Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-04-29
FINE COUNTRY HoME-Hugh,

FINE COUNTRY HOME-Hughey
| d BrOWner are constructing a $4,000
! cement block house for Charles Pen
dergast who resides twelve miles
northwest Of Phoenix 1t is to be a
thirteen room structure and the fin
est residence in that part of the
country.
CLEVER AlNER-Through
an inadvertence there was no men
ton in yesterdays account of the
Redmen's social OF that clever en-
tertainer, Baby Liebenow, who was
one Of the chief contributors to the
program. She sang. danced, and
played the violin in a charming way.
OCCIDENTAL FIRE INSURANCE
Gothic statement of the Occidental
Fire Insurance Co. of New Mexico
was filed with the territorial secre-
tary yesterday and il was admitted
to the Arizona field for business. The
company is formed of practically the
same men who comprise the Occi-
dental Life Insurance Co.
THE FUNERAL OF BEN BAR
THOlDl-The funeral of Ben Bar
tholdi who died suddenly last Mon
day Will take place at eight o'clock
this morning from Moore u McLel-
lan's under the auspices Of the Red
men and the Bricklayers Union. Two
brothers, VI. and z. Batholdi and a
brother law, L. Saltwater arrived
Yesterday from Jerome
THE UNANSWERABLE ARGU-
MENT-The Unanswerable Argu-
mcnt for Christianity, will be the sub
ject Of an address To be given Sun
day afternoon at the Coliseum, by
Rev. T. :. Barcus, at o'clock. The
occasion viii be the mems Y. NJ G.
\. meeting. The Y. VI. {. \. orches-
ira and the Y. NJ. c. \. quartet will
also participate in the services. At
the same hour there viii be a boys
meeting in the Y. NJ. c. y. building.
ANNUAL "MAY-FETE"-A week
from today, May 9th, the ladies of
Trinity Pro Cathedral Will hold their
annual "May-Fete" at Eastlake park
1t Will be an occasion OF rare enjoy
ment for both old and young There
will be various sports including races
maypole dances, a children's parade
and music and dancing There viii
be refreshments OF various kinds and
supper viii De served at 8 y. m It
will be a whole day of outdoor en-
joyment for those who take advan-
tage of it.
A LABOR SAVING MACHINE
There was installed yesterday in the
plumbing establishment of George
Hageman a machine unlike any other
in the territory. II is a pipe cutting
. threading machine. a massive piece
Of iron and steel weighing three tons |
1t Will accomplish the work Of ten
men in the same length of time and !
viii cut pipe of any size of from one |
TO six inches. II is now installed in !
the plumbing shop but it will be |
moved To the new Hotel Adams |
building where it is estimated it will |
save Mr.. Hageman 500 on his con-
tract
BUCKEYE /. o. o. F. LODGE
Three automobiles filled with odd /
Fellows, accompanying Special Dep
uty Grand Master W. X James. went !
To Buckeye Thursday night and insti- |
tuted a new lodge TO be known as |
Buckeye Lodge No. %. The now lodge |
has seventeen charter members and .
starts off in good shape For the |
present its meetings will be held i'm |
the second story of the school house !
which il not utilized at the present |
time for school purposes but little |
later it win move into a hall that is !
now in course Of construction. The |
instituting party got back from Buck |
eye about 3 o'clock Yesterday morn |
ing.
AN OFFER TO PROSPECTORS-l
There is a chunk OF black rock in |
the windows Of the Rosenszweig jew !
elry not quite as large as an os-
its dimensions roughly speaking being |
about two and q half inches. A card /
standing near it makes an offer of |
$500 for piece of rock of about the |
same kind. The size. however. is not |
material To the prospector who will |
bring i'm a piece of rock of that kind /
though smaller. the $500 will be paid |
just as chcerfully. This ore is pitch !
blende from which radium is obtain !
ed. The prospector who finds a mine |
Of it can name his own price and !
thereafter eat ham and eggs every |
day without worrying about the high |
cost Of living.