Arizona republican., 1910-05-08
THEY MAY BE OF VALUE

l day afternoon. are now in the custody
 of the sheriff.
 |; GONE FOR A MONTH-Engineer Jay D. Stannard of the reclamation
 service will leave this morning for 1 Denver Colo. where he is taking his 1 family for the summer. that having been their home most of the time for several years. Mir. Stannard will re-
 main about d month using up his summer vacation while he is at it.
 PITTSsURG MAN SEEKS BROTH
 FER = B. A. Freiland of 7229 Verona
 avenue, Pittsburg, Pa. has written
 Marshal Moore asking for information
 concerning his brother. whe. he says was prospecting in the vicinity of Phoenix about two years ago. The | missing brothers name is William. and | it is because of matter in connection with the settlement of an estate that he is being sought.
 HAD A FINE TRiP-R P Davie. general manager of the Glendale sugar factory, and Howard $. Reed, of the reclamation service, attended the Tue
 son celebration, going over in a cou-
 pie of Hupmobiles, driven by Messrs. McCord and McMillen of the sugar fac
 tory. Messrs. Davie and Reed came home on the train, the chauffeurs re- turning overland without incident. All
 report a fine trip over and the most hospitable entertainment in Tucson. The auto party left here Wednesday
 afternoon at 4:45 and got to Desert
 Wells by dark. Leaving there at i:30
 the next morning they arrived at Flor
 ence for breakfast; left Florence at
 a. m and arrived in Tucson at lO:30 Thursday morning. having a fine ride | all the way.
 CHRISTIAN CHURCH Sunday.
 May $, 1880 D. m. the Christian church will sound forth words of praise in ! memory of the dearest mother in all
 the world-your's" The Modern Wood
 men of America of Phoenix lodge 11.462 will attend in a body special pro
 gram is arranged for that service. Songs of mother. sermon on mother
 and silver offering will be taken in honor of mother. Other services of the day will be as usual. Bible school at 9:45 a. m. Church service at 10: 59 q. m. theme ''The Church at The Church at Eplicsis,' Mrs Chas. Dono- frio will take charge of the Juniors at 3 D. m. Senior C. E. 6:30 D. m. Even- ing church service as mentioned above. All will receive pleasant welcome. MEXICAN CURSES IN ENGLISH Although T. Ortego is a good Mexican he can upon occasion employ some eX- pressions in English that are not ac- cepted as proper for general use in po- lite society. He tried the effect of some very choice bits of profanity up-
 on the crowd of Saturday evening shoppers in the down town district last evening and persisted in the practice until Special Officer Byers came along and took him in tow. The affair at tracted a larger crowd than could be
 packed in all the playhouses in Phoe- nix combined. E.-Preuss also engaged in a boisterous encounter about the same hour in nearly the same locality and he was taken along to keep Ortego from becoming lonesome over Sunday. MOTHERS DAY-This is Mothers Day" and it is expected that the peo- pie generally will recognize 1t so far
 as possible. Probably all the churches
 will have some special features de-
 signed to perpetuate the beautiful GUS
 tom of its celebration and all who can
 do so are asked to wear q white car
 nation. the official flower. or the most
 available substitute for it. for bout
 tonaire, as well as the Mothers Day
 buttons that were sold yesterday. The
 a hN- he gp
 great success as had been anticipated.
 chiefly for the reason that many who
 had promised to sell the buttons failed
 to come for their supply. The children
 who did participate did very nicely,
 but they were too few in number to
 thoroughly work the town. and many
 who would have bought buttons did
 not have an opportunity. The commit
 tee in charge was unable to report re-
 suits last evening. as the safe con-
 tinued until a late hour.
 AFRAID OF HiMSELF-Ed. Gilbert yesterday applied to Probate Judge Phillips to be committed to the asylum for the insane. He is believed to be subject to circular insanity He has three tines been an inmate of the asy- lum and has been discharged as cured. But now and then he feels that the malady is, recurring and he is fearful that he may. take his own life or be driven to violence against others. He was turned over to the sheriff and later was given an examination and committed. His statements were en- tirely rational. He said that the things | that had induced him to apply for pro- lection against himself was an incl | dent at the depot yesterday morning. A | train was coming in and something {; suggested to him that he throw him. ! self under the engine. He was on the l point of doing so when he turned and | walked rapidly away. He said that l his trouble began twenty years ago at | Tombstone when he with others took | up new thought studies. He has never | been assured of mental self-control | since.
 A. & C. JUNCTION POiNT-Paul P. Hastings, general freight and pas | senger agent of the $. F.. P. & F. and associate lines was here yesterday, direct from Los Angeles where