Arizona republican., 1911-04-02

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 Engineer Louis Long of the Arizona
 Eastern system, returned to Tucson
 Friday evening. During the day he
 went over the Phoenix & Eastern and
 inspected the work being done between
 Kelvin and Winkelman
 FIRST METHODIST CHURCH -
 Regular services will be held in the
 First NJ. E. church this morning, ser
 mon by the pastor, Rev Robert $.
 Fisher. This evening Mir Fisher will preach on the city hall plaza. There will
 be good music at both services.
 1 Manager w. A. Drake of the s. F.,
 P. X P. came down from Prescott
 tonight to meet President Frank M
 Murphy. It is probable that Mir. | Drake will go to Winkelman today
 with Mir. Murphy and his party.
 REPUBLICAN SMoKER-The first
 ward republicans will hold a smoker
 and rally next Tuesday night at Fire
 mems hall on the second floor of the
 city hall building. beginning at 7:3O
 o'clock The committee is making l
 wants every republican, living in that
 ward tO be present
 PYTHIAN SISTERS RECEPTIoN-
 The Pythian Sisters are arranging for
 reception to De held in Pythian hall
 next Tuesday night. April 4. beginning
 at 8 o'clock. rhe reception will be
 partly in honor of Mrs. Ida Moore.
 grand representative. partly in honor of Grand Chief Telia Mckee, and partly in celebration of the eighth anniversary
 of the order All knights and ladies and visiting members of the Pythian
 Sisters are invited to attend.
 TRINITY CATHEDRAL ServIces will be held today. fifth Sun day in Lent, in Trinity Pro- Cathedral, South Second avenue facing the court house. the Rev. Arthur w Moulton priest in charge. as follows: Kindergar- ten and Sunday school at 10 o'clock; holy communion and sermon at II o'clock The the latter service the quartet choir under the direction of Mrs. Deity will give the following se- lections: organ voluntary, Pastorale (Kullak); Benedicite (BesD: Benedic- tus; offertory solo. Mrs Leecraft; post Jude (Lemar).
 COURTS MISTAKE-It has de- veloped that the warrant on which Frank H. Blighton was arrested in Tucson the other day just after his arrival from Phoenix, was worthless and served through an error of the court The complaint of criminal libel. preferred by James T. Williams of the Citizen. on which the warrant was based, had been taken up by .the grand jury. The grand jury's action annulled the warrant but the justice of the peace neglected to withdraw it from the constable. who served it as soon as he caught sight of Blighton.
 BARLEY PLANT WORTH WHILE l irrigation is all right in it's way. | but there are times when one hardly | needs it even in this so-called desert | country. D. H. Lennex yesterday | brought to the board of trade a | single barley plant. that is a sheaf | of barley containing 163 straws, each | headed out and all coming from a | single seed of the grain. This plant | was pulled by the roots from a patch | of grain grown by Mir. Lennex west | of the Agua Fria river. without a drop of irrigation water. The grain stands five feet and four inches high and | is a fine sample of what this coun- try can produce when it feels like it.
 WOMEN'S MEETING TODAY- At late hour last night The Re publican was requested to repeat the column article that has appeared twice successively, advertising meeting of the women of Phoenix this afternoon at 8 o'clock in the Central M. E. church. As the arti- cle which contained a list a half column long. of the names of women in Phoenix and vicinity, authorizing the call, was no longer in type, the request could not be granted. The meeting however is herewith an- nounced as asked. The hour is 3 o'clock and the meeting is for the furtherance of the prohibition cam paign.
 SCHOOL OF MUSIC ENTERTAIN- following program was very creditably presented by young pupils yesterday afternoon at the School of Music: Piano Cinderellas Waltz (Maxim) Mildred Dodenhof; Wild Rose (ReadD Lillian Griffin; The Twilight (Guy) Elva Sturges; Robins Lullaby (Krogmann) Mary Craig Hughes. Reading. Miss Edith Helps Things Along, Mary McDer- mott. Piano. Waltz (Tschaikowsky) | Hazel Wilson; Tarantella (Gurlitt) Beth Thomas; A Night in Venice (Brown) Ada Millsap. Reading. An Incident at Ratisbon (BrOwning) Gar nett McCaleb. Piano, The Mocking Echo (SchmolD Louie May Lindsay; Butterfly (Heins) Elma Tolleson; Falling Leaves (Koelling) Edith Lieb enow; Waltz. Op. 39, No. (Rein- 2 hold) Herbert Harms. Reading. one Two Three, Elizabeth Jones. Piano, { Elfin Dance (Jensen) Beatrice Mill sap; The Minstrels Song. Op. 62 (Rhode) Ottilie Luke: Polish Dance , (Thoma) Gretchen Isaac. |.
 INDUSTRIAL BAND CONCERT-I Starting tonight the regular Sunday afternoon concerts of the Industrial Band will be given in the evening at 7:30 at the court house