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Arizona republican., 1915-10-31
RODRIGUEZ LEADS TODAY

The band will render it's Sunday concert .<roday under the leadership of the former director, F. H. Rodriguez, who has been with the guardsmen for the month at Clifton. Rodriguez was at practice Thursday evening and some special music was drilled on for this afternoon. A cornet solo by the direc- tor himself. will also be feature. Four o'clock is the new hour and at that time the band will commence it's rendi- tion of the following program:
 March-'American Millionaire. Brown Overture-"Sunrise" St Claire Cornet solo. selected by F. H Rodriguez Trombones-"Slip Horn Stuff. Brown Wa,tz-"Wedding of the Roses"
 ....-. ...............- Carlson March-"Our Director .. .Dalbey Overture" "Midla nd'' SouthweII Rag-"Home Spun ~ Fillmore March--''Tf1e Peacemaker'' Moon star Spangled Banner
Arizona republican., 1915-10-31
AT THE CHURCHES TODAY

OOHSt CSohiSudl SnuTCn sunday school at ten o'clock. There will be special music by the orchestra. All are cordially invited to attend. Preach ing service at the close of the Sunday school hour.
 Baptist Church-N. As Coxsey. pas tor. Bible school at 9:45 a. m. Morn ing worship at II a. m., subject, 'TSi- lence.' All other churches will fleet at the NJ E. church at 2: 30 and also at 7:30 to attend the district Sunday school convention of Maricopa county. The B. '. P. U. will meet as usual and at the close of their exefcises the members will go in a body to the AT E. church for the evening service there
 Christian Church-J R. Rountree pastor Sunday school this morning at ten o'clock, At eleven o'clock the pas tor will give a three minute talk to the children on "A Silly Fox" The theme of the morning worship subject will ce "A Just Cost" Junior Endeavor at four o'clock and Christian Endeavor at seven o'clock.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-31
HOTEL SAN MARCOS OPENS TOMORROW
 IS-HOLE GRASS GOLF LINKS COMPLETED;
 CAMPING AND HUNTING ARRANGED FOR

The hotel San Marcos will open for it's third season on Monday, No vcmbeI first. with Mrs. w. II. Robin son. aEam installed as manager, and Geo C- Hilton. an experienced hotel man from Chicago as assistant man. aEer and clerk. While the kitchen crew Will largely be the same. instead uf using men in the dining room, young women will be employed. with Miss Naudc Bentley. who comes from a leading California hotel, as head yvaitrcsS-
 Ever since the hotel first opened its doors the san Marcos has tried Co be something more than simply a place where board and lodging coUld be obtained. In this it has hccn most successful. To guests who have been there the san Marcos means luxury without ostentation, quiet elegance. a generous hospitality that tas a flavor O the old Spanish days. and besides an atmosphere all
Arizona republican., 1915-10-31
THE BENCH SHOW
 AT THE STATE FAIR
Large Number of Entries Is As.
 sured

Local dog fanciers as well as many owners throughout the state, are get tlng busy for the coming bench show and the large number of entries to date shows a marked increase over any year heretofore. In fact the man. agement is making preparations to handle more animals than in any previous year. remarkably large number of inquiries from towns throughout the state have been re- ceived and many dogs never before placed on the local bench will be seen here The coming event of dogdom promises to be one of the big features of the fair.
 The competition this year is going to be exceedingly keen in several of the popular breeds, such as the Bos- ton Terriers. Bulls, Airdales and Col lies. Bostons will be a strong class and several fine animals of this well known breed are slated to compete for honors. As usual, Collies will be represented by a large entry list. Several choice show and breeding specimens from the Allah Collie Ken nels will be on exhibition, but not to compete for purses. The famous in ternational champion "Seedley Son slt, lIldl Has WOn over IlIly cups ana trophies throughout the United States, will be one of the features of the show. This star performer has four championships to her credit and has met and defeated every female Collie of note in America and Canada.
 It is officially announced by the management that arrangements for space have been made to handle all dogs desiring entry. The entry books however, will be closed on. November 12, and positively no entries will be accepted after that date. A. H. F'itz superintendent of the department, ad- vises all exhibitors to file their en- tries early. stating breed, age. owner and name of dog. Blanks can be se- cured at State Fair headquarters, POO West Washington street. or by ad- dressing A. H. F'itz, superintendent, 2203 West Jefferson street. Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-31

