Arizona republican., 1915-05-22
COUNTRY CLUB TEA-The 81

COUNTRY CLUB TEA-The en-
| tertainment committee will serve at
| the Country Club tea this afternoon.
HERE FROM FRISCO w NJ
| Orr, Pacific coast agent of the Queen
and Crescent route, with headquar-
tiers in san Francisco. is in the city
on business.
FOR EMPIRE DAY-The commit
ing in charge the program for En-
pire day, held a meeting last night
and went ever the final arrange
ments for the celebration. The OBJ
servance of the day May "A. will be
held this year at Riverside park.
| UNOELN Erred TELEGRAMS-
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Western Union telegraph office
, for the following: Abbey, T. w.
Smith. G. A. Frany, care Joe Nor
ris, Mile Copen. w. f. Vawter, DIR.
f. E. Oldal<er and Mrs. Edna Cope
land
| ON LAUNCHING COMMITTEE
| Governor Hunt yesterday announced
| the appointment of Mrs. John Hoch-
/ derfer. prominent educator of New
York City, as a member of the dele
cation to the launching of the battle
ship Arizona June 10. Mrs. Hoch-
derfer was formerly a resident of
Arizona
| MINING REPORTS FILED - The
| filing of the reports of the Arizona
Copper company and the Inspiration
| Consolidated Copper company yes
| terday practically completed the
number of reports to be filed with
the state tax commission. There are
hut few small companies that have
not flied their reports with the
! commission.
FIRST PEAcHEs-Today Ernest
/ Hall will have on exhibition in the
windows of Green and Griffin the
| first peaches of the season. The
| fruit was grown on Mr.. Halls Blue
Ribbon ranch. The usual Saturday
vegetable display has been postponed
until further notice
| RABBI HERE-Rabbi E. Ellinger Of
| Tucson, will arrive in the city this
morning to conduct the services of
| Shabouth, Sunday evening at the hall.
He will speak on the Everlasting Cow
enant with God and Israel, or the Proc
| lama ton of the Ten Commandments"
After the services an important meet
ing of the congregation will be held to
decide on the feasibility of having the
rabbi continue his trips to Phoenix.
| HIGH OFFICIAL HERE-Edward
! Flore, general president of the Hote,
Employees International Alliance, is
! visitor in Phoenix today. He will
be met and entertained by q COM
mittee composed of d Fl. McCiintock.
| Mr. and Mrs. Elmer ]. Warren. ].
| Glenn. j. T Banks, Fred Lane, Mrs.
Williams. Ed Skelsey, Ben Adams and
Mrs Bremock. Luncheon will be
| served at Riverside Park. and after
ward the noted guest will be shown
| over the valley.
WANT SOME ADViCE-The fact
! that the members of the board OF
supervisors. the county assessor ana
other officials are all in office for
the first time, led to an application
from the Apache county board of
| equalization to the tax commission
| that one member meet with the
board in reviewing of property values
next month. 1t is probable that one
member of the commission will meet
with the boards of Apache and Nav
ajo counties.
COKEYS OFF TO HAYDEN-The
following officers and members of Ell
Yemamah Temple No. s. boarded the
/ Arizona Eastern for Hayden this morn
ing where they will put through a
| class of so tyros: c. w. Cisney. Cliff
ford l.. Maddox. Howard B. Claflin.
/ George Judson. Jack Shoemaker. G. w.
Raymond Kane, Thos. f. Thorpe. Jeff
Duncan, Claud Fisber. Geo. Brisbois,
! Geo. MCCARTHY, Harry l.. Hancock,
/ Will r. Anderson, Will Greenlee. c. s.
| Norman. Fred Meyers. Will Simmons.
| and Earl Rosenberg.