Arizona republican., 1914-09-22

B. l. Gulld1n.
 CHRISTIAN LADIES MEET-The ladies of the Christian church will meet in the church parlors this afternoon at 2:30. There will be an election of of | ficers. A large attendance is requested. ALL STATES DAY-The All-States day at the fair will be another of l this years features. A meeting of the society has been called at the board of trade for Friday, September 25th
 NEWCOMERS DAY COMMITTEE The Newcomers Day committee of the board of trade will meet this af- ternoon to plan the ceremonies and fix the date for the glad hand occa- sion.
 MISS BENNENETO RETURNS Miss stella Benneneto, assistant sec | retary of the state tax commission, re- turned Saturday morning from a months vacation spent on the Pacific coast. She returned to her duties at the state house yesterday.
 MEMBERSHIP DIN -The membership dinner of the Merchants and Manufacturers association will be held tomorrow at ' o'clock D. m at the Arizona Club. A program of in terest has been prepared and a large attendance is looked for
 WINSOR GOES NORTH-Hon. Mulford Winsor. chairman of the state | land commission left for the north last night to look after further sales of timber on university lands. The state | land commission has been uniformly successful in these sales getting a higher price than ordinary for the uni versty timber
 CAPT. STACYS FAMILY HERE
 Mrs. J. w. Stacy and son Franklin. wife and son respectively of Capt Stacy, inspector instructor of the Ari- zona National Guard, arrived in Phoe-
 nix yesterday and have taken up their home at 10 N 9th avenue. Miss Lau- terback, a trained nurse accompanied them and will remain indefinatelv. J. Y. HUNG'S CHILD-J. Y. Hung. proprietor of the Hans Herlick res taurant at the corner of Washington and Second streets has become a rav- l ing staring happy celestial dad It | is daughter that has happened to | J. Y. Hung. and said daughter weighs seven and onefourth pounds MT and Mrs. Hung live at 51O East lief | ferson street
 OSTRICH FEATHER EXHIBITION Mrs. O. A. Grant, who owns the ostrich feather store at 129 West Adams street, has completed arrange
  tion on Saturday afternoon Mrs Grants new stock is large and diversi- l fled and her showing on Saturday will | include many of the latest and most beautiful shades.
 GOOD CHICKEN DINNER The ! members of the A NJ F. church will
 prepare a splendid dinner for the | friends of the work tomorrow. A
 most ecellent menu has been ar | ranged with a number of those
 dishes for which the southerner has
 a peculiar fondness The proceeds 1 will go to defray expenses incident | to the work
 RECOUNT CoNTEsT-The case in
 which H. A. Davis is contesting a re- count of the votes cast in the Phoenix precincts in the recent primary cleo
 tions, will come up before the super
 for court this morning. Davis
 claims that through erroneous can
 vass of the votes the name of Sam F. Webb was placed as nominated ..e- l fore his own. Contestant will be Represented by A. S Hawkins and H. D. Shamhart, and the contestee by
 Baker and Baker
 EDGAR A. BROWN HERE-Edgar
 A. Brown, who was up to a. short
 time ago the rate expert for the Ari-
 Zona Corporation Commission and who accompanied Commissioner Jones
 to San Francisco to testify in the in terState commerce commission, is in
 Phoenix. MT Brown has become interested in the Jeffersonian and has been elected president of the concern. Harry B. Roland for some years sec
 retary to w. C. Greene, of Cananea fame, was chosen secretary, and Les
 lie T. Hardy, treasurer
 FEGAN'S HARD LUCK James iFegan an old time minstrel man and song writer was released from the county jail yesterday after a run of the hardest luck imaginable He was detained as a witness in the case iagainst Frank Ross who was arrested
 recently for burglarizing the house of Dr. D. L. Connor, and Ross was sen
 fenced yesterday to two years on his
 own confession. There was really
 no reason for the detention of Fegar
 who is and was a sick man. Fegar
 came into possession of the ''elks
 tooth" of pr. Connor and tried his
 best to find the doctor to return it
 he however turned it over to Harry Johnson giving his name and address in order that he might be found il
 wanted. Johnson turned him over tC
 the police almost immediately. He
 then assisted in experimenting tho
 man from whom he had obtained tho jewel who was arrested and after
 ward confessed Fegan came into possession of the jewel according tt
 his story from the man Ross whC
 gave it to him in gratitude for feed ing him and his pal which cost Fe
 gan 65 cents. He has now been il | jail for twenty days or more and re . leased. No charge has been placed | against him, and since being in jail h. , has been sick and under the doctor! ; care.
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