Arizona republican., 1915-12-09
M,eILrEN HAS THE GRIP

1 owing to a pad attack O1 the Srlp, q
 malady which at the present seems very prevalent among state house | forces.
 NEW RISK FlRMs-The state corporation yesterday issued permits 1 to the Great Southern Life Insurance | Company of Houston. Tex, and the
 Southern Sdrety Company of St Louis to conduct branch offices in l the state of Arizona.
 DANCING GLASSES OPEN = Billy King and Bert Coyle opened dancing classes in Patrick Hall on ] West Washington street and are pre- 1 pairing to teach all of the ancient and modern dances. The classes will
 start on Saturdays, Mondays and 1 Wednesdays,
 1 CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS = Civil service tests will be open, as follows, i in the Phoenix office in the Federal 1 building during January: Laboratory aid in seed testing, marine engine boiler draftsman, aid in coast and l geOdetic survey, expert and special agent, bureau of labor statistics, male and female.
 BALTZ p. T. A. The Parent Teachers association of the Baltz dis trict will hold a bazaar at the school 1 house Saturday. The bazaar will be
 open in the afternoon and evening" with a cafeteria supper at eight o'clock. An appetizing Christmas menu
 will be served. An appropriate pro
 gram will be rendered in the evening" | A CORRECTION-In copying the names of those concerned in the re- cent death of Miss Clara Ruth Hal
 stead, and the removal of the body to
 Sturgeon Bay, Wis. for burial, an err
 TOT was made. It was Mrs. Mary Hal stead who accompanied the remains east, instead of Miss Alice A. HaIstead, who will continue to make her home here
 p. G. & E. CASE DISMISSED The
 action which had been begun before | the state corporation commission by | the Pacific Gas and Electric company l against Green & Griffin, local real
 estate dealers, to compel the latter to
 reimburse them for the light lines ex- l tended to Las Palmas, was dismissed, | the matter having been settled out l side by the two above named parties. i NEW OWNERS AUTO SHOP Jack and Tom Sparks and P. T. Bone i of this city have taken over the re- | pair shop, formerly operated by the l McArthur Brothers on Polk street
 MT. Bone, who was for five years a 1 tester of motors for the government
 in Honolulu, will be manager and Tom Sparks assistant manager of the 1 garage.
 EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY A new directory giving the name, ad- 1 dress and salary of every teacher and l instructor in Arizona has just been 1 issued by. Superintendent Case. The directory will prove a very valuable | to those interested in such subjects. ! It contains nearly 1C0 pages. Copies will be mailed to all educators | throughout the state. There were i 5000 printed.
 AT THE FORD-J. E. Swain, I Ohio; C. P. Shea, Knightstown, In l diana; Mrs. D. J. Kelly, LaJunta | Colo. J. w. McMullen, Marengo, In diana Flora and Mollie Adams, Eff ] fingham H.: Steve Jordan, Doug ! las; Louis J. Smock, Bisbee; William I H. Thorn, eddlands, CaL;W. K. Kres- huff. Long Beach; H. C. Chase, Viv- ] ian. w. Va; B. J. MinOt, Kansas City, | Nick Brown. Phoenix
 l AT THE JEFFERSON-W William ] Francis Wilson, San Francisco; J. H. l MuIhulland and family; Mrs. T. N. | Wills. F'eldman; Ernest McCauley, Fl l Paso: F. R. Sanders, Mesa; l.. C.. l Hesart: Mrs r. Becker, New York;
 J. w. Atofen. Jackson, Cal; James A. | Armstrong and W. s. Turner, Holly | wood, Cal: Genevieve L. Hurlbert | GalesburE, H.; J. J. King, Pasadena;
 H. N FIamm and wife, Muskegon. 1 Mich; J. R. Kunderer and wife, Ok Iahoma City; Mrs. Helen s. Berry, i St. Louis; W. M. Ernest and wife, | Greeuville. Tenn
 DAMAGE SUIT SETTLED S1O.OOO damage suit of the Phoenix Title and Trust Company. adminis- trator of the estate of Feodora Valen- zuela. deceased, against the Arizona
 Eastern was settled out of court yes l terday. after the introduction of evil dencc, for S3,5O0. The accident,
 which occurred January 227. 1915, and resulted in the death of the
 woman the following day. took place at Fifth street. In crossing the
 tracks Mrs. Valenzuela's foot caught
 in the frog and she was unable to extricate' herself before the approach
 of the train.
 AT THE ADAMS-Wilbur N. Ryan, | Denver: R. N. Atmore, Bakersfield; :; C. E. Mills, Globe; J. w. Willis, Gin cinnati; Fletcher U. Young, New
 York: H. F. Figgen, Denver; Estella
 M. starts. Cleveland, Ohio; w. Black burn. Los Angeles; G. Veal, Dallas; 1;
 J. F. Hardin, Kansas City; w. H. l Blue. Fl Paso: George H. Lindlay.
 Chicago;. s. c. Miller, M. M. Williams.
 Pasadena; H. J. Jackson, Jerome;
 Thomas Molly, Yuma; N. H. McCay,
 Long Beach: J. P. Gasllill and wife. | Ajo; B. A. Packard and s. W. White, Douglas; Burk Shartel, Oklahoma City: C. A. Markell. Los Angeles;
 S. Fl. Metzgcr, Rolf, Neb.; Miss Pat | tie Metzgar, Cedar Creek, Neb.; W.. l c. Read, Denver; George B. Mclean,
 Los Angeles; Max Strasberg, Denver; Alton L. Dickerson, Miss Foster Dick
 erson and John F. Mcconnell and
 wife, Colorado Springs; pr. Inger- soil, Los Angeles; w. P. Moseley,
 San Francisco: s. L. Housser St.
 Louis; E. Kirscher, New York; L. II.
 Robins, Los Angeles; A. E. Mabbott l Ajo.; Jack ,Binns, Ohio; V. F. Reig-
 gio Fl Paso.
 Best Family Flour, large sack. s1.55 | Best Creamery Butter 31c
 Kansas Corn Meal .....27 | McKEES' bs