Arizona republican., 1910-01-27

tN0t s P O s E D. City Recorder | Thomas was under the weather yes-
 terday and did not appear at the city
 hall. He will probably be back at his
 desk today.
 WILL FIGHT DECORATIONS Sun Chons. arrested in Tucson on l the charge of being unlawfully in the
 United States, has given bond in the
 sum of $500 and will fight deporta- ton.
 TO ENTERTAIN visiToRs-The Country club will hold its annual ball during aviation week and it is likely
 the Elks will give performance one l night Other social features for the entertainment of visitors will prob ably be matured later
 PUPILS REciTAL-Tonight at the Arizona School of Music will occur the second of the series of student recitals to which no admission fee is charged, and to which the public is invited. The program will be rendered by piano. vocal and violin pupils. and will begin at s:15'sharp.
 ARIZONA sTRAWBERRiEs-There is on exhibition in the winds of the Southwestern Realty company lot of strawberry plants from the Blue Rib bon farm. They are eight or ten inches in length and crowned with leaves little greener and larger than those of the average plant. These plants are of the ever-bearing variety.
 
 THE RECORD KEEPERs-An eff fort is being made by the aero club management to induce the same men who judged the flights in Los An geles, to come to Phoenix and act as judges during avietion week. They have had the advantage of some ex- pei fence. ana are familiar with rec ords. and could in many ways add r. the success of the meeting.
 DID NOT SHOW HIS HAND James Daley was taken before Justice Johnstone yesterday on the charge of constructive rape on account of his re- lations with Rhoda Beebe. He waived preliminary examination and his bond was fixed at 5000. This added to the $3000 in which he was held on the child stealing charge furnishes reason able assurance of his being within easy call when the grand jury meets.
 MOTHERS oINNER-The Moth- CTS Child Study Circle of the West End school is engaged in raising a fund for the school house piano. It has a nice start in the treasury al- ready and to add to it will give a dinner Saturday evening from 5 to 1880 o'clock. at 32 north First street. opposite the noble building The circle stands behind the promise to give every hungry persona value received and hopes for a liberal patronage of its enterprise.
 THEY ARE ALL coMING-Con- ductor Diamond of the Winkleman train crew. reports that the people all the way between Phoenix and Win kleman are talking air ship and warming up over the prospect of the big meeting in Phoenix He predicts that the mining sections of Ray. Kelvin and Winkleman will contribute hundreds to the Phoenix crowd avia- ton week All will come who can possibly get away from their jobs or their business.
 HE WAS ALONE IN THE WORLD l .E. Griffey who was sent here far gone with consumption and without a dollar by a charitable institution in | Los Angeles called the Union Mission l died yesterday morning at the county | hospital. where he was taken in an on the day of his arrival. l Griffey had said that he had been in | the charge of the mission three weeks | when he became more Of a burden | than that institution could bear. It | then resorted to the charitable ex- | pedient of shipping him to Phoenix l taking a chance that he might not die | on the train. Of his past nothing I could be learned. So far as is known | he had n raIotiVaa