Arizona republican., 1914-11-15
AT lNGLEsIDE-Mr. and Mrs. I

| 1 c. Walker of San Diego were guests
 of the Ingleside club on Friday; and Mir and Mrs. Ralph Murphy are spending a few days in their cot tage at Ingleside
 DEATH OF MRS. MoMORMiCk- Mrs J. F. Mccormick of Washington D. C., who has been spending the win ter at the home of her son, Herman. near Mesa, died at four o'clock Friday
 after short illness. The funeral will be held this afternoon at one o'clock at
 the Episcopal church in Mesa.
 VON KLEIN SMlD COMING President R. l.. vOn Klein Smid, head of the University of Arizona. who lect- ures here next week, will be entertained at luncheon Monday noon by the direc- tors of the board of trade. Dr. von Klein Smid's acceptance came by. wire yesterday. He is one of the university members of the Y Nj. C. A. course.
 THE BUTTER BUST-In a story story which appeared in The Republi- can the other day it should have been stated that bust of Governor Hunt Tn the dairy display was part of the ex- hibit of Mrs. Gilmore. This display was in the case under that of Mrs. Frank H. Parker which was awarded two prizes, one for excellence and the other for it's attractiveness.
 THE PROUDEST MAN AT THE FAIR-C. NJ Etter got more than his share of glory out of the fair yester- day His grandson Stanley Osborn won the first prize as judge of cat tie making S64 out of a possible 400
 points. His great grandchild, the babe of Mrs. Earl Creed took the first prize for the best baby of it's class in the Better Babies contest
 INDUSTRIAL MEETING-The in dustrial committee of the board of trade will hold an important meeting with representatives of the cement company on Monday afternoon. The meeting is to deterrnin whether or not the board Of trade should endorse the | work the cement company has been
 doing, and aid it in promoting the local production by the revision of freight rates
 THE VALLEY BANK AFFAiR-No | OIHeI htNtiODllitiltS III tiit iiiotlCl VI 1 the Valley Bank occurred yesterday ' than the meeting of the committee ap- 1 pointed by Chairman McClintock of
 the Thursday night armory meeting, | with Bank Comptroller Callaghan. The
 conference related to the progress of | the investigation of the affairs of the I bank It was stated afterward that
 the prospect of a reorganization of the bank was brighter than ever.
 DIES AFTER LONG ILLNESS Mrs. Henrietta Harris died on Friday I morning at o'clock at the home of her daughter, Mrs. R. w. Lantis, 1150 F.. l Polk street, after a protracted illness. | Mrs. Harris came here from Fort Col l lins Colo, ir the hope of renewing her
 waning health. After services at the | family home, conducted by Rev. R. c. l Harker. the body was shipped to Colo rado for interment. She leaves to 1 mourn her, beside her daughter. five
 sons and her husband. the latter ac- I companying the body east.
 | BENEFIT SEAT SAtE-There has been q gratifying demand for seats for the benefit entertainment to be held at the Woman's club building on Friday evening, November 20, at D. m. The
 seat sale opened day or two ago at
 the Busy Drug store. and despite the
 fact that most people were more in
 terested in the fair than in something
 set for the future. there was an instant demand for the tickets There will be cards and dancing. A most interesting feature will be the dances of Murray | Anderson and Helen Beatrice Crane, assisted by Mrs. Crane.
 | ESPEE BOND ISSUE APPROVED I-Permission to issue refunding honda to the amount of $5,324,S04 was I granted yesterday to the Southern
 Pacific Railroad company by the
 corporation commission Hearing of the application of the company to tissue equipment trust certificates to 1.-the amount of $1,117.000 was also Ihad before the commission and will
 be acted on in the near future. The equipment issue will run for ten
 years and will run at five and one lhalf per cent The proceeds are to he used for the purchase of 3O1 To-
 comotives and a number of stee passenger coaches.
 I 6 cans Best Table Peaches s1.0t