Arizona republican., 1912-12-20
THE M,CIuRES HERE Aeeistap

students of the Arizona School of
 Music comprising the young ladies
 and young gentlemen will give a re-
 cital in the auditorium of the school
 on Saturday afternoon at 3:30, to
 which the public is cordially invited.
 NOT THE MUMPS-Nobody ever
 heard of anybody having the humps
 on their arm. For this reason the
 Republican is authorized to announce that Clerk w. A. Kelley of the Hotel
 Adams is not afflicted with the humps although his right arm is
 badly swollen. Hes bcon vaccinated and it took That's al.
 VISITING RAILROAD MAH-
 Among the out of town pe1p.e in | mercial agent for tn Chicago, Ro>k Island and Gulf railway, whose head quarters are in El Paso, Texas. anI MT. J, H. Morrow, special agent for the Commercial Union Assurance company, Ltd. Palestin insurance Co. Ltd, and Commercial Union Fire In- surance company of New York, whose home office is Los Angeles
 NATIONAL DIRECTOR REUM TRiPS-National Director Reum of the Loyal Order of Moose took the Christmas fever yesterday when out getting his Xmas shopping done. After going around and buying all the male l friends boxes of cigars, and getting pretty handkerchiefs: etc, etc. for the ladies; he decided to follow the gifts. He will beat it for Fl Paso, his home, between now and the end of the
 week. spending Xmas with his folks. 1 Then he will return and get after the prospects with renewed vigor.
 ORANGES FOR PRESIDENT TAFT-The Arizona Orange assOcia- tion has been busily engaged for the past few days in shipping the eX- press packages of selected stock or anges to all parts of the country. President w H Taft received box from Arizona yesterday and to sorter rub the joke in on California q large ! number of boxes have been shipped to the Golden state during the past week Numbers of boxes have also been shipped to Canada
 LOCAL GIRL HONORED Miss Margaret Armstrong, daughter of Judge Thomas Armstrong has been made chairman of the art committee which will have charge of the art work for The Badger" as the an- nual of the University of Wisconcln i9 called. Miss Armstrong graduated from Phoenix high school in 1910. and she is now a junior in Wiscon- Cin university. There were twenty two competitors for the chairman ship, and Miss Armstrong i.s the more greatly honored in that the boys out number the girls two to one in tn" school. and few important offices fall 10 the cO-eds.
 1 CAN MAIL PACKAGES AT DE- POTS-The Phoenix post office. un- able to provide additional room with in its own walls, has been enlarged by the establishment of mailing stations ir railway postal cars at the Santa 1 Fe and Maricopa depots where rail- way post office clerks have been de- l tailed especially to handle the out l going rush of Christmas parcels. It | is q notable fact, that Christmas bus 1 mess has been later this year than | known for years past and that the 1 real rush has not yet commenced i Additional windows have been opened ! at the post office for the conven- ' ] tional employees are at work keeping l everything absolutely up to date. Storms in the east are causing some ! what of delay in the reception of
 mail, but this is usual feature 1 about this time Of year
 HOTEL ADAMS-Mr and Mrs. J. 1 C. Mcclure. Tucson; w. Solomon. 1 Bisbee: F. H. Mclean. New rork: C. 1 V. Mcclure. C. F.. Wilder. Elgin. Ill.,; l Benj. l.. Bedford, Cleveland, Miss. 1 W. J. Woodrow. Ray: F. M. Johns, ! Chicago; Mir. and Mrs. Sam F.. Spies berger. A. NJ Davis, Clrigao; x. A. Belis, San Francisco; H. w. Walker, Santa Ana; C. W. Henry, San Fran cisco; Geo. w. Edgar. Los Angeles; Stuart Croasdale, Denver; NJ. c. l Cohen, St Paul; J. M. Wright and l wife Newark, x. J.: C. C. Covington. St Louis; F. x. Burns, Cleveland. O.; | Fred J. Carter, Los Angeles; J. B. ! Rice, San Francisco; Michael J. Mur- phy, Chicago; E. w. Smith, Goldfield; i; 1 L.. R. Humphries, Los Angeles; J. l..
 Sahliemer San Francisco; Geo. J. i Walls and wife pingman. w. Va: J. | F.. Maurer. Los Angeles; F. A. Cren- shaw, Hayden, Ariz.; Thos. A. Wet
 zel Phoenix; Miss Dona Templeman. Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
 AT THE MERCIAL-Chas. H. | Adkins, Los Angeles; Walter McMi
 chael, J. w McEwen, F. F.. Corum, c. F. Caylor, Yuma; F.. D. Garrett, Los i Angeles; Edward Mitchell, St. Louis; Evans T. Richardson. Casa Grande; J. s. Amundson. Williams; Mrs. J. A. Carlstrom, Rockford, Ill.,: R. z. Wat kins, Kingman H. L. Zuglar, City; P. Keating, Jack Johnson. Anaconda,
 Montana: Edward Madsen, Fresno; $.
 Gates. Chicago; J. M. Marquez and
 wife, HOlbrook; H. A. Cartwright, Los
 Angeles: s. T. Moore, Long Beach; w.
 Hughes. Globe; V. l.. Scott. Tempe; A.
 Kaktin, Houston, Tex; s. S. Sprecl<er,
 Il Los Angeles: J. A. Sines, Los Ange-
 les; F. S Rawlins. San Francisco; c.
 T Tryon. Boston. Mass; J. E. Nelson. Oklahoma City; Tom M. Smith. Roy B.
 Smith. Uhoenix; o. Nelson and fam
 II fly, Los Angeles: Lula Johnson. Los
 Angeles; '. T. Houck, Winslow: T.