its own. brought into being. doubt less. bv the personalities hack of the hotel. but fostercd, perhaps, by the Spirir of the desert. so close at hand sy the bread sweep of green fields inst beyond it's doors. and brought 70 fruition by Arizona's golden sun and turquoiS skies.
 Ever since it started. out of doors rccreGtionS have been made prominent at the san Marcos This year they are Jo be still further emphasized Golf will have first place. The links have been enlarged from nine to eighteen holes. and all the fair-ways rsv" recn scdded to srass-to grass. Think of that. you golfers who have leen duhhins around on dirt courses ever since Col Bogie first came to ATizona-dirt courses that in the fall WoIid be soft. in the Winter range rN the way from dust to mud. and in the spring the grass and weeds would ie so hiGh you couldn't find the bali, Just imacine a course that is one -reat stretch of velvet grass, cut to proper length with a mOwer-no dust no glare of Sun-baked earth, no weeds and. as long as you keep your hall on the fair green. it perches on the top of even cut turf ready to be swatted most any distance you want
Arizona republican., 1915-10-31
Gilbert News Notes
Pianos Set to Tune.

Pianos Set 70 une.
 J. w Davies of Mesa has beer busy the past two weeks around Gil bert, tuning pianos
 of for Oklahoma. MT. Amos Davis started for his ole home in Oklahoma today on business expecting to be gone about a month
 Back from Colorado.
 Mrs T. F. Spindle and son. Fred returned Sunday from Colorado where they have spent the summer MT Fred Spindle having been in terested in the canetloupe business in that section
 Church Sunday Night.
 Rev York preached in the Chris tian church Sunday evening.
 School Entertainment.
 The youngsters of the seventh and eighth grades and some members of the high school will give a Hallo- ween play in the school auditorium Friday night small admission fee will be charged and the proceeds go to replenish the treasury of the Girls and Boys Athletic Associations.
 In Poor Health.
 The friends of Mrs. Hackett will be sorry to hear of her being on the sick list again the past few days.
 Ladies' Aid.
 The Ladies' Aid had a very pleas ant afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ayers Wednesday, goodly num- Der being present and the time spent in quilting, aside from the business hours. The next meeting to be at the home of Mrs. Brass.
 Attention! Dairymen.
 MT Hadley of the Hassayampa Creamery Company has called a meeting of the dairymen of Gilbert and vicinity to be held at the school Saturday night. A good attendance is desired.
 Singing Organized.
 Singing school will be organized next Sunday night at the Christian church.
 Coming and Going. P. S. Lacy spent several days of this week in the capitol city. John J. Philips of Phoenix was a Gilbert visitor this week.
 Mir Howk of Queen Creek station is spending this week in and around 
 Rev. and Mrs. york of Tempo visited in Gilbert Wednesday. Tom and Lewis Hurst visited Chandler Monday.
 Several people from this section attended the Tway public sale east of Mesa Wednesday.
 A few from the Gilbert section have been called 10 serve in the militia at Clifton.
 MT. Hadley and wife were in the of Chandler on business  MT. Peters of Tempe was in the Gilbert section buying alfalfa seed. Miss Fay Beach of Mesa is visit ng her sister. Mrs. George Burns and friends at Gilbert this week.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-31

