Arizona republican., 1914-12-23
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VIII De SerNeu at Hoon frludy al tne
 headquarters, 306 North Second
 street.
 | SALE PoSTPoNED-T cake
 contest and cooked food sale that
 was to have been conducted at Beth
 el church by the ladies of that church
 has been indefinitely postponed ow- ing to the inclement weather
 UNDElNEREO TElEGRAMS - There are undelivered telegrams at
 the Western Union Telegraph offices for the following: Felisiano Arevalo, F H. Wheeler Mrs. Robert Steggall.
 Louis L. Reyes and Thomas Cussen. FUNERAL TODAY-The funeral of 1 Mrs. Jessie Hitchcock of 1l07 East Me l kinley, will be held this afternoon at 1 two o'clock from the chapel of Mohn Driscoll and Maus. The death occurred Monday. Mrs. Hitchcock was 26 years old.
 MORE MONEY FOR FUND-Paul | s. Rants and H. A. Eye. who assisted in disposing of papers for the Christ mas fund on Saturday last reported to the Republican office yesterday with s1.3O which was at once placed to the credit of the fund
 LUNCHEON POSTPONED-On ac- count of the weather the luncheon to have been given by the Daughters of the King at the Parish house to- day has been indefinitely postponed. The Guild also will not hold its ba- zaar today as previously announced.
 DAUGHTERS OF KING LUNCH EON-The Daughters of the King of Trinity Pro-cathedral will serve luncheon beginning at II o'clock this forenoon. and at I o'clock there will be cooked food sale at the rear ot the church in the Parish house
 FUNERAL OF ROBERT JAMES GOODRiCH-The funeral of Robert James, the infant son of Mir and Mrs. Roy Goodrich will be held from the Catholic church at ? o'clock this afternoon The cortege will leave the residence at 1:45. Interment will be made in the Catholic cemetery.
 SCHOOLS CLOSE THURSDAY- The Christmas holiday begins on Thursday in the Phoenix schools ac cording to superintendent of city schools, John D. Loper. An erroneous impression was given out by an an- nouncement that the grammar grades would De closed Wednesday.
 PiNAFORE TONlGHT-The Mu- sical club of the High school pre- sents the Glee club of the high school in Pinafore, at the auditorium to- night. The cast rehearsed last eve ming. meeting with the usual pre- of rabnlrQllc Sn that tonight's performance will be a successful one.
 BACK FROM THE EAST-State Engineer Lamar Cobb returned last night from Washington. D. C.. where he attended the conference of high way commissioners in the interest of federal aid for highway construction. On the return trip Engineer Cobb stopped at Chicago to attend the American Road Congress.
 UNFORTUNATE COW-J. w. Can ming is looking for the owner of fine milch cow-aA perfectly good COW, with the exception that it has one broken leg sustained in collision with street car at Grand avenue and Sev- enteenth avenue. The leg will knit, and then the COW will be as good as new. Ii is a stray. and the officers are look ing for it's owner.
 JUDGMENT AFFIRMED-The su- preme court yesterday handed dowE an opinion affirming the judgment of the lower court in the case of J. F. Daggs, appellant. vs. the Howard Shep company, appellee. The action was an appeal from the district court in Coconino county and involved the right to certain waters in Spring valley wash
 CATTLE ARE SMOTHERED- Jud Peterson who lives near Chand- Ter, lost two cattle of a heard which were caught on last Saturday in the ground of Queen creek wash, softened by the rains which had saturated that part of the country. Ever since then men have been getting them out. The task was completed yesterday and all the cattle were saved but two. Old cattle men say that this is the first instance within their 1 knowledge of cattle being "bogged down" on the desert in Arizona. GARNET KING HERE-Garnet King. general passenger agent of the Fl Paso and Southwestern system, who is also by reason of long resi- dence in Arizona a consistent booster for this section was among the visit
 DTS to the city this week leaving yes
 terday for his home in Fl Paso. MT.
 King says that passenger conditions
 over the system which he looks after
 are better this time this year than 1 they were this time last year. and 1 everyone in Fl Paso is looking for tward to greater things for the future
 He predicts great prosperity for | Phoenix and the valley since the richness of the clouds has so plenti-
 fully supplied the valley with real
 asset.