Arizona republican., 1915-08-10
MEETING CHANGED-C

MEETING cHANGED-On account
 of the sickness of Miss Helen Joy, the
 meeting of the Girls Improvement
 club will be held with Miss Helen
 Evans, corner of Seventh avenue and ! Osborn road.
 BURCH COMING BACk-Walter
 Burch, formerly an attorney in Phoe- nix, has written friends here that he
 will soon be @-a his way back to the | land of sun nlT1a. He is at present in Mexico. M
 1 VACATION TIME-Postmaste c. 1 B. Wood will leave tonight for the Grand Canyon where he will meet Mrs. Wood They will then make the lt trip to San Francisco remaining there until the end of the month. A visit to Los Angeles and san Diego will also be made.
 TO A. .-nD TAX CONFERENCE -Chairman Cnarles P. Howe, and Commissioner Thomas F. Campbell left last evening for San Francisco | to attend the national tax conference
 which opens in that city tomorrow. | The conference will continue the rest | of the week
 | MORE PUBLICITY - Secretary Harry Welch of the chamber of con- merce is preparing series of spe- cial photos for C. O. Case to take | to the convention of the N. F. A. The pictures will be of scenes around the valley. and at Roosevelt. MT. Welch has also sent 1000 booklets to the government exhibit at the San Francisco fair.
 kORRICK BREAKS ARM--Abe | Korrick while in the act of cranking 1 his Hudson machine yesterday. came ! in contact with the crank when 1t
 was on the way back in somewhat Of a hurry. The meeting of the two , apendases, caused a bad break in Korrick's right arm. Yesterday af- ternoon he was round about the store with the injured member safely do- minciled in a plaster cast
 | BACK FROM EAST-Miss Ethel Wise superintendent of the incor porating department of the corpora | tion commission, has returned from a months vacation, most of which was spent at Baltimore Md. where her mother has been taking the ra- dium treatment for cancer. Miss Wise found her mother apparently kcured, but a precaution she will remain at the hospital until fall. AN INNOVATION chamber of commerce has ordered a quantity of envelopes from the State Press that are a decided hit from an advertisers point of view. A picture of the Roosevelt dam at it's overfolwing stage, entirely covers one side of the envelope, above which are the words, "A full reservoir assures prosperity yof the Salt River Valley" The en- velopes were desigend by the State
 Press people, and wherever sent should attract attention.
 CIVIL SERVICE ExAM-The Unit ed States civil service commission announces that an examination for the position of forest and field clerk
 to fill vacancies in the forest ser wee and other servces will be held in i this city on September II, 1915. Ap- plication blanks and complete infor- nation may be secured from the To-
 cal secretary at the postoffice or from
 the district secretary, Twelfth U. s l Civil Servce Dstrct, Room 241, Post office Building. San Francisco, Calf
 MOTORCYCLE CASE-Word was received yesterday by the rate de- partment of the Corporation commits
 sion that no extension of time had |
 merce commission in the reparation order in the motorcycle cases and that unless the railroad companies brought action in the courts they would be in contempt of the com- mission. Preparation was ordered on shipments of motorcycles to the Mo torcycle company and the Phoenix ! Cycle company of this city,
 l TURNED TIDE THE WRONG WAY-On Sunday evening an ad-
 vertisement was left at this office relating to employment for work
 Something was said about ability to
 milk COW, it was uncertain whether employment or an empIoye ! was wanted. The doubt was resolved | Tn favor of the latter theory and the | advertisement as inserted with the word Wanted" supplied. The ad- | dress of the advertiser was given | Before noon he called for relief He | said that already twenty five per
 sons had called on him for a job which he wanted himself. He com plained that the reception of callers | and his explanation to them took up time that ought to be employed in l looking for work