Arizona republican., 1913-02-08
COUNTRY CLUB TEA-Mrs. W

COUNTRY CLUB TEA-Mrs. w ] Bennett Cough and Mrs Howard S Reed will serve at the Country Club tea this afternoon.
 .FITZ IS ILL-E. G. Fitzgerald, phy- sical director of the Young Mems Christian Association was off duty with a severe cold yesterday.
 FITCH TO LOS ANGELES-Project Engineer c. H. Fitch left last night for Los Angeles on routine business for the { reclamation service. He will consult with Supervising ngineer Hill. FROM NEBRASKA - Dan Jones 1 and w. K. Morse, two prominent cit iZens of Independence, Neb, who spent last winter in Phoenix and the Salt River Valley, have returned to this section with their families to en- l joy another spell of sunshine. i THE FALTlN CASE-At 9:3O i o'clock this morning the last proceed ing under the motion for new trial of the case of William Faltin will ba 1 had in the superior court. Judge 1 Phillips will then either grant q new trial or he will formally sentence i Faltin to be hanged and fix the date ! of his execution.
 1 SUNDAY EVENING SERMONS 1 By pr Ray Clarkson Harker Feb ruary g. The Judgment" February IS, Hell; What Is It; Where Is It; 1 When Is It." March ,. The Story of a Life" illustrated by songs Splen- i did music at all services. Church, 1 corner of Second avenue and Monroe i streets. Everybody invited. SURPRISE PARTY-There was a surprise for Miss Nancy Alton of l "A West Fillmore last night at which Carl Jones, Orpha Putney. Ed 1 die Harrington. Raymond ,Putney. ! sam Holman. Carrie Mulrain. Ada 1 Smith, Earl and Ottis Banks, Earl l Edwards and Ada Thompson were i present
 1 IDEA ARTMENT-Harry Welch of the board of trade now has an Idea Department. in which all suggestions for features to add eclat to the EZtec l Sun Festival are received, tagged and 1 classified. The board will welcome any witty ideas that come in, just like | a long lost brother. Anybody with an active brain can shoot in the new stuff and get popular with the parade com 1 mittee.
 ESTABLISHING FILM EXCHANGE I-F. L. Hudson, representing the General Film company of New York, is in Phoenix, and has completed ! arrangements for the installation here of a film exchange to serve upwards of fifty house in this section. He expects the man who will have charge of the film distribution, with head
  and it will be not later than Febru- ary IS, that the service will be com menced from Phoenix
 SLOW WATER RENTALS-Water rentals are coming in very slowly ! according to reports from the city water department. Monday is the last day upon which the fee can be paid without running the risk of hav- ing the service discontinued without
 notice It is urged that the house. holders and others using water make | a special effort to see that their rentals are paid and thereby save the man with the turn-off wrench the
 painful duty of depriving deserving families of needed water
 LOSES VALUABLE POCKET | BOOk-Mrs. S WoskoWW. mother of l an attractive team of young girls now playing at the Empress Theater, had
 the misfortune last night to lose her
 pocketbOok containing thirty-five dol lars and some small change. As far as can be remembered the purse was lost between the theater and the cor
 ner of Pearce and second streets. It
 is a small square brown leather
 purse and has the name of Ellis
 Livin, Milwaukee avenue, Chicago | on 1t.
 FORGER CAUGHT-A man who
 says that his name is D. J. McCar- thy was arrested last night by Dep uty Sheriff Lew Mickey on a charge
 of forgery Mccarthy had for some
 time been working for Con Hurley
 Yesterday morning he came to town
 and presented to J. J. Cottrell an or
 der for $9 bearing the signature of
 Mir Hurley. MT Cottrell caShed it
 Later in the day Mir. Cottrell learned
 that the order was a forgery and he
 procured a warrant out of Justice
 Johnstone's court
 "FRECKLES" CONVINCED. L
 Martin. ahead of "Freckles," the only
 dramatization ever made of any Of tthe Gene Stratton- Porter novels, ar
 rived in Phoenix yesterday anC
 closed arrangements for the presenta
 tion of the popular production a
 the Elks' Theater on Tuesday even
 ing, February 1S MT. Martin assure: the Phoenix theater going public tha . he is bringing to this city the ori ginal New York company and thd , it is bound to please here as 1t ha! , l in the metropolis and elsewhere.
 CRANE MATlNEE-Owing to tn , demand for seats at the Elks Theate
 last evening upon the occasion of tn I first appearance in Phoenix of William D H. Crane in The Senator Keep
 House," Manager A. H. Reeves sue
 ceeded in arranging for a matinee fo r this afternoon. Those who were disap : pointed in being unable to secure goo f seats for the evening performance vii
 be practically assured of first clas . reservations by applying early today a
 the Empress Theater box office. Nil