Arizona republican., 1913-04-27
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 PRESS CLUB LUNCHEON-Th Press Club of Phoenix will lunch to-
 gether today for the purpose of getting action on d constitution and a flock of officers. The meeting is at 1:00 at the Hotel Adams.
 PIMA ORATOR TO SPEAk-Sen-
 ator A. A. Worsey of Tucson will
 be the speaker at the open forum
 this evening at the Labor Temple. Second avenue and Jefferson street, subject" The Present Banking Sys- tenn" The meeting begins at 8 o'clock. Everybody is invited
 ROOSEVELT PHONE OUT-The disability of the reclamation service phone line to the Roosevelt dam yes
 terday prevented the office here from getting report of water conditions at the dam. Consequently the re- port printed above is yesterdays re- peated.
 SUIT FOR EJECTMENT-W. J Galbraith evidentally made a mistake when he settled on P. P. Parker's homestead. He made another when he did not remove his chattels when requested to do so by the original homesteader Now Galbraith faces a suit for ejectment and damages.
 BASEBALL DEBT-The dinner which the Topsiders have owed the Printers of The Republican comes off at a down town cafe this afternoon at four The reason the printers have the eating coming to them is that they licked the office force in one baseball game a week ago. Baseball bet, base ball debt: baseball meets, baseball eats.
 NIGHT MOTOR TRIP Halbert
 Whitfield the genial young auto salesman for the Phoenix Buick ag-
 ency returned from Globe a day or
 two ago after having driven the
 Roosevelt road at dead of night. He had very successful trip, having sold two cars. He met a lot of Elk up there but that didn't hurt him much He did not have his gun with him.
 A CAR A DAY-That is the weeks average for the Arizona Motor com panv which sells that there Studebaker wagon you know Some of the buyers last week are Mrs. Joseph H. kibbey, County Assessor John T. Bone, w. T. Branaman of Florence and F. E. Kirk l land Three carloads were delivered 1 to the local agency last week and the sales have averaged a little better than l a motor a day.
 JEALOUS REPORTER Believing 1 that if the next session of the Wood men Circle, the newly organized aux l Hilary branch of the Woodmen of the World didn't come to Phoenix it ought to, a Republican writer yesterday
 stated through the columns of that pa per that the said auxiliary would in ] 1915 hold it's sessions here. Mesa was
 the place he meant. and he now has no ! doubt that the ladies of the circle will 1 be just as well entertained at the Gem i city as in the capitol city. RETURN TO RG-IIi- l ram Macs and wife, of Galesburg, | ILL. who own an eighty acre ranch 1 near Glendale and who have been l spending the winter here. left last l evening for their home. They are in 1 the habit of spending the winters here and there was an intimation l from remarks droppd by MT. Macs l that he is likely to decide upon mak- | ing the Salt River valley his perm anent home when he returns in the l fall.
 | NEW PROJECT MAP-The engi- 1 neers of the reclamation service have 1 prepared data, and Draughrsman w. l F. Gibbons is now preparing from l it the new project map of the Salt | river valley. The new map will 1 be more complete than any yet at l tempted. It will show all the canal l laterals and developments of every 1 character up to date. The frame will /. be 31 by 36 inches, the same size as the last map which was complet- ed two years ago. Reductions to about a foot square will be made at Washington and copies made for sale here.
 PARENT TEACHERS MEETING The Mckinley Parent Teachers | association will hold the last meet | ing of the year at the Mckinley lea h