Arizona republican., 1913-09-21
LICENSES FOR MACHINES

| HarbesOn, Phoenix.
 DOUGLAS sCHOOL-An parents
 of the Douglas school are requested 1 to meet at the school house We'd ! nesdav afternoon at o'clock for the 1 purpose of organizing the parent ! teachers association. Mrs. Frank
 T. AllIire, the state organizer, will i be present and direct the proceed i ings.
 ] SUFFERS A LOSS-The builders | of the new store for J. Birderman on North Central avenue met with a serious loss yesterday afternoon l when two crates of glass intended to be used for the new store front. in some way fell over and broke into small bits. The loss is in the neigh l borhood of $500.
 WHERE IS kONRAD WEBER, A letter was received at the office of the sheriff yesterday from r. c. ITuehes an attorney of LeavenWOrth, Kansas, making inquiry for one Konrad Weber. who left St Louis twenty-five or thirty years ago for some point in Arizona An estate in which he is interested is in process of settlement and communication with him is desired.
 ARRIVAL OF DR. DUNLAP -Dr. Robt M Dunlap, a well known Phoc- nix boy has returned from Chicago with his wife, formerly Miss Sylvia Tomkins of Chicago. MT. DInIGp has finished a course in dentistry at the Northwestern University, Chicago. and will now be associated in the same office with his brother, Dr. John T. Dunlap, in the Goodrich block. Dr. Robt Dunlap and his charming young wife will make their home with his parents at 7l5 West Jefferson street.
 ENGINEER TO PRESCOTT-T. r. Nichols, of the state engineers de- partment. left last evening for the north where he will be in conference with the state engineer. Lamar Cobb. during the next few days. Though 1t was thought Mir. Cobb might return to Phoenix inside the early part of next week. it was stated in the en- g5neer's office yesterday that there was little likelihood of his being or hand for d week or two vet His les which was severely fractured some weeks ago near Prescott. has not slif- ficiently healed to permit his travel ing.
 A PLEA FOR TREES When Grand avenue was opened thirty six wears ago. w. J Murphy planted row of ash trees along each side of it. Those on the west side have 1 been well cared for, that is. they ! have had plenty of water and they are large and thrifty and beautiful For long time those on the east side of the avenue have had no wa ter and they are showing the lack i oc it There is a ditch on that side but for some reason no water has been run in it and the trees have i had tt depend upon rain at long in- ! tccvals.
 DESERT INNN-Desert Inn. one 1 of Arizona's best known Winte. re- sorts. which has been for years GI-
 der the management of Dr. F. A. ] stafford, has been purchased by w.. b Buntin. who will assume the 1 management immediately. pr. Staf-
 lords many friends will be glad to
 learn that his health is sufficlent'y improved for him to resume tie pra ctfce of his profession. The doc tor will remain at Desert Inn this ! season. The new management pro 1 poses conducting the Inn along the 1 same lines as has been done in the past so that patrons need miss nothing of the comfort and pleasure which they have learned to associa. C 1 with Desert Inn.
 ! CALLING THE CALENDAR Judge Phillips announced yesterday
 that the calendar of non jury cases 1 would be called in superior court | tomorrow morning at half past nine o'clock when also there will be a 1 report by the committee on court rules The court urged all lawyers 1 having such cases to be present and it was stated that all cases not 1 erergetically looked after would be | dropped from the trial calendar. The enormous amount of business that has accumulated in the court makes the adherence to rigid rules impera-
 tive.
 EMPIRE SKATERS TO MEET-A
 regular monthly meeting of the Elm
 pire State society will be held at
 7:3O o'clock, Thursday evening, Sep
 tember 25, at the residence of Mrs .lD. V. smith, 512 East Monroe street
 All members are urged to be present
 and visitors from New York state
 are welcome At a recent postponed
 meeting held at the residence of Mrs
 It. C. Martin, delegates were elected
 to represent the society at the com
 ing state fair and details concerning
 their part in the celebration arrang-
 ed for The social session follow
 ing included refreshments and games
 at which several dainty prizes were