Arizona republican., 1913-11-19

CANNOT GET APARTMENTS Within the past week there have been enough calls at the local real estate agencies for furnished apartments to completely fill d half dozen large apartment houses. Two and three room furnished apartments, close in, gre a minus quantity and the need of several large new buildings to house the people who desire to do light housekeeping is again brought to notice.
 KEEGANS LEAVE FOR HOME Fair Commissioner J. J. Keegan and Mrs. Keegan left for their homo in Globe yesterday. Mrs. Keegan has been confined in d hospital for sev- eral days, but is much improved. MT. Kcegan recently has sold his busi- ness at Globe and as soon as he has business affairs strengthened out he will come to Phoenix and make prep aration to build a home in the Salt River valley.
 SCANDINAVIAN EETING-After laying off about four months during the summer season the Scandinavian American society will meet again on Thursday evening at the Union Hall on Fifth and Van Burcn streets All members are urged to be present to e;ect Eew officers and to make a general outline of the entertainments to be held during thc winter The society expects to double it's mem bership this winter and some very in teresting events are being planned
 A NEW PHOENIX CLUB-A new Phoenix club, the "23 Skidadlers." composed of young men of the city. most of whom are attending the high school, was organized last eve hing The members chose green and yellow for their colors, and the mot to, Dots nice; don't fight" Mem bership is more or less secret. and the officers of the club are wholly secret. It will take an active in terest in all social life of the city, and will innitiate stunts and did- ings of it's own.
 DIR. YOUNT PASSES THROUGH -C. E. YOunt of Prescott. one of the speakers who will appear before the Phoenix audiences on November 20. when the lecturers of the state wide keep clean and be welT' cam paign open their engagements here, passed through Phoenix yesterday enroute to Tucson where he appears
 
 schools at that place. Mir Yount. who is one of the few recognized experts on the lungs in the south west, is an interesting speaker. and he promises an exhaustive and in structive series for the Phoenix peo- ple when the lecturers arrive here Friday of this week.
 ADVANCE MAN LEAVES-C. B. Willis, professor of mines of the University of Arizona, who is at the present time acting as advance man for the lecturers of the university the State Medical society and the
 American Medical society, who are touring the towns of Arizona, left Phoenix yesterday on his way north to arrange the dates there MT, willis completed his work here ana has arranged for the three appear ances of the lecturers here on NO vember 20. The lectures Wil De held in the High School auultoi i''lli ,li in the morning and the evening anu in the Woman's club Tn tue noon. of EATS AND A DoG-Humane Or f,cer I w. Canning announces that o,doavoring to secure homes for 2 half-grown white male eat an" ovovp black riale cat He also t,as a gray kitten for which he Wouid ,u,o tn find comfortable quarters A lo,,o Scotch collie was brought to MT C,anpipe 2 day or two ago and no" h is irving to find either the owner or some person who would give the .,i,,,al a good home. The dog IS nrobabIv about two years old, anu ,cntIc He wore a round leather collar and his tail is about hall the ,s,,al length of a coliies tail The doe will be given to some person l nronisinc to give him q good home subicct of course to the condltloh that the owner may. recover the an | fnal if he calls.
 WHO'S WHO" DE LUxE-"Who's Who in Arizona" de luxe, will pc ready for the press ir about slNly days according to the present plans of the publisher. Many of the i'm nortant towns of the state and a number of the more prominent clu- zens were not mentioned in the tlrSt | edition which has been off the press l a couple of weeks Errors Whlch | crept into the first book will be cor | rected in the second edition, ana a more complete write-up Of the ad- l vantages of the state will be given l One of the features will be a good | roads section, and the work which 1 has been done in this respect in the state during the past few years will be described. Flattering reports are | heard regarding the first edition, but 1 Corners states that the second book | will not only be much improved from a literary standpoint, but it will be bound in Morocco and the general l quality will be improved.