Arizona republican., 1914-07-13
MISSING BOYS FOUND IN PRES

the boys back with him to Phoenix
today.
PIONEER BAND cONCERT-The
Pioneer Band rendered very pleas
ing concert at the city hall last night.
A large crowd was in attendance and
the band never played better. Among
the selections rendered was a cornet
solo by Prof. ]. A. LAMBERT, leader
of the band, which was well rendered
and received great APPLAUSE. The
band has added several new instru-
ments lately.
ENGINEERS BACk-State Engin
eer Lamar Cobb and Assistant En-
gineer TwItchell returned last even
Ing from an inspection trip over the
Florence Tucson highway. They re-
ported the road faster now than ever
before, the time between Florence
and Tucson having been reduced by
about an hour, but stated that the
road is very soft and in need of
several good rains.
GOES TO COAST-George n. Mac
Bean, accompanied by Mrs. MacBean
left Saturday night for San Diego
where they will spend the next two
or three weeks enjoying the sea
breezes and other safe and sane
amusements of the seacoast town.
They have friends there too, and ii
is planned that Mrs. MacBean will
remain even after DOC" decides af-
fairs at the Busy Drug store are
hot l,a do
lCnger
FOR SELLING "SNOW" Jess
the colored shoeshiner. is in the
county Jail, where he faces a charge
of selling cocaine, OF as it is desig-
mated among the fraternity, SNOW.
The police, with the corporation OF
the sheriff's office, landed Jess
practically in the act. With marked
money placed in the hands of a
white woman cooperating with the
officers, some of the drug is alleged
to have been purchased from the
negro. A looking glass conveniently
arranged made the task easy for
the officers One of the employees
of the shoe shining stand is held al
the police station as a witness, il
being believed he can throw addi-
tional light upon the alleged trans
actions
VOLUNTEER FlREMEN ATTEN-
TION!-A general meeting of the
members of the Phoenix volunteer
fire department is called for this
evening at o'clock in the city hal
building. Every member of the vol
unteer organization is urged to be
in attendance as preliminary steps
are to be taken looking to. the en-
tertainment of visiting firemen IL
IONA state fair 1t is the desire OF
some of the members that a tour
nament be arranged for that weel
| to be held in the downtown district
and 1t is understood that the fan
| commission already has announced
| its Willingness to consider assistance
in the event a satisfactory program
| is arranged. No member of the 10
cal fire department can well afforC
TO miss this evenings meeting.
MCINTOSH WlNS-Max Macintosh
member of the Loyal Order of Moose
won the fifty five yard Moose swim
ming event at Riverside park last nigh
\ over a field of seven starters Mac
| Intosh proved to be an Aquatic exper
so that he won with comparative ease
Gene Harrington was second and DI
| Eoido third In winning the event Mac
lntoSh becomes the possessor of tn
! handsome Moose bathing suit donate'
PLAY in the window of the East Wash
ington street store, and which has ere
ated so much comment in sWimmin
circles of late on account of its colol
white with the Moose head embroidere
upon the chest of it. Maitland Davie
acted as starter and d. w. Hall a
judge. Among the other entries wer
| William Hoffman and Charles Slab
kard.
TEMPERANCE MEETING - TIL
third of the open air meetings a
the city hall plaza under the aus
pices of the Womans ChriStia
Temperance Union was held at
o'clock on Sunday afternoon With
large attendance present. DR..
Wix Thomas presided and I'll
meeting opened with prayer by d
Wilkinson. The speaker for the oc
casion, Charles ]. Hall, Of CalifoI
MIA, made a masterful address. H
talk was logical and practical an
was both instructive and amusin
He said he did not expect all of h
hearers to agree with everything
said-that if they all did it woul
be novel experience for him. !
the conclusion of his address
announced that on next Sabbath
4 o'clock Hon. Eugene w. Chafin,
Tucson. will speak from the san
platform in behalf of the prohibitic
amendment. The meeting close
with prayer by DR.. Atkinson, sta
superintendent of missions for Il
Methodist church.