Arizona republican., 1913-03-01
WANTED A YOUNG MANIA

TEMPE WOMAN'S CLUB-There will be a meeting of the Tempe Wo- mans club this afternoon in the Wo- mans club building in Tempe. Mrs. S. B. LeWsOn of the University of Ari- zona will be the special guest of the club and deliver an address.
 FALSE FIRE ALARM-Somebody telephoned to the police station last evening shortly before nine o'clock stating q fire was in progress at Five Points. An alarm was sounded and the department made quick run, only to find that somebody had been play ing a joke" upon the firemen
 TRAVELLING JEWELER-WiIliam Wayland was arrested last evening by the police, when he was found in possession of about all the cheap jeWclry it was possible for one to carry. He was attempting to dis pose of some of it to an Indian and he was booked for investigation
 GOING HOME-R. A. Watson who pitched for the Phoenix baseball team last summer in company with the strong team of 1912, and who has since been working in Ray, ar rived here yesterday on his way to his home in Topeka. Kan. where he expects to remain indefinitely.
 THE SIREN" COMING-Word was received yesterday by Manager A. II. Reeves of the Elks theater that Donald Brain in The Siren" would play in Phoenix on Monday evening March 31. Brain will be remembered as the Prince in the original Merry Widow" cast and be brings in this instance a company of 50 people
 GENEROSITY CAUSES TROUBLE Jerry Shanahan the philanthropist who so kindly gave the machinery of the Chriscy and Greig slate mill to various deserving residents Of Phoenix was arrested by Sheriff Adams last night about six miles north of Glendale and was brought to Phoenix and as d slight token of esteem provided with board and lodging free as d guest of the county of Maricopa.
 SCHOOL OF MUSIC RECITAL There vii bc a public recit1, ot the pupils of the primary trairirg dc partmcrt. ot the Arizona S"hr1l "f Music. in he auditorium ci T C school Ire. IUpils are in charge of Mrs. Luther steward. and the program will embody selections from the classic. romantic and modern per iods The periods will be represent ed in costume The program is op- en to the general public
 GENERAL MEETING WOMAN'S CLUB-The next general meeting of the Woman's club will occur on Monday evening. March 3. at o'clock instead of Tuesday evening. as pre- viously announced This will he requirements evening" and each mem- Der is privileged to bring one guest and to purchase guest tickets for others should she so desire. Miss Florence Bartlett will give a talk on Egypt, illustrated with colored stereoDtican slides
 INJURED MAN DIES-Jack Scott, the lineman of the United States Rec lamation service who fell from a tele- graph pole Thursday shortly after noon some distance south of Tempe, died yesterday afternoon. after lingering in his bruised and broken condition for more than twenty-four hours. It was discovered that his mother lives in Sanford, Texas, and she has been noti- fled of the death of her son. The re- 1 mains are being held pending instruc- tiOns from his mother.
 HURT BY TRAlN-Rafael Gomez, of 1 South Seventh street, thought to save | time in coming down town yesterday l afternoon and attempted to board a 1 moving freight train on the Santa Fe 1 near Fourth avenue and Jackson street He lost his hold and was tossed under | the car A brake beam struck his head i and knocked him clear of the wheels He was hurried to the Sisters HOspi- l tai where pr. F. Payne Palmer, called | by the railroad, made an examination which revealed that while he was some what bruised he had escaped with min or injuries.
 1 AT THE COUNTRY CLUB-Mra 1 Harry Kay and Mrs L T. Stoddard i will be hostesses at the countr, club this afternoon In addition tc | the tea. the tennis finals will at 1 tract many The Womens singles are i down to the last match, which lies between Mrs. Gordon Tweed and
 Ruth Ainsworth. In mi ed doubles ] therc will be two matches. one d semi-final involving Mrs. w. J
 Kingsbury ard Jack Ainsworth ana
 Mrs Tweed and H. B. Atha and 1 the finals in which Selma Goldberg and w. A Horrell will play the win ners of the last match
 DEATH OF J. C. WRTGHT-Johr Coulter Wright, a resident of Phoe-
 nix for fifteen years died at his re
 sidence 1926 West Washington street 1 yesterday afternoon after protract- 1 ed illness. The funeral will be helo
 at the residence of the family at o'clock this afternoon. The services 1 will be conducted by Rev Henry | Martyr Campbell of the First Pres byterian church of which MT. Wrigh
 was for many years a consistent
 member The interment will occul | in Greenwood cemetery. MT Wrigh
 is survived by his wife, two sons
 and two daughters His eldest sOr 1 is Horace B Wright of Pittsburg