Arizona republican., 1913-03-06
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l MCKINLEY SCHOOL PARENT TEACHERS MEET-The Parent 1 Teachers association of the McKin- l ley school will meet this afternoon
 in the school at 2:3O All parents and
 teachers are requested to attend
 MISS LINCOLN RETURNS-Miss l Kate Lincoln, who has been engaged l in arranging for the appearance in l Globe of Madame Griselda, returned l from the old Dominion town last 1 evening, coming overland by auto 1 mobile
 LADIES OPEN MEETiNG-The la
 dies of the First M. F. church will | hold their all day meeting on Fri 1 day There will be a dinner served l from F to 1:3O. All strangers are | invited. The meeting will occur in 1 the church parlors
 ! UNWISE HiTCHiNG-Roy Yoky,
 Jap, was arrested yesterday by the pO- | lice for tying his horse to an awning 1 post on Washington street His horse was occupying a large part of sidewalk space when the policeman who made l the arrest happened along.
 i LADD GETS PUDOlNG-,Somebod took pity upon Leroy Ladd seer | tary to the governor, yesterday and l for fear that he will not get any of | the pie now being sought under the new administration. took him q dish | of pudding which he ate with much relish
 oRANGEWooD SOCIAL CLUB There will be d meeting of the Or | angewood Social ana Improvement | club at the residence of Mrs. Neff. on Central avenue, near the Indian school on Friday afternoon at 2:30 | o'clock. All neighbOrs at Orange wood are cordially invited to attend. SUN FETE PlCTURES-By special request, Manager Reeves will give one more run to the Arizona Motion Pic l ture company's film of the recent Aztec Sun Fete this evenings presentations | being the last before the film is sent upon the road. It is expected that the l film will be shown throughout Arizona, | in parts of California and New Mexico and Texas.
 THE NEW POSTOFFICE-Three 1 ears of furniture for the new post of 1 flee will reach Phoenix about next i Monday It is thought that it will take about a week to install it after which | the pOstoffice will be moved. None of the furniture of the old office, even the | bag racks will be used but all tnis 1 furniture will be divided between off | ces along the Arizona Eastern.
 i TWO ARIZONA VACANCIES - Among the vacancies in the Indian | service in Arizona tha, are announc- | ed in recent communication from 1 the civil service commission. There 1 is a vacancy in the Moqui Indian
 "chol at Tuba City, where a woman | instructor is wanted at a salary of 1 5000 per annum; and one at the l Truxton Canyon school at Truxton | on the Hualapai reservation, at a ! salary of $720 Der year The latter l position requires q man teacher
 WATER THROUGH SlPHON-The 1 inverted siphOn under North Central ! avenue, constructed to carry the water | of the town ditch under the newly paced street and permitting the lower ing of the grade of that thOroughfare 1 was completed yesterday and the water | turned in for the first time. It was demonstrated that the siphon is a sue cess. It was constructed by the Bar Der Asphalt company at a cost of $795, l which will be assessed against the property owners of the North Central avenue improvement district. A pub Hshed report that the siphon Spst 5000 is discredited by the vouchers.
 TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS - Superintendent C. Q. Case, of the state department Of public instruc- tion. was yesterday busily engaged ] in checking up the examination pa | pers from the teachers of the state. 1 Monday was examination day for the
 ensuing quarter for first grade cer- tificate applicants There were twenty one teachers in Maricopa
 county that took the examination so far reported, and one each for Maya jo, Yavapai, and Santa Cruz counties. Others are vet to be heard from. l Prof. Roberson. of Mesa, Prof Loper, of Phoenix. and Prof. Case consti-
 tute the examining committee.
 4 GLOBE MOTORCADE-A party
 of residents of Globe in three automO-
 piles arrived in the city last night in l Hudson cars Two of the cars, those belonging to Mrs. Al Kinney and Mrs. T A PasCOe are new ones and the trip was intended to be a tryOut. The 1 members of the party are as follows: In the PascOe car, MT. and Mrs. Tom PascOe, R. F.. Moore, manager of the Gila Valley Bank and Trust company
 and MT Hughes of the bank; in the
 Kinney car, Mrs. Kinney, Mrs. P. C. Little, Mrs. Lincoln and J. H. Hamill of the Arizona Record. The third car
 was that of c. L. Rawlins containing MT and Mrs Rawlins, their son George
 and Mrs. T. T Sturgeson.
 OPERA IN PHOENIx-Rehearsal
 for the Gilbert and Sullivan opera "The
 Sorcerer' are progressing finely and much interest is taken in the opera be-
 cause several local singers will make
 their operatic debut at the time 1t is
 sung and some new voices will be
 heard alsO Carl Hull the well known
 church sOloist and attache of the Val ley Bank sings one of the leading roles
 Derry Civille. well known citizen of
 Phoenix takes the part of the Sor- | cerer Miss DorOthea Packard, daugh-
 ter of the Hon B. A. Packard of Doug
 las and Miss Dorothy Boynton prom
 inent soprano soloist of Pittsburg, Pa