Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-04-28

LADIES' TEA-The ladies of the
! Presbyterian church will hold tea
this afternoon in the church parlors,
. and one Of the subjects for the days
discussion will be a bazaar To be
given At a later date. All are cor
| daily invited.
TEA THIS AFTERNOON - The
| Ladies Aid society of the First NJ. L.
church will give a tea in the church
| parlors at p 80 o'clock this afternoon.
The committee To serve is Mrs. Crit
fin. Mrs j. w. Coverdale, Mrs. II. II.
BraXtan and Mrs. Kyle. Everybody is
welcome
RETURNING TO OHIO-Harry
Moore, merchant and capitalist oil
producer of Sidney. Ohio, will leave
| tonight for home after a stay of five
weeks in Arizona Mr. Moore is not
here for his health or for recreation.
He is interested in rich mining prop
| erty near Goddard, where he has been
stopping most OF the time since he
came TO the territory
STOCK ARRIVING-The RYAN
Brothers Implement company is the
lessee Of one Of the big store rooms
recently erected on the north side Of
Adams street on the corner Of Second
street The first carload of nipple
ments for the new stock will arrive
this evening. This is u new business
firm for Phoenix and promises To be d
hustlinS one as the owners, Peter Ryan
and VI. J. Ryan, are both experienced
men, the former having been for a long
time connected with the Ceilings We
hicle company.
SUNDAY SCHOOL PIcNIC-The
picnic Of the First NJ. L. church Sun
day school will be held tomorrow.
Saturday at Orangewood, and all are
invited to attend. 1t will be a basket
picnic and each one who goes should
also bring along his individual drink
ing cup. Most people viii probably
avail themselves of the street cars
which run to the picnic grounds. via
the Indian school and Lincoln. Picnic
cars viii be run at $50 and II d. m.
and viii be marked Special" The
fare on these cars will be 10 cents
though the Sunday school will pro
vide transportation for all the younger
children on its rolls.
AFTER THREE YEARS-P s
Wren Jr. who has regarded Phoenix
as his home for many years. mas re-
turned after an absence of three
years in western Arizona and Cali
fornia Much OF the time has been
spent in Yuma county and the last
month in the section known as the
Big Eye country. Mr. Wren reports
mining deal not hitherto heard Of
in these parts and which is pleasing
news as it bids fair to put one hard
working man on Easy street. The
seller Of the property is the man who
has been driving stage for long
time between Sentinel and Aqua Cal
iente Hot Springs and the price paid
was $4,000. Mr.. Wren did not know
the names of the purchasers.
A NEW SYSTEM-A team attached
to a Chinese vegetable wagon was
frightened yesterday near the electric
light plant and ran east on Buchanan
street some distance where it became
tangled up with a barb wire fence
and stopped the horses being LAGER
ated severely but not dangerously Thus
far the event was quite ordinary. but
a fact was revealed To those who came
10 the rescue Of the team that has
everybody guessing. \ rope was SEE
curely tied TO the tail of one of the
horses, by the hair Of the aforesaid tail |
The other end of which had been
dangling became so entangled in the
wire fence the horses tail had to be
shaved in part to liberate him The
other end Of the rope was hopelessly |
tied. The question is did the Chinese |
have the rope tied to the tail of the
borse for jerk line as in the old /
DAYS. or is it a new tangled |
steering gear devised after an automo- !
bile pattern. 1t has been suggested |
that it was intended to serve as a |
brake but if that be true it was |
rank failure and the patent cannot be /
PASSION PLAY-Probably the most |
elaborate, spectacular and instructive !
moving picture ever seen i'm Phoenix |
* that Of the Passion PLAY shown |