Arizona republican., 1915-06-27

! VIII lltH lOuI lO EDsill lplG5o ana lIit i exposition, san Francisco and that fair, and several leading cities in northern California They will return to Phoe- nix in the latter part of August. James A Waters of Roosevelt, Ari- zona. left last night for san Francisco, | California, wne~e he will spend three
 months of the summer. MT. Waters will take in the exposition, visit his brother, relatives and friends in north ern California.
 pr. and Mrs George H.. Woodan of this city. are occupying their summer cottage in Prescott Located as it is, among the pines the WoodalIs are sure to enjoy their summer outing. Mrs Mary c. Cook of South Cen trai avenue. left last night for Flag staff. Arizona, where she will spend two of the summer months, her address there is care Normal school. Robert Scott of Mesa. is now located at san Jacinto. California. where he will remain for the summer.
 M~ and Mrs. George F. Gardiner of North Central avenue. who have been in Los Angeles for the last week. are now registered at the Schuyler Hotel, Long Beach. where they will remain for the next few weeks.
 Dr and Mrs $. n. Futile left last Thursday evening for the Pacific coast where they are taking in the fairs. They are now located at san Francisco.
 T. F Inscho prosperous Buckeye rancher left last evening for Pres colt. where he will take we'll earned rest during the next few weeks.
 Mir. and Mrs. C. H. Reuben and lit tie daughter. leave today for the coast going overland in their touring car. where they will remain until the first part of September. Their first stoT will be at san Diego where they will be fo. the next few weeks thence going north stopping at Los Angeles. san Francisco and Seattle
 MARRIAGE LICENSES O. P. Tucker and Anna Musgrave. Car men Alverez and Carmen Zapata were granted marriage licenses yes terday by the clerk Of the superior court.
 UNOELWEREO TELEGRAMS - The following messages at the Wes- tern Union are unclaimed. J. NJ. Elder, II. Q. Taylor Miss M. V. Turner, Ridgely Wilson. Mrs R. w. Hayes. Mrs NJ. A Lacey.
 MONDAY LUNCREON-The regu- lar Monday luncheon for business men will be held tomorrow noon at the Arizona club roof garden. Flu gene Hackett will preside at the meeting The Monday luncheons are open to all the business men of the city. regardless Of membership in any organization.
 SLIGHT ACClDENT-A south bound Indian school car narrowly
 missed seriously injuring AIrs. Sims wife of the president of the senate. yesterday afternoon at the corner of First and Adams streets. Mrs.
 Sims was driving an automobile, and turned in front of an approaching car which barely struck the ma cline doing no damage to ear or auto
 BOARD OF EDUCATION-State aid for high schools and changes in the courses of study were consider ed yesterday at a meeting of thu state board of education at the state house No final action was
 taken. however. and the matters will come up before the board at another meeting inside of the next month ! All the members of the board with the exception of Governor Hunt were present at the meeting.
 | TO BUY GAS PLANT-Applicati ton was filed yesterday with the corpOr-
 ation commission by the Douglas In Vestment company for permission to ' buy the total outstanding stock of the Douglas Gas company. owned by ! Ray and Titcomb. of Nogales. The
 commission granted the application.
 cn a showing that the purchasing ! corporation would be prepared to go ahead with extensions and enlarge
 ments now proposed. The Douglas ! Investment company owns the street | railway and electric light plant in
 the Shelter city.
 IMPRESSED WITH PHOENIX -
 r. Q. NJ. Sergeant. !. H. Spangler, U S A: Mrs. SpangIer and son who were guests for several days of MT. and Mrs Jacob Snyder 1920 East 1 Pierce street, left last evening for l Fort Moultrie. South Carolina, [.
 which post Sergeant Spapgler has
 been transferred. The army man has
 been stationed at Fort Mills. Core cidor. Philippine Islands, for tEe past
 three years, and with the exception
 of four years has been on the islands
 since his enlistment in 1900. Both I Sergeant and Mrs. Spangler expressed I themselves as surprised and pleased
 with the Salt River valley in general
 and Phoenix in particular.