Arizona republican., 1913-02-05

the subject of Our Use of the Fran chise." and all the members are espec- ially urged to be present and the visi- toes cordially invited.
 FINE COMPANY AT SNOWFLAKE Lieutenant Richard A. La Garde, in spe,tol instructor, in returning from Snowflake, where he went to inspect the new military company there, says it is the finest looking body of Ma tionai Qua .dsmen he has ever seen
 GERMAN LUTHERAN SERVICE German Lent service in the ". c. T. U. Hall, 227 w. Monroe, Wednesday evening at 7:30. Subject: "Das Zeug- miss Jesu von seinem Tode" English Lent service every Sunday night. A welcome is extended to all !he Ger mans to attend these Wednesday ev ening services. Pastor: Geo. N. Luetke, 344 N. 5th Ave.
 FORD HOTEL-John J. Bale and wife, LakeView, Mich; P. A. Lotterho, Crystal Springs; J. NJ. Henn2ssy. Flag staff; F. Shunnemela, Florence; C. Y Byrne. Phoenix; C. F. Thompson, Bis bee; Paul R. Ingles, James Miller, Phoenix Virgil Moore, Huochuea; J. M. Sligh, Chas. H. Pauli. City; A. H. Kill gore, Denver; w. P. Ellison, Ash Fork T. c. Evans. Los Angeles, R. R. Brena, Tucson: Eugene Sheperd ard wife, Winkelman
 NEW HIGH ScHHOL TEACHER The latest acquisition to the high school factulty is MT. l. Caloudy who will serve as instructor in English q h I,, ceived his bachelors degree from the University of Vermont Two years later he received the degree of mas ter of arts from the same institution, and in 1908 Columbia University add ed a Ph. D. to the list. MT. Caloduy has also studied law at the University of New York, and since 1910 has been teaching in Newark, New Jersey. high school
 HERE FROM FL PASO-Charles B. Stevens of Fl PaSo. a member of one of the largest real estate firms in that city has been a visitor to Phoenix for the past three days. MT Stevens is a partner with Senator J. F. Harrison of Santa Cruz county in the live stock business. He is past chancellor of the Knights of Pythias lodge of Fl PasO, a prominent Elk, and an all round good fellow. While here, this is his first visir he found a cousin in General Ha- gard Stevens of Providence Rhode Island, the distinguished Civil War vet er9n
 WENT AND WAS MARRlED-J. Fred. Rogers, the salesman for the II. H. Me
 NleI company of ,hs city quietly 4 . he IS quietly returned to Phoenix on Monday he was no longer single. On Wednesday of last week he was quietly ma rried to Miss Ida Stafford of Los Any les in Christ Episcopal church in that city by Rev. pr. Baker P. Lee the rector MT. and Mrs. Rogers were members of the church choir at Christ church together for some years. They will make their home in Phoenix at 904 North Seventh street
 GRAND PYTHiAN BALL The Uniform Rank, in conjunction with the Knights of Pythias, and the Pythian Sisters, will hold grand St. Valentine ball in Patrick hall Fri day evening, February II. The joint committee is sparing no pains or eX- pense to make the affair the best ever held in this city. Invitations will be sent to each and every mem- l Der of the orders. also to friends. No tickets will be sold previous to 1 the dance and no one will be ad- 1 mitted to the dance unless possess ing on invitation. All members of Uniform Rank Go. No. l will at tend in full uniform. Refreshments will be served
 MONTHLY SHOOT-The regular monthly shoot of the Phoenix Gun club will be held at the fair grounds Friday afternoon. Members of the | local club are just now engaged in shooting for the DeMund medal and the DuPont trophy. The former is 1 offered for the greatest number of 1 high scores for the year 1913, and is ! held each month by the shooter mak- ] ing the high score at that shoot. It | becomes the property of the one SCOT l ing the greatest number of wins for ! the year The DeMund medal is held | by J. H. Carlisle. of Wickenburg. just now The DuPont medal is offered 1 for the best score of the year on 25O 1 birds The high score so far this | season is that made by w B. Twitch- l ell, or tnlS cllN, WHO IIdS dll uhbtht''i 1 score of 232 birds. It is expected that 1 there will be a large attendance CT l sportsmen al the shoot on Friday. FAMOUS BANDA well known
 English band, called the "Besses O
 tn Barn" band has been mentioned l for the Aztec Sun Fete celebration next week. The English booking firm of Barring rBothers has sent a pro-
 posal to the board of trade here to l take on the band for a series of con certs during the two day festival, but owing to the fact that the band would have to travel a long way to get here
 for the fete and the fact the letter
 stipulates a remuneration of between
 s2OOO and $2500 for few appearances
 the offer will probably have to bt
 turned down It is a fact, however
 the band in question has scored some
 tremendous successes in the past veal with concerts and tours throughout Canada and other English dominionS At a meeting of the parade committed the other day appeared Jim Shott o the Pioneer Band and offered the ser