Arizona republican., 1914-09-15

HOME AGAlN-Miss Nita Yancey,
who is connected with the Anderson
hat shop is home after a pleasant
vacation on the coast.
MEETING POSTPONED The
meeting of the city commission which
was to have been held on Wednesday
evening has been postponed until
Thursday evening, when matters of
Importance are to be taken up.
MOOSE MEETING TONIGHT
Phoenix Lodge, No. 7OS, Loyal Order
of Moose will meet in regular session
this evening. All members are urged
to be present as busnss of Importance
is to be transacted.
UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS -
There are telegram at the Western
Union office for the following: P L.
Robbins, NJ. l. McKelligan, Roy Allison,
Landay, Chas. A. Moncravie and E. H.
Adams.
MARY EDNA STYLES, teacher of
expression and dramatic art at the
Arizona School of Music, arrived in
Phoenix this morning. Miss Styles
has been concertizing this summer
and is planning to give a series of
book readings at the school this
year.
COMING HOMEWORK has been
received from Tilman OZias, who has
been spending the summer at Oak
Park, Illinois, that he is on the way
home to Phoenix, it being too cold
in the frigid north for him. He
writes that he has had a most pleas
ant visit but doesn't like to have to
wear an overcoat in September.
GEORGIA LUCAS, of THE piano
department of the Arizona School of
Music, arrived yesterday morning
from Indiana. Miss Lucas is the
new member of the faculty. She was
a teacher in the University of Idaho
last year. She is a charming young
lady and we are sure she will be a
delightful addition to the musicians
of this city.
CLAUDE GoTTHELF, head of the
piano department of the Arizona
School of Music, arrived in Phoenix
Sunday. after a very successful con-
cert at Flagstaff Friday evening. Mr..
Gotthelf had a very successful con-
cert tour through the east the first
part of the summer, but the last
month he has been at home on the
coast.
LOOKING FOR BEAT1Y-An-
nouncement of the death in Aberdeen,
Washington, of Ora Beatty, son of
George H. Beatty. was received yester-
day by Chief of Police George o. Bris-
bois The information was sent with
the request that the father who is an
engineer supposed to be working in
this vicinity be located and notified of
the passing away of his son. Efforts
of the police last evening to locate
Beatty were without success.
WHERE is SCHULZE?-A telegram
received yesterday by Chief of Police
Geo. o. Brisbois, is requesting infor-
nation of the whereabouts of John G.
SchulZe, who for a time was said to
have been stopping at 901 East Fill
more street and whose father has just
died ir San Diego. The message came
from Chief of Police ]. X. Wilson of
San Diego, and said that if located,
Schulze should wire at the expense of
Chief Wilson, ticket is also in wait
ing for him if he cares to make the
trip to San Diego.
COTTAGE Is BURNED-When
William Spencer. occupying small
cottage at Park View Place, south
east of the city, awoke about 1880
o'clock Sunday morning, he found
and that his foot had been badly
burned. He just managed to make
his escape and took nothing with
him beyond an armful of clothes he
managed to grab up. The cottage
was consumed and for a time it was
feared that others in close proximity
would also be destroyed. The origin
of the fire is a mystery.
EAGLES Meta very enthusi-
astic meeting of Phoenix Aerie, Fra
ternal Order of Eagles was held last
evening in Odd Fellows Hall There
was a good attendance and the lodge
starts off the winter period with
every prospect of success. Judge
Mcbride made an interesting talk
last evening upon the purposes of
the order. A dispensation has been
granted by the grand aerie whereby
initiation fees will be greatly reduced
for a time. The lodge will meet re-
gularly in Odd Fellows Hall the
first and third Mondays of each
month. There were refreshments
last evening following the business
session.
MONEY GOING OUT-Seventeer
thousand dollars which have been wa
terlogged here for about three years
are about to take their departure. They
will not be missed for they have not
been in circulation. This sum, under
an order of the court will be distribut
ed by Ned Creighton to the stockhold-
ers of the Honduras Development
company of which he is receiver. The
money will go mostly to the working
girls of Detroit and vicinity. A previ-
Gus distribution of 1000 was made tC
the stockholders of the Colorado Hon
duras company a subsidiary corpora
ton and $4,000 to the bondholders OF
the Honduras Banana company, also
a subsidiary. The cost of settling the
affairs of the corporation was about
$4,000.
JOURNEYED TO DAM-With Frit;
Schroeder at the helm of a speed,
Studehaker Six Chief of Police ant