Arizona republican., 1918-05-12

well. One calf netted $132 and was bought by J. T. Birchett.
 During the evening the band gave concert, which was greatly enjoyed by the crowd. The total for the days work was a little over $2,000, and yes terday E. W. Hudson sent in a check for s100 and Max Cottrell for $50. Those in charge of the affair wish the men who left their businesses and helped get ready for the bazaar to know that their work was appreciated
 Thrift Stamps at Bazaar
 The Thrift Stamp committee put up a booth at the bazaar grounds Friday evening and all three of those in charge, Fred Joyce, Ray Nichols and H. E. Laird, were kept busy until late hour. Altogether $2,100.75 was sold in baby bonds that evening. H. G. Miller bought s1,000 of the bonds and a num- Der of others took the remainder. Ac- | cording to the purchaser, each bond was Tick at the Kaiser" and he got good many licks. 1 Sells Property | Mrs. Charles H. Cage of Grand Rap- ids, Mich, has sold her property on Ash avenue, known as the Forsythe place, to Mrs. Cordelia Tupper.
 Harris Passes Finals A telegram from Fen Harris to his mother Mrs. A. H. Bell, tells of his passing the final examination for the marines and that he left Friday even ing for Mare Island.
 Program for Benefit Good
 The program to be given under the auspices of the U. D. c. in the Goodwin opera house tomorrow evening, the proceeds of which will be used for war work, is splendid one. Miss Geor- gia Mintz, a. talented young reader from Phoenix, has been added as one of the artists. The program follows:
 Song-U. D. c. ladies.
 Violin solo-Miss Leona Arnold: Miss Jewel Arnold, accompanist.
 Solo-C. F. Gatlin.
 M luet-Miss Hood. assisted by Vir- ginia Peters, Edna Browning, Helen Lukin, Margaret Carr, Alberta Roun- tree Elaine Alexander, Ida Minnie Black, and Zorena Goodwin.
 Reading-Miss Georgia Mintz, Plantation songs-Ruth and Dorothy | Woods.
 Intermission.
 Solo-C. F. Gatlin.
 Violin solo-Clinton T. Yates.
 Solo-Miss Bessie Barkley.
 Chorus-Alberta Goodwin, Aurelia Goodwin, |. Catherine Quinn, Lucil Hanna, Catherine Meredith, Verginia Moss, Bernice Gaut, and Jewell Arnold.
 Reading-Miss Georgia Mintz. Solo-Mrs.. Dixie Washington Mat thie:
 a. "Chanson Provencalo," c, G.
 Deliaequa.
 b. When You Come" ". H.
 Squire.
 Somewhere Over There"-Ladies of U. D. C.
 Star Spangled Banner"-Audience
 Women assisting in the program, Franklin Hanna, Brown Capps, Mes danes A. D. Quinn, R. L. Alexander, G. M. Frizzell, J. A. Dimes, Fin, A. H. Bell, Black. J H. Woods, Miss Lillian Cave and Miss Marguerite Patterson.
 Tickets will be put on sale tomorrow at Laird and Dimes. Visits Old Friend.
 Miss Helen Burgess, former teach CT in the Normal, and now with the Ellison White Chautauqua company 2 stopped off in Tempe between her Mesa and Phoenix engagements Thurs day and spent the time visiting in the J. T. Birchett home.
 Congregational Church At the Tempe Congregational church ' Sunday, May 12.-10 a. m., Sunday school. II a. m., combined service cele. brating Mothers Day and Children's Day, with brief sermon by the pastol an deexrcises by the Sunday school 7:30 p. m., young peoples meeting; t S:15, evening service, conducted by the Mems club, with Superintendent Brown of the Phoenix Indian school a. |; speaker. All are cordially invited tt these services.