enable visitors to see them under the best possible conditions.
 To those who prefer nature eX- tenUated with modern comforts, au- tomOhiles will be provided. which can make most Of the trips returning the same day. To those with whose re- lations with ut-of- doors is of a more intimate character. who can ac- tually find pleasure in getting up at dawn to sea a mirage, and who will finger on the desert till the stars come out to watch the shadows purple in the canyons Of the mountains; to him who doesn't object to a reasonable amount of sand getting into his shoes and believes that the odOr of brOiling steak over d camp fire, mingled with the scent of sage is as incense to the gods. to such the hotel offers a diff ferent plan, and introduces Bill Hug sett guide, philosopher and friend"
 MT w. w. Huggett, who has been following western trails ever since he was old enough to wear shoes. has a camp outfit de luxe. which includes plenty of saddle horses: six. fine. shaVe-tail mules and wagon. I hate to start in at even limiting at what that wagon contains. but tents with telescopic, aluminium poles and 9 canvas floor. a cook outfit that is
Arizona republican., 1915-10-31
Acre City News

Miss Nancy McRoberts and brother or Phoenix, and pr. Jones and wife, Kansas capitalist, were out looking over the investments at Acre City. The ooctor is now figuring on tho proposed offer of a large tract of land adjoining Acre City.
 J. R. V. Hughes and family of near Tempe were over Friday driving his new Foro. MT Hughes picked an ear of corn SIown here nearly two feet long. and remarked that it was some corn.
 M. H. shelton has issued a decree designating November 1st as Johnson Grass Day. and will make a special effort to eliminate all foul and foreign foliage.
 Fl. K. Patrick sold fine three year old colt from the Shelton ranch to the. Lightning Delivery company. It's weight was about 1900 pounds.
 Mrs. M. H. Shelton is mourning the loss of about fifty fine Pekin ducks. which were either carried away on the canal tide or else made their getaway in some other uneXplainable manner.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-31
s, 5. WORKERS
 MEET AT TEMPE
Maricopa County District of the Methodist Episcopal Church Hold All-Day Ses- sicns at Southside Town. Delegates to Report

Tvo sessions of the district Sunday school convention of Mar1copa county, will he held at the Methodist Eplscopal church in Tempe today. Delegations from all of the surrounding commuhl- ties are expected, and if the conference works out as successfully as all 1nol- cations point to, it is very likAly that quarterly meeting dates will be set aside. CIT
 The conference opens this afternoon at 2.3O o'clock and the program as printed in full4 in The Republican or Thursdav morning, will be followed out .rhe workers Conference" is the title of an address that J. M Stewart will give and following that an address on Home Department will be delivered hv R. w. Getsinger. The reports from tho delegates to the state convention will be heard. Congregation singing and special musical numbers under the dl- rection of Professor J. L. Johnson are important parts to the program.
 In the evening at 7:30 o'clock the Sunday school workers will again gather ct the Methodist church and organized Classes will be discussed at some length by Walter Hill, and Missions" by w. D. Hinebaugh "The Sunday School Debtor will be spoken Of by. Rev. Joe Hedgepeth. Special musical numbers will also be given at this session.
 The meeting of today is the first of it's kind to be held in the county. More interest in the Sunday school work is the idea to he worked out. and the ad- dresses of both the afternoon and even
 sf1 that end.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-31
PHOENIX ART MUSEUM
 \ NUCLEUS PROPOSED
Purchase of Picture for Be-
 ginning.

