Arizona republican., 1915-06-11
UNDELiVERED TELEGRAMS

UNDEltVEREO 1EIEGRAMS - There are undelivered telegrams at the | Western Union Telegraph office for the
 following: ST NJ. G. Aguirre. A. H
 Bedford. and R. F. Anderson. l LUTHERAN PlCN!C-The members l of Grace Lutheran church and Sunday y ! school with their friends will hold a
 picnic this afternoon at Riverside park
 starting from the city hall plaza at , o'clock
 i SATURDAYS OFF-Beginning Sat
 urday, June the 12th, the lumber yards throughout the city will be
 closed Saturday afternoons during
 the rest of June and July, August and September.
 lN SUPREME COURT-The case of O. Gibson vs. James F. Duncan, an appeal from the superior court of Cochise county was filed in su- preme court yesterday. The action concerns the drainage of certain lots in Tombstone.
 BIBLE CLASS PICNIC-The adult bible class of the First NJ. F. church, Prof Soule, teacher, enjoyed a pleas ant picnic Tuesday afternoon, at the home of J. w. Coverdale. No. 61S North Sixth street About forty were present. Doctor and Mrs. Harker gave splendid selections in Irish dialect. and Andrew Downing re- peated his poem, The Hassayampa. '" Elegant refreshments were served by the ladies.
 POLICE SUMMER UNIFORMS The members of the Phoenix police force are to present natty appearance this summer when they appear in the uniform that has been selected for them. This uniform will consist of a brown shirt, brown serge trousers and a pith or cork helmet with the officers number over the peak. The scabbard in which the policeman carries his gun will be so arranged that no weapon will be in sight This uniform will do away with the wearing of a coat which in the warmer part of the summer is uncomfortable to say the least. Several of the policemen already have their new helmets and the shirts are expect ed to arrive in a few days.
 CHARLIE CHAPLIN HERE-Wel, look who's here, Charlie Chaplin. on his way east from California where he is to be in vaudeville for the trifling sum of S222 a minute and at enough minutes to make him an independent fortune He's not here in real life nor in reel life, but he's here just the same. He's a statuette this time and he's in one of the New York department stores The tiny statues are the rage in the east and they simply can't get enough of them on the west coast to supply the de- mand. The most popular moving picture comedian in the world has hundreds of admirers in Phoenix and no doubt many shrines will be built to hold the image of Charlie Chaplin.
 A NON-SLEEp RUN-Charley Leach of the Rudolph garage, step ped into his Ford touring car last Sunday evening at II o'clock and drove right through to Globe, making the run in an even eight hours He then left Globe at eight, drove back to Roosevelt, transacted business there, returned to Globe by two the same afternoon, spent two hours there and left for Phoenix at four, arriving here at 1:3O Monday night. The 320 mile run was made on fif- teen gallons of gasoline and Leach says he did not have to make a single mechanical adjustment or touch a tire on the trip. Sunday he had made a trip to Camp Creek and return, so was just in good condi- ton for a 300 mile 'non-sleep run" On his return trip he had with him gentleman who had never before ridden in an automobile and Leach says that his passengers excitement and questions helped out a good deal in keeping him awake.