Arizona republican., 1914-04-04
CHAIRMAN wlNsoR RETURNS

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 GOVERNOR HUNT LEAvES-Gov- ernor G. w. P. Hunt left yesterday at noon in the big state car for a trip of inspection over the Globe Roosevelt road and the work that is being done by convict labor in Graham county He will return to the city on Monday morning.
 UNEMPLOYED PARADE-The pa rade of the 8 unemployed has been announced for this morning at 500 o'clock. It will start from 50 South Third street, wind about the busi ness streets and then head in the general direction of Glendale. The purpose of the parade is to comb the valley for jobs. The procession will be marshalled under the direc- tion of Bert Odom.
 CALEDONiANS MI EFT - The Scotchmen of the city with many of their wives and sweethearts met last evening for business session at the Labor Temple and enjoyed a good time The especial piece of news about the gathering is that many of the High flanders have announced their intention of sending back home for their kits and ribbons so that parades by the "Kilties" will be gorgeous in color and interest.
 SLIGHT BLAZE-Because the pro- prietor of the little tailoring estab- lishment on South Second street, just off Washington street, went away i last evening and left his electric iron turned on, blaze was created among some inflammable material i Smoke emerging from the doors and windows attracted passersby and an alarm was sent in from Box 43. The 1 department responded promptly and ! extinguished the blaze with the chemical.
 TO HOLD SHADOW PARTY-Un- der the auspices of the Fraternal | Brotherhood a Shadow Party" is to be held this evening in Knights of Pythias hall, that promises to be the social event of the season as far as i the organization is concerned Be- sides the unique features of the Shadow Party, there will be music, | dancing, refreshments and a general good time. It is the regular open night of the Fraternal Brotherhood and all members and friends of the order are cordially invited.
 HOLLINGSWORTH FUNERAL The. funeral of J. E. Hollingsworth was held yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock from the Merryman & Hayt undertaking parlors. The services were in charge of the Elks lodge al- 1 though there was large attendance of Knights of Pythias of which he was member, being attached to the Dallas, Texas, lodge. Rev. Ray c. 1 Harker officiated and burial was made in Greenwood cemetery.
 GOT FIFTY DAYS-Because Mon tavideo Valenzuela, arrested by Chief Moore on circus day carried a gatling gun which he tried to hide in the city jail, Police Judge Thomas yes- Sterday decided that about fifty days in the city jail would give him time to think over the evils of carrying concealed weapons. Then out of the goodness of his heart the judge re-
 mitted twenty-five days of the sen
 tence upon the promise of Valen-
 zuela to be good citizen in the future
 i WARREN LOSES WATCH-Every-
 body knows Fred Warren and that's
 why nobody seemed to feel very bad ly, except Warren, when announce
 ment was made to the police yester- Iday that somebody had gently re- l
 watch from his vest pocket while he
 was attending the Sels-Floto circus
 on Thursday. Of course the police promised to do what they could but
 they couldn't hold out much hope that Warren stood much chance of
 ever seeing his ticker again. POLLING PLACES-In the adver- tising columns of this mornings Re publican will be found a complete
 list of polling places and officers foI the Water Users associations an-
 nual election Tuesday. The election beside choosing officers, will decide , the associations views on the ques-
 tion of adding the Verde storage and
 pumping plants to the project, and i, of returning power assessments tC
 those lands excluded by the exterior
 boundary line recently drawn by the
 survey board.
 SPECIAL SERMONS WITH TIES. l ITAMENT-Rev Claude c. Jones, pas tor of the First Christian church
 planned a nice little surprise for his
 congregation for Sunday and then un-
 willingly let somebody know about il
 and now it is all over town. The sur
 prise was nothing more than present
 ing to every attendant at the mornins
 service a copy of the fifth book of tho
 New Testament, the Acts of the
 Apostles, in order that the congrega-
 tion might follow him in his discourse , Sunday evening when he breaches (
 sermon on What must I do to bt
 saved". MT. Jones undertakes to ex- plain every conversion described in tho book. He is anxious that his congre. , gation becomes thoroughly similar witt the book of books After the service , the audience is expected to leave tht copy in the seat for next Sunday.
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