Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-11-12
UNDERWOOD MANAGER HERE


UNDERWOOD MANAGER HERE
F. b. White, western manager for
the Underwood Typewriter company,
is a fair week visitor while on his
regular tour through the southwest.
EDGAR A. BEHLOW WANTED
is wanted by Mrs c. J. Behlow. The
young man was last heard of in
| Bowie about August IA
! SUGAR MEN HERE-C. A. Worth
| ington of the Glendale sugar factory
arrived yesterday from Grand Junction,
! Colo. P. P. Davie and J. E. lie Blanc,
new field superintendent for sugar
/ planting in this section are also back
| in town.
TEST OF sTRENGTH-In the test
] of strength at the fair grounds yes
| terday Petros was beaten in follow
| ing Shadows lead. Today Sandow
Will attempt to follow Petros' lead
| III an endeavor to win $25 over his
| partner.
UNIVERSITY SPEClAL-A special
train carrying the cadets from the Uni
versIty of Arizona will leave Friday
noon for Tucson. special car will be
attached to the train for the accomo-
daton of any persons who may desire
| to return at this time.
, BETTER BABY ENTRANTS-An
| entrants in the better babies con-
! test who missed their appointments
| Tuesday should report at the house
| assigned them for Tuesday today.
Those who missed Wednesday lp-
| pointments should report on Friday
at the hour assigned them.
BACK TO Ell PASO-Seven cars
and at least a dozen motorcycles
! which were driven in the FL Paso to
Phoenix races leave tomorrow morn
ing for the Pass city, drivers and
riders alike greatly pleased with the
| fair and all vowing that they will
come next year over the same road.
QUEEN ESTHER CANTATA. -
The regular Sunday night rehearsal
will be held at the NJ. E. church par
lors at 1870. All who have promised to
sing in this beautiful cantata should
be on hand tonight, as the work is
now pretty well under way. All who
Using are invited 10 COIlle.
/ WOMANS' CLUB SENT FLOWERS
Among the many beautiful bouquets
of flowers that were sent to the Kor-
rick opening last Monday was the
bouquet of the Womans club of this
city, and the handsome present of
flowers by Mrs. J. NJ. Swetnam. At
tention is also called to the stationery
and engraving department
MOVED-LOST THEIR JEWElRY
Mr.. and Mrs. T II. Henderson, who
came here this week from Kansas City,
Mo, yesterday undertook to move from
| the Elenheim apartments to the Cope
land -ouse and in so doing became
somehow separated from a ladies'
handbag which contained two diamond
ear rings, a gold watch two diamond
rings and other valuable jewelry.
| LIBRARIANS ENJOYING THE
FAlR-The Carnegie Public Library
is closed during every afternoon AMI
| evening this week in order that the
| faithful and courteous young ladies'
employed there may attend the fes-
| tivities of fair week. Readers VIII
| find the reading rooms open between
9 and IL a. m. each day and those
| desiring to exchange books may 10
so at that time.
DR.. PARKER WILL ADDRESS
UNIONISTS The Womens Trade
Union League will hold an open
meeting at Trades Council hall, 23S
East Washington street, on Friday
night at s O'Clock. DR.. Parker, Of
the department of economics of the
University of California, will ad-
dress the meeting. All men and
women interested in the labor move
ment are urged to attend.
1 FIRE FROM lNCUBATORS-Fire
starting from an incubator in the
South Central avenue, just north of
Riverside park, early last evening.
destroyed the building and several
incubators, containing a total of sew
eral thousand eggs. The loss is es-
timated at about $4,000. Because Of
the distance from town of the build
ing it was impossible to secure wat
err and the blaze simply burned itself
out,
| VARSITY MOVIES TO BE SHOWN
THE pictures of sthe University of
Arizona, depicting student life and
Towering the various departments of
study and sport. in fifty Eight scenes,
are to be shown at the Arizona thea
ter nightly with the regular program.
1t was intended at the outset to show
the pictures at the fair grounds, but
the condition of the grounds as the
result of the bad weather made it
advisable to place the showing on the
program of downtown picture house.