Arizona republican., 1913-01-24
BOWLING TOURNAMENT

teams will line up about as they did before
 REBECCAS, ATTENTION - The members of Arizona Rebecca Lodge, No. l, are requested to meet this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the under taking parlOrs of Merryman & Hayt to attend the funeral of Mrs. Pad dock. of Rula Rebecca Lodge, No. 251, of Riley, Ind
 LECTURE AT GLENDALE-Gen- eral A. J. Sampson vii deliver a lecture tonight to the people of Glen dale on the subject of travel in for eign lands The general has travelled extensively, and he has a happy and instructive manner of relating what he has seen.
 MRS. PADDOck'S FUNERAL The funeral of Mrs. H. L. Paddock will take place at three o'clock this afternoon at Merryman & Hayt's. All friends and especially the daughters of Rebekah are invited to attend the
 services. who will take charge of he services. Dr. Harker, of the First NJ
 F. church. vii Officiate.
 BUYS AN OAkLAND-Dr William G. LentZ yesterday purchased handsome model AZ, five passenger 40 horsepower Oakland touring car from the local agent. Immediate de livery was made and check cover ing the price of the car issued The ear is a beauty and was purchased for the exclusive use of Mrs LentZ. REED ON SOUTHSlDE-En Engineer
 Reed was on the southside yesterday. He has been experimenting the con StructiOn work in various sections of 1 the project. He announced the work | on the Grand and Arizona canals will
 be finished shortly, and water turned
 in again. The structure at Evergreen is the one that is delaying the finishing most
 PYTHlANS TO MEET OWEN-J. l c. Owen, insurance director of the | Knights of Pythias in charge of the district of Southern California, is in | Phoenix and will meet with the mem 1 bers of the local lodge at the regular
 session this evening for the purpose 1 of conferring on matters pertaining
 to his department. All Pythians are urged to be present.
 | GLENDALE SOClAl-There will be 1 a social in Glendale Friday evening for 1 the benefit of the high school athletic 1 fund The committee are asking ev- '! eryone to turn out with a basket or i something, and help raise money for 1 good cause, The fund will be used to buy equipment for the athletic asso- citation. A part of the program: Piano
 solo. Cecelia Ludwig; vocal solo. Helen 1 Fauber: Reclamation. Mrs q. A. Cox;
 piano solo. Jahn Steward; selection from Riley, elocution class.
 FORD HOTEL-H $. Easterwood
 and wife, Danville Tex; O. J. AllehOff Portland. ore; Wm. Burenhir Talen- ay, Ore: George F. Johnson, Bakers
 field Cal: Lorenzo Wright, Bisbee
 Ariz.; H. F. Amald and family. Denver l Col: Hugh Tunnison, Denver, Col; F. H Richardson, Tucson Ariz; w H | Batkin, Tempe. Ariz; F. C. Batkin, Mesa; Mrs Adeline Rasmussen, Den yer, Col; MT. and Mrs Wm. J. Pratt C. Carmon, Prescott: Mrs. Angelita
 Salcido. Mrs L. NJ Kelso. Tucson; A
 l.. Harper Benson Otto shannon, | Wickenburg; w. T. Evans. New York. MIR. LABADIE HERE " Francis ILabadie, managing the engagement There of Mme. Harriet Labadie, the dramatic interpreter, who appears at the high school auditorium on Mon day evening, February 3, arrived here yesterday accompanied by his secre- tary and two or three of the young women who will take care of the ticket sale and publicity work of the engagement. This is Mir. Labadie' s first visit to Phoenix, he usually talk ing in only the large cities. but he had heard so much of Phoenix he tdesired to include this city in his Itinerary.
 TWO FIRES-The fire department
 had two runs yesterday, the first in
 the forenoon to the Washington school
 where overloaded hot air pipes had communicated to the woodwork and
 threatened a serious blaze. The sec
 ond was to 4O7 East Monroe street where a lighted cigar had set fire to
 bed causing slight damage. The
 children were at play in the yard at
 the Washington school when the fire
 was discovered and no panic ensued
 The school was dismissed for the day to permit drying out the rooms which were waterSoaked when AL
 tendance Officer H. l.. Duty, who was | at the building when the SihOhe was discovered, applied the house hose ano ) prevented a serious blaze.
 JAIL BREAK ED-Just as a man was entering the corridor [ at the sheriffs office last night a r little cOlOred boy came sneakinS into it from the rear. The attention oi 5 the sheriff was calleds to him. As [ soon as the boy saw that he had been discovered he ran back and up the l stairway whence he came. The negro ? boy. who had been arrested for steal ing a bicycle, and a boy from Mesa ? awaiting trial in the juvenile court
 had been put into a cell up stars
 outside the jail proper. A former
 youth had cut through the ceiling ol , the cell and then cut another hole ever the upper corridor. It had not } been supposed that the latter prison ! CTS would notice that opening ol ! know. if they noticed it, how to make ! nse of it. But they had been looking { for an opening like that. In the <I oau ,v,c q riata which they took UT