Arizona republican., 1911-03-14

BALL GAME - The Colored Cubs have been reoTganiZed and will play the Mexican Rattlcrs at Eastlake park Sunday Last season the Cubs were a strong team and they say that this year they are going to be able to wipe up anything in the coun- try, from the, New York Giants to the Tempe Giants. Formerly they often had to hire pitchers and catchers from other teams but this -year they have colored battery.
 LOST CHECK BOOK-H. l.. Pierce. a New York capitalist who was in Phoenix a few days ago. has written General Agent W. S. Goldsworthy of the Santa Fe that while here he lost an American Express company tray elcrs check book, containing about $200. He asks Mir. Goldsworthy to keep his eyes open and, if the check book is found. have it returned to him at Los Angeles. \ liberal re- ward is offered.
 TO CONSIDER HOSPITAL PRO- JECT-The ladies aid society of the First NJ. F. church will hold a recep- ton Wednesday afternoon from to for Mrs Lucy Rider Meyer. superin- tendent of the deaconess work of the Methodist church. Ladies of all denominations and others who may be interested are earnestly invited to at tend. Mrs. Meyer will speak on the advisabilitv of establishing a Protest ant hospital in Phoenix. Mrs. l.. b Dameron will sing.
 TO LAY CORNER STONE - The members of the Woman's Club of Phoenix will lay the corner stone of their new club building this afternoon at 2:3O o'clock at the corner of Ben nett Lane and First avenue. The members of the club will meet as usual in the W. C. T. L. hall at 2:15 and go from there to the building site where others interested are eX- pected to congregate. The ceremonies will be public and all who are in- terested in seeing one more fine public building in Phoenix. are in- vited to be present.
 NEW SUPERINTENDENT - Mir II. Hall T. Glessner, a native of Phila- delphia. and for number of years connected with the Western Electric company of New York. has been ap- pointed superintendent of the over land Telephone and Telegraph com pany MT. Glessner resigned an inn portant position with the Colorado Telephone company and reached Phoenix yesterday from Denver to enter on his new duties, and is eX- pected to prove a valuable assistant to the new management of the pOpu- lar overland company.
 SOME sHooTlNG-Company AN. c. A. is ready for another competi- tive shoot or the Mexican war Since this company came out last in the shoot for the first battalion cup. the members of the team have been doing a lot of shooting and they have fin ally decided that the result of the was merely one of those peculiar accidents that will happen in the best regulated companies As proof of this they are citing the per formance of Sergeant Tom Edens who made a score of 49 out of a pos sible 90 at a local gallery yesterday. That is shooting some"
 ITINERARY OF AUTO RIDE -I George Purdy Bullard. director Of auto mobile transportation for the ROose- welt party next Monday. during it's stay in Phoenix and its environs. has an nounced the following itinerary of the ride that is to be given Colonel Roosevelt and the visitors who accompany him: North on Central ave nue to Northern boulevard Gust beyond ] the Murphy home) west to the beet | sugar factory. south on Grand avenue | to the Grand canal. west three miles. | south to the Christy road, east to | Grand avenue, down the avenue to the | capitol building, and thence to St | Luke's home. where the colonel is | scheduled to dedicate the new infirmary | it o'clock
 GUESTS AT CASTLE HOT | PRlNGS-Among the recent arrivals 1 at Castle Hot Springs are the follow ng: Mrs. H. NJ. Howe and Miss Howe.