Arizona republican., 1913-05-20
VISITING DAUGHTER

continue on east to spend a few weeks
 the guest of friends in Denver.
 ROAD ENGINEER HEREBY G. 1 Twitchell, who it is understood, will 1 have charge of the construction of the state highway from the north ! abutment of the Tempe bridge to the junction of East Van Buren street, | which is known as the Tempe road, is 1 in the city.
 CIVIC IEAGUE-The regular week. | Iy meeting of the Civic league will be l held tomorrow afternoon at 2:30
 o'clock, second floor of the city hall l building. There is business of inn portance and all members and friends i of the organization are urged to be l in attendance.
 M'DOUGALLS GO EAST-Mr and 1 Mrs. NJ. C. McDOugall have started on q trip east, Mrs. McDOugalI intending to spend some time at Battle Creek, Mich. MT. McDougall will go on into Ontario Canada where he will visit friends and relatives before returning to Phoenix Mrs. McDougaU expects to spend most Of the summer in the east.
 MARRIAGE LICENSES IsSUED- The following parties were granted liAeiI IctSot iIOcIlStS EoSttlU I1di b. Pryor and Oehlese Williamson; Peter J. Schmelz and Ella Del Re; William A Minter and Mary Ellen Martin; Cloud Darnell and Mary Glenn; and James English and Fannie Breedlove, all gave Maricopa county as their places of residence.
 STATE CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR A Christian EndeaVOr state union ,Tr.G, the Christian church will meet again tonight at the Presbyterian church at 7:30. A temporary organization is now operating. and tonight's session
 will see it turned into a permanent one with officers elected and a set of rules adopted. The union will, as
 it's name indicates, be state wide
 DOCTORS TO GLoeE-Drs Looney and Yount of Prescott, pr. Brown of Kelvin and three other physicians from the northern part of Arizona were passengers yesterday morning on the big American car of the Globe Phoe- nix Auto Stage line. en route to Globe to be in attendance al the an nual convention of the Arizona State Medical association, now in session there
 DISTRIBUTING AUTO LISTS -| The state tax commission is prepar ing lists of the automobiles of the state and the ownership thereof to send to the several county tax as sessors so that the automobiles may be rendered for taxation with other property, for, although d special tax is levied upon automobiles, the ma chimes are also subject to taxation aC other property.
 RESERVE STOCK OF TEXT BOOkS-COunty Superintendent J. A. Higgins and his office force is now busily engaged in making out list of the reserve stock of school books for the use of the probable new school districts that may be created during the summer months. Under the provisions of the law d reserve stock of ) per cent. of the complete equipment of books is allowed. The cost to the state for Maricopa county so far for school books will be in the neighborhoOd of 22000
 TEACHERS ExAMINATION-The state department of public instruc ton is now busiIy engaged preparing the questions for the next quarterly examina toins on June and 1 next, when the second and third grade teachers will have to stand their ex- aminations again. However, every teacher who passes the second grade examination with the algebra ques- tions of the first grade is qualified for first grade certificate, and if for tunate enough in passing the exam ination. does not have to stand again.
 OLD-TIMER RETURNS = J. V. Yeager who was for a long time a resident of this valley during the construction of the Winkelman ex- tension and the line of railroad from Wickenburg to Parker. is again in the city. but in an entirely different capacity from what many of his friends ever expected him to show up here. Since leaving Phoenix. MT. Yeager has embarked in the moving picture business. and is now in the | city with six complete reels of the 1 pictures of the recent warlike disturb ances in Mexico. Pictures are shown of the street fighting in Mexico City, the riots at Vera Cruz, and the fight ing at Bachimba camp. One of the most thrilling sights, however, is the appearance of the American battle ships in the harbor of Vera Cruz.
 DEMONSTRATION AT INDIAN SCHOOL-The public is particularly invited to attend the academic and in dustrial demonstrations at the Indian School Wednesday afternoon from to o'clock. Visitors will be met at the entrance by guides and conducted through the various departments so that they can get a panoramic view, as it were, of the work being done at the Phoenix Indian industrial school. The methods of imparting the early les sons in English to the pupils in the lower grades, the regular academic work through the grammar grades, music, drawing, etc, may be seen. Then a tour of inspection to the diff ferent shops where the boys and girls are learning to do the things which will make them efficient workers will