Arizona republican., 1914-08-21

ment 10 give the pubic the pene1lt of the increased popularity. The greater the trade the more the money will buy for each patron. This sort Of cooperation is heartily believed | in by the New Palace Cafe.
 | NEW NOTARY-A notarial com mission was issued yesterday at the I O. Tar of Globe.
 WATER SURVEY COMMITTEE Howard s. Reed, Prof G. E. P. Smith of the University of Arizona and A. L. Harris have been appoint 1 ed by President A. L. Moore of the board of trade to investigate the wa ter bulletins on the state and on the Salt River valley, with a view to compiling comprehensive report on | the same - l FEDERAL RESERVE cELEBRA. l |TiON-The board of trade has re- ceived an invitation to send accred- ited delegates to the celebration of the establishment of the federal re- serve law at Chicago, September l. The celebration will be Intended by the president, famous bankers and officers of the government, as well las by delegates from the various cities.
 eoLlN's OPPONENT HERE Charles F. Hanson of Cochise coun- lty, candidate for the democratic nomination for the position of state mine inspector at the primaries on September 8, the opponent of G. H. Bolin, the present incumbent, was in Phoenix yesterday. Mr. Hanson $ making an energetic campaign for the office. He has already been ltouring the state for eighteen days. He goes north this morning
 TOM PRESCOTT ENGAGED-Tom Prescott, former city attorney of Phoenix, and Miss Aleda Bisschers of Grand Rapids. Michigan, will be married there on September 2, ac- cording to word received by friends yesterday. After the wedding. MT. and Mrs. Prescott will spend their honeymoon in Los Angeles. before coming to Phoenix to establish their home. Miss Bisschers was formerly teacher of the piano at the Arizona School of Music
 DEATH OF MRS. DRANE-Mrs. Fannie B. Drane died early yester- day morning at the residence of Ezra W. Thayer. 60 Portland Place Mrs. Drane was sister of Mrs. Thayer land has made her home in Phoenix for the past twelve years. During tthat time she has made many friends Iwho will deeply sympathize with her relatives at her loss. The funeral Twill occur this morning from the parlors of Moore and Mcclellan at g o'clock, and the interment will take place in Greenwood cemetery.
 | FINED, BUT WILL APPEAL When L. c. Harman tried to explain lit to the argumentative man at the gate of Riverside park the other ev- lening, he made the mistake of get lting excited. with the result that be- fore he knew it he was considered Ito be disturbing the peace. In the Justice court yesterday a further ex- tplanation failed to convince Judge
 Parker. who found Harman guilty land imposed a fine of s10 Highly | ttention of appealing and accordingly filled notice.
 GATES COME TO LlFE-Gartt NV. Cate. of The Republican, and Mrs
 Cate drove into Flagstaff on Wed
 nesday after an absence of two
 weeks from the usual scene of activi- ties of the two. Two weeks ago MT
 and Mrs. Cate lost themselves in the
 mountains intending to take the triI
 to. the Canyon slowly by a route al
 thei- own. They have achieved SC much of the journey and the Ford car has held up all the way. This is the first word that has been re-
 ceived from them since their depar- l ture. Since that time they have visited Roosevelt Dam, Tonto Basin
 Payson. Natural Bridge and Mormon | Lake. They expect to return tC
 Phoenix about next Monday.
 Il HYDER'S GREAT DISPLAY = , John Hyder has just completed his , Porosknit window display for thu national contest that is conducted b,
 that institution. every year. and ha. . had set of photographs made by ar
 expert to. send in to the home office
 of the Porosknit company. The win.
 dow work was done by the expert o
 the De Luxe store. than whom ther,
 are few. better window dressers il
 the entire southwest. He arranged 1 the underwear in the form of letter.
 spelling the word "Porosknit" on {
 green velvet background. The entir,
 window is filled with this grade O
 goods so cleverly arranged that it ii
 expected the Store De Luxe will hea
 from the pictures shortly in tn,
 shape of one of the principal prizes