Arizona republican., 1921-04-20
CATTLEMAN BURNED
 IN FIRE AT MESA
 DIES 0F INJURIES

MESA. April 1e-A victim of the fire which destroyed the Alhambra hotel and seriously burned four men early last Friday morning. Henry H. Scorse. one of the injured men. died Tuesday morning at the Community hospital from the effects of the burns he sustained. Two of the other men who were burned in the fire are thought to be out of danger and will recover. while the third is still in a serious condition and grave fear for his recovery is entertained.
 Mir. Scorse occupied a guest room on the second floor of the hotel and was trapped in by the spreading flames before he heard the alarm of fire. His rescue was finally effected by sliding him down a plank from window. but not before he has been seriously burned and had inhaled a quantity of smoke. Hiccoughs de- veloped Monday from the effects of the smoke and finally resulted in Mir. Scorse's death Tuesday morning.
 Mir. Scorse was a prominent cattle and sheep man in the stae and had large interests in Holbrook, where he made his home. He had had his sheep in the valley this winter and had just finished starting them on the trip back to Holbrook the day before the fire, coming to Mesa that night and stopping at the Alhambra prior te his journey home.
 Mir. Scorse was a native of England. and has resided in Arizona for the last 45 years. He was 70 years of age. He is survived by wife. who is an invalid at the home in Holbrook, two sons and three daughters Jim and Henry Scorse, the two sons, from Holbrook, and a daughter. Mrs. F.. B. Newman of Phoenix, have attended the fathers bedside since the fatal fire. and a brother and his wife from the southern states are expected to arrive Wednesday morning.
 Funeral services will be held at ? o'clock Wednesday afternoon at St. Marks Episcopal church in Mesa, the Rev Francis Bloy. officiating. In terment will be in the Mesa cemetery.
 Form Home Circle Here
 A meeting of the committees pre- viously appointed from the different churches and the w c. T. U. in Mesa was held at the Commercial club rooms Monday afternoon. The object of the meeting was to organize a Florence Crittenton Home circle, which will be an auxiliary to the Florence Crittenton Home in Phoenix. Officers and committees were elect ed as follows: Mrs. T. E. Law, presi- dent; Mrs. K. l.. Mumford, vice pres ident; Mrs. Barkley. secretary; Mrs. E. D. Johnson, treasurer. Rescue committee: Mrs. Anne Roberts, Mrs. John Hale and Mrs J. E. Weining. Membership committee: Mrs. Fry. Mrs Vim. Trimble and Mrs. H. N. Bradstreet Donation committee: Mrs s. H. Motley. The field sec retary, Mrs. Thompson. who has con ducted the organization work of the circle here, has expressed warm ap- preciation of the women, the Conner cial club and other individuals and bodies for their assistance in the work.
 K. P Plans Barbecue
 T. w. Nichols and A. S. Herzberg of the Tempe lodge paid the local lodge of Knights of Pythias a visit at its regular session Monday evening and presented plans for the monster barbecue and get together meeting to be held at Papago park on Monday evening, May Is. hearty endorse ment of the event was given by the Mesa order and committee was ap- pointed which will meet with com mittees from Tempe. Phoenix and Chandler in Tempe Thursday evening to lay out the program for the event.
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