Arizona republican., 1911-01-17

the city council held a committee
meeting last evening Ia discuss the
sale of sewer bonds and other i'm
portant matters.
PHOENIX CLUB-Cards have been
issued announcing a business meeting
of the Young Mems Phoenix club to-
morrow evening at the Board of
Trade. This meeting was to have
been held last week, but was post
pOned on account of the weather.
MAGAZINE WlNOOW-One of the
most attractive window displays ever
seen in Phoenix is one now on exhibit
ton at Hinckley's pOstoffice store.
Copies of the last issue of the Arizona
Magazine are used exclusively in the
arrangement. which is unique and de-
cidedly striking. Rolled copies with the
cover design outward form a colorful
background, while other copies are
opened To show the leading articles
and illustrations
PROcHASkA DEPARTS-John p.
Prochaska the Panama canal lecturer
appeared for the last time at the Col
iseum last evening and left for the
southern part of the territory He was
greeted by two full houses last even
ing and his audiences were enthusiasts
tic, the pictures and lecture being
given unqualified approval. 1t is MIR
Prochaskas plan to stop a few days
in Miami. west of Globe, where a
brother of his resides.
WILL TALK TO GUARDMEN-
Sergeant O. f. Temple, formerly of
the regular army. will talk to the
members of Company Il, y. 6. A,
next Thursday evening. his subject
being First Aid" This will be the
second of a series of lectures that
the boys of Company b and those of
their friends who care to attend will
hear this winter Sergeant Temple
was connected with the hospital corps
of the army and saw service in both
the Philippines and China. He is.
therefore. exceptionally well qualified
to discuss the question of first aid in
war.
NED CREIGHTON HOME Ned
Creighton returned yesterday morning
from his visit To New York and
Washington He says he had a fine
time and did all that he expected 10,
except that New York did not see as
much of him as he really intended il
should, owing to the weather which
was abominable. Much as he disliked
To do so. he spent a lot of time in
his hotel rather than to go outside
and shake his fist at old pneumonia
whom he saw walking up and down
the sidewalk as though he might be
shadowing him. New York has adj
vantages over Phoenix in some re-
spects but not in point of weather
KING CASE PoSTPoNED-Argu-
ments i'm the case of Evangelist l.. J
King. on trial i'm the city police court
on a charge of conducting a place of
public amusement without a license.
We're heard by Judge Thomas yester
day afternoon, the case having gone
over from last Friday. The hearing
began Thursday afternoon City At
torney Prescott desired To- introduce
several legal authorities in contra
vention Of the arguments made by
J. w. Crenshaw. for the defense, and
the judge deferred his decision until
Thursday afternoon at two. In the |
meantime King continues to preach |
nightly at the Third Avenue theater |
but charges no admittance fee. His |
sermons are much less fiery than |
they were before his arrest.
CALIFORNIA; LoSS-Though he
started out to see California and in |
tended to merely stop i'm Arizona. |
the Golden State isn't likely to see /
Edward a. Jenkins of Pittsburg very
soon. Jenkins arrived here yesterday !
and is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. |
Reed at 402 North Seventh avenue
being a cousin of Mrs. Reed. During
the day he visited the board of trade.
saw the exhibit there and also found |
time to see a little of the valley. He
is not Vet ready to promise irrevO-
cably that he will invest and settle
down here but from the tenor of his
il is easy To see that he has
strong inclinations in that direction.
The. continuation of his trip to Cal
fornia has been indefinitely post
poned for Mr.. Jenkins has decided
that he will stay a time at least to
enjoy this climate.
IT'S NO JOkE-Some people might
hink il very funny that loaded
ruck of the Pioneer Transfer COM
,any fell through the paving that
street hasn't got. oppo-
lite the entrance to Wall street yes
erday. but it isn't Nobody sus-
,ected that there was a mammoth
ave in that vicinity and the chances
ire there are a hundred other caverns
N the underside of town that will not
,e located until some one breaks into
hem. a water pipe that crosses
he street at that point, and which
ew people knew anything about, had
sprung a leak before and
oftened things up nicely so when the
ruck came along there was a hole
ust big enough for the front wheel
o fall into. leaving the rear end of
he wagon across the street car track.
elaying traffic. The wagon was
ulled out however after a short de-
ay and the work of repair under
AIKEN.
REALTY FIRMS CONSOLIDATE
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