Arizona republican., 1907-10-13
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THE WoMAN's cLUe.-The wo- mans Club holds its first meeting of this season in the parlors of the Pres byterian church at 2:15 D. m. next ! Tuesday.
 pISTURBERs OF THE PEAcE.- A. Garcia and Enero Beltran were be- fore Justice Johnstone yesterday on the charge of drunkenness. They were sent to jail for six days.
 FiREMEN WILL MEET-The quar- terly meeting of the Phoenix Fire de- partment will be held in Firemen's nall Monday night Oct. 14th at s o'clock. All members are urged to attend.
 cHILD's STUDY CiRCLE-The Center school child study circle will meet in the school building at the usu-
 al hour next Thursday afternoon. Re ports from delegates to the Mothers Congress will be a feature of the meeting
 NEW BUSINESS MANAGER
 Thaddeus A. Gillum has been appoint ed business manager of the Arizona Democrat and has entered upon the discharge of his duties. MT. Gillum is an experienced newspaper man. hay ing made the acquaintance of the trials and tribulations of the business before coming to Arizona to live.
 BACK FROM EUROPE. - MT. and
 Mrs. F. F. Kellner returned recently from their summer vacation which was spent in touring Europe MT. Kellner arrived in Globe several days ago and Mrs. Kellner who stopped in Fl Pasa to visit their daughter. is ex- pccted to reach Phoenix this morn ing
 WILLIAM RANSOM HERE. Will
 liam Ransom, who makes Globe his
 home when he is not in Phoenix or
 somewhere else, arrived here yester-
 day from California. He spent the greater part of the summer in the cas-. making long visits in Philadel-
 phia, Atlantic City and Buffalo, then went to California month or so ago.
 PIONEER BAND The following is the program for the Pio- nee- band concert this after noon at three o'clock at the city hall plaza: March The Sousa Swing (Browne); waltzes The Dream Girl,
 
 master Guders): march and two-step Topples by request (MoreD; overture The Princess CWhite); an Indian nov city Napanese CWilliams): march The Maj agnificent CHaskinsl.
 THE BORROWER OF A SADDLE. Juan Miguel Lopez was before Justice JohnstOne yesterday charged with the theft of a saddle from Placido Ava reg. Lopez said that the saddle was not stolen. but borrowed. He said a woman by the name of Carmen loaned it t1 him. Carmen was in court, and said that she was only a gues, at AL var2Z's house, had had no conversa- ton with Lopez or any body else about a saddle and would not have lent it anyhow Lopez said that he intended of course, to return the saddle. but his horse ran away and before he could recover him somebody had ap- propriated the saddle
 JUNIOR BASE BALL. -- While Phoenix is trying to get big base ball team. the younger enthusiasts are per hitting nothing to worry them but are actually playing ball and that by the way, is the only way that base ball or anything else can be played. anyhow. One of the participants of an exciting contest yesterday brought in the fol- lowing account of it: There was a very interesting game on the Polk St. grounds by the Prescott Jrs. and Kicks team. There was a very good crowd and a very good game up until the fifth inning when Rick got cold feet and would not play any more. He got tired and every man walked. The score was nine to three in favor of the Prescott Juniors. The following is the lineup for the Prescott Jun b: Valentine 2nd b; Johnny s; R. l Moss 3rd b; George f; Valentine c | f: Moss l f. Rick. team: Rick p; | Pecka c; Robert. Doheny, Elmer. l Blourt. Stcrk and Poke
 THE SHIBLEYS AT HOME.- Mrs | Kenneth Shibley has returned from accompanied by her moth- pr, Mrs. J. 4. Bovard. MT. and Mrs Shibley went to California in mid summer. MT. Shibley returning after his vacation and his wife remaining. All are at home again at No. 3S3 N. Fifth Ave. During her stay in Cali rOrnia Mrs. Shibley met with a very painful accident being kicked by a horse. below the knee. during a visit with friends in the mountains. The injury was very severe, but she is now very rapidly. Mrs. Bovard, her mother is the wife of Dr. NJ M Bovard. the founder and former pres dent of the University of Southern California, of which institution his brother, Rev. George Bovard. is now president. Mrs. J. A. Bovard expects o remain here for several months Eith her daughter.
 YOUNGER MINES PLAY.- At Iastlake Park this afternoon. the Phoenix Juniors and the Mexican Jun ors will hold forth and hope a large clloWing of base ball bugs will perch ,r the bleachers to witness their rem lition of the national game. The Globe Kid will do the box work for the Mex can boys and Maritime will perform a