Arizona republican., 1915-05-20
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DR. HARkER TO SPEAK-Dr. Ray Clarkson harker will deliver the com
 mencement address at Peoria on Fri I day evening.
 | AT PRESCOTT-Tax Commis- sioner Thomas E. Campbell left yes i terday morning on a business trip to Prescott and Jerome.
 PHILATHEA cLASS-The Phila-
 thea class of the First N. E. church
 was entertained Tuesday evening ac
 the home of Mrs. Ben C. Estes. 1 HEARING SET-The corporation commission yesterday set May 27 as i the date for the investigation of the l Arizona Securities and Investment company
 1 NEW OTARIES-NotariaI com
 missions were issued yesterday at 1 the office of the secretary of state l to D. A. Little of Phoenix and A s. Leon of Tucson.
 RED TUBES-The Southwestern Carburetor company has received 3 new shipment of red inner tubes to fit the big consignment Of Congress castings received some time ago. SUNDAY SCHOOL BOARD MEET
 ING-The Sunday school board of the
 First Methodist church will meet at
 the parsonage this evening at 7:30 o'clock. All officers and teachers are
 urged to be present.
 RECITAL TONiGHT-This even
 ing at S:3O the young people of the Piano, Vocal and Expression depart ments of the Arizona School of Music will be heard in recital. Everyone
 OHIO SOCIETY-There will be a meeting of the Ohio society this af- ofa
 Der of Commerce. for the purpose of reOrganizing the society. All the members are urged to be present.
 ODD FELLOWS PicNIC-In addi- tion to the program already announced for the Odd Fellows picnic next Satur- day at Riverside park, there will be prizes offered to the valley lodge hay ing the best attendance at the picnic, as well as the outside lodges.
 DOG WANTS HOME-Humane Of ficer Canning reports that he has on his list of homeless canires a male dog, part collie and part Airedale, six months old. The dog is very good nat ured, and Is used to the company of children. It may be seen at 715 North Second street
 DIRECTORS AT CLUB-The board of directors of the chamber of com merce will hold it's regular weekly meeting at four this afternoon at the Arizona club instead of the cham her of commerce, because the builG- CTS are busy altering the premises. The regular routine of business will be taken I'D.
 IN SUPREME COURT-The case of J. w. Bennie vs. the Becker Franz company, and the appeal of w. H. Bertlett vs. George A. Macdonald, treasurer of Maricopa county, are set for argument in supreme court today.
 RECORD CAUGHT THIEF-Be- l cause the man who was trying to sell a Goodrich safety tread stolen | from the delivery auto of the Paris ] cleaners called up the Motor Supply company to inquire as to the value | of the tire, the deal did not go Incidentally Manager H. L. | Stevenson, who keeps a record of every tire sold. discovered from the i serial number that the tire had been 1 stolen. and promptly turned the man l over to the police.
 CAN SELL STOCk-Formal per init to sell 325.0OO shares of stock | was issued yesterday to the Big Jim | Gold Mining company by the cor 1 poration commission The company | has taken over property formerly | owned by the Tom Reed Extension ! Gold Mining company. and the per- init was granted with the express that the interests of i stockholders in that company are to | be fully protected
 is cordially invited.
 CREIGHTON ANNUAL MEET -l The Creighton Parent Teachers As sociation will hold it's annual meet | ing and election of officers, at the school house on Friday, at 2:3O P. [ M. It is hoped all members will | find it convenient to be present, and i; that others interested in child wei fare will come and join the asso- citation. Arrangements for the sum mer meetings will be made, and the hostess will serve light refreshments. [
 LONG WAY TO GO-News was received yesterday that an Arizona carried in leading magazine. had brought a response from darkest Africa. MT. L. Nageli l of Addis- -Abeba is the man who saw the ad. and who wrote to C. l.. colonization agent of the Santa Fe His home is in Abbysinia, on the upper reaches of the White Nile Harry Welch of the cham Der of commerce. who answered the inquiry, saying he hoped MT NageI; would recognize the advantages of the Salt River Valley well enough to make his. home here, maintains that this is the world record for long distance responses to advertisements.