Arizona republican., 1919-11-09


ing service his subject will be Friend
ship
EASTERNERS AT ADAMS-The
following guests at the Hotel Adams
registered from the east: Al NJ. Folge- /
man, New York city; Ernest ]. Sib-
bald and F. C. Mowry, both of Boston,
Mass.
HERE FROM SEATTLE-Mr. and
Mrs. John Jurgens of Seattle, Wash,
were here for the fair yesterday, stop
ping at the Hotel Adams.
CORBETT IN CITY-James n. Cor
bett arrived in the city yesterday from
Tucson and is stopping at the Com
mercial hotel.
AT THE JEFFERSoN-L. A. GRAY
of Minneapolis, Mimi, arrived in the
city yesterday and is stopping at the
jefferson hotel.
FROM Ell PASo-W. B. McMahon
of Ell Paso was in the city yesterday
on business. He is stopping at the
jefferson hotel
VISITING DAUGHTER-Mrs. Dena
Shaw of Prescott is visiting her
daughter, Pauline Shaw Mrs. Shaw
and her daughter expect to remain in
HOclilA IOT the winter,
ED DoHENEY SERIOUSLY ILL
Ed j. Doheney. assistant manager of
Hyder Bros store. was taken to ST.
Joseph's hospital yesterday morning
when an illness which had affected
MIN for two or three days. became
serious. He was in state of uncon-
seriousness all of yesterday and last
nlght' and it is stated there is no
hope Of his recovery.
PRIZE TO PHOENIX MILLs-Tbe
fnoenix Flour Mills was awarded the
prize Ior the most popular and best
decorated booth at the state fair. T
W. ADDott was manager Of the booth
ana }. +. Holmes of Goldwaters was
decorator feature of this booth
winch attracted the crowds during the
week was a practical demonstration of
star flour. Cakes and rolls were
baked and distributed to the visitors.
DENTAL SOCIETY - The Arizona
state Dental society held its annual
meeting last week. An interesting
program was rendered. The following
oIrlcers for the ensuing year were
elected: DR.. John T.. Dunlap, presi-
dent: DIR. w. G.. Barackman. vice
president, and DR.. J. C. Roberts, sec
rotary
SCHOOL OF MUSlC-The musical
number of the Joint County Teachers
institute OF the past week were given
ny pupils from the Arizona School of
Music. Those who highly pleased the
large BODY of teachers who were In
session We're. the Misses Bess Barklev.
Marion Whiteman and Islay Rogers.
vocal pupils of Walter Hastings OIL
ney; Gladys Harris. violin pupil of H.
hhngenfeld, with Raymond Hender-
snot, accompanist Laurene Tuttle
Reader and little Sarah Eta Raw in a
characteristic dance, pupils of Vivian
Florene Young, were also enthusiasts
tically received.
EAST END CHURcH-The East
End Methodist church will hold sery
ices at O'Clock today at the Capitol
! school house. They will be conducted
by the Rev. Edwin L. Fitch. Rev.
Fitch will also conduct services at the
Alhambra school house at IL o'clock
a. m today.
PARENT-TEAcHERs - The High
School Parent Teacher association will
meet Thursday at o'clock D. M. at the
high school. Election of officers will
be held and all parents of high school
pupils are urged to attend
| ASSOCIATED CHARITIES - The
annual meeting of the Associated
Charities will be held Thursday after
noon, November 10, at o'clock at the
offices. 800 East Adams street. Di-
rectors, subscribers and all friends are
invited. Important business will be
| transacted.
VISITS HER SoN-Mrs. Charles
Anderson of Dover New Jersey, ar
rived in Phoenix Friday night and
will spend the winter with her son, A.
c. Anderson, 30s North Fifteenth ave-
nue.. This is Mrs. Andersons first
visit to Arizona, and she finds the
climate a pleasant contrast to the
damp, cold winters on the eastern sea-
board. Mr.. Anderson, her son, is as
sistant cashier at The Republican.
GAME WASN'T "FIxED"-R. L.
4 Carrier and w. Howard were arrested
at IL: 80 o'clock this morning by Night
Captain Sutherland and Officers
Moore, Edwards Graham and Murphy
and booked at the police station on a
charge of operating a gambling game
The two are alleged to have been play
ing poker with four or five young mer
in q basement in Wall street, back
Of the Pastime pool hall. Their bal
was placed at $500 each, which they
were unable to furnish. The police
state that Carrier and Howard told
the young men, who will appear as
witnesses, that the game was fixed
and that police protection had beer
assured them.
THESE MAY Withdrawing Ii
censes have been granted by the clerl
of the superior court to the followin
persons: Robert L. McAllister, 81, o
Stafford, and Hope Lynn, 26, of Gil
bert; Frederick z. Downing, 10, an
Lille E. Brown, II, both of Glendale
Duke Richardson, 20, and Cloie Mer
rill, II. both Of Chandler; Walter n
Brimhall, 81, of Tempe, and Myrtl
Stapley, % of Mesa; Walter J. Law
renee, 80, and Mama B. Lain, "a, bot
of Phoenix; Claude Trojanovich, q
of Globe, and Zelmae Lannon, %, @
Phoenix; and to Johnny Eburn, 81, @
: Imperial, California, and Ysabel Bur
: ges, 81, of Phoenix.
All orders for Magmatic Cope
. company stock at 10 cents per shar
must be in office at 514 Mill avenue
Tempe, Ariz., on or before Novembe
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Q For all occasions. Fresh daily. Elk
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