Arizona republican., 1913-04-30

neral of James A Logan will be held
this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from
the undertaking parlors of Moore &
Mcclellan All Knights are urged to
be in attendance.
THOMAS MADDOX sAck-Rep-
resentative Thomas Maddox of Coco
nino county who has been kept from
his duties in the state legislature by
reason of a severe indisposition, re-
turned yesterday morning from his
home in Williams. Mrs. Maddox did
not accompany Hon. Thomas NJ. on
this trip. r.
MAY DAY ORATOR-Harry NJ. Nc
Kee of the Arizona School of Law left
for Globe last evening. Mr.. Mckee has
been invited to deliver a principal ora
ton at Fuller's Ranch on May Day on
the occasion of the annual miners eX-
ercises. Senator A. A. Worsley of
Pima county will deliver one of the
orations on that occasion and left last
night also
POLICE FIND CHEcKS-The po-
lice department is in possession of sew
eral checks found yesterday. One is
signed by w. X. Rich, another by Joe
Askey and two by A. f. McGin. A
Maricopa county supervisors check for
sos issued to the Bartlett Heard Land
company is also among the papers
found. Owners can recover same by
identifying property.
CIVIC LEAGUE MEETING-The
regular weekly meeting of the civic
league this afternoon in the city hall
promises to be of more than usual in
terest in that a regular trial election"
viii be held for the instruction of
prospective women voters. Booths will
be erected, sample ballots will be en-
plOyed and there will be every feature
OF a regular election. The women of
Phoenix. whether members or not of
the league are urged to be present. The
hour is 2:3O O'Clock
ABBOT-DETROiT RECORD An
Abbott-Detroit, A, car has made an
enviable record for itself in having
been driven by c. C. Hemperly or w. A.
Wescott on nine consecutive trips to
the mines of the Sunflower Cinnabar
Mining company, a distance each way
of 70 miles. half of which is about the
toughest travelling in Arizona. These
trips have been made with five and six
passengers and luggage upon each oc-
casion, without accident, mishap or re-
pairs of any kind The average mile
age per gallon of gasoline over the en-
| tire route is placed at II miles.
AN INTERESTING HONEYMOON
Mr.. and Mrs Sammie Hughes of Tue
son are having an interesting honey
moon in the course of which they are
| enjoying the finest scenery in the
world Leaving Tucson Immediately
after the wedding more than Il week
| ago. they motored to Phoenix and after
a day or two here they went to the
| Grand Canyon from which they re
| turned on Saturday. On Sunday they
| left for Roosevelt dam accompanied by
| Mrs. l.. c. Hughes, mother of Senator
| Hughes and Dave Hughes brother OF
! the groom. The party returned yes
| terday from a most enjoyable trip Mr..
| and Mrs. Hughes will leave today for
| Tucson The bride was Miss Clara
| Ryndel, daughter of the manager of
| the Western Union at Tucson.
/ SUPT CASE RETURNS-State
| Supt Case who has been visiting
I
| to Phoenix yesterday Last Friday,
| Mr. Case delivered an address at the
| dedication of the Clifton high school
/ Saturday he was at Morenci, ana
! Sunday gave an address at Duncan.
! Next month Mr.. Case returns to
| Clifton to assist County School Sup
erintendent j. Wiley Akers in holding
a meeting of the school boards of
i his county. Mr.. Case believes that
1much can be done for the schools
through meetings of this kind. and
| is endeavoring to make the custom
| Of holding them state wide. He
made an important initial move in the
| same direction last November when
| he called a meeting of the county
/ school superintendent. He believes
| organized work of this kind is need
| ed and that it will effect an efficient
| administration unit for the schools.
| CHILD LABOR CASE Dave
| Jones. foreman for the Barber As
| phalt company, was summoned by
| Attendance Officer II. l.. Duty to
| appear before Judge tombstone. to
show reason why he should not be
prosecuted for an infraction Of the
child labor law. This was the first
intimation that Jones had received
that there was anyone in the en-
ploy of the Barber Asphalt company
under the age limit Mr.. Jones and
the Barber Asphalt company eX-
planned that they were in no way at
| fault in the matter, being entirely
innocent OF intention to break the
law. Herman SchindelbOWer, who IS
large for his age. was employed by
Jones who did not think To enquire
his age as the boy looks consider
ably older than sixteen. 1t appears
that boys may enter some regular
employment after they have passed
the age of fourteen provided they
make application for a certlilcate'
hut the law does not allow them TO
! go to work without certlflcate II
they are under the age of sixteen
i AS Schindelbower had not applleo
for his certificate he made Jones
liable to a fine of 1926, which amount
the iudge fined him OFFICER Duty