Arizona republican., 1913-02-07


 G. A. R. IN PARADE-It was an- nOunced yesterday that at least fifty members of ahe G. A. R. will ride in the automobile parade the first day of the Aztec Sun Fete.
 ALL DAY MEETiNG-The ladies of the First NJ E. church will hold an all-day meeting beginning at 10 o'clock this morning. At noon lunch will be served in the church parlors.
 YOUNG MOTHERS LEAGUE There will be a meeting of the Young Mothers league this afternoon in the parlors of the Presbyterian church at 3 o'clock cordial invitation is given to all interested in this work to attend
 MASONIC GRAND MASTER
 C. w. B. M. MEETS-There will be a regular meeting of the Christian WOman's Board of Missions this after noon at 2:30 in the parlors of the Christian church. All members are expected to attend as there is inn portant business to be transacted.
 ARRIVALS AT ANNEX HOTEL Mrs. F. Du BOis. Long Beach Cal; Mr Wm Rose, City; MT. NJ R. Hansen and wife, Telluride, Col; Emma Larsen, Kalamazoo, Mich; Adele Indgard, Arg ryte, Minn.; Gertrude R. Thompson Tucson, AriZ.; Hugh C. Street, City; Clain, Costhocken, O.; l.. F. Mclean. w. D. Warner Los Angeles; R. Moser, San Diego.
 SOME MONDAY MEETINGS - Next Monday will be a busy meeting day. In the morning at ten, the
 
 the Arizona Good Roads Association will hold conferences. preparatory To the big good roads meeting at the Empress that afternoon at four, at which NJ c. Eldrdge. the govern ment good roads expert. will speak
 TRACK MEET SATURDAY-There is nothing like quarantine to put the plans of a flock of junior college boys on the blink. But yesterday the quar- antine on the Normal school was lift cd and the meet next Saturday at the fair grounds will happen just as if no one in Tempe ever got sick. The Tempe high and Normal the Phoenix High and Indian school and the Glen dale High school will participate in the track events.
 POOR LITTLE kITTlE-F. M Carter of Chandler. while riding on 3 motorcycle over to Phoenix in the early hours of "Wednesday morning. ran over little black and white kittie on the bank of the Western canal. Now MT Carter is travelling shy of society, as the little black and white kttie" proved to be full grown skunk, who had evidently been out on it's morning stroll.
 COMMERCIAL HOTEL - Chares F. Larson A w. Williams, J. C. Nor man, Globe: C.. PurisOn and wife. Dover N. J.; T. T. Burgess. F. A. Humphrey. l.. J. Baumbach and wife. Casa Grande: J. F. Smith, Los An geles: A. F. Harder, Sheridan, Wyo.; Charles Milton, city: C. G. Bellings Anaheim; F.. Sanford, w. w. Dyaris J. T. Nelson. city; r s. F. Fletcher and wife, Sault Ste. Marie, Mich; F. E. Root. Los Angeles.
 WANTS MARES-A Little Rock. Arkansan, believes there ought to be q good breeding farm in the Salt ] River valley. and so has sent here an order for one hundred first class brood mares. AIr. Johnson asked the postmaster to refer his request to the proper parties. and it thus got in the ! hands of the board Of trade There ! is no single farm in this valley that | is likely to be able to supply d hum dred mares, but q deal may be ! framed up somehow. Johnson wants | to know size. age weight and price. LENTEN SERVicES-Beginning to- | day special Lenten vesper services will l be held in Trinity Pro Cathedral each | Friday afternoon at o'clock during ! Lent Dean Scarlett will give a series of talks on the general subject of Re /. ligion and Health" which are certain to be more than interesting. On Sun 1 day a the Cathedral a special l statehood service will be held at which l time Rt. Rev. J. w. Atwood. Bishop of l the Episcopal diocese of Arizona will l give an historical address dealing with the past of Arizona and giving glance | into the future. Governor Hunt and | staff have accepted invitations to be l present at this service.
 CRIPPO klLLED-Crippo is dead ! She was killed in a humane manner late last evening after she had been
 run over by an automobile and sus- ! ! tain she could not recover. Grippe l which is short for Cripple, was the full
 blooded English Fox terrier of General Agent A. R. Cater of the Arizona East
 ern. She was seven years old and has
 belonged to MT. and Mrs. Cater since
 she was brought from England as q
 four months old puppy. When quite
 young she sustained an injury which
 crippled her for a time and hence hei
 name She was one of the extremely
 few full blooded English fox terriers 1T
 Arizona and she had more friends al
 over Arizona than man people.
 GIVEN FLOATER-Joseph Vandal
 the walking jewelry store, picked III Wednesday night by Police Captain
 George Brisbois, while trying to dis pose of a ring, was given thirty min
 utes to get clear of Phoenix by Judg' :. Thomas in Police court yesterday Fl When arrested Vandal was found Il ! possession of enough rings, watches ] necklaces. ear rings and other good ] 10 stock the front window of jewelr.