Arizona republican., 1914-06-28

mission was issued yesterday at the office of the secretary of state to J. M Francis of Oatman Mohave county. BACK FROM LONG BEAcH-S. G
 Irwin has returned from Long Beach | Cal. where he was called on account
 of the death of his brother, Smith Irwin.
 IN COOL YAvAPAI-Tax Commis-
 sioner P. J. Miller and Mrs. Miller left Friday evening for Prescott for an ex- l tended stay. MT. Miller has been ill i for several weeks and at the advice of 1 his physician is taking a vacation al this time.
 TELEPHONE HEARING-The hear ing in the case of the Mountain States
 Telephone and Telegraph company 1 relative to assessment of the cOmpany's s property has been set for July "A. s. ; E. Hamer of Denver, tax agent for the 1 company will appear before the tax l commission
 A CONFECTIONERY jealous infor- | mant of The Republican was authority | for the statement appearing in yester- days paper to the effect that Dave | Robbins of Clifton expected to go into | business here. Mr Robbins says he is 1 in business in Clifton and will make no change.
 OFF FOR LOS ANGELES = | MT. and Mrs. George B. Bucking- ham and Harry Buckingham of East Van Buren street will leave this eve ming for Los Angeles where they will | make their home. They will make the trip in their car and will be ac- companied by Thomas V. Skaggs and Jack McNeil.
 JUDGE IRWIN TO SPEAk-Judge George s. Irwin has been selected to deliver an address on July II before the Maricopa county midsummer fair on the subject of Cotton Culture. Judge Irwin as secretary of the Mesa Commercial, club is thoroughly conver- sant with the cotton conditions locally and will evidently be able to represent the Mesa section to a good advantage
 DINNER TO MiSSlON-Mon- day night at the Arizona club is the most important little eatings that the directors of the board of trade and the fair commission will consume in some time. At this dinner will be de- cided most of the weighty questions of policy for the important Arizona state fair this fall.
 OPEN TILL MiDNlGHT-The of flee of Secretary of State Sidney P. Osborn will be kept open until mid night next Thursday night, in order to receive any petitions that may be filed at the last minute. The law provides that all initiative, referendum or amendment petitions must be filed on or before July 2. making that the last date on which filings can be made.
 RTHDAY PARTY - Miss Margaret Whitmore the pretty little daughter of MT. and Mrs. Roy Whitmore of North Second street, celebrated her third birthday Thurs day afternoon. The house throughout was charmingly decorated in cut flowers and greenery and fourteen young friends of the hostess enjoyed a delightful afternoon passed in jolly games.
 SPANISH PRINTING-The Re publican job printing office, as will be noticed by an advertisement this morning has put in a Spanish print | ing department having secured type with the Spanish accent marks. | These are essential in Spanish print | ing for frequently the meaning of Q word rests on the accent. A com petent translator is connected with | this department.
 FIVE ENTER FOR VARSITY l ARSHaP-Five students sat for ] the free scholarship for the University of Arizona held at the Central school l house yesterday. Phoenix was repre- sented by two of the students, namely Cynthia Marler, and Kenneth Com ! stock, graduates of the Phoenix high school Tempe sent two, MT. Woolf
 and Mr. Austin, gradates of the Nor
 nal school, whilst the honor of Glen 1 dale was upheld by Miss Katherine 1 Scudder
 NEW ARIZONA BEAUTY-A hand l some daughter arrived at the home of | MT and Mrs. J. C. Carver. on the Me 1 Dowell road on Friday. Baby Carver
 and mother are doing exceedingly we'll
 TRIP TO THE ZONES-The Par ent Teacher Sassociation of the Isaac
 school will give a Trip to the Zones | social Tuesday evening, June 3Oth 1 Hayracks will leave the school house
 at S:15 and S:30 to carry the passen gers through the torriG, temperate anc frigid zOnes Stops will be made 1T
 each zone for refreshments. A cordia
 invitation is extended to all to come
 and enjoy the evening A nOmina
 charge will be made
 LINEN SHOWER-A charming even
 was the linen shower given by Mis-:
 Mary Weir on Friday evening in homo of Miss Elsie Smith, one of the season.
 most charming brides-e elect. The affai was held at the home of MT. and Mrs J. A. Moore. in Wentworth, which wa.
 tastefully decorated in roses that ex
 pressed an artistic pink and whit
 color scheme Miss Smith was mad
 the recipient of many beautiful piece
 of linen. The guest list included Mrs
 Clyde Pearce and Misses Elsie Smith
 Helen Mitchell, Uretta Miller, Kat Maxwell, Harriet McGill, Edith Tee
 Dorothy Baykin, Dorothy Blumensteir Marian Armstrong, Celia Israel, Jea Armstrong, Audra Lawrence. Mari , Egley, Helen and Lila Weir. FOURTH OF JULY CLOSING The executive committee of the Mer chants and Manufacturers associa