Arizona republican., 1913-05-07

tAiste tilN lit9ltCill anu StNitJoiN Ol lilt
board of trade are hereby instructed to
Immediately Wire the representatives
to congress and the two senators from
the state of Arizona, requesting them
to oppose in congress the route of the
national highway through Arizona
chosen by the old trail association.
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LOCAL OPTION ELECTION The
board of supervisors yesterday. act
ing upon a petition presented by the
residents of Tempe called a local
! option election for May %. and APP
pointed the officers Of the election.
READ THE CLASSIFIED ADS
Beginning today six Phoenicians daily
will find hidden in our classified
pages, an invitation to cali at this
office and receive tickets to the Sa-
I Voy theater That's all there is to it,
just find your name, and YOU nave
chance to see a mighty fine program
of photo-plays. Look right now.
FORD HOTEL-L. Guy, Hayden.
Ariz.; w. NJ. Lornon and wife. city;
| y. Il. Parsons. Riverside. Cal. w. G.
! Hyatt, Los Angeles; J. F. Hamilton
| and wife. Chicago; L. Y. Drais Flor
| ence; l.. b Strifby. Denver; John KEEL
! ~, Bisbee; NJ. \. Frazer. Phoenix; NJ
| s. y. Lunty. Los Angeles.
CHRISTY FUNERAL-Tht funenal
! of the late O. H Christy was held yes
! terday afternoon at O'Clock, Rev. Ray
! c. Harker. of the First Methodist Epis-
copaI church officiating. Burial was
made in greenwood cemetery. All OF
! yesterday the flag on the city hall was
| half masted and the city council and
| many Of the city officials We're present
| during the services at the home
VISIT CAPlTOL-Fourteen pupils
from the seventh eighth and ninth
grades of the South Side Union
| school. accompanied by Prof J. r
Wilson, visited the capitol Yesterday
afternoon, taking notes on the proper
method of commonwealth manage
ment History was not being made
very rapidly Yesterday. and the
young Americans found the game law
the most exciting proposition of the
afternoon
WOMAN'S MIS- lONARY So
CIETY-The Woman's Foreign Mis-
sionary society and Ladies Aid So
cieties of the First NJ. r church viii
hold their regular monthly meeting
in the church parlors Friday. May 9.
at , p. m. From $50 to a chicken
pie dinner viii be served At S:15
the ". +. NJ society win give a Chi
nese entertainment. Two Chinese
Girls; the ola and the New Way"
The participants win be dressed in
Chinese costumes and portray Chi
nesc modes and superstitions. The
entertainment will be free and every
body will be welcome
NOTED MAN COUNTY GUEST
Jay Gould was arrested yesterday by
Deputy Sheriff Powers at Maricopa
and brought to Phoenix and given
apartments in the chateau d'Maricopa. |
Gould when found by Powers was Civ
en- to various strangers sections of the
Southern Pacific railroad property, and
stated that it w2s his intention to pur-
chase the Roosevelt dam and give it
to the city of Phoenix if they would |
provide site near the city so that the
citizens could enjoy the pleasure of
INCORPORATING. Gould will be taken to
Dr. Kingsley's sanitarium today so that
he may rest up after his strenuous
work of yesterday
NO SWIMMING ALLOWED-The |
county authorities are determined that
there shall be no swimming in the Salt
River Valley canal unless the bathers
wear suitable swimming costume. Yes |
terday several boys who are old enough |
to know better went swimming in the |
canal without being provided with |
proper costume and further amused |
themselves by rarading up and down |
the Yuma road and interfering with |
little girls on their way home from |
school The girls were so frightened |
by the action of the boys that they |
went several blocks out of their way |
to avoid insults. The boys We're ar
rested and brought before Judge John |
stone and remanded for hearing until |
this morning ut o'clock
THE MISSIONARY CHURCH,
Rev II. II. Amstutz pastor Special |
services are announced to be held at !
the Gospel tabernacle, corner of Tenth |
and Fillmore streets as follows This
afternoon at 2:3O there will be an
address delivered by Rev. r. F
Glover, M D., deputational secretary
of foreign missions of the Christian
Missionary alliance The subject for
the afternoon is "China's Past and
Present Condition and It's Appeal to
the Church at Home" AT the even
ing service DR.. Glover will give a l.
stereOpticOn lecture on China To-
morrow at $50 p. m. he will talk on
AN Inspired Parable of Missions"
Further announcements will be given
later. You are invited to attend