Arizona republican., 1913-04-17

All ladies are invited to come out and enjoy pleasant time.
 POLLOCK LEAVES-J. R. Pollock, inventor of the rear draft suction street sweeper, which has been on trial for several days in this city and which has been formally accept Long Beach.
 JUDGE ADAMS HERE-Judge B. F. Adams, prominent member of the bar of New Mexico, and formerly grand chancellor of the Knights of Pythias for the Sunshine State,' ar rived in this city last evening for q short stay in Phoenix on business and pleasure.
 BINGHAM SEAT SALE- Seats have been placed on sale at the Y. M. c. A. and at various other places for the Ralph Bingham con- cert funny business which happens Friday night at the high school aud itorium. This is another of the pop ular Star entertainments of the Y M. c A. course
 DEATH OF A POPULAR GIRL One of the most popular young la dies of Phoenix, Miss Julia Hidalgo, of 216 East Buchanan street, died at her home yesterday after a lin- gerng illness. The funeral will be ] held from St. Mary's church this morning at s o'clock to the Catholic cemetery The young lady was for | merly employed at the Phoenix Laundry.
 GOVERNOR HUNT IN PICTURE In the Pathe weekly that will be shown at the Empress tonight there will be series of scenes taken at
 the Country club here showing
 Vice President Marshall and Gov
 ernor Hunt playing golf In honor of the presentation Manager A. H. l Reeves extended the courtesies of l the house to Governor Hunt for to- night
 TRIP TO PREscOTT-S. z. Earl, proprietor of the Tempe garage. will
 leave early this morning. on an over. lanG automobile trip to Prescott. in a ear owned by Jas Wingfield of Jerome Abner Wcadin che is 70 accompany the pilot, will continue on
 tn the mining camp with the automo- ole while MT Earl will return by the
 next train to Tempe arriving here according to expectation, tomorrow morning.
 l CHAFIN SPEAKS TONIGHT | Eugene w. Chain who has been tour
 ing the states of Illinois, Wisconsin
 and Iowa, will speak tonight in the w. c. T. U auditorium at s o'clock Mir Chain will also speak at Glen
 dale Friday night, at Tempe Satur- day night, and Sunday night he will , address d union meeting at Tucson MT Chafin has had wide and varied 1 experience the lecture platform and will have something of in crest
 to say in the w c. T. T. auditorium
 tonight There will be no admission
 fee and all are cordially invited to
 attend.
 MOTHERS DAY COMING SOON The second Monday Tn May, the
 eleventh instant, is Mothers Day,
 and already there are preparations ; in progress for d proper observance , of the day Tonight at 7:30 at the w c T. U. home there will be q meeting of committees appointed
 from various organizations to con-
 slider ways and means for the cele
 bration. Mrs. J. C. Norton, presi- dent of the Arizona Mothers con- gress. and Mrs. T. F. Irvine will re-
 present that organization. The Eas-
 tern Star will be represented by A. D. Leyhe, Mrs H. B. St. Clair. Mrs.
 A. c. Hulett, Mrs. S J. Doster, and
 Mrs A. w. Galpn. General Secre tary J. Landrum Graham will be
 present on behalf of the Y. M. c. A. TAX COMMISSION RETURNS :, The state tax commission which has
 been on tour of the counties of
 Pima. Santa Cruz, COchise, Graham
 and Gila, returned to the city last
 night While away the commission
 CTS inspected the work of the , county tax assessors in the counties
 above named All the assessors are
 working in harmony and are making
 good headWay. The work is being
 done along the lines laid down by , the commission. The full valuation , plan is being used in every county
 and the returns are coming in on all classes of property except the mines, railroads. and smelters. This will come in later. As q result of the
 plan used Chairman Zander says :, there will be substantial increa ses in the assessed valuations in all 1
 SCHOOL OF MUSIC RECiTAL-A recital will be given tonight at the
 Arizona School of Music devoted to the
 dances and musicians of France. The , program will consist of French dances by pupils of Miss Doris Kingman and I selections by French composers by pu pills from the piano, violin and vocal $ departments and will be presented by , the Misses Mabel Novinger. Grace Cor f don, Lonlie May Lindsay, Edith Liebe-
 now, M. Jaunet Calote. Helen Firth < Grace Futile. Georjeane Barnes, Elean- . or Wilkinson. lone Farishy, Grace 7 Tharaldson, Emma Lou Stone Eugenia e Kennan, Dorothy Tuft, Winona Seipe l Myrtle Allen, Alberta Munson and I Eleanor Alexander The public is cor s dially invited to this program, which g will begin at o'clock
 I THE LITTLETON LADIES A1E will have a box social and ice cream
 sale at the Pan American OStricf