Arizona republican., 1911-02-09

| W ANL hbS III t'hhNeANs | fering severe attack of tonsilitis. CONGREGATION EMANUEL - Congregation Emanuel will hold ser vices tomorrow evening in Melczer
 hall beginning at 7:SO o'clock Rabbi | Hofstadter will preach an interest | ing sermon on The Woman of the old Testament, and Women's Suf-
 frage" The public is cordially in-
 vited to attend the service.
 GLENDALE ICE FACTORY - Messrs. w. H. Slaughter and Mir. Twinch of Glendale are engaged in the oonstruc-
 tion of an ice plant that ought to be a great aid to that end of the valley in keeping cool during the coming sum mer. The building is to be 130 or l4O feet long and will have storage ca pacity of 500 tons. The contract for the foundation of the building has been let and the ice manufacturing machinery is on the way here from Chicago.
 POST CARD MANA. O. Boeres, a representative of the Benhan CuriO company of Los Angeles, is now in the city gathering photographs suitable for reproduction on post cards He has been very successful, having secured scores of good pictures. A M. Benham is president of the company and Panl BriZard is his partner. Benham & Brizard formerly conducted the old Mission Curio in this city. Mr. Brlzari being resident manager.
 A RUN TO CASTLE HOT SPRiNGS-The record breaking run to Castle Hot Springs made by Dis trict Attorney Bullard Fred Tritle. Jr, and J. F. Lindsey a couple of weeks ago has re-awakened interest in that delightful route and a run has been planned for the springs to take place a week from next Satur- day. Fifteen automobiles have al- ready entered for it. No attempt will be made to break records this time. The visitors are going for the pleasure of the trip and for the two days of enjoyment at the end of it.
 SUIT CASE CASE-There N ere no new developments of importance yes terday in the case of J. w. Forbes. ar
 
 charge of taking a suit case and over coat from room in the ThibodO house Forbes is still in the city jail while the three suit cases found in his room. in ad- dition to the one taken from the Thi- bodo, are held at the county jail. It has been learned that Forbes had room at the Thibodo about a week. leaving there only three or four days ago. He will be transferred to the county today
 ENTERTAINMENT-The ladies of the Christian church. will hold their monthly social Friday afternoon from ? to , o'clock at the home of Mrs. George F. Coke, 914 North First street. The following program will be rem dered and will prove a treat in store for all those who may attend: Piano solo. selection from I'll TrOvatore." Mrs. Hewitt H. Shirley: vocal (a) "Just Hold My Hands Tonight" Carrie Jacobs Bond), (b) Little one a Cryin' (odney Speaks), Mrs. Charles w. Hunter; lecture on women of the Bible. Rev. E. N. Phillips; vocal, contraIto solo (selected), Mrs. Clyde Candy.
 THE ESCAPE OF LEsHeR.-Tbe only news of the escape of F. D. Lesher whom Deputy Sheriff Woolf was bringing back here from Port land, Ore, in addition to the Asso- ciated Press account of the affair printed by The Republican yesterday. came in a telegram to the sherifrs office yesterday morning from the deputy sheriff. He was at San Fer nando, where the escape was made The officer merely said that his pris- oner had gone and he asked for money by telegraph. It was thought that the officer would make a search for the fugitive in that vicinity.
 ALL OVER BUT THE vOTING- The pro-constitutionists took a final whack at the man of straw last nlght and ended the ex-parte cam paign with mass meeting at the CltY Hall plaza. There was pre- llminary red fire, which with the music of brass band. attracted a crowd of four or five hundred Chairman Lyman of the county dem ocratic committee presided and i'm an opening speech declared that because the convention had formed such a constitution it ought to be ratified District Attorney Bullard also spoke Ilrst upon the merits of the consti- tuition and the probability of the vii 'allzation of it by presidential and approval.
 LOST DOG.-"Big Paws" the As 'ociated Charities dog. is missing He las been gone since January 29 and several hearts have been aching ever since. He was playing about the city | nall plaza on the afternoon of that | lay. while the band concert was in | progress. and it is believed that some | me took him away by force. He was | much attached to the ladies who man. l Ige the association and would not | nave left of his own accord. The | adies offer to reward any person giv- ng information tending to clear up | he mystery, whether the information | eads to the recovery of Big Paws IT not Big Paws" was not half as | igly as his name. He was an iron ray Australian Shepherd of medium | iZe and was quite a handsome ami | nal. Big Paws" was a great pet i nd should he be returned to the Charities there would be 'reat rejoicing.
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