Arizona republican., 1913-04-23
RETURNS FROM vAcAIIoN-

RETURNS FROM VAcATION- Miss Lillian Deubler, cashier at Gass Bros. has returned from her vacation E HERE FROM TUcSON-Fritz H. Bernard, an attorney of Tucson, was business visitor to Phoenix yesterday He expects to be in this city two or three days.
 SENATOR HUBBELL LEAvEs- Senor Don J. Lorenzo Hubbell, the sheepherder senator from Apache county, left last evening for a three day trip to Los Angeles on important business.
 BIRTH OF A SON-Word has been received in the city of the birth of a son to MT. and Mrs. Walter H. Hill of Peoria, Ill., on April P. Mrs. Hill will be better recalled to residents of Phoenix as Miss Beatrice Willis croft.
 COL. TUTHILL ExPEcTED-Col. A. M. Tuthill of Morenci. commanding the First Arizona Infantry is expected 1 to arrive in the city today to attend | the general staff meetings at the state house tomorrow. Col. Tuthill was a Greenlee county member of the consti- tutional convention. He is prominent also in Arizona medical circles. PARENT TEACHERS-There will | be no meeting of the Parent Teachers l association of the Creighton distric- l this week. The next regular meeting will be held on Friday. May g at 8 o'clock when it is hoped that all mem 1 bers will be present. Fathers as well as mothers are welcome at these meet | ings and an invitation is extended to l all interested in the work to attend. l CIVIL SERVICE-Examina will he held May 19 for a hydro electric | and a logging engineer both for the 1 forest service and reclamation service 1 Here are some more soon- to-cOme eX- I aminations. Drainage engineer, May 21; structural steel draftsman, May 21, 22;. copyist marine engineer and
 boiler draftsman, May 21; assistant l engineer in forest products May 21, 22; l mineral examiner, May 21
 DEBATE POSTPONED-The debate
 which was to have been discussed last night at the colored Baptist church was postponed because of indictment weath- CT but will be pulled off next Tuesday
 night, April 29th at the above church
 The subject to be debated is Resolved
 That it is beneficial for women to vote
 The affirmative side of the question
 will be supported by J. E. Walton an(
 Mrs. George White while the negativ, side will be handled by Rev William SOlly and Mrs. w. E. CoWan CIVIC LEAGUE MEETING-Th Civic League will meet this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in regular weekly ses
 sion in the city hall building. Ther will be instruction in the marking an, : tsignificance of the ballot and also general discussion of the cost of liv ing and other live topics. It is expect
 ed that a report will also be made b, 1.-the committee which visited the senat
 committee on code revision yesterda,
 to urge the passage of a new statut
 increasing the minimum age at whic
 girls, may marry in Arizona
 1 DISTINGUISHED VISITO ORS-
 President A. s. Grieg of the Arizon land New Mexico Land company am Col D. c. Collier, president of tn
 Panama California exposition at Sa Diego in 1915 were visitors in Phoe
 nix yesterday. travelling in the pri vate car of the former. Mr. Grie
 has just been north looking ove
 some reservoir sites which are in lin , for development. The colonel wa
 making one of his famous good fel ilowship trips, meeting men and talk ing boost on every subject under tn , sun--especialIy the exposition. Tn party left last night for the east
 having spent pleasant day i
 PEoenix