Arizona republican., 1912-12-21
CHAUFFER'S LICENSE ISSUED

cHAUFFER'S LICENSE ISSUED , Marshall A Cassidy Globe, Arizona l was yesterday issued chauffer's license l No. BIO by secretary of state Osborne WILL SERVE TEA-Mrs. Henry 1 George and Mrs. w. K James will | serve tea tomorrow afternoon at The ! Country Club.
 HERE FROM FRESNo-George P Cummings, county assessor of Fresno county. California, is visiting in the { city for a few days. MT. Cummings is
 fresh from the Los Angeles meeting of | the annual convention of the California 1 assessors association.
 ! HAS ANYBODY SEEN KELLEY Miss ChriSsie Gilchrist of the ASso- ciated Charities is in receipt of re- | quest to locate Joseph II. Kelley Any l information which will lead to the 1 disclosure of his whereabouts will be appreciated by Miss Gilchrist who seeks Kelley in behalf of his brother
 ON HUNTING TRIP-A. F. Jones, J. l.. Irwin, J. B. Gillespie and their I families are spending two or three I days down in the Arlington country on a duck hunting expedition. The | party went down in autos. and while
 no word has been heard from them since they left. it is certain that they 1 will not return until they have bag ged their fill Of birds.
 HIGH SCHOOL LUNcHEoNS- 1 The S5 girls of the high school do- ! mestic science classes have been 1 formed into groups of three and each group takes charge of the schools model flat for day and serve l luncheon there to some of the etach 1 CTS or students and other guests.
 one of the girls acts as hostess, one i prepares the food and the third ! serves. The first of the luncheons were served this week.
 FUNERAL OF ANDREW KING l The funeral of Andrew King, who | died early Thursday morning at the residence. 344 North Fourth avenue will be held this morning from the Moore & Mcclellan undertaking par 1 lors at 10:30 o'clock, Rev. Henry Mar 1 tyn Campbell officiating. Burial will l be made in Greenwood cemetery. Mir. ! King had been a resident of Phoenix for three and one half years and is survived by his wife and one son, student at the high school.
 PHYSIOLOGY OF TRACK-The members of the high school track 1 team met yesterday afternoon for a lecture on training for track by Athletic Director Cowan. MT. COwan advised gradual increase of the amount of work done so that deVel- opment could keep place. increasing strain He laid down a number of training rules prohibiting alcoholic stimulants and tobacco. and advising against the use of pastry and certain kinds of meat. Bathing and sleep were discussed and the lecture closed with a practical demonstration of rubbing.
 LOST $10o0-C. A. Corbell, of Tempe, was in the city yesterday on business ard returned last night to Tempe. poorer man by S100O00 than he was when he came. How all this happened Mir. Corben cannot tell, except that he knows he had a s10000 note at 3:30 yesterday afternoon and at 5:3O he didn't have it. The instrument was lost during the course of the business calls in the city. It is made out in favor of the Southwestern Land & Sugar company of Glendale, and is due on July 1st next. MT. COrbell upon finding that he had lost the note imme- diately notified all the banks and is now doing all he possibly can to find it.