Arizona republican., 1900-10-13

A BALL TONIGHT. The members
 of the Twentieth Century Dancing club
 will give a ball tonight in the Padget
 hall.
 GOING TO THE CIRCUS. The
 schools will be closed on Monday to
 give the children an opportunity to see
 the elephant.
 LICENSED TO WED. Marriage H-
 censes were issued yesterday 10 Ramon
 Contreras and Nicolasa Machil; Hiram
 Parkman and Amy Stewart.
 ILLNESS OF C. L. PURDY. Chase
 l.. Purdy, the Alhambra nurseryman.
 is quite ill with pneumonia at the northwest corner of Monroe street and
 Fifth avenue in this city.
 JUDGE MDONALD TO SPEAK,
 Next Tuesday evening at the Doris
 theauer, Judge J. Wade Mcdonald of san Diego, cal, will explain campaign
 issues, from a republican point of view. Judge Mcdonald is very prom inent in California politics and is here for the purpose of resting short time from his labOrs on the coast.
 A CLUB MEETING. A special meeting of the Mckinley and Roose- welt club was held last night. There was eating and drinking to the success of the national, territorial and county republican tickets. There was en- thusiastic speeches by Chairman J. c. Adams of the territorial central com mittee, and by Robert Crump and William P. Crump.
 DON'T DODGE. Don't dodge a bi- cycle rider. Go right ahead and he will do the rest. If he can tell where you are he will never be there. He does not want to take a header and will avoid you if you will give him any chance at all. Pay no attention u him.-go ahead as if he did not exist, and he will not come near you. If you stop suddenly he may hit you. If you dodge backwards and forwards he may not be able to avoid you. Go ahead Pay no attention to him. He can dodge quicker than you can, but if you try the dodging, you but him in the posi- tion of a marksman trying to hit moving target. |
 THE YOUNG DEMOCRACY. Last night the campaign committee of the Young Mems Democratic club held a session behind closed doors. All of what was done will not be handed Out to the eXpectant public. but a meeting of all the members of the club in good standing is called for 7:30 this evening to discuss the endorsement of Hon. l Mark A. Smith for congress. \ banner will early today be placed on the outer wall of the club rooms announcing to the bleeding democracy that hencefOrth in this campaign, SO far as the Young Mems Democratic club is concerned, ! there is but one democratic delegate to 1 congress. This radical change of front , is taken in accordance with a telegram l received yesterday by the clubs presi- | dent, F. $. Russell, from Col. Wilson. ]
 SALVATION ARMY DOINGS. -I Staff Captain and Mrs. Flynn, the com 1 officers of the Salvation Army | work in Arizona, who have been sta toned here in Phoenix giving their at tention to the work here, besides their | oversight of the work in other parts of | the territory for nearly eleven months | past. have received orders to farewell. l or, as the army people say, marching ] orders The staff captain and his {, wife have worked hard to make the l ""i n Hele SucCvS9 anu nave uOne all | they possibly could to get the army ! work on more permanent footing in | this city. No one who knows the army i doubts for one moment the need of l such d work and all are glad of the | success that has attended the efforts | of these peculiar people," both in | their spiritual and social operations for the benefit of both the souls and bodies | of the Outcasts and needy humanity. 1 During the staff captains stay here he ! has been successful in getting q new, l