Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-11-17


who wishes to increase her knowledg,
Of these useful arts, should overlook
HOME MISSIONARY SOCIETY,"
The Womans Home Missionary So
ciety of the First NJ. f. church will
be entertained by Mrs. II. g. BALD
win. 1908 West Jackson stteet this
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. All ladies
of this congregation especially the
strangers are cordially invited Take
West Washington street car 10 end
of the line. Then go three books
south.
HERE FOR FEW DAYS-George
E. Lang. OF the territorial engineer
corps came in from Florence YESTERDAY
for the remainder of the week. The
survey of the Tucson Florence high
way is completed and Mr.. Lang will
return TO Florence SUNDAY to superin-
tend the construction of the road
Mr.. Lang was employed in the Phoe-
nix city engineers office last year.
and is well acquainted here.
MOOSE LODGE IN RAY-The frs.
fraternal society to b. organized in
the town of Ray is the order of Moose
and it starts out with a membership
of $50. Organizer Keene has Just
returned from Ray and says they not
only have the first lodge but they have
one to be proud of in every way
There isn't hall in the town big
enough To serve the lodge as a meet
ing place for SO many members and
the new lodge has already begun
plans for building a home
CHURCH SOCIAL-A decidedly en-
Ioyable social was held last evening
in the Baptist church, being attended
by an unusually large number of peo-
pie. Refreshments were served and
he following program was given.
Piano solo, Miss Mclean; trombone
solo in 4 and 3, Mr. Moser; reading.
Miss Paden: solo. Mrs. Camp: piano
solo, Miss Harrington: piano trio, Mrs
raven and daughters; remarks by the
pastor. Rev. J. Harvey Deere. 3. w
ietsinger presided during the even
ng.
TO CUT OFF oUEUES-"Yellow
Dick" the Mayor of Chinatown
says the Chinaman's queue is soon
10 go. Il think maybe next week
cut EN- off queues. no Iikec now.
every one cuttee en- off. Pc then
Just likee all Amelican mans. I can
Ia tell how soon" Dicks actions
depend in a degree upon the success
II the new party in the uprising i'm
his native land. Of the doings of
Shich he is constant,r Informed.
Dicks word is law i'm local China
own 50 the next two weeks -.ill
probably see the last of the pigtails
which have characterized The yellow
nan for Sc many generations past.
AN ACCOMPLISHED MACHINE
oe Thaiheimer is one of the latest to
invest in an automobile and feels flat
cred that ii is possessed Of a trick |
lot heretofore successfully accom-
'lished. 1t is a veritable cowboy ma
hine. Yesterday Joe drove out into |
he country for his first long ride and |
anne back with lamp Topped over
York a little awry He said he had |
rept up unsuspectingly on herd of |
teers. II was his purpose to try and |
o around them or go back. but the |
lachine instinctively ''cut them out"
light and left, and opened a road
trough the herd. He said the maneu-
erS of the Sixth cavalry at the fair
rounds were tame as compared In tho
rilling of that herd of steers under
of his automobile
1utes are planned for this valley, and
is believed will be provided in the
ear future. In any event, Delegate
ameron is doing his utmost to push
lings along and he has been quite
lccessful aforetime in matters of this
ind. Rural Route No. ; in the north
asst of Phoenix has long been pro-
as been held up. A letter to Mr..
ameron from the fourth assistant
ostmaster general, received yesterday.
AVS that the route is under investiga-
on. but has not been reported back to
is office. Another route planned is to
erve the people in the neighborhood
T Glendale Another route that is
realty needed is one to supply the
,ttlers across the river and south of
hoenix Mr.. Cameron has wired for
pplication blanks for the establish
ent of this route and will urge the
latter as fast as he can.