Arizona republican., 1915-03-30
ON RURAL AFFAIRS-A commi

ON RURAL AFFAIRS-A committee of the chamber of commerce will dis cuss rural affairs at meeting Satur- day afternoon at two o'clock
 DECLARATION CONTEST = The annual junior Reclamation contest will take place Friday evening at the United states Indian school. The public is in vited to attend
 UNDElIVERED TELEGRAMS - There are undelivered telegrams at the Western Union Telegraph office for the following: Mrs. J. M. Williams, J. w. Murray, H. H. Temple, and Mrs. H. A Winters
 MARSHALL FUNERAL-The fun eral of Frank Marshall. who died at his home on Grand avenue Saturday will be held this afternoon from the man at 1:30.
 EASTER SALE-The ladies of the Presbyterian church have changed the date of the Easter Sale to Thursday April 1. There will be aprons cooked food, candies and re- treatments sold and served at tho church parlors
 MOOSE BALL-The ninth of the series of social dances under the auspices of Phoenix Lodge, No. 7O5. Loyal Order of Moose, will be held this evening at Moose Home Grand march at 9 o'clock. There will be special features for the ladies. A good time is assured.
 WOMAN'S CLUB PROGRAM-The program for the regular meeting of the Woman's club will be presented this afternoon by the home economics de- partment. Mrs. R. M. Tafel will sing 9 group of Liza Lehman's bird songs The Starling." The Lellow- Hammer and "The Owf'. Mrs. James Wester- Velt will address the club on Pure Food Laws. Tea will be served at the close of the program.
 TRINITY MONDAY SERVICE The noon-day service of Trinity Pro- Cathedral will be held today at 12:05 o'clock and continue for twenty min utes Rev. John w. Suter of Winches- ter, Mass, will deliver a brief address. luncheon will be served in the Par lsh House at 1925 by St. Winifred's s Guild. Everybody is cordially invited to attend these services and to partake of the luncheon which will be served at a nominal price. PARADISE VALLEY-Henry Porte. | Tie yesterday brought in from Paradise Valley bunch of Barley raised in the west end of Township North. Range East. The crop stands four feet eight inches high and was raised without ir rlgation on an eighty acre tract There are several hundred acres of the same sort of barley growing in the valley and MT. Porterie believes it is one of the best evidences of the success oi | dry farming in that region.
 STILL AT IT-J. M. Waterbury
 the long distance pianist. who start i cd his effort to break all former
 records yesterday noon was still at
 it when tho Republican went t5
 press this morning. He was fed at
 six o'clock last evening by his at
 tendant who will give him food ans
 drink throughout the contest. Water. 1
 crowd to the Standard Furniture
 company's window yesterday after.
 noon and evening.
 EXPOSITION SPECIAL STARTS
 The transportation committee appoint
 ed by the joint conference of the civi,
 bodies of the city will meet at tn
 chamber of commerce Wednesday af
 ternoon at five o'clock to plan the cam
 palgn for Salt River Valley specia
 train to the expositions at San Dieg
 and San Francisco in July. The com mlttee is composed of c. D. Doris
 chamber of commerce.; w. L. Pinney Commercial club: Dave Goldberg. NJ. { M. Assn; c. J. McElroy, Ad Club; 4 C. Taylor. Rotary club.
 WANT MORE DATA-The corpora tlon commission yesterday issued a order to the Southside Gas and Electri company directing that corporation t file a detailed statement of operatin expenses, gross income and other dat
 relating to the companys business be tween January and March 1. Tn commissions order for additional dat tiSS"iuiiiS tHe CoIlplnN a11a1rS is is sued by reason of a change in tn ] method of operation since the first ( ] the year. Accountant William Sang ster of the commission is at Mesa gath eriDg additional material for the com mission.
 STOLE PRICES cOAT-Sterlir
 Price of the city water department le
 his coat upon his wagon the other da ' in the vicinity of the city water worl ] plant. Somebody helped themselves the coat. Now a pair of trouser without coat to match doesn't appe to Price very strongly. He has tv }l propositions to make. one is that if u party who took the coat needs it wor l than Price does, he (Price) will gi, { the needy citizen the trousers to mat, 1 the coat. On the other hand if the m: { who took the coat is really repenta ! and will return the garment there W < be no more said about it.