Arizona republican., 1910-04-23
GRATITUDE EXPRESSED

! GRATITUDE EXPRESSED - Mir | and Mrs. Percy J. Howard wish to ex- | press their thanks to the many friend: | who were so kind to them during tn,
 sickness and death of their baby | daughter
 A PALESTINE PERFORMANCE
 An entertainment with a good pro- 1 gram was given at the railroad mis-
 sion last night. The principal feature
 consisted Of a presentation by Walter | Hill of a series of stereopticon views
 of Palestine.
 SUSPECTED or TOOHEY BUR- ! GlARY-Two Indian girls were taken up yesterday on suspicion of connec-
 ton with the burglary at the residence of Redmond Toohey on Thursday aft erpeon. One of the girls. named Lucy had been working there and though none of the stolen iewelry had
 been found in her possession it was said that her previous record would warrant suspicion against her.
 SENT TO THE REFORM SCHOOL The case of Fred Turner the four teen year oib uoN WHO Stl JUL career of ,olence was brought be-
 fore Justice Johnstone yesterday morning. The justice at once trans ferred the matter to the juvenile court and the boy was given d hearing by Judge Kent in chambers. He was committed to the reform school but was raroled in the custody of his parents until today.
 DEATH OF MISS WiTHROW-- Miss Emma Withrow who came here from NeoshO. Missouri, last November. died yesterday afternoon at 5:10 o'clock at her temporary home on Fourth avenue. She has no relatives here except her father, J. M. z. With row. who was with her when the end cape. The funeral will be held this afternoon at o'clock in the parlors of G. F. Merryman, friends of the de- ceased being invited 10 attend. The body will be taken east for interment.
 WENT WITH THE CiRCUS-Ed- die Asbell a youth of sixteen disap- peared with Sells E1oto's circus Thurs day night and the sheriffs office was Nb uo Nildt IL Npuih tONeh b restoring him to his home A message was sent to the officers at Tempe to investigate the circus train on it's ar rival from Mesa and pry young Asbell apart from the aggregation and hold him there until the circus had had a good start from Mesa. It was later learned that he had been picked up in Mesa
 SOME BALL GAME-A sort of flash in the pan bah game happened last evening at the high school grounds that was rather entertaining for the on-lookers and is worth while for what may come out of il as it gives a line on the Valley Bank team which will demonstrate at Eastlake park q week from today. With the Phoenix National and Capitol teams trying out for todav's issue the Valley Bank team was left high and dry with nothing to polish up against so Fred Myers of the National Bank of Arizona threw him self into the breech, as q pitcher, got the help of Nick Crump as a catcher. picked up another stray banker ar two and recruited enough more men where ever he could get them. to frame mp q nine. and last evening engaged the Valleys to defeat of the latter by a score of 6 to 1 in a five inning go IL was a good lively short game however and fairly close. the average score be- ing one run for each team in each inn ing had the runs been little more evenly distributed. George Herrett pitched for the Valleys and Roy Ceville operated behind the bat. Myers made a good record in the box not allowing a single hit and his team only permit ted the ball to stray into the outfield three times. Herrett also did pretty well for the money changers flaming quite q number of men and only al- lowing four hits. Abe Nicholson of the Pick-ups famed thrice. then knocked a three bagger just to show that he could do i. when conditions were right He also made q couple of tricky play un first base which show ed headwork as well as skill and help ed materially in the general results.
 ASSOCIATED CHARITiTES-At meeting of the Associated Charities yesterday afternoon the report of the committee was ratified. the following as the officers Of the society for the next year: F. C Dezendorf. president: Frank DeSouza. first vice president: J. F. Cleaveland. second vice president; Roy $. Good rich. secretary: S Oberfelder. treas urer The executive committee con sists of ,he officers and Rev. J. w. At