Arizona republican., 1910-11-30
TEN TAKE ESQUIRE RANk-Th,

ZEN lAN6 E0QOlhE nHNH-I he
 rank of Esquire was conferred last evening on ten candidates for member ship into the local lodge. Knights of Pythias For this purpose a special meeting was held and it is expected that these ten together with forty three others will be given the rank of
 Knight at the regular meeting of the lodge on Friday night.
 IDYLS OF THE SEA-Come with
 me on a trip to the South Seas; twill cost you but little, and We shall
 hear and see many pleasant things.
 The party will start from Al w.. Buchanan street at I.4J, and the
 trip VIII cost you but '5c, with re-
 ;eshments. Tickets are now on safe by the ladies of the American Wa"
 mans League. the trip being under
 HERE FROM PREScoTT--H. c. Harris, of General Manager w. A. Drake's office of the Santa Fe, Pres colt & Phoenix railroad at Prescott. was a business visitor to this city yes terday. MT. Harris spent most of the day in conference with General Agent W. s. Goldsworthy with reference to the proposed Parker trade excursion, which will be run over the Arizona X California railroad.
 CHILD HAS NARROW ESCAPE A little girl riding pony on South First avenue yesterday afternoon mar rowly escaped serious injury when she was thrown from her mount to the road A heavily loaded wagon was ap preaching and the horses narrowly es- capped running over her. She was bad ly dazed when picked up, but was able to proceed to her home half an hour after having been carried into neigh boring house.
 A SEASON OF SUIclDES-Mr Short of the constitutional conven- ton yesterday received a letter from Bouse. in which two suicides in that region were mentioned. One occurred at Wenden and the other at Parker The victim of the first was Mike Juas. a well-known prospector. The inquest at Wenden was held on Mon day and at Parker yesterday The letter did not give the details Of either tragedy or mention the name of the Parker victim.
 PINcHED IN A PRESS-Dudley Henderson who came here not long ago from Lima, Ohio. and who has been employed in the printing es- tablishment of the H. H. McNeil company. yesterday met with pain ful accident He was engaged in operating job press when his right hand was caught in the platen and three of his fingers were so badly crushed as to take off the nails, though it is not believed the bones Of the fingers were injured. He was given attention by Dr. Grant Mon ical In some manner the story was magnified into a report that three fingers were amputated, but it was found to be incorrect. Henderson is between Is and IS years old and is Ohio.
 THE C. w. M. B.-It is the annual custom of the Christian Woman's Board of Missions to observe the first Lords day in December. On this day the work of the previous year is given as well as the watchword and aim for the coming year. This custom will be observed by the local auxiliary of Phoenix December | at II o'clock, Mrs. F. \. Phillips giving the address. All women of other missionary societies of and all friends or the mission ary cause are invited to attend. Mem bers of the Christian Woman's Board of Missions will remember their regu- lar monthly meeting Friday at o'clock D. m., December ?. Topic, Medical The latter part of the pro- gram will be a memorial service in honor of Mrs. C. v. Pearse. the moth CT of the Christian Womans Board of Missions"