Arizona republican., 1908-03-08
FUNERAL OF MRS. DE WInroN

FUNERAL OF MRS. DE WlHToN
 The funeral of Mrs. Blanche De- ! Winton will be held this afternoon at
 ? o'clock in the parlors of Easter'ng
 & Whitney.
 FUNERAL OF CLINTON LUND.-
 The funeral of Clinton Lund will be
 held today at 2:3 30 D. m. from the par
 lors of Mohn & Driscoll, under the aus
 pices of the Oddfellows. Interment will be had at Greenwood.
 RESULT OF RUSTY NAlL.-Some- time ago Mrs. D. q. ClOverdale had the misfortune 10 step on a rusty nail,
 since which time the wound has been
 growing steadily worse. till yesterday
 an operation was considered necessary.
 She is still in critical condition,
 FUNERAL OF |. LoNDoN-The fu- ! neral services of I. London, commonly
 known as Jack London, will be held to- | day from the parlors of Moore and Mcclellan at 10 o'clock in charge of
 the Maccabees and interment will
 take place at the Jewish cemetery. All
 Maccabees are requested to be pres | ent.
 WILL ARRIVE TODAY-Miss Edith Coburn Moves. the dramatic reader of | Boston who will give a recital at the Arizona School of Music Monday | night, is expected to arrive in Phoenix | this morning accompanied by a lady | friend. Miss Moves has achieved quite notable success on the coast and the | entertainment here is expected to be , well attended. The art of public speak ! ing is ore which is not cultivated nor given the deserved attention it should receive nowadays. Miss Moves is the 1 exponent of a school of art expression
 that ranks with the best
 THE YOUNGER GENERATioN.- ] The coming league material of the next few years battled at the Polk street grounds yesterday afternoon. the | Phoenix Pick-ups lambasting the ! Phoenix Daisies. managed by Henry
 Lansdon, the score to 3. The latter nine never had a smell of the home ! plate until the last round when they
 ran three across the pan. The lineup of the Daisies was: Castle, catcher: Bulna, pitcher; Everett, first; Lans- don. second: Doheney third; Magoffin short: Oldes left: Maris center; Boone right The Pick-ups. Carlos. catcher; James. pitcher; Sabra first; Maderis. second: Gabriel third; Pecka short: Jose left; Gegota center; Shyark, right.
 A LACK OF EViDENcE.-walter Williams and John Miller, the two boys who had been detained on sus- picion of attempting to burn the Creighton school house, were dis charged yesterday, there having been no development of evidence against them. They were arrested in the first place, only on account of the circum- stance that they had been expelled from the school and therefore might have had spiteful motive for the at tempt The circumstance was appar entity strengthened by the further cir cumstance that the books of the teach Ter who had complained against them, as well as the books of the children of the trustee who had been principally active in their expulsion had been burned in the fire which had been started on the tops of the desks.
 NOBLE BUILDING IMPROVE MENTS.-Under an order of the court yesterday. Receiver Burnett, in the suit of Hugo Richards against John Noble and others for the foreclosure of a mortgage on the Noble building and other property of the principal defend ant, yesterday began some improve ments on the big concrete structure, under the direction of Jack Grevelle. The frame work about the cornice be- gan to be removed and other frame work about the building which is of no further use will be taken out and the lumber will be sold This is a precaution against fire, and the fall ing of the frame work to the possible injury of passers-by. The receiver will also cause a cement sidewalk to l be placed about the building for the l protection of the basement.