Arizona republican., 1913-05-04
SUCCESS MUCH SOUGHT FOR

SUCCESS MUCH SOUGHT FOR Success is the most sought for thing in the world today. Make certain of your success in The Republican cam paign by working now.
 THE COAST ON BUSiNESS-H. P. DeMund left last night for Los Ange- les, and will look after many affairs for the Southwestern Building & In vestment company, of which he is president
 MIR. GALLAGHER ABROAD AGAIN George II. Gallagher. who is super intending the construction of the Wakelin warehouse for the Southwest ern Building & Investment company, is out after several weeks confinement at home
 FORD HOTEL William Gilmer, Stanton. Neb. Miss Nellie Whelan, Milwaukee; Dr. C. E. Pearson and family, Prescott; Charles Roberts, Prescott; F. w. Badenhauser, Tue son. Ed Farra. Turlock, Cal; C. II. Mcdonald, Yuma.
 VISITING IN CALIFORNIA-Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Hartranft of North Cen tral avenue left Thursday for a fort nights absence in California. The evening preceding their departure they were hosts of an artistically appoint ed dinner at the Country club.
 AN "OVERLAND" AUTOMOBILE- Will be awarded to some young women in the city of Phoenix and one to young woman outside of Phoenix by The Republican on May r. This leaves but two weeks in which to win these splendid awards. Make the most of your time, Miss Contestant.
 PRINCIPAL Is CHOSEN-Prof. Rummel. we'll known educator of Ohio. was last evening elected by the board of trustees of school district No. l. as principal of the Central school for next year, succeeding Prof. C. w. Randall recently elected assistant su- perintendent of the public schools of the city.
 A VISITING MINING ENGINEER- Henry Kehoe, a prominent mining engineer of Spokane Wash, passed through Phoenix yesterday on his way to make an examination of the Wood bury properties near Superior. It is to be hoped that he becomes inter ! ested, as he represents very substan- tial people with an aggregation of probably $20.O00,0 900 capital. CHILDREN'S NIGHT, 0. E. S.-The annual children's night of the Phoenix Chapter Order of the Eastern Star, will be held next Thursday night in Masonic Hall All children whose {! father or mother belong to the Eastern ,,-;I be games, presents and refreshments. A right royal time for the little folks 1 is planned.
 FLOOR POLISH iGNITES-Mrs. | Arthur F.. McCrea decided to give the l floor of one of the rooms in her home at 139 North Twelfth avenue a new dressing of floor polish yesterday morning. Before applying the liquid she placed the can upon the stove to warm it. And then the fire department was called. The blaze was eXtinguished
 before much damage was done but
 Mrs. McCrea had her confidence in that particular brand of floor polish for ever blasted.
 ERDMANS MOVES-Dick Erdmans, real estate dealer likes his new quar-
 ters in the Board of Trade building better than any place he ever OCcu- pied. He moved over there day CT | two ago from F to 4 North First street. Some people might hesitate to
 occupy room "12" but Dick is not su- 1 perstitious in fact he rather incineS the other way and thinks thirteen is ! a lucky number. Anyhow, he says it
 is working out that way with him and he attributes his unusual rush of busi- ness the past two days to large eX- | tent to the luck of the number of the room he now occupies
 COUNTRY CLUB TEA-Mrs Asa 1 B Kennan and Mrs. H. B Wilkinson , were hostesses at the Country clut yesterday, Mrs. William M. Seabury
 making the highest score at auction ! There were present Mrs. Walter Tal- bot Mrs. Richard E. Sloan, Mrs. Isaac Taft StOddard. Mrs. Homer King. Mrs 1 Louis H. Chalmers, Mrs. David Gold
 berg, Mrs. Joseph H. kibbey Mrs l Evans Darby. Mrs. Ancil Martin. Mrs 1 William M. Seabury, Mrs. Harry Kay I Mrs. Fen Hildreth. Mrs w Bennett
 Cough, Mrs. J. H. Armstrong, Mrs
 Clark Churchill, Mrs. w. A. Parish
 Mrs William Pinney. Mrs. George
 Hahn. Mrs. E. A. Fickas and Mrs
 Edwin J. Gillette.
 THOMAS CHAPMAN LEAVES Thomas Chapman, who during this
 winter has been employed by The Valley Bank in charge of the Public
 School Savings Bank department will
 leave this evening for Los Angeles
 where he will endeavor to install the
 same system in the public schools o1
 the city of the angels MT. Chap man came here from Minneapolis to
 rest and obtain the benefit of the un ! excelled winter climate of the Salt l River Valley. HoewVer his d1sposl
 ton is not to rest and he soon turn
 ed his hand to something useful. In 1 i..cr is Sh