Arizona republican., 1915-04-30

were not absent or tardy during the 1 last half of the year.
 KICKED BY A HORSE-J. F. Lee
 who conducts corral on East Bu-
 chanan street. was kicked by a horse yesterday, suffering injuries that will probably incapacitate him for some time.
 UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS - There are undelivered teegrams at the Western Union telegraph office for the following: w. w. Ward, Fred l Savage, R. Grover Langmade. l.. C. 1 T. Pelham. Jacob Ettinger. Mae Phil | lips and Bentley R. Reinehart CAN SELL ExCHANGE-The cor l poration commission yesterday issued an order authorizing the sale of the Winkleman telephone exchange by the Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph company to Minor and Grasty. who will continue to operate the exchange
 DOG WANTS HOME-Humane Of ficer Canning reports that he has a medium sized male dog about year old that is looking for home. Its just an ordinary yellow dog said Canning yesterday. but it wants a home as badly as if it had a long pedigree The dog may be seen at the court house yard.
 RECEPTION AT CRITTENDEN HOME-The Berean class of the Christian church have completed fur nishing room in the Crittenden home and will hold an informal re- ception at the home Friday after noon at 2:30 This room is a mem oral in remembrance of Mrs. NJ. " Warren. All interested friends are cordially invited to attend.
 ROSE TREE DANCES Beginning tonight there will be dancing at the Rose Tree between 9:30 and mid night The popular little confectionery shop will continue to maintain its evening dances as an added feature throughout the season. Just now there are practically no places where good crowds can gather for the popu- lar one-Step and tangos.
 STRAIT TO ANSWER-Arthur Strait. the young ranch hand whose fortunes have enjoyed so many ups and downs was arraigned before Jus tice of the Peace De Souza yesterday and held to answer to the superior court Strait admitted having stolen two bicycles one from D. D. Sutton on the seventh of March. It is on the stealing of this wheel, that the state bases it's charges.
 HELD TO ANSWER - Morris Washington. the negro porter on the Espee, who is accused of selling li quor, was on trial before Judge De- Souza yesterday. He was held to an swer in the sum of $500. The evil dence brought in the case, showed that he was not selling the liquor for profit, but merely to accommo- date some women friends, An empty bottle purported to have been emptied by them was exhibited as evidence.
 GUILD SALE TODAY-The Guild of Trinity Pro Cathedral. Mrs. J. w. Vickers. president. will hold a bake this afternoon at the Woman's club. hi addition to the sale of baked foods there will be dainty and serviceable aprons to tempt purchasers. Miss Bernice Warren Egleston will give series of readings and Miss Hannah Egleston will furnish the musical program. Mrs. w. F. Deity acting as her accompanst. Refreshments will be served during the afternoon.
 FUNERAL OF MISS KATHLEEN IRVlN-The funeral of Miss Kathleen Irwin. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. J. l.. Irwin was held yesterday at the home of her parents. The services were conducted hy Rev. w. J. Sims, pastor of the Central NJ. E. church and Rev. IT, Harvey Deere, pastor of the First Baptist church. Notwithstanding the stormy afternoon there was a large attendance for Miss Irwin, who had spent the greater part of her life in the city was one of the most popular young ladies in the city. She was highly accomplished and of a most lovable disposition She was twenty two years of age and having gone through the schools of the city she had gone abroad to complete her edu- cation. She returned about the holi- days in i'll health and from that time sank gradually. Interment was fit e Greep wood ....s .rsasasss. af-s