Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-09-27

Evergreen addition.
, SMOKER-At the Afro American
club last evening the members and
| several visitors enjoyed their annual
smoker. Music and refreshments were
! served until a late hour. Fun min
gled with music and refreshments
made all jolly good fellows The re
freshments were served by Bob Ere
man. r. b. Stevens was master OF
ceremony
WINSLOW ODD FELLOWSHIP
a Mintz secretary of the grand lodge
Of odd Fellows in this territory. re-
turned yesterday from a trip To Wins
low. where on Saturday in the ca
pacity Of special instituting officer he
organized a lodge Of the order Mr.
Mintz reports having had a royal time
and says the new lodge starts out
with fine prospects.
FLYER WANTS TO COME-The
| Aeronautical Society Of California has
written the Phoenix board Of trade
| saying il would like very much To ar
/ range an aviation exhibition here by
a Mr.. Champion who has been doing
some spectacular flying along the coast
| The matter will be referred to the
/ fair commission as about the "fyest"
| ggreEation hercabout
HE MEANS IT.-Harry johnson.
the genial clerk of the Ford. certainly
means to run in the Democratic pri-
f11a rio 40 ,f,aa
sentative in Maricopa county. as one
of the six. He gave it out yesterday
/ that his connection with the Hotel
| Ford would probably cease for the
present, in a day or two. that he may
devote more time and effort To his
candidacy.
GOOD TERRITORIAL anything
We're needed to show that the north
crn part Of Arizona is i'm good business
shape it is the repeated trips Of
Frank r. Stewart Of the Occidental
Insurance company there. He went
to Winslow again yesterday for about
the third time within the last month
Stewart has the reputation Of being
a good judge Of business territory. if
nothing else
FORMAL oPENINGS.-Thc form
al opening Of the Y NJ g. A. classes.
this year. will occur on Friday. even
ing. October Is with a social. gym"
exercises and other interesting feat
ures on the program The educa-
tional classes will open on the 23rd
Of October. In a general way. the
Y. NJ G. 4. aims TO provide cduca-
tionaI facilities in every line in which
there is sufficient demand and sup
port to justify it,
TWO DIVORCE CAsEs-Two in
stances of domestic infelicity in
which the differences between hus-
band and wife have reached the di- |
vorce court stage. have just de- |
veloped. One is the case of Emma |
hobart vs.. J. a hobart and the |
other is that of Cruz Fasquio VS.. |
Francisco Fasquio. Profligacy and |
failure 10 work arc charged by each |
Of the compliments. The first cou-
pie were married in 1882 and the |
second in 1903.
NEW HOUSES.-First it is one Of |
the Phoenix architects who has a |
rush and then it is another Geo |
Pheby reports plans under way for |
siXroom red brick bungalow for
Stauffer & Bennett. to be located in
the Capitol addition; a four-room and |
two screen rooms brick for II. G |
Rain. of 522 North Second street. to
be built just south of the present
residence with hardwood floors
throughout; nine-room two-story
house with two screen rooms with
basement and heating apparatus. to
be located in East Evergreen addi-
ton, and built for Miss Angie Parker.
daughter Of Judge =. p. Parker; to be
in every respect a top-nOtcher;
two story. six-rOOm brick. with cellar.
for J. a. Jones. of the Sanitary
Plumbing shop, to he located on T..
Adams street; and a six room brick
bungalow for w NJ F'ickas. at the
corner of Washington street and
Sixteenth avenue. Nearly all of
them are to be as up-to date as
possible. and the first is to built for
an astOnishingly low price, it is said.
RURAL AFFAIRs.-The committee
IF the board of trade on rural affairs.
lNlu Il U!-ellUB at the DOdTu room YES
-erday and discussed a number of i'm
portant matters assigned for its con-
sideration. For one thing it was de-
,ided to hold the next Farmers Day
event on October at which time it il
believed DR.. Taylor an eastern soil
expert will be here and deliver an ad-
iress. It is planned that he will ar
i've a few days before the meeting and
give the valley a thorough inspection
SO he can speak at some length of
ocal conditions and doubtless give
'aluable advice. DIR. J. W. Foss volun-
eered to act as his escort in such an
excursion, taking him over the valley
n his automobile, the doctor being
of local soil expert him
;elf No plans were made by the COM
nittee for the November Farmers =
Day but ii was decided that the De
,ember meeting should be known as
,hildren's day. 1t is planned to have
he discussions devoted TO the school
garden and To ideas showing how the
'hildren can be profitably interested in
arm life