Arizona republican., 1910-03-04
BODY WILL ARRIVE TODAY

BODY WILL ARRIVE TODAY
 The body of Sylvester Roche. who died
 in Los Angeles, will arrive in Tempe this morning The deceased was a
 man of advanced age. was well known
 in Tempe and left there sometime ago to be treated for cancer He has no relatives in Tempe.
 GRAND MASTER COMING-The members of the various branches of the odd Fellows are making prepara
 tions for the entertainment of the Arizona grand bodies in this city some
 time next April. It is expected that among those in attendance from afar will be Grand Master Kuykendall. the chief dignitary of the order.
 ANTI-SAlOON LEA c U E-The Anti Saloon League convention began it's deliberations last night. or rather its session for the work of the con- ventiOn will not begin until this morn . ing Last nights session was devoted to an address in the Baptist church by Rev Robert $ Fisher. pastor of the First M. F.. church The subject of the address was The Worlds Greatest Battle" It was listened to diiu tIIONeh DN d very titiEuSl'iSti' audience
 VISITING ODD FELLoW-W II. Peck. a member of the grand lodge of odd Fellows of Idaho, is a Phoenix visitor. He has been notably promi- nent in the work of Canton. the mili-
 tary branch of the order. and was present at the meeting of the local Canton on Wednesday night He was prevailed upon to give the brethren q very instructive and entertaining talk on matters pertaining to the order. The Canton also elected officers at Wednesday nights session.
 THE FUNNIEST EVER-Aunt Je-
 rusha's Family Album. to be given by
 the young people of the First Metho-
 dist cuhrch tonight will be one of the most amusing entertainments ever giv-
 en in the city It will be full of pure
 fun and will contain some of the most
 ridiculous reminders of the good old days of the album which held all the
 family skeletons and which was brought out on occasion to harrass the ncighbors and visitors. Old and young will be made welcome.
 WASHINGTON VISITOR-G r.
 Gage of Bellingham. Washington. is
 visiting his old time friend and busi-
 ness associate. NJ. C. McDougall, of this city. They were partners under the name of McDpugall X Gage when
 the business of which Mir. McDougall
 is now the head. was established hero thirteen years ago. NIT. Gage Was only here a short time and never had per sonal charge of the business This las been his first visit to the valley since then and quite naturally he notes great many changes lie is much cnamored of his own country in the summer time but is free tn ad- init that the Arizona climate appeals tp him at this season of the year.
 OlD MAGAZINES WANTED-Miss Gilchrist. the superintendent of the Associated Charities. says there is great need of all the old magazines that may he donated. for the benefit of the sick people in the county hos pital. and the prisoners in the county tail Her particular request is in the interest of the former. where there is a continuous request for reading mat ter and particularly magazines. The patients have project on foot for cutting the pictures from the ilustrat~ ed magazines after they have been read and grouping them in some ar tistic arrangement. Whether the ob- ject is anything other than diversion was not learned but it is to say the least a modest aspiration and one that can be easily gratified by the people of the city if they will think about it an flk zines will do for after current litera- ture reaches a certain age. the older it is the better. for it becomes new again. Those inclined are asked to send their contributions to the office of the Associated Charities. 119 West Adams street