Arizona republican., 1914-06-04

CLARK IS NO IARY-HOn. E. ,. Clark of Prescott was issued a notary commission yesterday by the secretary of state.
 HERE FROM TUCSON-Frank E. Russell, manager of the Tucson Elect ric Light & Power company and Frank E. Curley, city attorney, were here yes terday on. business with the corpora tion commission.
 HERE ON VISIT-Mrs. E. V. Mar tin, of San Francisco, is the guest of her son and daughter law, MT and Mrs A. F. Adams, of S5 West Willetta street.
 TOM TRENT LEAVES - Tom Trent, sales agent of the Overland auto company of Phoenix leaves to- day for a short business trip to the coast.
 LADIES' AiD-The Ladies Aid Soci- ety of Grace .Lutheran church will meet with Mrs. J. H. Whitson. 1125 E. Gull yer street this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
 CREIGHTON FUNERAL - The funeral of H. II. Creighton, long a resident of this city. who died last week at Batavia, H., will be held Friday afternoon at o'clock at the Presbyterian church.
 AUTHORIZED LOAN-The corpora tion commission yesterday authorized the loan of 10000 by the Tucson Gas, Electric Light and Power company to the Tucson Rapid Transit company The money is to be spent in paving between tracks and making extension
 BUYS A COlE-The latest Phoeni- elan to buy one of the standardized Cole cars is Eugene Redewill, now the owner of one of the new four cylinder five passenger machines. The Rede- wills expect to tour California this summer, including the great Yosemite Park in their schedule. The sale was made by Manager c. E. Peterson of the Cole Motor Co.
 w. C. T. U.-The regular weekly meeting of the w. c. T. U will be held as usual this afternoon at the home of the society at 227 w. Mon roe street Mrs Myrtle Stevens, who has charge of the young peoples branch has planned an interesting program somewhat out of the ordi- nary. and all, both old and young are urged to attend.
 LOSES VALUABLE WHEEL-W. F. Lyons, former bicycle trickist, has grief in his heart over the mer- oiless act of some vandal who de- prived him of a valuable nickel plated mount. The wheel was stolen from Lyons home, 546 West Jeffer- 1 son street, night before last. He val ues the machine mostly because it is a trick wheel" It is easily recog- nized by it's nickel plating, which covers the entire frame.
 1 A BENEFIT BAlL-A benefit en- tertainment the proceeds of which will go to the relief of indigent per sons in Phoenix or this vicinity, sui l fering of tuberculosis will be given at the Gardens on June IS. The en- tertainmeht will include a ball at the skating rink which will be con- nected with the Gardens on that oc- casion. The tickets will shortly be placed on sale. MT. Read of the Gardens has kindly donated the use | SIOuluS
 GOT ANY "RAMlE?" - Inquiries nave been received at the board ot trade for "ramie.' Ramie it is ex- 2, ,plained,s.is a-.sort zof-~grassr~or flax DepCnent saith not whether it is the
 sort of agricultural product from which "ramie' linen is made. but
 that is the inference There may be | a lnt # t.
 valley. and that's why someone is
 anxious to know. California inquir- CTS have been asking about myrtle too.
 GIRL ISSING-Josephine simp- son, colored, disappeared from hel
 home at 315 West Lincoln street yes
 tcrday afternoon, and at a late houl
 last night had not been located Hel
 parents state that she is subject tC
 temporary mental Arrangement an,
 it is feared that she was sufferine
 from some such attack when she lief
 home. When last seen she wa
 dressed in brown skirt, shoes ant
 hat. and white shirtwaist. She is de
 scribed as slim in build and is abou 2S years old
 WRITING HISTORY ON THF
 COAST - Hon. Thomas F.. Farisl
 state historian left last night for tn
 coast where he will spend the nex
 three months gathering data con ; corning the early history of Arizona He will go directly to San Dieg !, where he hopes to find in the ancien | files of the Tribune, matter which h has been unable to find in the earl . files of the papers of Arizona. Tn
 headquarters of MT Parish will be a : Los Angeles. He expects during hi stay to prepare matter for two vol
 umes of the history of Arizona an , have it ready for presentation to tn f legislature at it's next session.