Arizona republican., 1915-03-16

bled rapidly and in case the railroads are not used for transportation, the entire force of the state can be moved i with little inconvenience.
 NEW LUNCH COUNTERS. F. Bennett, formerly connected with the ! West End Grocery company, aas l opened d new and up-to- date eating house at 723 Grand Avenue.
 I UNDELlvERED TELEGRAMS - There are undelivered telegrams at ! the Western Union Telegraph office 1 for the following: c. H. Reynolds, O. s. Kenyon and E. V. Chutev.
 CHARADES POSTPONED-On ac- count of the play at the Womans Club. the charades to have been given at the Country Club tonight have been postponed until tomorrow night
 AN AUTOMOBILE ViSIT-Hon. w. NJ. Whjpple, wife and baby left yes 1 terday by automobile for Graham and 1 Greenlee counties. formerly the home , of Mir. Whipple for visit of several weeks.
 REFUND KELLER MONEY - Be | ginning today the refund on Helen Keller lecture tickets will be made at the Y. w. c. A, 306 x. Second Street. Ticket holders will please take notice and call promptly
 BIBLE TEACHERS CLASS-Rev. J. | Harvey Deere will be the speaker at ! the regular weekly meeting of the | Bible Teachers Training Class at the | Y. M. C. A. this evening. The sub
 
 I ADMITTED TO THE BAR-John w. Mayes was yesterday admitted to practice before the courts of Arizona | on certificate and recommendation from the supreme court of New Mexi- | co. Attorney Mayes will practice in Tucson
 IN SUPREME COURT.Three cases are on the docket of the supreme court today. They are the cases of | the Prevalent Mutual Building Loan Association vs. A. Joseph SchWertner | and the Arizona Eastern railroad com- pany Vs. Hilario Carillo.
 VISITORS FROM WAR ZONE-F
 A. stephen, of Dundee, Scotland. is 1 in the city on an inspection tour of 1 the states looking after interests that 1 he has in this country. Mr. Stephens is direct from the war zone, and has ! many interesting details to tell his ! friends
 JUBILEE SINGERS-Tickets for the concert by the Dixie Jubilee singers, who will be heard at the High School auditorium March 22, will be on sale 1 Saturday at the Central Pharmacy at
 nine o'clock. Tickets will be 8 cents, l 9 cents for high school students. with
 q charge of 15 cents for reservations The concert will be under the aus pices of the ladies of the First NJ E.
 church.
 RETURN OF ATTORNEY FISH .
 ER-AttOrney Robert $. Fisher has
 entirely remodeled his suite of of
 fices at No. 221 Goodrich block and
 has associated with him in the prac-
 tice of law Robert A. Jarrott. O
 California. who was for seVera years, on the title staff of the Title
 Insurance and Trust Company of Lot
 Angeles. Cal The new arrange
 ment of offices will add much t'
 the convenience of the business guar
 ters
 FOUR MEN SENTENCED-Judg,
 Stanford of the Superior court, yes
 terday passed sentence on four men
 Carmen Romero, convicted of stealing
 horse, received from one to two
 years Marcino Estrada. also hors,
 thief, was meted out fro mthree tC
 five years. Harry Essex. who plea,
 guilty to assault with intent to com
 init rape, was sentenced from one t' three years. Pedro Petro, who raide, a government camp east of town. wa given from two to five years. Al . of the men were taken to the peni tentiary at Florence yesterday.
 BACK EAST EXCURSION Int
 Santa Fe and Southern Pacific an , nOunce back east excursion rates iron I Phoenix to the East effective follow , ing dates: June14, 15, 23, "A, July : ;, 3. }, 6, IA, 15, 23. 24. 26. 27, Angus 4, ,, 13 and IA. The round trip rate to some of the more important point 2 are as follows: Denver. Colorado Springs and Pueblo, $45: Kansas Cit, < Council Bluffs and Omaha, $55; For Worth, Houston, Tex, $52.50; Chicago S675O: New Orleans, $65: New York 3 $1O5.70; Washington, D. c. $103.50 , St Louis, $65. Tickets will be limit ed to three months from date of sale
 FULLER SISTERS-Seats for tn recital to be given at the Woman , Club by the Misses Dorothy, Rosa r lind and Cynthia Fuller, on Monday f March 22nd, are now on sale at tn s Central Drug Store. This engage t ment of these distinguished artist l will be the most notable musical ev ? ent of the season and unusual interes l is being manifested in it. Through } out the country the Misses F'ulle l have created a sensation in musica s circles and the Woman's Club consi l der themselves most fortunate in SC 1 l curing them for Phoenix. As only . limited number of tickets will b l l sold. those wishing to attend the re : cital are advised to get their ticket t 1 early.
 Announcement
 s Leon R. Gass, proprietor of Gas
 Bros. Chop House, has severed hi
 connection with the Golden Rul = Chop House, and the latter place re r mains under the management as for q merly. Mr Gass states that tn . bigger and better Gass Bros. Cho r House will be completed on or abou a | April 10th when he plans to have