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

George w. Lewis, of Mesa, is at
home after spending the summer in
the northern part of the state.
S. H. Sherman, of Christmas, AriZ..
has left for Long Beach, Cal, where
he will be for the rest of the summer.
j. l. Brooks, of Is South Thir
teenth avenue, is at home after a
two months visit at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Edith Baxter, of Los
Angeles. While on the coast, NJ.
Brooks made a 10QO-mile automobile
tour of Southern California.
MOOSE MEETlNG-At the regular
| meeting of Phoenix Lodge. No 7OS,
Loyal Order of Moose, to be held to-
| morrow night, it is hoped that there
will be a representative attendance, as
business of Importance is to be trans
acted
BAND CONcERT-.rhe largest
crowd which has listened to the Pho
neer Band this season gathered at
| the city hall plaza last night to hear
the concert. A special program
which was particularly well arranged.
was well received by the large audi
ence.
| TOTiNG A GUN-W. H Williams
! started to mix things a little down on
South Third avenue near the Santa Fe
! tracks late Saturday night. Policeman
Valenzuela ran across Williams ava
discovered that he was armed with a
small caliber automatic. Just as ne
was about to be locked up his employ
er appeared and deposited $50 bail for
| his appearance in police court.
ONLY A TOOTH-Mr. and Mrs R.
| l.. Brewer were celebrating yesterday
| 1t was not birthday occasion nor was
it national holiday, but Baby Evelyn
Brewer, ten months old. exhibited her
first tooth yesterday and the celebra-
| ton followed. Brewer is the stenogra-
pher for the Republican and with the
| added weight of the responsibility at
| taching to the father of a daughter
who has just cut her first tooth. it
wouldn't be surprising if some letters
were improperly written today or en-
lvelopes not correctly addressed.
EARLIER CLOSlNG-An arrange
ment effective today has been made
whereby the Busy drug store and the
| Central pharmacy, each located at
Central avenue and Washington street
will close hereafter at 1920 o'clock
each evening, except Saturday. instead
of at II o'clock. as has been the rule
for some time 1t was not many months
ago that these stores kept open until
| midnight. then the II o'clock closing
hour was adopted, and now another
! half hour has been clipped off the reg
ular day.
NO COURT TODAY-It will be a
bad proposition for the man or woman
| who finds himself or herself behind the
bars in the city Jail today, unable to
| furnish bail, for on account of the La
Dor Day holiday there will be no city
police court The primaries coming
tomorrow means there will be no court
on that day. Yesterday being Sunday
there was no court and the Saturday
night offender will probably be pretty
well sobered up by next Wednesday at
| " CiOCh, WIcH tilc llISl Scxolol vi
court is scheduled.
! EXAMINING PUPILS - DR.. C. B.
Palmer city school physician, will be
in attendance daily, beginning this
morning, from o'clock until 10 O'Clock
in the offices of the new Monroe
school, Seventh and Van Buren, streets,
| for the purpose of examining pupils for
| the coming school year. Those who
visit the physician prior to the open
ing of the schools next Monday, will
receive certificates relieving them of
further examination. while those who
do not avail themselves of the earliest
opportunity will be sent to the phy:-
clan from their respective schools. The
pupils should be on hand as early as
possible in order that they may be in
line and that there may be no delay
STOLE A HORSE-F d. Daniel, a
Mexican, is a prisoner in the city Jail,
facing probable charge of horse
stealing. He was arrested early Sum
day morning by Policeman Valenzuela
after search of an hour or more DAN
iel was seen to take horse and buggy
from post near the Boston store and
two BARRIERS, believing the man was
stealing the outfit, gave chase. They
overlook him in the alley at the rear
OF the Arizona theater. He showed
fight and one of the men pursuing him
struck him over the head with a stick
of wood. The two then took posses
sion of the horse and called the police
station. The man was not to be found
when Policeman Valenzuela arrived,
but the officer took up his trail and
later located him nursing a bruised
head and much the worse for liquor,
sitting in an irrigation ditch near the
Annex hotel.