Arizona republican., 1912-02-09

ttb AhlLONA hEf U bblS | NEW ENGlANDER-T Hawlcy of Boston registered at the Commercial yesterday.
 RETURNS HoME-Drew Little left
 for his home nI Prague. Oklahoma, last night.
 FROM THE N0RTh-F F. Holden
 of Williams is in the city tO look after business interests
 BACK TO BALTlMoRE--H l..
 Ekstine. of Baltimore. left last cven-
 ing for his home after spending some
 time in the city.
 w. C. T. U. LADIES TAKE
 NOTlCE-An arrangements for serv- ing lunch on Admission Day have been called off. Please ac; accord ingly
 SOLOMONvllLE VISITOR-Chariesi
 solomon Of Solomonville is business visitor in Phoenix. also having host of friends ana relatives to renew ac- quaintance with.
 WILL BUILD HOME-NIr. and Mrs. | l married in Wcnden. have bought d lot facing tha capitol building and will build a hoEop there at an early day
 CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATloN-l \ civil service examination was held yesterday at the capitol of applicants for land law clerk and an examination will be nehd today for junior topo- grapher in the departmental service.
 REGULAR MEETING.-Thc di- rectors of the board of trade held their regular weekly meeting yester- day afternoon. transacting large ! volume of routine business "c minor nature
 HORSE DROPPED DEAD - The ! driving horse of Harry Cr-swrll drop rcd dead in the harness in front @, ! the court house yesterday afternoon | Tn" animal had not been driven hard | and il is supposed he Succunbed to | heart disease.
 MASS MEETING-A mass meeting | has been called for February l. at tho | sense of the electors for the guidance ! Of the sch hpol trustees in the matter of [ { the settlement Of the injunction suit | brought against the high school by F. ! A. Spaulding WINTER VISITORS Ivy Pro- vine of Casselton. North Dakota. and | Mrs. Geo. Herman of Macomb. IT.. ar ! rived in Phoenix Wednesday night ! They will remain during the winter | with their sister Mrs. Frank Blount Of l North Central Ave.
 SASSY SALve SELLER-Chi,f oT ! Police Moor. has received complaints ! from several Phoenix women regard | ing man who is pcddling s.lyc ! from house to house. They say that i i: they refuse to buy h. hccomcs abusive. A little cooperation. says the chief. will aid in rounding up the fellow.
 WILL MEET TOOAY.-The com mittec of arrangements for Adms- sion Day festivities will hold a meet ing this afternoon at I:30 o'clock at tn" board Of trade. The committee received | response yesterday from its invitation to Sir Gilbert Parker. who is still in Prescott. and who said | he will return here for the inaugural 1 and Admission Day ceremonies
 TALK NOT CoMlNG-Jule- Falk the violinist will not appear at the Elks theater Friday evening February as scheduled. He was seized with | a severe illness in San Antoni, and cannot tell when he can i'll his en- gagement out the theater management believes he will be able to appear in two or thr,a weeks. All persons hay ing reserved seats can get their money back by ple5enting tickets at Boehm- yr's
 LECTURE ON CHIN1-J NJ CIin- ton lectured on China at the Os- borne school last evening. The ad- dress was Illustrated by profusion of lantern slides and the big crowd 1 that attended enjoyed il immensely. Mir. Clinton will hold a reception for the Chinese of Phoenix this afternoon at the home of S NJ Hnngar in Los Olives and will then talk on the rev- olution He will leave for China next week
 LADIES' AID SOcIETY-Thc La Gies' Aid society of the First NJ. F. church will meet with Mrs. ". $ Goliworthy 50 North Third avenue. at 2:30 this afternoon. Light refresh mcnts will be served. For special en- tortainment there will be a demOnstra-
 ton of the "Wearever" cooking utcnsil by representative of the Aluminium Cooking Ctensil company. Eacn wo- man present will receive an aluminium souvenir. The committee to serve is composed of Mrs. W. $. Goldsworthw, Mrs. F.. T. Ceilings and Mrs. r.. M. LamSOn.
 RECEPTION COMMITTEE NAMED Mayor Christy yesterday announced the following as the members of the reception committee appointed by him at the request of the committee on arrangements for Admission Day. the mayor being the chairman of the committee: r.. E. ONeill, F. A. Fow- Ter, General A. J. Sampson, c. II. Akers. w. T. Smith. J. C. Adams. D. E. Heard, Frand DeSouza Walter BraWner S. w. Higlcy. l.. Gang, II j. II