Arizona republican., 1912-12-05
BROTHERHOOD

Culver and A. B Parish will act on
 the board committee on the water investigation. The committee will
 work in conjunction with the people
 who are seeking for a well of soft
 water near Phoenix
 FIRST SHIPMENT FROM ARA
 BiA-As an evidence that Phoenix is
 rapidly assuming the dignity of a dis
 tributing city, there arrived today
 the first and only carload of Abrabian
 figs and dates that has ever reached
 Arizona. At no point between Kan
 sas City and Los Angeles could a
 car load of these commodities be used
 The shipment amounted to over
 tWenty-two tons and was consigned
 to the Walter Hill company.
 PARENT TEACHERS ASSOClA- TION-There will be an important
 meeting of the Mckinley School Par
 net Teachers association this after
 noon at 2:30 at which time the an nual election of officers will occur Mrs. Frank Alkire will deliver a pap CT upon the subject, How Parents can help the school work of their children" Light refreshments will be
 served, cordial invitation is ex- tended to all members and friends
 to attend.
 DINNER AND BAZAAR - The ladies of the First Methodist Episco- pal church, will hold an all day meet ing and bazaar in the church par lors tomorrow, This promises to be one of the most interesting affairs of the church this season. In addi- tion to the bazaar a dinner will be o'clock to which the bus mess men and all others are invited Mrs j. L. Burchain will be in charge i of the fancy booth. Mrs Fred o. Adams will preside at the fancy
 work booth and Mrs. A. o. Sexton will watch over the candy booth. IT WAS A GOOD HoME-A young i Spanish American girl who had be- come delinquent more than two ] years ago and was sent to the re- | form school has returned home great 1 Iy improved in morals and rind. i When she went away she was unable
 to speak English and could not write or read in her own language. Now she speaks English fluently and reads and writes readily. Besides she has ] l She regards the reform school as a blessing She came home tastefully dressed. the clothing having been provided by the school authorities. ] BOOSTERS PLAN BIG MEETING The Indianians of Phoenix will
 celebrate the Admission day" of the great Hoosier state by a celebration
 held in the rooms of the board of 1 trade on Wednesday evening, Decem 1 Der II, at 7:30 o'clock There will l be a program appropriate to the oc
 cassion, light refreshments and
 social hour. Invitations have been sent out to all the members of the Indiana society as we'll as all the 1 Hoosiers in the city who do not be- long to the sot lety, urging them to be 1 present and assist in making the first
 get together of the season a great
 big time Assistant District Attorney Clyde M Candy is president O the l society Wh-Ic B. H. Scudder is the 1 secretary.
 THEY HAVE BEEN SHOWN | Two young men who came here from | Missouri to spend the winter, have ! been arrested under a new law making
 it felony to contribute to the de-
 linquency of a minor The young men were warned of their danger
 by Probation Officer Canning but
 they were not much impressed. They
 told the young girl whom they had
 cOaxed away from the place where she had been stopping that Canning
 was not dangerous; they knew what
 they were about. But soon after
 that they began to get nervous and
 moved to another part of town. Mir.
 Canning finally succeeded in lOcat- ing them and taking an officer with
 him, placed them under arrest and lodged them in jail They will be brought directly before Judge Phil lips. The penalty for this offense is fine of $500 and one year in the pententiary.
 HOTEL ADAMS-M. L. Brown, Los Angeles; A. M Rockwell, Los Angeles Thos. N. Wills Florence; MT. and Mrs. Wm. Church Osborn, Mrs. Bell, A. F. Dodge, New York; A. E. Cook, Bakersfield, Cal; C. w. Botsford and wife, Fl Paso; AID. Barnhart, Pres ] colt; Mrs Minnie Brown, Thermop- olis, Wyo; Mrs. w. T. Garvey. Bill lings Mont: J. B. Orr, Vincines; D. w. Beldon, Fl Paso; D. M. Sutor, Fl Paso; Ted H. Decker, San Fran cisco; s. E. Garrett, San Francisco; Elmer w Coker Florence; H. M. Hawkins, Denver; c. B. Schmidt, New York; Lon Garby, New York; P C. Paddock, Los Angeles; Henry Spitzer, Los Angeles; E. Waldo Ward, Sierra Madre, Cal; T. B. Cunning ham, ,El Paso; c. w. Todd, Denver; J. G. Montgomery, New York; Charles G. Rhodes. Los Angels; Charles Col lins, Wichita, Kansas; F. c. Stelnford San Francisco; Clarence G. Dresser