Arizona republican., 1914-11-10
LIBRARY CLOSED AFTER NOON


LIBRARY CLOSED AFTER NOON
The Carnegie Public Library will
be open only between and L a. nj.
each day this week.
SOME STRAY STOCK-A burro and
a black mare have been picked up by
the police and are now at the Cowboy
corral awaiting the appearance Of their
owners
FREIGHT OFFICES CLoSE-The
freight depots of both the Arizona
Eastern and Santa Fe will close at
noon Thursday on account of automo-
bile day at the fair
OPEN HOUSE AT PATRICK'S
DANCE HALL-Patricl's Dance han
is newly and brightly decorated for
fair week Besse's orchestra will
play every night this week. assuring
the dancers of the best music to be
had.
MECHANICAL MILkER.-J. D. Pal
madon will give demonstration with
the Sharples Mechanical Mixer every
afternoon at the fair grounds this
week. milking cows with this device.
The demonstrations will he held in the
Sharples tent Immediately after the
races.
CONFEDERATE VETS INVITED
he G. \. r Veterans have extended a
special invitation to the Confederate
Veterans to join the Third Division of
the All States parade with the Span
ish-American and G. \. R Veterans
that together they may put up brave
showing.
BIBLE TEACHERS CLASSES -
The Bible and Prophecy" will oe
the subject Of the lecture by Rev
Claude C. Jones at the Bible Work
ers' Institute at the Y. NJ c. A. this
evening. The books which were or
dered some time ago, have now ar
rived and may be secured at the y
NJ c. A.
POULTRY FANcIERs MEET. =
The State Poultry association will
meet in the grandstand at the fair
grounds Wednesday morning at 10
o'clock. Judge Hines of California
land others will speak on topics Of
interest to poultrymen All who are
interested in poultry breeding are in
vited to attend
BACK FROM THE PHILIPPINES
Colonel Hershey of the Eighteenth
L. S. Infantry, who has just re-
turned to the states after four years
service in the constabulary service
in the Philippines, was a Phoenix
visitor yesterday, the guest of Cap
tain f7rnr1tr-aIl
join his command at Texas City.
MiNTOSH FUNERAL-The funer-
a. Of Otis H. Mcintosh, who died
Sunday night at the family RESI-
dence No. 1928 West Adams street
viii be held this afternoon from thc
funeral chapel of Mohn, Driscon and
Maus, 81 North First avenue, at
go p. m. Rev. Claude G. Jones will
cfficiate and interment will be at
crest Lawn cemetery
TRlTLE'S STAG LUNCHEON. -
Prominent folk from all over the state
in attendance at the fair are being
the cause for many downtown affairs
this week. Harry Tritle gave a stag
luncheon at the Arizona club yester-
day, his guests being Judge ]. j.
Hawkins Of Prescott, Mayor c. O..
Ellis Of Douglas, Hon NJ J. Cunning
ham Of Bsbee, Power Conway, Fran
Gle Viele Warren Macarthur, Charles
Macarthur and A. G. Delmage
WAR HEROES PICTURESQUE
II the most interesting groups Of
PICTURES seen in Phoenix in many
days is that brought from Mexico
by 10 Corners, for the book, "War
Heroes of Mexico" There are forty
pictures in the group and every one
Of the subjects saw service with
villa. As soon as the 1914 De Luxe
edition of Who's Who" is off the
press. work will start on the book
dealing with the soldiers Of Manana
Land
MR.. NARRAMORE WAS NOT TO
paper the other day it was stated
that action had been brought agains-
f., L. Narramore. l. H. Parkman and
A l.. Nelson, of the Palo Verde
school board. for their refusal to
raise the United States flag over the
school house as the law directed. A
letter from Palo Verde to The Re
publican says: There has been an
injury done Mr. Narramore uninten-
tionally by this publicity. While it
is a fact that he was named as CO.
defendant, yet he has not opposed
and does not oppose the flying of
the flag as the law directs. but he
was powerless to act against his as
sociates"