Arizona republican., 1914-10-03

JUDGE sHUTE IN TOWN-Judge Walter Shute of the superior court of, Yavapai county is in Phoenix and will remain over Sunday
 RETURNS FROM THE EAST-Mrs Philly Weisner of sos North Second street, has returned to Phoenix after four months visit with relatives and friends in Milwaukee
 FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD - Tonight the F'raternal Brotherhood gives it's first public dance of the pres ent season at the K. P. hall. The best of music has been secured
 HERE FROM COLORADO-A. E. Carlton of Cripple Creek, Colo, prom inent banker and mining man of that state is in the city looking after his interests in the sugar productions of this valley.
 DOG WANTS HOME-J. w. Can ming has a five-year- Collie of the heavy breed for whom he is anxious to find a home. The dog is perfectly gentle and a beautiful specimen, any wishing to get him can do so by ap-
 
 SERVICES AT RAY-Special ser vices will be held in St David's church at Ray, Sunday october f, beginning at II a. m. The service will be conducted by Bishop Atwood. On Sunday even ing Bishop Atwood and Dean Scarlett will conduct services at St Marks church at Mesa. The evening services vii! begin at s o'clock.
 NEW HOME OPENED-The girls of the Y. W. c. A. are jubilant at the suc- cess Of their new home The cafeteria feature was opened yesterday and of course all who could, and that was d great number, visited the place and en- jOyed the wonderful convenience there. The Gym also was filled with happy girls and a splendid seasons work is looked for
 BOY WANTS ASSISTANCE mane Officer Canning has a sixteen year-old boy for whom he is trying to obtain livelihood. Recently he se- cured a place where the boy can work. eat and sleep, and in addition to that Col. Lamson of the business college made special tuition rate for him to attend night school Now with $15 full term at the night school can be obtained. He needs the fifteen.
 MEEHAN FUNERAL-The funeral of Thomas J. Meehan of Casa Grande, who died at Florence on Wednesday. will be held from the Catholic church this morning at o'clock The cortage will leave the undertaking parlors of Easterling and Whitney for the church fifteen minutes before that time A large number of friends from Casa Grande have arrived in Phoenix to be present at the last sad rites
 ROTARIANS GREAT GATHERING A great gathering of satisfied Eota- rians left the American Kitchen yes terday after the regular weekly lun- cheon. The program was exceptionally good. In addition to the address of Gus Noll on the Modern Power Laun- dry printed elsewhere in this issue, a telling talk illustrated by a Bosch Mag neto was made by H. L. Stevenson and J. $. Griffin (alone) and A. G. Hulett made telling talks
 HORSE THIEF Sheriff
 
 Jeff Adams again proved his ability as trailer and thief catcher yesterday when he trailed Melvin Key to point south of Sacaton, after following an indistinct trail all the forenoon and in to the afternoon. Key stole a horse and saddle from James A. Johnsons ranch on the south side Johnson, for merly sheriff of Coconino county called on Jeff Adams and the two went out after their man getting him in quick time.
 WORkINGMEN'S MEETING - There will be meeting of working men of the city at the city hall plaza tonight at eight o'clock for the discus sion of the prohibition amendment on the affirmative side. There will be ad- dresses by several well-known working men who will consider the effect of prohibition on the welfare of the work ing men. The first of a series of such meetings for the discussion of pending amendments was held a week ago to- night and great interest was taken by an audience of several hundrd.