Arizona republican., 1911-06-19
EAGLES WILL MEET-Ther

EAGLES WILL MEET-There will
be special meeting of the fraternal
Order of Eagles this evening in l. o.
o. f. hall, at which a large attend
ance is desired. One of the purposes
of the meeting will be the initiation
of candidates for membership
CELEBRATION TODAY-Under the
auspices of colored management there
will be a big barbecue and athletic
tournament at Eastake park today,
to which the whole world is invited
The morning program will include a
5O-yard sack race, a 50-yard potato
race, a 50yard free for all dash, a
5O-yard spoon race and a So yard
race for fat women. In the afternoon
there will be a two mile free for
all race. and a hundred yard dash.
free for all. followed by a double
header baseball game. Prizes will be
given to the winners of each race.
One OF the baseball games will be
between the Colored Cubs and the
Rattlers and the other will he be
tween the Tigers and the Salt River
Valley team. The evening program
will include 4 big dance which will
begin at o'clock sharp
A HAPPY OCCASIONAL the resi-
dence of Mr. Charles Champie, near
Castle Hot Springs in YaVapai county,
on Thursday, June 10, Mr.. Thomas Z.
Stockdale and Miss Emma Champie
were united in marriage. Also at the
Wills of Crown King and Miss Mary
Josephine Champie were made one,
Rev. c. l.. Corwin Of Wickenburg Off
ciating in both ceremonies. The brides
are sisters and the beautiful and Gull
tured daughters of Mr.. and Mrs Chas.
Champie. Mr.. Stockdale is a mine
owner and capitalist. whose home will
henceforth be in the state of Washing
ton. DR. Wills is Il successful physi-
clan of Crown King, a young man of
marked ability. Friends and neighbors
from far and near gathered at the
beautiful mountain home of the par
ents to witness the ceremony and
bid the high contracting parties Cod
speed along the way OF life
CONTINUES TO IMPROVE-It has
now been a little over three weeks
since Arthur Fraley suffered the
breaking of his neck by an unfortunate
dive in a canal, and the consequent
paralysis of his body below the hurt
The operation for his relief was sue
cessful and his improvement since
then, though slow, has been constant
The physicians are not vet ready To
over the progress i'm that direction.
which has been all that could be hoped
for and against the greatest odds
The patient can now move both arms
and legs a little, while sensation is
returning all over his body, showing
a clearing up OF the paralyzcd condi-
ton. He can move his head almost
any way he wills. Recovery, if effect
ed, will be a long and tedious pro-
cess and it Will be weeks before a
definite result is indicated. Arthur.
however is not impatient and main
tains a cheerfulness that is most en-
couraging.
STORY IN THE BEE-In the Oma-
Ina Bee Of June 10 appears a column
article with a Phoenix date line. under
the title, Arizona Advancing Rapidly"
in the department devoted To Pro
gress of Western Development" The
article rccounts Arizonas fitness for
statehood. the present notable pro-
gress all over the territory. a refer
ence to the magnitude Of the various
crops in this valley. the live stock and
ostrich industries. and the building
progress in Phoenix The article is
from the pen Of Harry Welch. secre-
tary of the board of trade There is
nothing in it of news interest to local
readers, but the facts set forth are
of interest to general readers else
where and are the sort of publicity
that keeps Arizona before the reading
public Mr.. Welch's cleverneSs in such
matters is one of the valuable assets
of the board Of trade He is able to
get forth concisely great many facts
in great many newspapers. they they
are glad to publish when they can get
hold of the matter Properly prepared.
but which they would not pay a pro-
fessional writer to furnish them