Arizona republican., 1914-02-12

MISS EDITS LEAVES-Miss Eff fife Bolts, clerk in the office of Fed eral Court Clerk G. w. Lewis left last night for Tucson where she will be deputy in charge of that of flee.
 APPOINTED GUARDlAN-J. w Robinson was yesterday appointed guardian of Irl R. Robinson, minor, by Judge Phillips of the superior court. The application was made yesterday, the hearing was had and the letters of guardianship issued
 CHIEF MEDICAL OFF!CER-Dr R. N.sLooney, superintendent of pub lie health for the state of Arizona, who is also prominent in Masonic circles, is down from his home in Prescott attending to both official business and some pleasurable busi- ness also.
 MEETING POSTPONED reg ular monthly meeting of the Adams School Parent Teachers association which was to have been held today has been postponed for one week on account of the sessions of the Ari- zona Congress of Mothers which is in session in Phoenix today.
 FIRE ExTiNGUISHER-The Wes- tern Chemical Fire Extinguisher Co., will give a public demonstration of their fire pail at Grant park this afternoon at 200 o'clock. The fire pail is to be manufactured in Phoe- nix and has received the endorse ment of the local insurance under writers.
 SCANDINAVIAN AMERICANS TO MEET-The Scandinavian American society will meet tomorrow night in Union Hall. A special program has been prepared for the evening, and a most enjoyable time is expected. All ScandinaVians are requested to at tend whether they are members of the society or not.
 THE BEST ADVERTISING ME- DIUM-The Republican is now and always will be the best advertising medium in Phoenix because it is a morning paper and always publishes the news of vital importance when it happens. It has a big Associated Press report, with a wire in the of flee and a reportorial force that CO., vers the city and state news better than any other paper.
 1 JO CONNORS IN TROUBLE = l While riding from the court house | to Seventh avenue and Fillmore yes terday Jo Connors. better known as Who's Who,' lost a bill book con- | taining list of names and reports very valuable to the owner Jo is | now badly in need of just that book i and will pay a liberal reward for i the return of it. It is of little value to the finder but very valuable to Jo.
 | LOSES WHEEL-H H. Kent. as sistant secretary of the Y. M. c. A. reported an audacious theft last night, he being the victim and his bicycle the thing stolen The ma chine, which is an Olive Racycle, l which was swiped off his front porch -while he sat just inside and heard the slight noise of the intruder, not thinking anyone would have gall enough to attempt d robbery. He will offer a reward for the return tof his machine.
 w. C. T. U. MEETING-"In unity 1 there is strength All the good people of Phoenix and visitors to the city are cordially invited to attend the next regular weekly meeting of the Woman's Christian Temperance union at the home of the society, 227 West Monroe st. this afternoon, Mrs C. M. Zimmerman, hostess. Although the leaders have not been announced an interesting meeting is sure to be held just the same. The evangelistiC service opens at 2:15 followed by the business session, and then the program which none should miss. DEATH OF MRS. FELDMAN- Mrs. c. S. Feldman, wife of c. $ Feldman of the Arizona State Press died Tuesday morning after finger ing illness. The Feldmans came
 here about two years ago for tho
 benefit of Mrs. Feldman's health. Fol a time she improved under the ben efficient climate of the Salt Rivel valley until a sudden relapse abou
 two months ago. The funeral will b'
 held on Friday afternoon at o'clock
 Mrs. Feldman was a member of thu Episcopal church and was for while quite active in the work O
 the church She is survived by he
 husband and two daughters wht live here. She also has many rela tives in New York. The family resi-
 dence is at 1221 East Pierce street
 MANY MARRIAGE LICENSES = Deputy Clerk Wilson of the clerk office of the superior court, who i
 also the official agent of Cupid il
 that he generally issues the licenses of late has been relieved of tha
 important office by L. J. Hedgpeth
 Clerk Hedgpeth was kept busy yes
 terday handing out licenses at tn
 customary rate of $2.0O per, or a
 the facetious sometimes say, s1.9 and a two-cent stamp. The list o
 those who are either married b.
 this time as a result of the effort
 of the office or ill be soon, com
 prises the following names: Fred
 Poole and Miss Sarah Zetta Garcia Refugio Flores and Otilia Labrada Lee F. Dunn and Bettie Cavaness Manuel Inclan and Eparanca Zunica
 Robert Leland Lamb and Anna Mau
 Harvey; all of these were iron
 Maricopa county.