Arizona republican., 1915-11-18

CHARITY BALL-An of the theaters in the city are boosting the charity ball which is to be given on Friday evening. November 19, at the armory for the benefit of the Spanish War veterans The hotels and restaurants as well as the veterans are selling the tickets and large crowd and good time is as- sured.
 ENTERTAIN FAIR GUESTS-Mr. and Mrs. Richard Altman, of 219 East Van Buren street, are entertaining as house guests during fair week Mrs. William Frances GrYme, of Fort Myers, Florida, state recording secre- tary of the Florida division of the United Daughters of the Confectionery and q prominent member of Florida Women's Clubs.
 STOCK MEN HERE-At a meeting of the executive board of the Arizona Live Stock Association held at the Adams Hotel yesterday evening, pre- paTatiOns were made for the holding of the annual convention which is to convene in Prescott on January 10. II and 12, 1916. good sized program is being prepared, an announcement of which will be made later.
 LEGISLATOR RETURNS Hon Sam Proctor, memoer of the house of representatives from Navajo county, is attending the state fair Navajo county, MT. Proctor says, has recovered from the blow inflicted when the Lyman reservoir went out and is now in excellent shape The railroad business is riveting the at tention of MT. Proctor. The traffic on the santa Fe is heavier than it has been for many months.
 MOOSE DANCE-The regular Moose dance will be given this evening at the Moose home, and as usual the music will he given by the Besse orchestra These dances given by the Moose reg ularly throughout the winter season, have proven to be such enjoyable af- fairs that at each one a large and happy crowd is in evidence, all confi- dent that a most pleasant evenings entertainment awaits them. Yesterday evening the members of the lodge at tended the carnival in a body and were the guests of Manager C. J. Sanichas
 THE NORTH AT THE FAIR The northeastern part of the state is well represented at the fair though a trip to Chicago would have been easier and not much longer for many of the visitors Among them are Mir. and Mrs. A. J. Funk. Dr. Bazelle and wife w. H. Burbage Judge A. H. Hanson and Ira Hayes and wife of Winslow: Judge Thomas, cashier of the Merchants and Stock growers bank at Holbrook; James J. Shumway of Taylor and D. K. Udal 0f St. Johns. and Joseph Udall of Eager, Apache county
 SUIT FOR DAMAGES-Cha B. F. Goodwin with negligently run ming into him with his automobile while he and his companion were walking on Central avenue, Percy J. Howard yesterday filed suit in the superior court against Goodwin. He asks $15,OOO for injuries he sustained, $1 OOO for medical and surgical treat ment and hospital expenses, and s1 900 punitive damages. In his com plaint, Howard states that he and Helen Buchanan were walking on North Central avenue. He contends that they kept to the right or on the east side of the highway, and the defendant approached from the south in an automobile that was going at high rate of speed, eX ceedlnS thlrly miles an IOul- lIle plaintiff alleges that no warning was given of the machines approach, and | he was struck with such force that | he was seriously injured, hurt, | wounded, sick, sore, lame and dis | He further states that he | will be compelled to undergo num- Der of dangerous and painful surgi- | cal operations, and that he may ! never be able to attend to his busi- | ness