Arizona republican., 1911-02-01

scenery consists of a parlor set which is indeed beautifully painted The painting is the work of H. w. Poyd. an expert scenic artist of several years experience. Though he has been in Phoenix some time. this Is the first theatrical scenery he has painted in this city
 BARR MOvES-Seven years and one month is a long time for man to stay in one office and at the end of that period it is only natural that he should have become somewhat ac- customed to the quarters. That is the reason that Bert Barr, local agent for the Pacific Mutual Life ln- surance company. was shedding tears yesterday afternoon as he watched a bunch of transfer men move his fur niture from the Fleming block to the National Bank of Arizona building.
 BARAcA CLASS ENTERTAIN MENT-The young mems Baraca class of the First NJ. l.. church will give an entertainment Friday eve ming beginning at o'clock. in the basement of the church building. They have invited all their friends and a general invitation is issued to everyone. whether he ever heard of the class or not. The young men will make all welcome and serve re- treatments. as well as present pleasing program. One of the features of the program will be a mock di- Vorce trial.
 TO A NEW FiElD-Postoffice In- spector w. A. Golden left last night for East Las Vegas. \. NJ. which will be his headquarters. since being transferred to the Colorado division; or rather since Arizona was trans ferred to the California inspection di- vision and Mir. Golden was not. C.. r. Dutton who has had charge of the inspection work in Arizona for some time. is transferred to the California division. along with the territory. He is still bcre but at an carly day will report to the San Francisco head quarters
 TRANsFERRED TO COUNTY The. five Mexicans who on Monday night attacked and beat up Adoiph Hanson. Swede. near the New Air dome theater. were yesterday trans ferred from the city bastile to the county jail. all charged with assault. Four were jailed immediately after the assault but Antonio Rosas escap- ed from the officers and was rounded up again later in the night. Hanson called at the police station yesterday and said that he did not want to prosecute his asssilants. All he want ed was to have the bunch turned loose. one at time. He would un- dertake to clean them all if they didn't pile on at once. He was quite earnest in his request but Marshal Moore firmly insisted that the thing for him to do was to let the law take it's course.
 HoRsTMAN's LATEST BOND William J. C. Horstman. former chief clerk of the postoffice money order de- partment, charged with embezzlement. was released the second time yester- day. on reduced bond. The original bond of t2,50O which was made by tele- graph yas found to be defective and he was formally rearrested. It having 
 ed states Commissioner Johnstone that all the money alleged to have been em- bezzled, sl.333.77. had been replaced be- fore the filing of the complaint and that he himself had disclosed the short age. the bond was reduced to si.500. That was furnished by J. F. Cleaveland and c. A. Mintz. No man in this coun- ty ever charged with a crime was ever the subject of so much sympathy. not wfthstanding the fact that his ac- quaintance here Is not extensive.
 w. C. T. U. MEETING-The wo- mans Christian Temperance Union will hold two meetings Thursday. both of which will be addressed by Mrs. Ella Hoover Thatcher of New Jersey. Mrs. Thatcher is national superintendent of the work among soldiers and sailors for the W. C. T.. U. and is woman of delightful per sonality as well as fluent and pleasing speaker. Tn the afternoon she will speak of the Land of the Midnight Sun. In the evening of the temperance work in Europe general ly. Having spent the past year trav- cling in Europe she can give many interesting incidents and facts in connection with the work there. The afternoon meeting will open at 2:15 o'clock The evening program which will be followed by social hour will begin at 7:45. These meetings will be free though a collection will be taken. All friends cordially invited and a good time promised.
 
 TO SEE THE CHERRY BLos- SOMS-Ondo Saito will leave this evening for a visit to the land of his fathers in the land of Nippon. after long residence in this country, where he has become we'll informed as to American customs. both busi- ness and social It is business that calls him home however rather than pleasure so his stay will not be long one. He expects to return here in May. Saito. by which name he is best known here, is president of the Japanese association of Arizona. formed several months ago. He was interested in the California restaur- ant here for a long time but sold out while back and is now en-
 a red in ranchfnp southeast of the