Arizona republican., 1914-09-20


 hospitals for jails. Sound men and women will also solve completely the Iage-long sex problem, because they will know that friendship, com panionship, comradeship are incom- patible with lust
 1 Chapter A. of r. E. o. will meet Tuesday evening october sixth at the home of Mrs F. P Grinstead. Amer 1 ican music will be the topic and the discussion will be lead by Mrs. Syl- vanus Palmer. The chapter will elect recording secretary, Mrs. w. G. 1 Hyatt resigned. Mrs. Hyatt is a charter member of the chapter and will be missed greatly this winter
 which she will pass in California. | The Conservation Club will hold it's
 initial meeting of the season Satur-
 day afternoon, october 17, at the
 home of the president, Mrs. Frank ! ! McCrary. Although the definite pro- i gram for the year has not been out
 lined the prominent features have
 been decided and through the court 1 iGSN CT lIt tllIb lHt Sti iIto ol illtN' Nt' ing lectures it has arranged will be | open to the general public The lec- turers are experts on the different ! natural resources; among them VIII
 be Arthur C. Ringland, district for
 ester with headquarters at AlbH- 1
 nuerque who will make an address
 on forestry" w. A. Parish, city manager will give a general talk on
 "Waters" discussing in particular the IRccIamation Service and what II IS ldoins for the southwest. Stanley S.
 Morse of the University of Arizona, IS
 scheduled to discuss Conservation of Soil" Professor Morse is graduate ior Harvard University School of Ag-
 ricuIture and has occupied the posl- lion of assistant managing editor oi
 The Country Gentleman, agrlcnl- itural export fo, National Railways ol
 Mexico and the Mexican Express com Ipanv and as consulting aSrlcutural
 expert in private work. G. H. Bolln state mine inspector will lecture on
 conservation of Minerals (. M lWilard. state game warden on Con
 sorva1ion of Game and Bird ll1e In
 This Locality.r and Colonel Thomas
 Weedin, registrar of the land of1lce , ion The San Carlos Project CoIonei
 Weedin passed many years III the
 Casa Grande valley and ls an au- Ithoritv on the conditions in that To-
 cality MT. Ringland will be the
 first speaker and will deliver his lee
 trra fair week. the remaining ad- |, dresses will probably he given one | each month.
 n Mrs Henry D. Ross. presideh' oi f tbe Arizona Federation ot women f Clubs. will return the end of tue
 ', eek from q months absence in the
 lro..thern Dart of the state. club eN- . tension work has claimed the atteh- (. ticn of Mrs Ross this summer an" , she has accomplished much Tn ths wuy of organization In FlagS'all Q last week. she organized depart . mental club with over sixty charter
 members. including many of the manual and public school teachers :, lC;vics-education. household econo- [ mlcs. history and literature and mu- : SIC and drama are the departments
 If inc club. Ms Fred $. Breeh |, has been elected president and meet - H ings are being held on saturday ai- M ternoons in the school auditorium ss s The club will federate shortly. H Mrs. Ross was especially pleased H with conditions in Winslow, where
 she found well organized Woman H club with Mrs. c. J. Trimble presI- dent. and q reading circle of which
 Mrs. George Henser is presiding of- H fice.. After joint meeting in the parish house. the two organizations
 are considering uniting, under the ' Woman's club direction. Music, dra- E ma. letters and current events will H b., the features of study and the cIut E will amply for admission into the 'e federation at once.
 H The Holbrook club will also fed "A crate this autumn and although smal N in membership will be a strong fac B ter. It has made itself power II iS the community, according to Mrs
 Ross.
 Kingman has small federated Is club, but the sentiment in the toWf n is for q larger moVcmcnt-a req IE Woman's club unlimited in number E end scope of work. This will be at tempted.
 |M Mrs. Ross passed last week II Pr oscott and the following from on' lH o: the northern newspapers tells O her reception in her former home LEI The Monday club rooms were tn s5 scene of one of the most ausplclou H affairs in the history of one of tn a1 foremost Women's organizations Il V the state Friday afternoon, when H reception was rendered in honor O 6S Mrs. Henry D. Ross, president of tn IE State Federation of WomenS s Club 4E and q charter member of the loca 3H club.
 H Forty ladies, high in local aocla 5a circles and members of the Monda T club. attended the affair in honor 0 H the distinguished club worker. Mrs 8H Ross. as the guest of honor, dellV cred an interesting half hour addres ! H relative to club conditions throughou A E the state Briefly, she summarize 5B the situation with the statement s8 that there was total of over 100 sH iclubs in the general fedetatlon | 2@ the state: that the state fcderatio is exercising every effort to Sprea 5H the pospe1 of household economic