Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-09-07

ON VACAT ION-MiSS Katherine
Grove, of the office of the state land
commission. leaves tomorrow even
ing for an outing at Oak Creek.
UNDEllVERED TELEGRAMS -
There are kilograms at the Western
Union for Mrs. J. ]. Jones, Walter
Ward, John Emmitt, Gus GARLIC, c.
w Newman
BACK FROM THE coAsT-Mrs
E. J. Trippell and her niece, Miss
Elsie Truman, will return today from
Ocean Park, Cal, where they have
been spending the vacation.
BACK FROM MISSOURi-Mrs. Fred
Butler of this city has returned from
Princeton, Missouri. where she went 10
spend her vacation with her parents
In returning she was accompanied by
Miss Eva Sheets, her sister, who will
make her future home in Phoenix
TO ATTEND cONvENTiON-Col
Charles w. Harris, adjutant general,
left last evening for Boston where
he will attend the annual convention
of adjutant generals and the national
guard. The adjutant generals will
meet on Sept. II and the national
guard on Sept IA and Is. Col. Har-
ris will return by way of Fort Riley,
Kansas. for the national division rifle
matches on Sept. 25, reaching Phoe-
six about the middle Of September.
OFF FOR A YEARS TOUR-Mrs
John Gregg of 1853 North First avenue
left for Kansas City last week, where
she will be joined by Mr.. Gregg. and
together they will go on a tour of the
east, to be gone year. In returning
they will take the northern route to the
Pacific coast and will visit the expo<
tons. Mrs Gregg is prominent in
Eastern Star circles.
ADDED PRlZES-Two prizes have
been added to the number for the
sports during the Labor Day celebra =
ton at Riverside park this afterno1N
They are for the fat mems race, box
of cigars; and for the high jump, alfo
box of cigars. The names of the do
majors of these cigars is as yet I'M
known, but will be made public when
the prizes are awarded.
CHILDREN WANT HOMES Pro
baton Officer ]. W. Canning is seek
| ing homes for a 7-year- old American
boy, 12-year- old Mexican boy, and a
12-year- old American girl. Each is
healthy, we'll behaved and Of the class
that will appreciate a gooc home
Adoption is desired for these. Off
Ger Canning is also seeking to place an
exceptionally bright 15-year- old Amer
;rl h oh
a little money and have the influence
of good environments.
MASQUERADlNG AS WOMAN
Frank Uhrin, young man of excellent
| family connections, was picked up by
the police not far from the high school
about 8 O'Clock last night while attired
| in a WOman's clothes. He had attract
ed the attention of residents of the
section by his strange actions and a
| call was sent to the police station. Be-
| fore being locked up for the night
Uhrin. said he guessed he must have
| been walking in his sleep. He also
| claimed the clothes he was wearing be-
| longed to his wife, who was away In
| the hills. Neither the young mans
mother or brother last evening had any
knowledge of the existence of wife
| Unless the strange actions of Uhrin
are satisfactorily explained he will
likely be examined as to his sanity.
FIRST REGIMENT BAND CON.
CERT POSTPONED-The regular
concert that was to have been giver
| by the First Regiment band was moi
rendered last night from unavoidable
causes. The new armory had all thu
instruments and music securely lock
ed up in its vaults and no one coult
be found last night who had a Ike!
to the place. Also the band has beer
handicapped the past two weeks il
rot having a regular place to prac
tice since the officers have beef
using the armory nightly for thu
school conducted by the instructor
Captain Stacy. However, this first
class organization will be in full
fierce at the Ford next Sunday ant
will play one of it's c.ackerjacl
concerts. All members of the bant
will meet with Lieutenant Redewil
and Principal Musician Rodriguez a
the armory next Tuesday night for ;
big practice.