Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-02-15

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will sing Victory" at the same meet
| ing. All women are cordially invited
| to attend.
SPECIAL FROM MESA-Tn order to
accommodate the Mesa people who
wish to see the Phoenix Elks put on
"Toodles in Holland" the Phoenix &
Eastern will run a special train from
the Gem City Friday evening. The
train will leave Mesa at 7:15 and, re-
turning. will leave Phoenix at l..
mountain time being in effect at both
ends low round trip rate has been
ANNOUNCED and il Is expected that quite
large number of Mesaites will take
advantage of the opportunity - see the
show.
SULLIVAN MEDALS-Fire Chief
Sullivan as medal distributor is right
now more popular among the firemen
of the Phoenix department than
Andrew Carnegie is among the rank
and file of American heroes. Last
night he passed around sixteen of them
| as tokens Of his personal appreciation
One was of gold and bore the insignia
of assistant fire chief. this being Civ
en- to W. r. Price. who was named for
that responsible position on Monday
night The other fifteen were to the
members of Pioneer Hose Company No.
and are of silver. bearing the name
Of the company Ii is this particular
branch of the department in which Mr..
Sullivan enlisted as a fire fighter
number of years ago and it Is his own
company which discovered and has
done much to elevate him to his pres
ent position of responsibility and
honor
A SURPRISING kICK-Only for
the timely assistance of Conductor
Jim Graves of the Santa Fe. there is
no telling what might have happened
tn a carriage containing Mrs. John
Eyrich and three other ladies at the
corner of Fourth avenue and Monroe
street yesterday. The horse evidently
planned some unusual proceeding for
he sent one OF his hind feet up over
the dashboard in very startling
manner. He was just as much sur
prised as the occupants of the buggy.
for he put the hoof so far over the
dashboard that he couldn't get it back
again. He was unable to run and be-
fore he could twist things up danger
ously Mr.. Graves came to the rescue
He gave the signal to back up a little
and slacken the tension. then un-
coupled the nag from the passenger
coach behind.
FOR AN EXTENDED VISIT.-Mrs
V. f. Anderson. former resident of
Phoenix, but now claiming Los An
geles as home. arrived here Monday
in response to a telegram informing
her of the probable serious Illness of
her daughter inlaw. Mrs. Quinn An
derson, who resides on North First
street. Fortunately. on her arrival
she found that the patient was mere |
ly enjoying the grip instead of pre-
pairing for a long siege of fever Mrs. |
Anderson. however. is not at all dis |
tressed over being here. for she al |
husband expect To make this their |
home again after a few months. She !
will remain for a few weeks. visiting |
old friends. and then return To Los |
Angeles and arrange To come back |
for a permanent residence. the two /
father and son. now being |
engaged in the merchandise broker
age business here.
THE !. o. r. NM William KEEL
ley. deputy great sachem and or
yanizer of the Improved order of Red
Men for the reservation of Arizona.
has been very fortunate in capturing
such a large force of ablebodied men.
more than a hundred. II
IS his aim to make Maricopa tribe
one OF the best and strongest i'm
Arizona. Mr.. Kelley has secured the
X. of p. hall. which is one Of the
best to be had on the reservation.
where the institution will take place |
On Thursday evening. Feb. 10. at $50. L
when the charter membership closes.
All applicants should be present on
hat evening To receive the degrees
)f the order. and all those who de-
sire TO be enrolled should apply to
The organizer or his deputies. Thus
s given such information as win
place any worthy inquiring stranger
Ipon the trail which win lead him
% the pleasant hunting grounds. and
listing brothers are cordially invited
20 attend.
HE HIT THE WIRE-Inquiry was
made on request from Casa Grande
regarding the status of a
'oung man who calls himself II. B. Du-
'all. Duvall has been employed on
". c. Greene's Santa Cruz irrigation
project and according to the inquiry he
has been spending several days In
Phoenix. He had some money on de-
)osit at a saloon at Casa Grande and
he other day a telegram was received
~ the saloon keeper asking him to
Onward the money. for Duvall said
hat he was in Jail without means to
Day his fine The saloon keeper evil
lently suspected that Duvall had mis-
represented his situation and made in
luiry regarding him. He was not found
n any Jail in this baliwick nor had any
been sent recently from any
all here. II was learned later that
-oung man had sent such telegram in
person. The superstition now is that
)uvall wanted the money badly and |
hat he thought that he ought to make
lis need OF ii appear pretty urgent.
INDIANAPOLIS VISlTORS-D NJ.
Parry. L. p. Thayer and George H
'hayer and wife of indianapolis. ar