Benjamin Brown. William Wendt
 and Hansen Putoff form a trio ol 1 Southern California's most noted ar lists whose work is accepted in the best artistic exhibitions in the coun- try. These gentlemen are among 1 those who will be represented al the art exhibition of the Arizona State Fair this year in the newly constructed art hall of the woman's building. For the first time in the history of the state fair the art exhibit, which has outgrown it's small beginnings, will have adequate ac- cancellations. A perfect wall for hanging pictures has been planned and is now in course of construc- tion, while an additional treat for the lovers of good pictures will be
 the benches that will be arranged along the wall upon which visitors can rest while viewing the exhibit.
 picture for Phoenix as a be- ginning of a permanent art display will be purchased this year if the plans of the committee are carried out. Experience has proved that this fosters an annual art exhibition and stimulates it more than any other one thing. It is proposed, since the children of today will be those of tomorrow who can get the greatest good from such a permanent display, to ask them all to assist in pro- viding the money for the purchase of such a picture. A picture ob- tained now. at from $50 to s2O0 or so, will in all probability in sever al years be worth several times it's purchase price. This is the ordinary history of artistic offerings.
 The plan of obtaining the money IS Gift Day" when all the chil- dren in the graded schools will be given an opportunity to contribute one penny toward the purchasing of this picture. The pupils of the high school will be asked to give a nickel each for the fund. When the pie ture is purchased it will be hung in the rooms of the Chamber of Com merce until other and permanent quarters are obtained for the pro- posed collection.
 It is hoped that the work thus started will make of Phoenix the art center of the state. Already much has been done in this direction so that the eastern magazines are talk ing about Phoenix in that regard, but more work will be required be- fore the desired position is reached. When this is reached the impetus thus obtained will be such as to carry it along of itself. self-perpet- uating. by reason of its existence.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-31

equal to anything from bI oiled venison to jelly cakes, collapsiblt, cots, tables, chairs and what not is only begin ming.
 Trips can be arranged for to nearby points like the San Tans. the Roose- welt dam, Apache Springs, in the Superstition Mountains, Casa Grande ruins, San Juan Mission, pictured rocks and the like or longer trips to the cliff dwellings. San Xavier, Tu- macacori or if it is a hunting party, back into the Mogollon and White mountains where bear, turkey and deer can be had. MT. Huggett keeps a pack Of hounds for lion and cat hunting. and a pack outfit to go where a wagon can't
Arizona republican., 1915-10-31

to go. The nine original holes were sowed to Bermuda grass in the sum- mer of 1914, but too late to make a stand that fall; this spring nine holes more were soWed The original fair ways look like a lawn now, and the nine new holes are almost as good. You'll never believe it till you see it but it's there,
 The links were laid out according to the plans of Harry Collins, the well known professional, who has charge of the F1ossmoor links, Chicago, in the summer and the San Marcos in the winter.
 The nine hole putting course and the tennis courts adjoining the hotel. which were So popular last season, will be retained.
 Last season the guests of the ho- tel derived so much pleasure in visit ing the many points of interest about Chandler that arrangements have been made for the coming season that will
Arizona republican., 1915-10-31
day. This is the second utt1e on,

day. This is the second little one in Mir Taylor's household.
 Friday evening the ladies of tbe Woodmen Circle gave a linen shower to Mrs. James Hasset at her new home.
 Mr. Webster of the telephone com pany left for Phoenix Friday on [. business trip.
 Mrs. Ben Fellows left Friday for Casa Grande to play for a grand "Yama Yama' ball, Halloween.
 MT. M. Berry. representing Lyttharn Music company. of 312 West Wash ington street, Phoenix, is in Hayden doing a land office business, as only Mir. Berry can. He is such an ami able gentleman-really, he ought to be rich. Isn't it the Irish who are there with the blarney?"
Arizona republican., 1915-10-31
BAPTIST CHURCH

Morning services at 11:00 a. m. Sunday school at 10:00 a. m. There will be no evening service nor meeting of the B. Y. P. U., this congregation, together with that of both the Epis- copaI and Methodist churches, uniting in the services of the Sunday School Institute at Tempe tonight.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-31
DEATH OF INFANT

The infant child of MT. and Mrs. F'e- lipDe Estrada died yesterday morning at the home in East Tempe after lingering illness. The funeral service of the little one will be held this morn ing.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-31
L., D.. S.

