Arizona republican., 1915-04-15
STATEHoUSE OFFICES CLOSE

1 Phoenix. A number of state officials will attend the celebration at the dam PYTHlAN SISTEES-The regular
 semi monthly meeting of Purity Tenn
 pie No. 2 Pythian Sisters, will be held I this afternoon. Bring your fancy work i and enjoy the social hour and refresh
 ments which will follow the short i business session.
 LADIES' AID SOCIAL-The ladies | aid society of the Zion Evangelical i Lutheran church will hold a social at
 the home of Mrs. B. B. Balyeat, 324
 North Fifth Ave, Thursday evening,
 April 15 for the benefit of the church. The members of the congregation and their friends are cordially invited to attend
 Y. w. c. A. TENNIS CLUB-The Y. 1 W. C. A tennis club has called a meet
 ing for this afternoon at > >o'clock. Sup per will be served out doors, picnic fashion. All girls interested in tennis are invited to be present. A thorough | ly democratic spirit prevails in the club
 and girls in any degree interested in
 the sport are included in the invitation. 1 DEATH OF J. E. McCOY-John F.. Mccoy, tWenty-siX years of age, died
 at the residence of his father 10o1 N. 1 14th St Tuesday afternoon, he came
 here a short time ago from oregon in the search of health The funeral ser vices will he held this afternoon at two o'clock from the narlors of Moore & i Mcclellan. conducted by Rev. J. Harvey 1 Deere Burial in Greenwood cemetery. MELON GROWERS cASE-Hear- l ing of the case of the Mesa Melon l Growers associaticG Vs. the National 1 Distributing company was continued yesterday before Judge Smith of Va Vapai county N F. Nabers an ex- pert accountant was the principal wit
 ness testifying to his findings in trac- | ing shipments of melons. Discrepan- ! cies amounting to approximately S23,
 000. he stated were found in the course
 of his investigations. Attorney Edward
 BYrnes of Chicago is d witness for the plaintiff association.
 4 VISITING CLERGYMAN-Th
 Rev. H. L. Yareer. D. D. of Atchison.
 kansaS the president of the Lutheran
 general synod in the United States, will
 address the members of Grace t.V.
 Lutheran church and their friends, this evening at 730 o'clock. The meeting will be held at the usual place. south
 east corner Of Pierce and Third Sts. | Dr. yarger is also field secretary of the Lutheran board of church eXten sion. There will be special music by
 the choir cordial invitation is eX-
 tended to all persons
 A FORMER PHOENIX LAWYER The Republican is in receipt of
 letter from Walter Burch who was
 for some time engaged in the plac-
 ;ice of law in this city and was q prominent member of the Rotary Club
 He is now engaged in practice at
 Mexico. Mo. his old home MT. Burch
 extends his best wishes to all the Rotarians and all his friends in this
 city. Of the Rotary Bunch' he says. It is the most aggressive. up-to-date bunch of young businessmen that l | have had the pleasure to know.
 l AN ARIZONA MAGAZINE-Volume ! 1, No. ,. the Desert Number of the
 Arizonian, a small but artistic peri
 odicaI. has lately been issued It is
 published in the interest of amateur journalism by Joseph Thalheimer Jr.. and Ulrich Thalheimer. The leading article is the "Dreamer of Dreams" There is humorous description of the burro. who, notwithstanding his dis guise of the Desert Nightingale" is easily recognizable. The ArZoniaK is rather pro- German and laments the i lliSnncitinp of pf papers of this country to treat the Teutonic allies unfairly
 MOUNTAIN STATES MONITOR The April number of the Monitor issued monthly by the Mountain states Telephone and Telegraph com rany. has just been distributed It :s now under the editorial direction of J. F. Greenawait who has lately sue cceded H. r. Story. This number is devoted largely to this district, the Heading article being by r. C. Gettins
 on the Salt River valley It is pro- fusely illustrated. among the pictures being ''The Bright Lights of Phoenix" :" | a night scene of a section of Wash ] ington street There is a picture of the Granite Reef dam. several Phoenix scenes, a laden date plum tree and many others.
 i p. H. PATRICK DEAD-P. H. Pat rick. aged eighty years and a veteran of the Confederate army. died last ] night at the home of his daughter. 1 Mrs. M. J. Miller, TT w. Buchanan St. He had been a resident of Phoenix for two years, was native of Tennessee and long time resident of Arkansas He had been in poor health for some ! time Dui was seriously i'll for three weeks. Deceased leaves q daughter in St. Louis. daughter in Tennesse. a son. W. H. Patrick and a daughter. Mrs Miller. in Phoenix. The funeral will be held this afternoon at four-thirtv from the parlors of Moore & Mcclellan conducted by Rev. Claud C. Jones' Blu .....