text: Osborn GMSIMr - I v • ~, Jn R W. *%■ ■ ■ ■ - g v -.. A - : '-P jj| w a**- Sk <Wa&£h|r MMgk 3 1 :iii b -v i jgp» 1& I. fij&. ■Sh9£Hßg& " J^M Wm^mmkM <&... - Sidney P. Osborn Dues not seek the governorship of Arizona on the demands of any other candidate. HIS RECORD IS ON STRAIGHT HE HAS MADE GOOD. HE HAS KEPT THE FAITH. HE KNOWS HOW Osborn will be nominated because he is the best man for the job. He stands for efficiency in government —Economy in administration —He-has the ability—He has the experience—Why experiment is Osborn For Governor (Primary September 10) Kelvin Lumber and Supply Company Dealers in Lumber, Sash and Doors, Shelf and Heavy Hardware, Builders’ Hardware, Paints and Oil, Building and Roofing Paper, Wire Netting, Wire Fencing, Corrugated Iron, Pipe and Fittings, Pumps, Gasoline Engines, Nails, Cement, Lime, Plaster, Powder, Caps, Fuse, Blacksmith Coal. Reduced prices on iron, Lumber, Sash and Doors in quantities. 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Regular Meals and Short Orders. Lunch Counter in the Rear. THE DEL MONTE CAFE HAYDEN NOTES Mr. William Burr came in from Ajo to take a position with the Ray Con in the shops. Mr. Burr was at one time connected with Mr. Cates in Mexico. Clarence Davis has accepted a position with the Western Union and came in from Santa Ana Thursday to take up his duties as operator in the Haydn office. Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Green left on Saturday to make their home in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Hudlow will be vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Green. Mr. and Mrs. O’Connor, and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Siebert left on Saturday to make their home in San Diego, Cal. Mrs. Winnie Player left recently for Los Angeles. Ernesto Seanez was fined $10 for disturbing the peace when he appeared before Judge Nash in Justice Court, Aug. 9. Charlie Ward was given a 60-day suspended sentence for the same offense. Dr. A. B. Rood left for Bisbee on Wednesday. He was accompanied by Mrs. Rood and Albert. They intend to make their home in Bisbee where Dr. Rood will practice. Their many friends wish them success. As yet no dentist has taken the place in Hayden. R. I. Ezell, accompanied by Mrs. Ezell and their son Max, left on Monday, August 5, for a vacation on the coast. Mrs. M. D. Lewis arrived in Hayden Thursday to join Mr. Lewis who has accepted. Ed a position with the Ray Con. Mr. J. S. Milne is away on a trip to the coast. He expects to return the last of the week. Superintendent D. D. Moffat is returning on Thursday from Salt Lake where he has been spending his vacation with the family. W. B. Nash received word that his son “Bill” has the measles. Mrs. Nash is spending the summer in Prescott with the children. They are now quarantined. Mr. and Mrs. Buck Lee are the proud parents of a baby girl, born Tuesday, August 6. Tuesday night in San Pedro, Jesus Munoz was shot to death. So far the officers have failed to get any clue as to the identity of the person responsible for the shooting. Miss Mildred Richie made a trip to Phoenix Saturday. Train service was again disarranged on Saturday because of a wreck near Price. The passenger was held up for several hours leaving the Hayden-Ray district without mail or express. It was reported that three oil cars were off the track causing all the trouble. Mrs. C. F. Cook and Mrs. Langridge are visiting their sons in Camp Cody. E. R. Marble went to Tucson on Friday for examination prior to entering officers’ training camp. He passed the examination O. K. and is now awaiting his call. Rev. E. E. Dagley returned Thursday from Prescott where he spent his vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Glass moved from the house they had occupied in North Hayden on Friday, August 2. On Sunday following the house was demolished by the storm. On Sunday night a baby was born in the new home. They consider themselves fortunate to have escaped the storm that demolished the house. Mr. E. M. Blake is in Charge of the Winkleman banking house during the absence of Harry Bailey, cashier, who is visiting in Kentuckey. F. M. Pool made a business trip to Tucson Monday, returning the same day. Mrs. Shaeffer is visiting her old home in Texas. She left with her children on Friday, to be gone until September first. On August 9th, a girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. James N. Parmer. Four new teachers have been engaged to teach in the Hayden schools this coming winter. Misses Ethel Brad, Nathali Larson, Lucy Keney, and Miss Heerman. Miss Freda Kisei and Miss Wells, who were elected, will neither teach again. Mrs. T. A. McClelland, formerly of Hayden but now living at Mesa, was in town over Sunday visiting her sister, Mrs. F. R. Kent. Edgar Patton writes from “some where on the Mediterranean” that he is well. He says he is anxious to return to Hayden and take up his work again. He is on a Troop ship at present, having “signed up with a New Zealand ship company for an eighteen-month term.” The Ellison-White Chautauqua have notified the Committee of business men in Hayden that the contract for a five-day winter Chautauqua has been approved. The attractions put out by this company