Arizona republican., 1917-05-10

this locality three just outside the city and one within the city limits. Two of the cases so light that it was not certain that they were not chicken poX, were found in one of the schools. Since then a typical case has devei- oped in the same family. This family lives outside the city limits The other case is within the city and that will be sent to the pest house. A vaccina ton campaign will be started at once. City Physician Beauchamp says that there is no cause for alarm and that there will in all probability be no spread of the disease beyond it's present local. The disease is supposed to have been introduced from Ray.
 WHO WANTS DOG?-At 1914 West Washington street there is fine white bulldog to be given to any person providing a good home for the animal. ROYAL NEIGHBORS- Thirty -four members of the Royal Neighbors Thim- ble club met with Mrs. Stanley Mont gomery and Mrs. Frank Wizler yester- day afternoon. A very enjoyable after
 FROM FORT GRANT-Deputy Sheriff Harry De Winton returned yesterday from Fort Grant, where he placed two students committed to the Industrial school by order of the juven- lie court
 REGISTRATION CLOSEs-Regis- traitor for the new first aid classes will be closed this evening, for the night class. and tomorrow afternoon tor the day class. .,ll class work Will be completed by July l. and no new classes will be organized until fall. COAT GOES WRONG-Friends of a prominent Phoenician in attempting to leave his overcoat for him in a car standing on the street, Adams near Central. put the garment in the wrong car The owner of the car in. which the coat was placed is asked to take it to the Y. M. C. A.
 LOGGING ROAD-AIr and Mrs. George E. Jackson, the former agent at Douglas for the Buick auto, accom- panied by Ely Martin of the Douglas l Daily international, are in Phoenix log ging the road from Douglas to the coast. They came from Douglas to Phoenix yesterday, 261 miles in II hours and 15 minutes, and leave this morning to go via the Parker cutoff. DIES IN HOSPlTAL-Commi to 1 the asylum only "A hours before her ! death, Mrs. Patrick Clery, a religious | fanatic, passed away at the state hos pital yesterday. Mrs. Clery, who was 1 the wife of valley rancher, became violently insane on Tuesday. Her con- dition was such that when she was 1 taken before Judge Stanford he felt it 1 would not be wise to await the county
 physician, who was detained on case, l but sent posthaste for the nearest phy- sician who ordered her committed to ! the state hospital at once.
 ] UNDEllVERED TElEGRAMS - i There are undelivered telegrams at the Western Union telegraph office for the following: J. R. Atchison. o. w. i Downing, Milton Seeley. R. J. Connor. Hammels & Field, M. D. Burris, G.
 Mast, Harry Ray, w. T. Campbell, Harry Yarber, C. R. Welch. Mrs. T. D. Neal, B. R. Greene, Caro Shoso, c. A. l Metcalf ST, Thomas Roldan, George Kingdom. Hugh G. Robinson, C. H. I Heistand Nick Cucuk, Henry Pierce D. F. McArthur. Anna $. Lennard and M Parker
 DEATH OF A PASTOR-Rev L. E. 1 Keltner, pastor of the Church of the Brethren, died yesterday morning at his home, 924 Grand avenue, after an illness of three weeks. He had not for some years been in good health About ] three weeks ago his condition became
 worse, though it afterward proved SC . that he was able to be about his duties again Mir. keltner was native oi Illinois 49 years of age. He leaves a widow and three children. The funeral
 will take place on Friday at an hour
 not yet fixed.
 MUST MOVE Mary Lee. well
 known figure in China alley. will know it's haunts no more. The negro woman
 who ends her fifty y-seven day jail sen q tence for boOtlegging tomorrow, will
 have to live in more desirable quar-
 ters. This was the order made by
 Judge Stanford when he informed heI
 yesterday that her liberty was not fai
 away. He sentenced her from the date
 of her arrest and placed her fine in the
 sum of $500.
 CARTWRIGHT SCHOOL-"Reading
 in the Garden" by Mrs. J. E. z. Turney
 accompanied by selections of Strau.
 music by Mrs William Schader, vii
 feature an entertainment to be giver
 at 8 o'clock Saturday night at tn,
 Cartwright school. The affair will be
 given for the benefit of the AlturistiC
 class of the Cartwright church. Mrs
 Turney's reading will be something
 new, according to the announcement
 She is teacher here, but while at
 tending the University of California e
 Berkeley gathered the material ant
 idea for the reading which will b.
 given Saturday
 PRAYER MEETING-The Firs
 Baptist church had a very largely at
 tended mid-week prayer meeting las
 night. 1t was very enthusiastic an(
 spiritual service. After the reading O
 the scripture the pastor turned tn
 meeting over to the lay members O
 the church and some very enthusiast
 talks were made. A spirit of unity anC desire to do their part for the ad vancement of the work of the churcl was the prevailing thought of all. Tn church is farther advanced in it's Worl for the fiscal year than ever before il its history All departments of tn church are showing progress ant
 marked growth. The Sunday school i showing the largest attendance in it , history. Last Sunday six new member
 were received into the church by letter