Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-10-30
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southern counties with a number of
other democratic candidates.
| VOTES IN GRAHAM.-Land Com
missioner w. A. Moody left last even
ing for his home in Thatcher. He
will not return until after the election.
| UNDEliVERED TElEGRAMS -
| There are undelivered kilograms at the
| Western Union offices for the follow
| ing: Judge W. H. King, James G.
owen. c. w. Holden and j. w. Pruitt
WILL DISCUSS MEASURES.-Sen-
; ator A A. Worsley will speak at the
city hall plaza Saturday night, Octo-
Der 81, and will discuss the measures
| initiated. by the Arizona tate Fedora
| ton of Labor
BAPTIST MISSIONARY SOCIETY
The Woman's Missionary society of
| the First Baptist church will hold an
open meeting tonight at the church,
corner of Third avenue and Monroe
! after the program.
HALLOWEEN SOCIAL FRIDAY
| The members of Circle No. , of the
Woman's Missionary society of the
Central NJ F. church will hold "a Hal
parlors to which all attendants and
members of the church are invited
TO ORGANIZE SUNDAY SCHOOL.
| There will be a meeting at the Will
son school, Sunday, at 2:30, for the
purpose of organizing Sabbath
school in that district. Special music
will be furnished and it is greatly de-
sired that as many be present as pos
sible.
BOY BADLY BlTTEN-The little
son of Jack White of Fifteenth avenue
| was badly bitten in the cheek yester-
day by a quarrelsome dog. The little
| fellow was with another small chap, and
they managed to excite the dog by their
! teasing He snapped at them several
times and then took a good sized bite at
Master Whites cheek.
! ADAY OF RESPiTE-A blank sheet
for the superior court yesterday gave
Judge Phillips an opportunity to in
dulge in his favorite pastime. fishing;
and together with w. S. Norviel, court
reporter, he spent the day down the
river. Shotgurs were taken along also
with the hope of bringing back a good
| bag of birds.
COMPLAINANT AGGRESSOR -
| Judging from the evidence that the
complainant was the aggressor. Judge
| Parker yesterday dismissed the charge
of assault brought against Ramon Ma
ION on the complaint of Juan Ochoa.
The case was the result of a drunken
| difference in the Gold Hotel the previ-
| Gus evening.
DESERT lMPRESsARIO- Frank
| Wolf the desert impressario" came in
| from the coast yesterday loaded with
q bunch of photographs of the greatest
troupe on earth" and the same line of
talk that has always marked his prog
| ress The urbane Frank will probably
land his latest venture at one of the
| Phoenix houses if rumor is to be cred =
tied.
OBlTUARY-Mrs. Sarah /. Stacy
died shortly after o'clock last night
at the Deaconness hospital Death
was caused by a complication of dis
eases. Arrangements for the funeral
services. which will be held Satur-
day afternoon, viii he announced later
Interment will be made in Greenwood
cemetery
FIRST PUBLIC PROGRAM
| Arizona SCnOcl of Music orchestra as
| sisted by some of the leading must
clans of the city will present its first
public program of the season the COM
| ing Sunday afternoon in the school au-
ditorium. The program will begin
| nrnnntlN a o'clock &c
! cordially invited to attend, no admis-
sion fee being charged. The solist for
the afternoon will be Anna Marie Luke
who will sing the barcarolle from the
Tales Of Hoffman. Included in the
orchestral numbers will be the c ma =
JOY symphony by Beethoven and the
adagio movement from Beethovens So
nata pathetic, The HochZeit Overture
from Figaro by Mozart, dainty ser
! enade by Meyer Helmund and the
| Lumbye Dream Pictures. No lovers of
i GOOD music should miss this program
A VISIT TO A COUNTRY HOME
Thursday afternoon % ladies autoed
out to the beautiful country home of
II. G.. Baldwin, nine miles north on
Central avenue, the journey leading
Through delightful scenery, through or
jange and olive groves, cotton fields
land rose gardens. The occasion was
the annual election of the women's
division of the Winners Bible class of
the First NJ. E. church, at the Bald
wins beautiful home. with its spac-
iious rooms laden with roses from the
lgardens. Mrs. Pitman was unani-
mously reelected president, Mrs.
Fletcher vice president, Mrs. Jennie
Adams secretary, and Mrs Bird treas
lurer. A vote of thanks was rendered
Mr. Baldwin for his efficiency as
teacher and the class rose in a body
lsignifyng their wish that he continue
as teacher for the coming year. Mr.
Baldwin replied feelingly to the re-
marks from the president Delightful
refreshments were served by Mrs
Baldwin, assisted by Mrs. T. r. Hirst
land Miss Baldwin