Arizona republican., 1914-11-08

SGOSiiN1 IN O-2All SUITES III
Phoenix will close Thursday after
noon for Automobile Day. The Of
fees at the state house will be
closed every afternoon.
Notwithstanding licenses
were issued Yesterday to Nestor o.
Wright of Grant, New Mexico, and
Marguerite S..Kull of Maricopa coun-
ty and to Lester List and RoXie
Nickel of Maricopa county.
SANTA CRUZ EXHIBiT-Arthur
H. De Reimer, one of Phoenix's
former bright young attorneys, and
now located at Nogales, is in town
with Santa Cruz's exhibit for the
state fair.
HOLIDAYS FOR EMPLoYEs-Th
The lumber yards of the city of Phoe
nix will be closed on Tuesday and Sat
urday afternoons of this week to al
low the employees to attend the state
fair. on Thursday, the biggest day of
the far the yards will be closed all
! day.
| UNDELlvERED TELEGRAMS -
There are undelivered kilograms at the
Western Union Telegraph office for the
following: Edwin Kirk, w. F. Saurn-
| man, Miss Marguerite Graham care Miss
Grumpy, E. E. Gish, r. F. Sherman, En-
| mar Reed, A. j. Shamblen, and Sam
Kersey
| SEAT SAtE-The seat sale for the
! fair closed yesterday with a record
breaking advance distribution. To-
day only seats for Monday will be
sold, and on Monday, Tuesdays re-
serVatiOns can be made. So on
! throughout the week, the days sales
/ will start the morning before
| NEW ALESMAN-James Leonard
| until recently connected with the
great Russell and Irwin factories at
New Britain, Connecticut, has taken
! charge of the builders hardware de-
partment for the Valley Hardware
and Plumbing company This de-
partment has been growing very ra-
pidly the past season and the need
was felt for a trained expert and the
| services of Mr. Leonard We're secured
w. c. r. U. LECTURE-The pubic
! is cordially invited to attend the lee
ture at the home of the w. c. T. u.
22S West Monroe street on Monday at
ternoOn at 3 o'clock by Hon. w. A.
Parish, city manager of Phoenix Mr.
Parish viii have as his subject The
Reclamation Service, What 1t Is Doing
For the Southwest" This is one of
series of lectures to be given by the
members of the Conservation club
The general public is invited
MADISON IMPROVEMENT CLUB
The Madison improvement club
will hold its annual bazaar Saturday,
November 2S, in the Thomas building
The doors will open promptly at two
o'clock. There will be a social meet
ing of the club November 10 at the
home of Mrs H. A. Guild on Camel
Back road The assistant hostesses
will be Mrs. William Gibbons, Mrs.
Harbold and Miss Mabel Gregg.
BROTHERHOODS The annual
banquet of the Federated Church
BIotherhoods will be held at the Y.
M. C. A. Tuesday evening, November
18th. Professor Carlton H. Parker
will be the speaker His subject be-
ing Social Ethics and Modern Life"
Doctor Parker spent several years
abroad studying social conditions and
received his Phi. d. from Heidelberg.
He now holds the Chair of Economics
in the University of California and
I is in our city as special agent for
the United States Labor bureau. The
doctor has a message and is an in
|teresting speaker. The list of pa
.tronesses will be announced later.
COUNTRY CLUB TEAMS. Har-
old Bennett and Mrs. Julian Holmes
presided at the Country club tea yes
.terday. Among the many in attend
ance were Judge and Mrs. Richard
E. Sloan, Judge and Mrs. C. F. Aims
worth Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Tweed,
Mr. and Mrs Roy Parsons, Mrs. Roy
IS. Goodrich, Mrs. Isaac Taft Stod
dard, Mrs. f. T. Ceilings. Miss Mar
ion Doris. Miss Rema Doris, Miss
Ruth Ainsworth, Miss Ellen Conway,
Miss Eleanor Sloan, DR.. A. NJ. Tut
hill of Morenci. William Coleman
Rogers, Harold Bennett, William
rlckas and Edward Rogers of New
York