Arizona republican., 1910-02-14
THE FLAG AT HALE MAST

| THE FLAG AT HALF MAST
 Captain Stark, custodian of the cap.
 itol building, yesterday placed the
 flag at half mast in respect of the i memory of the late Lewis Wolfley I former governor of Arizona, who died | as the result of street car acci- l dent in Los Angeles.
 SHE HUNG IT UP FOR SAFETY l Yesterday afternoon a gentleman found I a lady's handbag hanging in tree In the court house plaza probably where
 the owner had put it and then forgot it. The finder turned it over to Justice | Johnstone. The bag contained some silver and a return ticket to Tempe. | DOESN'T LIKE WILD WEST
 SHoWS-Harry Friedman the active | agent of the humane society has re- | ceived letter from a resident of Phoe- ] nix protesting against the forthcoming
 wild west show at the fairgrounds and
 urging him to stop it. MT. Friedman l is, himself constitutionally opposed to
 those shows but he finds himself handi- capped by want of authority to inter | fere.
 FRED MILL" COMING sooN-o. R. Henkel, the versatile advance agent of the Red Mill' opera company is in Phoenix. The Red Milr will be
 presented at the Elks' theater on next
 Thursday night and Friday matinee. It is sad to be 6ne of the most anus ing musical comedies on, the road and
 Mir. Henkel says it wins its way with out the aid of questionable methods in song and costume.
 HON. JOHN C. BORNE REcovERS The many friends of Hon. John C.. Borne. member of the house of repre- sentatives. last territorial legislature. will be glad to learn that he is now
 out of the Sisters hospital after under going a dangerous operation for ap- pendicitis. For several days following
 the operation MT. Borne's life was in the balance. but he rallied and won. Mir Borne's home is at Mammoth.
 HURRIED TO SEE THE AvlA-
 TlON-Mrs. D. T. Martin of Columbus.
 Ohio. aunt of H. l. Latham. her son.
 Homer Martin and George P. Hulst of
 New York, half brother of Mir. Latin
 am arrived in the city yesterday. They
 had expected to come a little later but
 MT. Latham wirded them at Omaha to hurry or they would miss the aero planes and their previous plans were accordingly canceled. MT Hulst has been in the city before.
 PRINTERS BENEFIT BALL Phoenix Typographical Union No. 370 will give it's regular annual benefit ball on Easter Monday in O'Neill hall This event has come to be looked for ward to by the dancing public as one of the most enjoyable entertainments of the year. and no doubt the unus- ually large patronage accorded the printers dance in the past will be equalled if not excelled this year. The best of music will be had and a jolly good time is assured.
 DISTRICT COURT TOOAY-A spe- cial jury will be impaneled in district court this morning for the trial of Frank J. O'Brien, a former broker of Phoenix. Tucson and Bisbee. on two indictments for cmbezZlement. con- plaint having been made by patrons of the local or the Phoenix branch of O'Briens brokerage business. that shortly before his failure last summer he accepted money of them for in vestment in stocks and that such in- vestments were not made. O'Brien was twice tried in Pima county on similar charges. In the first case the. jury disagreed but on the second he was acquitted. The case of James Kennedy. indicted two years ago for the attempted murder of Pete Can- non and John Ryan, near Gila Bend, will be tried tomorrow. This morn- ing Walter Brundage and Carlos AL dai, sentenced last Wednesday. will be taken to the penitentiary at Flor ence
 PROPOSED coLLEGE-Prof. NJ. F. Knox. of the Mental Science Educa- tional association which has head quarters at Bryn Mawr Washington. will begin a series of lectures here on the 17th. He announces that he will proceed to the institution of a branch o fhis college here. locating 1t at Five Points. where a building site has been secured. This is designed to be a permanent institution and will be under the direction of D.. " De- Saffery. One of the local citizens in the movement is Mir. Fitzgerald and Melvina Hanson, lec turer and mental healer. connected with the movement is in the city from Little Rock.
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