Arizona republican., 1914-06-06
FUNERAL OF A CHlLD-The fun

 eral of Donald Crow. who died of diphtheria was held yesterday from the chapel of Moore X McLellans.
 THE SINGLE TAX LEAGUE There will be d meeting of the single tax league at eight o'clock tonight at the office of Dr. Thomas in the Ma
 tional Bank of Arizona building. The principal subject of discussion will be the new license ordinance.
 STATE FAIR ExHIBlTS-At the call of Chairman J. F. McClain of the Maricopa county fair representatives, the representatives of the boards of trade of Phoenix, Mesa, Tempe, Chand- Ter and Glendale will meet at the board of trade office this afternoon at two o'clock The purpose of the meet ing is to discuss preparations for a great big fair exhibit for next fall
 STAR GETS CONTRACT-The bids of the star Electric company for the installation of 25 additional fire alarm boxes. amounting to $3,324.50, was ac
 cepted by City Manager Parish yester- day, and the contract awarded The bid includes the installation of these boxes and the furnishing of two regis ters and two tapper bells, to be located in the new fire houses. The GameWell company was the only other bidder.
 COMMISSION MEETING The commission will meet this afternoon at o'clock when bids will be opened before the commission and the trust ees of school district No. l for the sale of block 57. the site of the West End school destroyed year ago by fire By the terms of the agreement to sell no bid for less than $25,000 will be considered and the city is to receive all money in excess of s15.000 derived from the sale of the property NEW REPRESENTATIVE - Phoe- nix is one of the most remarkably big users of cement in the United States, says the Riverside Cement company of California, and to show their appreciation of the big busi- ness that Arizona has been giving them the past few seasons they have sent MT William F. Stevens of Los Angeles over here to be their repre- sentative MT. Stevens has been here a few days now, and says that the longer he stays the better he likes it, and that the job of ''concreting the country" wouldn't be half bad if it
 was all like Phoenix.
 ON CAPITAL PUNISHMENT-No man in Arizona has devoted more time and earnest study to the subject of capital punishment who will deliver lecture on that theme at the Elm press theater tomorrow afternoon at four o'clock The subject will be treat ed from biblical point of view from which many advocates of it's abolition have chosen to support their conten- tion All are cordially invited to hear a clear exposition of what is going to be an overshadowing issue in the po litical campaign in this state. The daughters of Dr. Hughes. Mrs. Damer- on and Mrs. Summers, will each sing a solo.
 MCDONALD FUNERAL-The fun
 eral of Miss Inez Mcdonald, who died at the home of her aunt. Mrs Francis Allen, 2209 West Monroe street. was held Thursday afternoon from the J. l Claude C. Jones, pastor of the Chris tian church officiating. Burial was made in Forest Lawn cemetery Miss Mcdonald came to Phoenix in Octo Der. her health demanding a climatic change Her parents, MT. and Mrs. Arthur Mcdonald had died sometime befoIe at the family home in Scio, Oregon. Instead of improving she gradually declined. One month ago her sister, Miss Burnice Mcdonald came to Phoenix to be with her and was at the bedside when she passed away A brother, Arden Mcdonald, survives in Oregon Mrs. L. White of l this city is a cousin of the young woman.