Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1913-05-16
HARMONY CLUB MEETING

/ Friday, May %.
COUNTRY CLUB TEAMS. Celora
Martin Stoddard and Miss Selma
Goldberg will be hosteses at the
| FREEHOLOERS MEETING-The
! freeholders elected to prepare and
propose a new city charter will meet
| for the first time at the city hall at
8 o'clock tonight and organize for
| the work before it.
MANAGER STRATTON HERE-C
| Z. Stratton, manager of the south
western department of the Mountain
States Telephone company. arrived in
the city this morning for the pur-
pose of making an inspection of the
work of the company in this section.
HOME MISSIONARY MEETING
The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety of the First NJ. f. church will
hold the annual mite box opening
and election of officers at its regu-
lar meeting this afternoon at 2:30
o'clock at the home of Mrs O. c.
Thompson, $50 North Second avenue
All members are urged to be present
MAD DOG SCARE-A supposedly
mad dog created no end of trouble
in the west end of town last even
ing. a large Aireda!e ran amuck,
biting other dogs and kept up his
rampage until Judge A S. Hawkins
dispatched the animal with well di
rected shot An examination will be
made today to determine whether the
animal was affected with the rabies.
A THOUGHTFUL CHAPLAIN
When the members of the house Of
representatives reached their accus-
toned places this morning they each
found small volumes containing one
chapter from the testament laying on
their desks with the best wishes of
the chaplain Rev w r. Thornton.
Many Of the members took occasion
to thank the chaplain for his re-
membrance before the mornings SEES
sion was completed
SOME MINOR VIOLATIONS
Nick George ouses was fined five dol
lars in police court yesterday for
sweeping refuse into the street gut
ters. John Doe enriched the city
IS for riding on the sidewalk and
another offender deposited So for
violating the ordinance prohibiting
the dropping of oil from automobiles
on the paved streets. John HendricF
was assessed IS bail for neglecting
to have a tail light burning on his
automobile after dark
SMALL HOUSE RURNS-The fire
department was called yesterday
morning in response to an alarm
from Box As occasioned by the burn
ing of the two room house occupied
by Mrs. Pedro CabraI. at 424 East
Madison street. The fire originated
in the kitchen while the woman and
her children were in the front room.
The family managed to escape but
none of the furniture was saved.
There was little for the firemen to
do but to prevent the flames from
spreading to adjoining buildings
ANOTHER ROUNOUP-Night Cap
tain of Police George Brisbois ar
rested two negro women early yester-
day morning, taking them from rooms
in d local lodging house. In the
forenoon yesterday two white women
were also arrested in the same lodg-
ing house. The two latter forfeited
$500 bail each by falling to appear
for trial in police court. The colored
women deposited bail for appearance
this afternoon. Incidentally the pro-
prietor of the rooming house was
threatened with arrest unless he re
Trained from harboring this class of
women in the future.
A BEET TOPPER-Attracted by
the beet industry of the Salt River
valley, Mr.. Spere of Denver is here
with an improved machine for top
ping sugar beets. Mr.. Spere has his
machine on exhibition at the Hotel
Glenwood, al Glendale This much
is claimed to be the most satisfact-
DRY beet topper on the market and
though it is only a two horse ma
chine will top from five to eight
acres of beets in a day There is a
possibility of the establishment of
small factory here next season to
manufacture the machines in order
to save the high freight rates on
completed machines.
WHERE is DABBS?-Inquiry has
been made of the officers of the To-
cal lodge, Knights of Pythias, for in
formation of the wherea bouts of w.
T. Dabbs, a member of Spring River
lodge No. As, knights of Pythias of
Mammoth Spring, Arkansas. 1t is
said that Dabbs has been seen in
Phoenix His wife and children are
anxious TO hear of him. Any infor-
nation sent to Cliff Maddox. chan
celIor commander of the local lodge
or w. c. Powell. K. of r. & s, at
the city water department, will be
forwarded to his anxious relatives.
Dabbs is said also to be a member
of the odd Fellows lodge in his
home town.
MODERN WOODMEN TO TEMPE
For the purpose of comforting the
fraternal and beneficiary degrees
upon a class of nineteen candidates
| of Tempe Camp, No. 1880, NJ. W.
| A., members of Phoenix camp, No.
11462, will journey to Tempe by
automobiles on Monday evening of
| next week The members will gath
| er at knights of Pythias hall
promptly at Z o'clock where the
| automobiles will be in waiting 90
take them to the south side town.
1t is urged that all members who
can possibly arrange to go be on
hand There will be good time,