Arizona republican., 1917-02-01
EASTERN STAR Aux,L,ARy-T,

Chamber of Commerce board of direc-
 tors will be held in the Arizona club al
 noon today.
 POSTPONE MEETING-The Mur-
 phy Parent-Teacher meeting set fol
 Thursday evening has been postponed
 indefinitely because of inability to se-
 cure the attendance of speakers de
 sired
 A MISSING BULL OoG-No great
 CT favor can be done Mrs. A. H. M'Lel-
 Ian, or 329 West Adams street, than to
 bring out the return to her of Cody
 her brindle bull dog which disappeared
 some days ago.
 PROMINENT TEXAN HERE - John Dyer, president of the State Far association of Texas, arrived in Phoe- nlX yesterday on his way to Jerome where he is interested in several min ing properties.
 MRS. c. H. BROWN iLL-Mrs. c. Ii.
 Brown, well known in Phoenix, is so
 seriously i'll as to have been taken to
 the Sisters hospital on Tuesday. Her friends are alarmed over her condi -
 ton.
 COMES FROM FLAGsTAFF-G. x. Strom, well known Flagstaff attor- ney, arrived in Phoenix yesterday morning to spend several days on q NOiiibiHtu DuSlltSS anu DltdSu1P He is a guest at the Adams hotel
 FORMER MAYOR HERE-Thomas SwitZer, former mayor of Libby, Mon tana, has arrived in Phoe nix to partake of the Arizona sunshine for time. He expresses himself as enthusiastic over the climate and expects to locate near this oity
 BALSZ PIT. MEETING-The Par ent-Teacher association of the Balsz school district will give a musical listening" entertainment at the school house Saturday evening at S:30 o'clock. Those in charge state that all will be welcome to attend.
 MANUFACTURER IS VISITOR NJ F. Hardwitz. a well known manu- facturer of Kansas City. Mo, arrived in Phoenix yesterday afternoon to spend the remainder of the winter. He is a guest at the Adams hotel
 GUESTS AT JEFFERSON- MT and Mrs Walter Anderson of Douglas arrived yesterday to spend the next two weeks on combined business and pleasure trip. They are well known here, formerly residing in this city. They are guests at the Jefferson hotel
 YOUNG MOTHERS LEAGUE-The Young Mothers League of the Presoy- terian church announces that the day or the meeting has been changed from the first to the third Friday in each month. The next meeting will he held at the church on February Is at 2: 30 o'clock in the afternoon
 MRS. JUNEAU DElAYEO-Mrs. Anna K. Juneau. president general of the national auxiliary of United Span sh War Veterans. will arrive in Phoe- n +hiG at-art,o ,f ing, according to message received by Mrs. J. L. B. Alexander president )f the Mary Brodie auxiliary. who has postponed the meeting of the auxiliary from Thursday to Friday afternoon. installation of officers will be the feature
 UNDElIVERED TELEGRAMS - There are undelivered telegrapss at he Western Union Telegraph office or the following: DawsoE Young, Lewis Richards. Tom Cammel, A. J. Fischer, Thor Warner. A. L. Ham nond. Chas. F. GOetz. J. w. Can't J. D. Crawford, Geo. F. Collins, Omar NJ. Ward. John Gounis, ". J. Cox, C. $ Harrison John Carr. R. L. Goodman. Anita O. Lugo. Rafael Ruiz. ]. Calir Hamilton. and l. T. Shank
 WEALTHY BUT INTOXICATED W OldIhOhii lillO AIt iAly hall plaza yesterday and then just about collapsed Policeman Anderson diagnosed the case as one of pretty profound intoxication and booked When searched ne was found to be possessed of s127 in per fectly good currency. He will be given q hearing before Police Judgs Thomas this afternoon.
 BRYANT DiSMiSSED-M L. Bry- ant, arrested by the police on a vag- rancy charge. and who when searched disclosed possession of several sets of crap dice was dismissed in police court afternoon after Judge Thom- as had read him a lecture on the advisability of securing employment. Bryant had deposited $50 bail for his appearance.
 PECULIAR ACCIDENT Cecn Johnson. aged IA. of 127 North Fourth avenue. fell from a bicycle at Fourth and Adams street early last evening" striking his head on the curb. He was rendered unconscious and for a time was unable to give any clear account of just what happened. He was recog- rized by Miss Blanche A. Burnett. who lives on Adams street, and she directed the police in taking the lad home. physician was called.
 SEEKING PETERSON-Chie of Police Brisbois has been requested by Probation Officer M A. Baaley, of San Bernardino, Cal, to locate Harry o. Peterson. aged 36, five feet and eleven inches, 150 pounds. grey eyes, brown hair, grey on temples, scar on left side of neck. Peterson sometimes works as a newspaper solicitor. He is sup posed to have been trying to beat his way to Arizona. Any information will be transmitted to his wife who fears he has met with an accident or has been jailed for evading payment of railroad fare
 PAVING MATTER UP-A meeting at the city commission chambers, of the city commissioners. the manager of the Phoenix Railway company, and all interested citizens for a discussion of the situation arising out of the desire of the property owners that the street railway company be required to pave it's portion of all streets where tracks are now laid and where paving is in progress, has been laid or is planned to be laid A movement is afoot to require the railway company to carry out this paving at the same time that the paying of the property owners is being constructed. All inter- ested citizens are urged to attend to- nights meeting.