have been universally satisfactory and a good Chautauqua is thus assured. Charles Bauer is spending a two-week’s vacation on the coast. USA GRANDE NOTES Alderman Hamilton and family have returned from A several months' visit to Kansas, Oklahoma, and other states. The trip was made in a Ford. Pitts Wilson, manager of the big Heine garage, is hopping around on crutches, the result of a slight wound on his foot becoming infected. Holt & Williams, of Phoenix, have the Vekol under option. Williams is the owner of the Ford hotel in Phoenix. The Vekol has a record of producing millions in silver. J. A. Rollins, old soldier and prominent valley booster, has returned from his California trip. The Junior Red Cross workers are very active in this main line city and their efforts are bringing fine results in raising funds to put a crimp in “Bill Kaiser," the baby killer. This Saturday, August 17th they are holding a cooked food sale. Casa Grande women folks have a state-wide reputation for preparing nice things to eat and whenever the products of their skill is up for sale there’s a rush. Maricopa, the junction town in this valley, is in for a big, booming this fall. A Phoenix firm has taken the contract to handle the Lewis holdings in and surrounding the town, and a large quantity of finely printed folders, and information circulars will be sent throughout the country. Maricopa lands, like other sections in this wonderful valley, only need the right sort of application to development work to make them highly productive, and there will be a ready sale promoted by the circulating of information. Mr. Lewis, the owner, is president of the Central Bank at Phoenix. Safe majorities are conceded Baughn, Richardson, Hall, Benscoe, Davis, Kellner, and Thum. The sheriff’s office is the hardest contested, but Hall is favored through having made a good official and the idea that during the war the best interests of the county would be served by having its police force under the same organization, more or less confusion resulting through the changing of deputies to paid political obligations. Henry Hall and his men, know every part of the county and who to keep cases on. It is natural that the near law-breaker may want a change, but the people are after protection, and Hall has put up a square deal enough for them. Many Hayden, Superior and Ray citizens are interested through holding valuable land in this valley, in what is going on in road building, the farmers down here are confident that Davis and Kellner are the right men to put in for supervisors to get a square deal for the whole county; the land owners in the big copper camps will get behind them at the polls. The Hunt administration held up the advancement of this valley for three years by the protesting of the Santa Fe script which many settlers had applied on their lands near Toltec. This was four years past when Hunt, Winsor, and others tried to grab everything in sight for state lands. Goiter has always trailed with the bunch so the good folks about Toltec are rather doubtful about his paid speakers reference to being the small landowner’s friend. Toltec is now going ahead with great strides. FLORENCE NOTES C. G. Richards, state inspector for local draft boards, last Sunday in Florence looking over the work of the local board. Fifteen boys are leading Pinal county for the training camps Aug. 26th. The Florence boys are as follows: Harris Branaman, Ralph Ellis, James E. Brown, Frank L. Timmons, Clark R. Churchill, Dick Howard. Those from other parts of the county are: H. H. Ballinger, F. E. Laggarty, Wall. JOHN R. O’DONNELL. NOTARY PUBLIC MANGE AND BONDS HULL OF THE JOB GETS 1010 THIEVES Two youthful automobile thieves were apprehended in Florence yesterday by Sheriff Hall, charged with stealing two autos, one belonging to Fred Colter, which they abandoned at Meza. Returning to Phoenix they took a Marmon car standing in front of the Adams hotel. They then came on here with the Marmon car belonging to a man living at Payson, Arizona. Sheriff Hall met them at the Florence bridge, shot at them but they kept on their way, finally reaching the headgate, but when crossing the at that point, their car stuck and they hastily abandoned it. They were caught the following morning and yesterday afternoon were taken back to Phoenix by a deputy sheriff from that place. Their names are given as Jack Addis and Chas. Boynton. H. Starr, Herman E. Veith, Jos. E. Goodman, Joaquin Gonz. A. Figueroa, Ernest Ochoa, Clarence Wildermuth. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Suggs, returned from a vacation spent on the coast last Friday. They report a very good time. Mr. Tom Derry, attorney from Ray, is in Florence. Mr. Jack Branaman and two daughters also from Ray are here on a visit. Mr. M. M. Hickey, candidate for county assessor, is going the rounds in Florence. Mr. E. O. Devine of the Florence Commercial company, left for a vacation trip, taking in Prescott and the Grand Canyon. Mr. M. O. Benscoe's sister, coming from San Francisco today, will spend some time visiting here. Marriage licenses issued: Jose Vega and Ramono Durazo of Superior; Jesus Bullua and Teresa Gonzales of Chandler. 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