Arizona republican., 1910-11-25
ARIZONA CLUB BALL-T

Thanksgiving ball of the Arizona club was held last night in the club rooms in the Horner building, or Masonic temple, by which name it is now better known. The bah was a delightful af- fair as all the social functions of the club are There was a large attend ance of the ladies, a very necessary thing for the success of a ball, and in cidentally the members of the club were inspired to turn out quite generally. The club membership is growing quite rapidly and the institution is in pros porous condition.
 CINCINNATI VISITORS-Mr. and Mrs Henry B. Sachs of Cincinnati are in the city guests of Mir and Mrs. simon Oberfelder It is their first visit to Arizona and Mir. Sachs expresses himself as quite surprised at the measure Of progress and pros perity evident in this valley. MT. Sachs si a representative of the Sachs Shoe Manufacturing company. makers of the celebrated Milo brand of footwear, and though his home is in Cincinnati he spends most of his time in the New York and Boston of fees of the company
 A FoRGER CAUGHT-The sher- ifs office yesterday received tel egram from William J. Burns, the we'll known San Francisco detective who is working on the Times dyna hitting case. saying that his men had taken unto custody H B. Clark whom the sheriffs office here has wanted for forgery He is now in jail at Los Angeles and NJ. Burns wired that Clark would waive eN- tradition Sheriff Hayden left for Los Angeles last night Clark cashed a check at Mesa several months ago and acurate descriptions of him were sent out widely by the sheriff.
 BAPTIST LADIES WILL MEET The Baptist ladies of this city will meet in the lecture room of their church to- day to learn more about the Lords work which is also the work of all Christians, he the foreign mission fields The second chapter of the text book. Western Women in Eastern Lands" will be considered, and brief review of the woman's foreign mission ary magazine will be given. The pro- gram will be of much interest, and will close with a social hour. during which refreshments will be served, and silver offerings received. All ladies who are interested in missions are most cor diallv invited to attend. especially strangers in the city. The social hour will afford an opportunity for all to be- come better acquainted. The meeting will open at exactly 2:30 o'clock in the afternoon.
 HAD 4 FINE TRlP-A party of Phoenix hunters returned "Wednesday night from the Buckeye country whither they journeyed on Monday to supply their tables with Thanksgiving game, in which enterprise they were very successful. They report game as plentiful though they only got three ducks and saw the shadow of one deer but could not wing it with shotgun. However. the quail, rabbits and less dangerous wild animals haunted their vicinity and constantly tempted their aim. The boys report a good time, not the least part of which was due to the hospitable entertainment of NJ. w. Ty- son. who keeps the commissary store near the Buckeye canal head. He made them welcome to use the place as camp headquarters and in many ways favored them with camp cOnveniences and personal courtesies. Mir. Tyson is not running a public store, but strictly a commissary outfit for the employees of the canal company which is just now doing a lot of repair work and new work in the running of new laterals and expects to continue for some time in the betterment of the irrigation sys- tenn.