Arizona republican., 1914-03-28

DILLON BACK United States Marshal Joe Dillon got back from Los Angeles yesterday.
 A NEW NOTARY-John Wesley Lambert, of Miami, was appointed a
 notary public yesterday by Governor Hunt.
 COUNTRY CLUB TEA-Mrs. Leo
 Goldman and Miss Rose Bell Gold man will be hostesses at the Country
 club tea this afternoon
 HOLBROOk ATTORNEY-Thor
 wald Larsen, an attorney at law from
 Holbrook was in Phoenix yesterday arguing before the state supreme court.
 COYOTE BAND CONCERT-The
 Coyote band of the Phoenix high
 school will give the regular weekly
 band concert at the Monday morning assembly hour at the Phoenix high
 school.
 INDIAN CASES-As the docket now looks, the April term of Federal Court, opening in Phoenix on April will be occupied mostly with Indian liquor cases There are no large equity suits yet in evidence.
 LADIES OF MACCABEES-At a special meeting of the Ladies of Mac cabees today, Minnie w. Aydolette, deputy state commander of the order will be present. The meeting will be held in Union Hall at 200 o'clock FUNERAL OF o. N. WOODS-The
 funeral of O. N. Woods, who took
 strychnine and died as a result on
 Thursday, will be held this afternoon at o'clock at lthe Peoples Mission. on Fifth aVende and Adams, with
 Weaver Hess Officiating. Interment
 will be made at Greenwood.
 ALHAMBRA'y DANCE-A public country dance will be held in the AL
 hambra dance hall this evening, start
 ing at eight At these enjoyable little affairs there are always good crowds
 many parties going out from Phoenix
 The dance is conducted in an orderly manner, and those who wish to rag"
 are permitted Ito do so within certain
 bounds of seeniliness
 RATTLESNAKE JIM SEES GOV- ERNOR.-Ratt1esna Jim, the Sioux Indian French Canadian barefooted walker, who is en route from Buffalo to Colon, Panama, paid his official visit to Governor Hunt yesterday morning, preparatory to hiking west for San Diego. The governor. cheer fully signed the signature book pre- sented by the traveller showing an other station officially completed BOW BADGES-The Board of Trade has asked for prices on two thousand bow badges" for the Aztec Sun Fete. Bow badges are the very newest in buttonhole decorations All l the candidates cry for them. They consist of tiny round ceIluloid button with little celluloid ribbon bow back of them. The ones Harry Welch will order are to have Sun Fete"' on the badge part The colors will be those Of the Sun Festival, gold and green. COUNTY WIDE MEETING - The Board of Supervisors has issued a call for meeting of representatives of all the trade organizations of the valley | for a stupendous argue-fest here next Thursday, at 10 A. M. The subjects which will be discussed are good roads and the Arizona National Park. As these two themes hook together, the discussion will be general. There will 1 be three delegates required from the l commercial organizations of Phoenix, Tempe, Mesa. Chandler, Glendale. ] RAILROAD MEN HERE-J. D. I isaacs chief engineer of the Harri- | man lines, and consulting engineer | for the Southern Pacific. with head quarters in New York, arrived here yesterday in the Southern Pacific ] office car, Pacific. He was accom- panied by. Assistants Burton and Barlow During the day the party | was taken about the valley by Super
 intendent C. M. Scott, of the Ari-
 zona Eastern. Today they will visit | the Buckeye and Arlington country. I It is a purely sightseeing trip.
 FUNERAL OF CHARLES JAMES, The services over the remains of Charles James, a printer, were held | yesterday at Mohn, Driscoll & Maus
 undertaking parlors, and burial was 1 made in Evergreen cemetery. Rev. Deere conducted the services over the
 remains both at the parlors and at the cemetery. MT. James studied for the ministry, but never entered the | service He and his wife came to | Phoenix a few months ago from Colo rado Springs, where MT. James had
 been in Union Printers Home, seek |