Arizona republican., 1912-04-19

l DANCE TONlGHT-The Fl Navar-
 TO club will hold another of it's pop
 uiar dances tonight in the Womans 1 club building.
 LIBRARY CLOSED-The Carnegie
 public library will be closed all day l today, Friday, on account of the fun
 "ral of the late libarian, Mrs N A. 1 Morford
 1 MANY CLAIMS FILED-Many l hOmeseekers are filing notice of entry upon land in the south eastern part
 of the county. Twenty five such mo- ! tices were filed yesterday with the
 county recorder
 | MISSING MAN-The police have l been asked by l. B. Harrington, of 1 Sawtelle, California to endeavor to
 locate one H. L. Harrington who was
 last heard from on a ranch near | Phoenix in June 1910.
 FROM FLAGsTAFF-Leo Vercnn5 and MT. Rabbit of the "Sky-light l City" have been here several days ex-
 plaining the advantages of their toWr
 as a summer resort and leave to- l Roosevelt today to inspect the hig l dam.
 ] A NOTCH HIGHER-Earl Curtis, 1 deputy clerk of the United States district court. and one of the younger members of the Phoenix bar was yes ! terday admitted to practice before the 1 United States district court upon
 motion of former Chief Justice Ed ward Kent
 MISSIONARY MEETING-The Wo- mans Home Missionary society of the ] First NJ. E. church will meet at the residence of Mrs. Warwick Scott, 1101
 North Central avenue, this afternoon
 at 2:2O o'clock. An Easter thank offering will be taken. All ladies of l the congregation are requested to at i itend this meeting.
 l IRRiGATlONlSTS HERE-Charles T.. Sligh, president of the SliSh Fur niture company, Of Grand Rapids. Michigan, and his associates. II. H. Freeman. Ben J. Jefferson, P M Full ton. and C. E. Waterbury. of Flor lence, who are deeply interested in ir- Irrigation matters in that section of the state are in Phoenix for a few days
 and guests at the Hotel Adams.
 NO REGISTER NO VoTE-The city recorder calls the attention of voters in the second and fourth wards l to the fact that if their names are not on the register roll before mid night on Friday. April 26th they can not vote at the May municipal elec- ton. All other registrations are su- perseded by the one now in progress. l No register, no vote
 
 FARMERS lNSTiTUTE-An Another farmers institute will be held Satur- day afternoon at ? o'clock in the Water Users building. An excellent program has been prepared and | is hoped the farmers will turn out in numbers to avail themselves of the ladVantaEes of the session. Among other addresses will be one on dairy ing by Professor Wilson of the eX- periment station.
 MEMORIAL DAY OF w. o. w. l Great preparations are in progress by | the local lodge of the W. O W. for the Memorial service to be held at the K. of P hall next Sunday after | noon at 2:30. This is the decoration day set aside for the honor and remem- brancc of the deceased members C.
 the lodge in the southwest. and ser- vices will also be held at the graves Of departed members.
 AT CHRISTIAN cHURCH-The evangelistic meeting at the Christian church last night resulted in the con-. version of four persons. w. l.. Har- ris spoke -on the theme. Losing his hair"-the' story of Samson. Those ! who have heard him certainly com mend the evangelist for his work and Influence. Tonight he is to speak on ! A Noble Purpose" Good music and
 an inspiring sermon will impress all who come.
 SALE coNTINUED-The auction sale at the ! C. Adams ranch yes sterday attracted large crowd, and bidding was spirited throughout the day. Such q great variety of arti- cles was offered for sale. however.
 that it was found impossible to sell more than half of them before dark, and it was finally decided to continue
 the sale until this morning at 10 o'clock when it will be resumed and
 an effort made to complete the list before night
 FUNERAL OF MRS. MORFORD. I-Funeral services for the late Mrs
 N. A MOrford will be held at 2:30
 this afternoon at Trinity pro -cathe-
 lral on South Second avenue. The
 services will be conducted by the vice 1 rector, Rev w. J. Scarlett, assisted
 by the Rev. B. R Cocks. lnterment | will follow in Greenwood cemetery. 1 Friends desiring to view the re | mains may do so this morning at the
 undertaking rooms of Moore and Me Lellan.
 COPS AFTER "JAcK." The po- ] lice are hot on the trail of Jack the 1 Peeper," and Jack the porch walker. 1 who is bothering the residents of the
 western part of the city. This par | ticular Jack makes a practice Of