Arizona republican., 1915-01-24

VISITS IN NEW YORk-Mr | Kline of the Phoenix Notion and Nov city company, is spending a few days ;n New York on business.
 UNDEClVERED TELEGRAMS = There are undelivered telegrams at the Western Union Telegraph offices for the following: Luiz Larine, w. S. Weather, IA. Fine and J. w. Williams
 "kOkE" CASE UP-The case of the Coco Cola company versus the Koke company of America was brought up again in federal court yesterday. The plaintiffs asked leave to amend their complaint. Objections were preferred on both sides argued and the case sub mtted to Judge Sawtelle
 A PURCHASING TRiP-Abe Kor- rick will leave tonight on his semi-an- nual purchasing trip and will be a par ticularly important one since it Is the first made by him since the opening of the new store. The itinerary will in clude Chicago. New York, Boston and about six weeks.
 Y. w. c. A. VESPERS-At 4 D. m. 306 N. 2nd street all girls welcome. Strangers especially invited The pro- gram will be under direction of Mrs Imogen LaChance. assisted by Mrs L.. L. Hannon and Miss Genevieve Cole. Miss Cole is a young singer of marked ability whose voice is developing unus- ual strength and richness. It is a de- light to hear her
 KNIGHTS OF cOLUMBUS-An inn portant meeting of the Knights of Co., lumbus will be held Tuesday evening at eight o'clock. Business of the ut most importance will be conducted. Every member is urgently requested to be present at the Knights of Pythias hall A short business session will be followed by an address by Judge A. C. Baker on Scenic Arizona" and an ad- dress on American Citizenship" by Hon. Thos A. Flynn, United States at torney.
 MINING MEN INTERESTED-In the mining department of this paper this morning there is an account of a great gypsum deposit in Pinal county which is attracting the attention of mining men in different parts of the country. It includes what was former ly known as the Western Placer ground covering something more than 4000 acres and said to be one of the largest gypsum deposits known. Samples talk en from different parts of it have been shown to be 96 per cent pure.
 MRS. TREVlLLlAN DIES-Word has been received of the death at Globe on Thursday evening of Mrs. M F.. Trevillian, mother of Thomas Trevil ian. clerk in the office of City Col lector C. w. Barnett. Mrs. Trevillian had been ill with bronchial pneumonia for several weeks. At her bedside when she died was her son Thomas and her daughter, Miss Florence Trevillian. Her other daughter, Mrs. Fred Hoar, arrived in Globe a very short time after her mother breathed her last.
 CLAIMING BLANkETS-The other morning The Republican carried an- nouncement of the finding of twelve blankets and lap robes in the auto of Homer King. Subsequently three other blankets were brought to the police station by the owner of an automobile who said that they had been left in his machine Of these fifteen blankets and robes but four now remain at the police station the other eleven having been identified by the owners who stated that they had been stolen from their autos some time within the past week or ten days.
 WORK WANTED-New needy fam ilies would like to have something to do in fact, they must have it. In one family there are ten mouths to feed. The father and mother and daughter are able to work. They live at 1134 East Garfield street The other fam fly consists of widow and an eleven year old nephew at 925 East Polk street. The woman would like house work, exclusive of washing and would like a home with her for her nephew Further information regarding these people may be had on inquiry of Hu- mane Officer J. w. Canning.