Arizona republican., 1915-04-29

ATTENTION LADlES-The ladies gathering Thursday afternoon with the lady commander. 9O3 w. Jefferson.
 UNOELlVERED TELEGRAMS - There are undelivered teIegrams at the Western Union Telegraph office for the following: All Fullwiter, Mrs Sousa, Fred Savage, Frank F. Bling. Miss Ruby, Oliver and Chas. w. Longest.
 CARTWRIGHT PARENT TEACH ERS-The meeting of the Parent Teachers Association of Cartwright will be held tonight and a full attendance is desired as the annual election of offi- cers will take place.
 WlTHERSPOONS WANTED-The whereabouts of John Witherspoon and his sister, Grace, supposed to be stopping in Phoenix. are desired by Mrs. R. R. McCulloch of Albuquerque. who directs her inquiry through the chamber of commerce.
 RAMONA CLUB MEETS-The Ra- mona Woman's club will meet with Mrs. F. F. Seaman. Thursday after noon, 2:3O P. M. on 7th Ave. just south Of Grand canal. Members are request ed to bring names of prospective mem bers; also topics to be considered for the new Year Book.
 SHULTZ SSED-PauI Shultz on trial in Justice DeSouza's court charged with shooting with intent to kill was dismissed yesterday. The evidence introduced. showed that the shooting was general at the time Shultz emptied his automatic into the air around his two allied neigh bors.
 PlTTOCOCK'S WEEKLY-George w. PittOck of Tucson, for many years newspaper man and writer of this state, will shortly establish a publca- tion to be known as ''Pittock's Weekly" It will probably be devoted largely to development work of which Mr Pittock has made a specially. Mir. Pittock was for some time associated with The Re publican
 WOULD SELL STOCK-Applica- tion for an investment company per init was filed yesterday with the corporation commission by the Big Jim Mining company of Oatman The company, which is in effect a reorganization of the Tom Reed Ex- tension Mining company desires to sell 370,000 shares of an issue of oUVstUN- 40u.NuV SUdTeS were issued to stockholders in the old company.
 DIES IN HIS FIELD-Daniel AL fred Newhard died at his home on the Yuma road Monday afternoon while at work in the field. He came to Phoenix some time ago and re- sided on West Van Buren street for awhile and then moved to a ranch about three miles west of town on the Yuma road He leaves to mourn his loss his wife and two sons. one of whom was here at the time of his death; the other lives in Pennsylva- mia. The funeral services were held yesterday morning at the parlOrs of Moore X Mcclellan. Burial in Forest Lawn cemetery
 CALICO BALL-At a meeting of the drill team of the Fraternal Brotherhood, held last evening, ar rangements were completed for a Calico Ball to be held at K. P. Hall next Saturday night. The ladies will wear calico dresses and bring a necktie. (either fourth hand or bow) made from the same material as the dress. The neckties will be placed in sealed envelopes and into a grab box. Each man will invest in a necktie and will then have to demonstrate his ability to match patterns in order. to find his partner for the evening. A special orchestra of four pieces has been engaged for the evening.
 ENGINEER GOOD SALE-Because he had business interests elsewhere re- quirine his personal attention, William Crowell, hotel man. meat market pro- prietor, general merchandise merchant and rancher or Red Rock, Arizona. de- cided to sell his entire holdings in that section. He inventories his properties at S17.740 but told the Arizona Live stock Commission company of this city to sell all for the best spot cash price Obtainahle. Yesterday the local con- cern consummated a deal with Ernest Boyer of this city. whereby all the property is transferred to Boyer for the lump sum of s4,00O. Mir Boyer inn mediatelv took possession and Mrs Boyer will follow in a few days with a carload of the family furniture. A. J. Moore of the Arizona Live Ctock Com mission company said last evening it was one of the quickest sales his com pany had ever been enabled to carry out.