway Asso- citation. are left al the chamber of com merce. They are being sold a mod crate price. Practically all the good roads information is contained in the year book.
 FRUIT COMING lN-Tne first of the
 annual crop of processing fruit was
 received at the chamber of commerce
 yesterday in the form of some samples of two varieties of early peaches. They were donated by the Ernest Hall ranch. They will be treated and put up in jars for exhibition.
 TEMPE COUPLE MARRIED
 Miss Minnie Smith. daughter of Mir
 and Mrs. B. M. Rogers, was united
 in marriage yesterday to Lewis c.
 Hoon. son of MT. and Mrs. c. l..
 HOon of Los Angeles. The ceremony
 was performed by Justice of the Peace P. P Parker. NJ. Joe Murphy and Miss Elna BraybrOok attended the young people. They will reside
 in Tempe.
 CAR OF "cANTS"-A carload of canteloupes was received here yester-
 day by the Walter Hill company. said to be tie first shipped into Arizona this season. These came from Brawley,
 California, in the Imperial Valley, whose total output will be between four ana five thousand cars this season. Salt River Valley canteloupes will be on the market here in quantities in few weeks
 MISSIONARY PICNIc-The Wo- mans Home Missionary society of the First M. E. church will hold it's annual all day meeting at the country home of Mrs. Ruggles Friday. Members are privileged to invite their hushdnds and friends Each person is expected to bring one article of food. All those who have no means of conveyance will be met at East Lake park at ten o'clock and taken to the Ruggles home.
 CREIGHTON p. T. ASSOcIATIoN- The monthly meeting of Creighton Parent Teacher Association will be held at the schoOlhouse on Friday eve ming June II. There will he a peace program. followed by social hour. All members of the association with their families. and patrons of the district. are cordially invited to attend This will he the first meeting since the annual election Of officers and it is hoped to enlarge the membership of the asso- citation
 MURPHY ON TRIP. - Deputy Sheriff Jim Murphy left last evening for Santa Fe. the capital of New Mexico. to obtain eXtradition papers for Albert Erhardt wanted here for deserting his wife and children. He was captured by the sheriff of Dona Ana county at Las Cruces, where Murphy will go after him. =.
 NEW NOTARY.-A notarial com mission was issued yesterday at the office of the secretary of state to Julian A. Gang of Phoenix
 STOCkDALE LECTURE-The sec Ond of the Stockdale lecture series will 1 he presented in Phoenix next Monday | evening. June IA About one month | ago. Stockdale delivered the first lec- ture of the series here and his talk l was very well received and he Will | he greeted by a large au- dience at his next lecture. His subject | will be How Truth in Advertising | Wins. He comes here under the aus l pices of the Phoenix Ad. Club. and rep | resents the educational committee of | the Advertising Clubs of the World. | The place of the meeting will be an nCunCed later