Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-02-22

Der mas the privilege OF inviting one
guest
RETURNED FROM THE EAST
Hrs. Geo. y. Steinmetz. who has re-
Gently returned from New York. is at
the Ford. where. with MIR Steinmetz.
who is contractor on the Roosevelt
dam. she will be domiciled until after
| the dedication in March.
NEW ORE cARS-Fifteen of the
new steel ore cars of the Ray Con-
solidated Copper company passed
through Tempe yesterday enroute to
| Ray. Several OF the cars are already
in use. conveying ore from Ray to
the concentrator at Hayden.
HIS JOURNEY HOME A tele-
gram was received by the Arizona
Casket company from an undertaken
\ at Baltimore directing the sending of
the body of Harry w Nicholson to
Baltimore and forwarding the money
To pay the expenses of the prepare
| ton of the body and its shipment. 1t
was forwarded last night
A CAPTURED HORSETHIEF-
Sheriff J. w Smith of YaVapai coun-
ty passed through town Yesterday
morning on his way to Mesa where
Marshal Peterson was holding a horse
thief who had been taken on tele-
gram from the Yavapai sheriff The
officer went north with his prisoner
yesterday afternoon. The thief gave
the name of Joe Pratt
THE SMALL MEETINGS - The
gospel meetings being held by Rev
Sam Small at the Central Metho-
dist church are increasing i'm inter
est. a strong man was converted
| last night. The gospel songs being
sung ty the congregation are inspir-
ms ard fern striking feature of
tn services Services again at 7:30
this evening.
A SCHOOL BENEFIT-The pupils
of the Fillmore street school will
give an entertainment tomorrow af-
ternoon beginning at 3:l5 for the
purpose of raising money to dis
charge the debt for the school piano.
There will he an excellent program
To which each room will contribute
two numbers. Under the direction
of the Mothers Circle ice cream and
refreshments will be served \ charge
of ten cents will be made for this
but there will be nothing for the
regular program.
MENTAL ScIENCE-The gradual
ing exercises of Mental Science col
lege inc will take place today. FEB
ruary -. at y. IN. at Harmony
Place. 912 Grand avenue. The follow
ing program will be rendered. Music
by students Eta Fauber, Life;
Minnie \. Stevens. An is Good"
Susie \ Broan. Adaptations; Oracle
Butler, Happiness" g. Puntenney.
Wealth" Daisy DeSaffery. 'Ramb-
ling" Chas Hollingshead. Mental
Science" ollie Banks. Health" Seats
free; public is invited.
THE CONSERVATION CLUB
The Conservation Club Of Phoe-
nix held its bi-monthly meeting Sat
urday afternoon in Ellis garden. AZ
ter the reading of the minutes of the
last meeting the club took up the
subject of International Peace. Miss
Amanda Chingren of the L. \ In
dian service gave a few war facts
and peace facts, Miss Grace F'yfe
read David Starr Jordon's address at
the National Educational association
in Boston Miss l.. NJ. Cady gave an
account of the peace conference at
Hague.
SOME CABBAGE Secretary WEIGH
Of the board OF trade has offered
prize Of three Lincoln pennies and
cup of English tea to the person who
viii accurately compute the number
Of cubic yards of sauer kr1u; which
can be manufactured from a Cabbage
now on display at the boar,l room.
The cabbage weighs fifteen pounds
and was grown by II. G. Z Ly,t"n Of
Thirteenth avenue and Grant street.
II is believed that it comes "er- near
breaking the record for this valley
The heaviest cabbage at tn. last ter
ritorial fair weighed only twelr
rounds.
THE SEQUENCE OF A DIVORCE
SUiT-Roberto Valencia and Anita
Madrid or Lopez were arrested yes
terday by Deputy United States Mar
shall Porterie on charge of vio-
lation Of the Edmunds act They
were arraigned before United States
commissioner JOHiiSlont. HtlE di
rest follows the beginning Of a di-
vorce suit by the wife of Valencia
who named the Lopez woman as "a
correspondent and alleged that she
and Valencia were living together as
man and wife; she also charged that
Valencia had represented the woman
to be his wife Valencia has a
small store on Monroe street near
Second.
OVER p. & E.-Three officials and
one engineer of the Arizona Eastern
system left Yesterday for trip over
the Phoenix & Eastern and will re-
turn today. They are G. VI. Scott
superintendent of the +. * +. and
NJ & p divisions; Chief Engineer
Louis H. Long. Engineer of Mainten-
ance of Way J. G. Mcclure and En-
gineer Il. Garlic. 1t h denied at the
local Arizona Eastern office that the
trip has any peculiar Significance
About all that will be done will he
to look over the work now being
carried on between Kelvin and Hay
den. where the rails are being re-
placed with heavier steel Mr. Scott