Arizona republican., 1913-11-20

PISTON OUT AGAlN-Charles K
 Pishon, who for several days has been
 confined to his room in the Hotel
 Adams by a serious illness, has so
 far recovered as to be out again.
 HIGH SCHOOL PARENT TEACH
 ER-The Parent Teacher association
 of the high school will meet this aft
 ernoon at three o'clock. All friends
 and parents are cordially invited to
 attend.
 TWO MORE AUTO LICENSES -
 The following two licenses were is
 sued from the office of the secretary
 of state yesterday to new automobile
 owners: No. 3579, A. c. Young, Pres colt; No. 35SO, w w. Gnash. Wen den.
 LADIES OF THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH-The ladies of the Chris tian church will meet in the parlors of the church for an all-day session
 fl om 9:0O o'clock until 5:OO. They will be engaged in sewing for the Sunday school.
 ADAMS PARENT TEACHERS The Adams school Parent Teachers association will meet in the school
 house this afternoon at 2:3O. After the business session a social hour VIII De enJOyeu
 DR. BELL RETURNS-Dr. w. M. Bell has returned to Phoenix from | Casa Grande where he has spent some time in experimenting inn | rrovements on his ranch in that dis 1 t jet.
 NEW BAND INSTRUMENTS - Members of the Coyote band of the Phoenix high school received two new
  them out in their practice last eve ! hing. They are bass horn and a baritone.
 MEETING DATE SET-The state tax commission yesterday decided to 1 fix the date for holding the annual | sessions of the Arizona Assessors as sOciation at December 15 next. The | meeting place will be the city of Tucson, and the various business and civic organizations of Tucson have promised great time for the asses sors when they meet there. CLEANING OUT MIGRANTS - Chief of Police Moore has started q campaign against the element drift ing into town and not securing reg ular employment. Yesterday he had Paul Jones in police court charged with vagrancy. suspended sentence was given witFr the understanding that Jones make himself scarce as far as Phoenix is concerned. FUNERAL OF CHARLIE CAGE The funeral of Charlie Gage will be held this afternoon at 1:3O D. m. from the undertaking parlors of Merryman and Hayt. The interment will take place in the Catholic cem- etery Charles other brother, A. A. Boscha of San Diego, arrived yes terday. His brother, Frankie Gage, has been here with Charities during the entire time of his illness. MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED- The following marriage licenses were issued by the clerk of the superior court yesterday: Alexander Lee and Bertha Rust. Hiram H. Linville and Mrs. Anna NJ. Davies. all of MaricOpa county. A license was issued to John Campbell of Cochise county and Magdalen Veal of Los Angeles. Alexander Lee and Miss Rust were married yesterday afternoon by Judge Phillips of the superior court. DEATH OF MRS. PHILLIPS Reecca E. Phillips, after an illness extending over a period of one year, died early yesterday morning at her ] residence, 333 North Fourth avenue. Mrs Phillips was the mother of Gar ret Schuler, manager of the Hotel Adams. and had lived in Phoenix for about twenty years. She was the owner of the Phillips house, one of the first-cIass rooming houses of this city. which she conducted for years Besides her son, Mrs. Phillips 1 is survived by one daughter. The funeral will be held this afternoon from the Mohn, DriscoH & Maus un- dertaking parlOrs. 311 North First avenue. Rev Ray c. Harker officiat- ] ing. Burial will be made in Green 1 wood cemetery.
 THE AL4AMBRA SCHOOL-NeXt l Tuesday night will be a red letter night at Glendale on the occasion of 1 the formal opening of the new school 1 house which is the pride of that | neighborhood. It is q model of con struction, containing four rooms be 1 side two in the basement to be used 1 for domestic science and manual training classes, a library room and the principals room. It is expected tc have the leading educators of the valley present at the opening, includ- | ing County Superintendent Higgins, State Superintendent Case, President Matthews of the Tempe normal, Stu Perintendent John D. Loper of the city schools and Superintendent A K. Stabler of the high school All are | cordially invited to attend the open ing Refreshments will be served. Twenty hounds granIIIated sugar