Arizona republican., 1911-09-11

THE ARIZONA REPUBL
 OVER SUNDAY-J. NJ. Ross, of Bis bee spent Sunday in Phoenix return ! ing home last evening.
 BACK FROM THE EAST-Mrs. B.
 E. Marks and children arrived home Saturday evening, from a long and
 pleasant summer trip in the middle
 western states. To add a last finish | ing touch to their pleasure, Mir
 Marks met them at Maricopa.
 MORE CANDIDATES Pul % l dy Bullard last night made public the | names of two more prospective can | didates-fOr honors in the Los An | geles- Phoenix road race. He has been
 advised that Ralph De Palma pro
 poses to enter Simplex car and
 that the manufacturers of the Penn sylvania car will enter a contestant
 RETURNING TOURISTS - Among
 those returning home last evening
 were Mrs. H. l. Latham and mother.
 Mrs. Hancock, Mir. and Mrs. A. G. | Hulett and c M. Scott and family
 from Iron Springs; and Ezra w. i Thayer from his mine. MT. and Mrs c. F. Leonard returned yesterday morning
 SCHOOL OF MUSlc-Mrs. Shirley Christy, director of the Arizona school
 of music. arrived home from her sum
 mer vacation Sunday morning, On the return trip she spent several days with the Pollock and Campbell families at Flagstaff. and with others
 that visited the Grand Canyon. Reg | istration at the School of Music will begin this morning.
 SPAULDING'S VIEW-In his appli- cation for an injunction against the board of education of the Union high school district, F. A. Spaulding says that the board took possession Sept ] ,. and that continuance of that pos session. he thinks. would damage him to an extent that is mot capable of just estimation and is therefor" | frrcparablc" Therefore his prayer, not to the almighty but to the court NATIONAL GUARDS.-Company A will move to the new armory at the corner Of Fourth and Adams streets Monday evening. and Company will probably move Tuesday. By making
 in ha cutting a door or two in one of the partitions and taking out another one it is thought that two rooms for the duartermaster sergeants can be made and also an indoor rifle range at Whlch the practice with the 22-callb1r rifles made for that sort of indoor work with which the companies are equlp- ped. The 50 range at such d target is reckoned equivalent to the 3Oo-yard range out of doors. and the 75-foot range to the 500-yard out of door range. The 22-caliber rifles are exact duplicates of the ordinary 3O-caliber rifles except as to the bore.
 Y. Nj. C. A. PROGRAM.-The pro- gram for the coming week includes Monday evening, Boys department or chestra practice; Tuesday morning, 9 a. m., meeting of the board of direc- tors: Tuesday evening, Boys Work Committee meeting; Friday evening. 6:3O. boys bicycle race; other doings during the week will be the Chess and Checker tournament; scout master council: Playground committee meet ing: and meeting of the committee on the boys survey. What night each of these will occur has not yet been set. Secretary Davis, who returned Saturday with Mrs. Davis, will be in his office beginning Monday morning. The playground committee has writ ten to three large manufacturers of playground material to see if it is pos sible to get them to make an exhibit here during the territorial fair
 SUPPOSED TO BE EN ROUTE.- The board of trade has received let ter from D. K. B. Sellers. president of the New Mexico Automobile asso- citation, saying he has been advised by Harry Drum that he would leave Chicago September 10, yesterday, for an automobile tour to the coast, via the Trail to Sunset route. Mir. Sel- lers also said that MT. Drum had in vited him to accompany him from Al buuuerdue to Phoenix, and intimated that he would most likely accept the invitation. MT. Drum, as readers Of The Republican have been informed. is representing the Touring Club of America. one of the big institutions engaged in an effort to make the Trail to Sunset the official govern ment transcontinental road. Both gen tIemen will doubtless be given royal welcome on reaching Phoenix.
 NOT A CANDIDATE c. w. Grif- fey of the Alta Mining company, which is operating in Pinal county is a busi- ness visitor in Phoenix. Asked what office he was running for he replied that so far as he has canvassed the situation he is the only eligible voter in the county who is not running for anything He has done his full duty to his country in the office seeking line baVinp rt,n to a glOriOuS defeat as q