Arizona republican., 1914-09-11
UNpELIvEREp rELEGRAMs.

| high school opens for the fall term at
lat o'clock on Monday morning. A
meeting of the faculty will be held
at the school at 10 a. m. on Satur-
day.
POULTRY GROWERS MEET
! There will be an important meeting
of the Poultry Association at the
board of trade on Saturday afternoon
at o'clock. All members are urged
to attend Business of importance
NO ADDITIONAL TIckET-A con-
ference of representatives of the cam
paign of Hon. Eugene w. Chafin and
Representatives of the prohibition
| amendment campaign was held yester-
day morning. 1t was decided not to
put another state and county ticket in
| the field.
POLICE MAKE RAlD.-In a raid
! on an alleged disorderly rooming
house ON East Washington street,
near Central avenue, the police yes
| terday morning took into custody
| four women inmates of the place.
| Bail was furnished for the appear
ance of the fou. on Monday
|
| The many friends of Mr. and Mrs.
B j. Jarrett of 1928 West Monroe
street, will be pleased to learn that
| thef, little three months -Old badly has
successfully undergone difficult
| operation at the hands of DR.. Brophy
of Chicago. The father is with the
baby and will stay until the little
I enc is in a condition to bring home.
| LADIES AID MEETS-The first
| meeting of the Ladies Aid society of
the First M. E. church will be held in
the church parlors this afternoon at
2:3O o'clock. Ali members and ladies
of the church are urged to be present
so as to make this first meeting a
profitable one. After a short business
meeting a social hour will be spent
and during this time refreshments will
be served by Mrs. ]. M. Sexton. Mrs E.
D. Raney, Mrs. w. O. Work and Mrs.
M. H. Sharpe.
| OUT ON THE TRAlL.-Sherift
| Jeff Adams and Constable Jim Muir
| ply are out on the track of Ewing
A. Clark, for whom they hold a
warrant charging him with convert
ing to his own use an automobile
trusted in his charge as bailee to
George Pilchard. Word was received
from the peace officers of Clark !
having passed through Roosevelt
with the car and the local officers
are hurrying to Payson, where they
expect him to be headed off
W. c. T. U. MEETiNG-Those who
attended the meeting of the Woman
Christian Temperance Union yesterday
iafternoon had the pleasure of listening
Ito pleasing little program given by
the l.. T l.. under the direction of Mrs
Conger. The president, Mrs. Wing, was
in the chair. The attendance was small
lowing to the absence from the city OF
some of the members and the continued
heat being depressing to those who
have had to remain at home But al
who came are enthusiastic and are
keeping up the good work.
EXPERT WINDOW TRIMMER
Claud Wilson, a professional window
|dresser of Los Angeles, formerly EN-
ployed by the Sherwood stores, has
arrived in Phoenix to enter the en-
ploy of Goldberg's store. He viii
have charge of their window dressing
The Goldberg display windows are
exceptionally large, few stores or
the coast having more window dis
play space. Mr.. Wilson was sur
prised to find such the case but has
lagreed to keep these big windows
lfilled with interesting displays at al
times.
\ BOGUS CHECK CAsE.-J. P
March, charged before Judge Phillips
in the superior court yesterday witt
passing bogus checks, was given ;
suspended sentence. March's case il
| a sad one Pro.- to his coming to thi
. state March held an influential posi-
ton in Tennessee. Bad company LEI
him to drink and later he cOntracte'
lung trouble, which brought him t.
Arizona to seek relief. Here in Phoe
nix he got into low circumstance
and resorted to passing a number o
, bogus checks, in which he was ap
, pretended some five weeks ago. De
fendent pleaded guilty, and, in vieN
of the circumstances, Judge Phil
Il lips Oedlt lenlcHlly Will the Sdoc-
ANOTHER PARADE-The temper
, ance forces are going to have anothe
parade Sunday at $3.50, starting fror
the First Methodist church. 1t wi
march to the court house plaza wher
; an address will be delivered by Rex
!, Patrick Henry Faulk, the 'Texa
| Whirlwind," one of the most eloquen
!. | orators in the United States. 1t
/. expected to have this meeting ecllps
the one held last Sunday which wa
i pronounced to be the greatest ever hel
!, in the state. All friends of the DIR
!, amendment are requested to assembl
at the church for the parade. At tn
: meeting of the ministerial associatio
= Monday morning it was unanimousl
:, voted to give over all services for Sur
day night in the interest of two meet
;, ings, one for men only at. the Fir'
:. Baptist church to be addressed by d
= Faulk and the other for women only ;
- the Y. NJ c. A. stadium to be &C
o dressed by Superintendent G. F. Rin'
!, mart.