High Council meeting at 10:00 a. m. at the Tabernacle. Sunday school at 10:00 a. m in all wards except Alma, where the time is set for 10:30 a. m. Preaching in all chapeis at 11:45 a. m. Evening service in the Tabernacle. where report on the General Confer ence at Salt Lake City will be rem dered by Elijah Allen. Music by the TabernaCle choir.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-31
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Mrs. L. H. Morrison entertained a few young people Friday evening in honor of her son, Elmo. the occasion being his seventeenth birthday anni- versary. Those enjoying the evening were: Glenn Adams. Mildred Russell, Ruth Dana, Bruce Robinson, Ran dolph Russell and Elmo Morrison. Ice cream and cake were served late in the evening
Arizona republican., 1915-10-31
PRISCILLA CLUB

A lengthy session of the Priscilla club was held at the home of Mrs. Guy Collins. Friday afternoon, in which the time was spent by the la dies present in preparing exhibits of their handicraft for the coming county fair.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-31
METHODIST CHURCH

Sunday school at 10:0O a. m. Regular service at 11;00 a. m. Sermon by Rev. w. L. Summers on Week Hands and Feeble Knees" Special music. There will be no evening service be- cause of the holding of the Sunday School Institute at Tempe. which will be held in the Tempe Methodist church. beginning at 200 D. m.. with an evening session at 7:3O D. m.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-31

line Element and Fritz Martin re- turned Friday night from a trip of sev- eral days to the Roosevelt dam and Globe made in the Cooper Hudson ma chine.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-31
STRAINS ANKLE

While working on the hospital at Sacaton, Thursday, c. R. Chitwood fell off a scaffold and severely sprained his ankle. It will be several days before he will be able to get around without the help of crutches.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-31
THE SUNDAY pRocpAm

The Wireless Voice" a Reliance drama Tn two parts. features the bill of movies for the opera house this even ing. Ills Trusting Place, a Charlie Chaplin comedy, and the Ford Weekly complete the program.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-31
ST MARKS EPISCOPAL

Morning services at 11:00 a. m. Sunday school at 1O:OO a. m. Sermon by the Right Rev. Julius w. Atwood, Bishop of Arizona. Offetory solo by E. J. Never.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-31
VISITS RELATIVES

MT. and Mrs. E. F. Boyles of Lake City, Iowa, are visiting at the Jordan home for a few days. MT. Boyle is a brother of Mrs. Bland.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-31
ROAD OPEN

The county road running north from the eastern branch of the Con- solidated canal is now available for traffic, having been put in excellent shape for traffic and will be even more improved after a good rain
Arizona republican., 1915-10-31
ARIZONA PATENrs-Hazard. Be,

" & Miller, The Pioneer Patent Agency of Los Angeles, have received by wire from Washington, notice of the is suance yesterday of a patent for a Hume gate to Archibald J. Blakely. of Chandler. and for a cue to James T. Teague, of Holbrook, Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-31
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Services of the Christian Science Church of Mesa will be held in the K P hall as usual. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Morning service at 11:00 a. m. Subject, Everlasting Punish ment.''
Arizona republican., 1915-10-31
YOUNG PEOPLE HIKE

A merry party of young folks Of Tempe participated in a hike 10 tlie Forebay north of the river, night be- fore last.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-31
GETTING BETTER

Art Millett, who has been so i'll for the past week, is gaining rapidly, his condition today showing a decided improvement.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-31
BOARD MEETING

The normal board of education met at the presidents office Friday after noon to consider the various matters demanding their attention.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-31
Mesa News Notes

B. U. Wise-have that porous tire treated with the best self healing tire fluid-at Monrads. (dv) 1t
Arizona republican., 1915-10-31
South Side News
Chandler News Notes
EAvES FOR THE BORDEI

Harvey Pate left Friday for three
 weeks trip to Tucson, Nogales, and New Mexico.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-31
CREAMERY MEETING

A number of Chandler people at tended the creamery meeting in Phoe- nix, Friday, among those attending being Mrs. J. w. White. MT. and Mrs. H. c. Gardner, E. W. Monroe and w. J. Lembke.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-31
VISIT cIoae

party composed of Mr. and Mrs. F.. n. cooper, Mrs. M. Element. Miss Pan
Arizona republican., 1915-10-31

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