Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-11-13
HERE FROM SELIGMAN-Mr. an

HERE FROM SELlGMAN-Mr and
Mrs. Al. Sanford of Seligman are
among the out of town guests at the
fair. They are the guests of Hon. H.
E. Campbell and Mrs. Campbell of
North Central avenue.
M. w. CHASE G. APPLES ARRIVE
Along with a carload of his famous
apples, NJ w. Chase, the wholesale
commission merchant of this CITY, ar
rived in town last night from Tucson,
to take in the state fair for the closing
days
UNIFORM RANK K. OF P.-The
Uniform Rank, Knights of Pythias.
are requested to meet at the hall
this evening in uniform and side
arms to attend convention called by
Major Nelson, at Z o'clock sharp,
and full attendance is particularly
requested.
MECHANICAL MIXER - Owing
to an unavoidable delay in the ar
rival of cows for the demonstration,
the Sharples Mechanical Mixer ex-
Eibition did not take place YESTERDAY
afternoon at the fair grounds. The
demonstrations will take place today
and tomorrow promptly at O'clock
HAVE TIME TO READ-That the
state far does not interfere great
ly with the literary pursuits of book
lovers is indicated by the large num-
bers of people who visit the Carne
gle library between the hours of
and u each morning this week. The
| library is closed the remainder of
each day, and as a result the read
! ing rooms are filled throughout the
morning hours, and the force of ef-
ficient librarians is kept busy at
| tending to the wants of those who
desire to exchange books.
ONLY MONETARY lNTERFER-
ENCE-A small Mexican boy engag
ed in selling newspapers colhded
with a street car at the corner Of
Washington and Third street the
other day. He was taking part in a
discussion as he stood in the middle
of the street car track and the mot
CT man having reason to believe that
the boy intended to vacate the right
u way, ulu IlOl SldChtH SItth ulllli
it was too late The patent tenders
proved their utility by picking the
youth up and the ear was brought
to a standstill, when the boy jumped
eff and began yelling "All about the
war; He was fresh from the
scene and Independent Of the censors.
AN ADDRESS BY DR.. PARKER
.,ff hn Ir.1r, =
Trade Union League to be held IN
Trades Council han tonight, an ad-
dress of interest to all union men
and friends of the labor movement
will be delivered by DIR. Parker, of
the University of California. Dr..
Parker long has made a study of IA
dustrial conditions in this and other
countries, and is in Phoenix for that
purpose, being commissioned as an
investigator by the federal industrial
relations commission, During his
stay in the city he has delivered a
number of addresses before civic and
social organizations and to all he has
carried a message Of great weight.
DR.. Parker is enjoying a leave Of
absence from the California univeI
| sity, where he is a member of the
| faculty in the department of econo-
mics. His position alone indicates
| that he is an authority on industrial
problems. 1t is hoped the audience
which will greet DR.. Parker tonight
will completely fill the large hall III
| 23S East Washington street. The
meeting will begin at s o'clock.
MISS ELEANOR MILLER AT Y
W. C. A.-Miss Eleanor Miller, who
| appeared in recital on Thursday
night at the high school auditorium
will read at the Y. w. c. A. SUNDAY
afternoon at p. m. at the vespel
service A cordial invitation is eX-
tended the girls and women of tho
community to hear this talented
| reader Miss Miller gives a new In
terest to everything she reads
through a vivid Interpretation arf
magnetic eloquence. Her adaptable
ity is great and her poetic sense ex-
ceptionally quick and fine. She Il
at home alike in sacred or dramatic
readings, pathetic numbers or il
lighter vein. She is personally
woman of noble character and higl
ideals Many young people of tn
Pacific coast know and love Mis-
Miller, not alone through her literar.