Arizona republican., 1912-05-25

FROM HAYDEN-Frank Poe aI prominent Hayden citizen is stopping | at the p;tlatial Adams for few days. l IMPERIAL RESIDENT IN TOWN 1 C. R Farr of BraWlcy. Imperial 1 Valley. California, was guest at the Ford yesterday. TEACHERS ExAMINATION-The 1 next teachers examination will be | held for this county in the offices of ] the county superintendent on June third READ SKY PILOT"-story telling i hour for boys in the educational | rooms of the Y NJ. C. A. at three l o'clock Sunday afternoon. Subject. | The Slly Pilot" All boys invited. COMMITTEE MEETING-A meet l ing of the republican county central | committee will be held in Lamson i hall at . o'clock this afternoon for the purpose of recommending twenty 1 delegates tu the state convention which meets in Tucson ou June third. BUSINESS VISITOR-Noman C ! l Robinson representing the sllcs de- partmcnt of the Great Western Smelling and Refining company, with headquarters in Los Angeles Was in ! Phoenix yesterday on business for his { firm
 JEMIsoN FROM MACON-I, was l late Inst evening when l.; W. Jcmc- i son of Macon, Georgia. Hit" in Phuc- lnix. but he headed straight for the Hotel Adams just as though the fall glare of the noondaE sun pcrmeatcd the streets.
 i ALL OVER-Thc GIcnda!c public | school closed yesterday for the sum mcr term after successful wear ] The Phoenix graded schools also cai-
 ed it d year and quit The high school will follow suit next week, and i the long summer school vacation will
 be on
 COURT IN ReCEss-The superior
 court recessed yesterday and the judge went to Granite Reef on T fish 1 ing expedition This is law and mo- ton day and several cases will be set and other matters heard this morning The jury is excused until 1 Tuesday next
 NO DEVELOPMENTS-There have been no further developments in the
 Jack Turner case. but Turner is still held at the county jail pending d
 further investigation of the robbery
 of the Fritz Martin store which oc-
 cured Wednesday night in Tempe, and in which he is suspected of hay ing d hand.
 SCHOOL TEACHERS GO EAST- Mr and Mrs F.. x Dewey. who have taught at Arlington during the term just closed leave today for Ada, ohio. where they will attend q ten weeks course in summer school at
 the university in that place. The | Dewey's will return in time to resume their duties in the fall.
 OPEN AIR sERVIcE-The Y AL iC. A will begin holding it's services
 on the City Hall plaza. The first meeting will be held at four o'clock
 tomorrow afternoon and will be dd- dressed by Dr. J. r.. Harrison. presi-
 dent of the Female College at San Antonio. TcXts who is engaged in
 holding revival services at the Cen tral Methodist church The subject of his address will be The 18th
 star in old Glory" \ cordial nli-
 tation is extended to all men.
 Y. M. C. 4. SENIORS ENTERTAIN
 The nearly two hundred new senior
 members that were recently taken into the Y. M. C A are to be given
 d grand reception on Tuesday night of next week by the older members
 of the association \ committee has
 been appointed to prepare an intor- lmal program which will be of a very entertaining nature The men wilt be
 shown every department ot the build
 ing and general good time will be induIged in including refreshments.
 All the older members arc hereby notified to be present and help to
 make the evening plasant for the
 new members.
 : PETITION FILED-ThiS iS the last ] day for the filing of petitions for the , charter commission election on June l sixth So far but one set of candi- dates has been certified to the city recorder. but others will doubtless be , filed today The ticket now in the
 field is the one selected by the first commission which drafted a tcuta- tive charter and consists of C. F. . Ainsworth. J. r. Cleaveland. L. W Coggins. J. l.. E. Alexander. C. M I Sturgcs. Dr.. ,E. < Godfrey. A L. . Moore. Lysandcr Cassidy. Frank T I Trott. W. E. Lount, John O'MaIley t l J. l.. Irwin John T. Dunlap and w I NJ. Fickas.
 e FIRE FIEND RAGEs-The small frame dwelling at 9t5 North Third street was totally destroyed by fire . at S:&0 last evening. The fire orig mated in the kitchen from an un- known cause and had secured q long 3 start on the fire department before it was discovered by the occupants o'
 the adjoining room who were cngag- : ing in devotional exercises and failed l. to observe the progress of the de : vouring element raging at the rear o u the house. Mrs. Corand who lived ir Q the house, and two friends Miss CobI > and Miss Sharpe were in the build