Arizona republican., 1915-04-21

that cannot be done outside the bigger cities, is the only machine of it's kind in this part of the world. With other features. this makes it possible to do pretty nearly any sort of optical work. without the aid of mail orders.
 MARRIAGE LICENSES-Adolph F. POenicke and Hattie A. Ueaver were granted a marriage license by the clerk of the superior court yester- day
 CALLED EAST BY SAD NEWS- Assistant Secretary of State R. F. NcGillen and wife left last night for Chicago, called there by word of the death of MT. McGillen's mother
 ZION LADIES AID-The Ladies' Aid Society of the Zion English Evangelical Lutheran church will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs Deaver of 37S North Sixth avenue.
 SQUIRRELS TURNED LOOSE -I Game Warden Willard has liberated two pairs of squirrels in the state house grounds. whert the little ami mals seem to be very much at home
 CARTWRIGHT scHooL-The Cart wright school closes a most success At4 NN'A At'hNf <Hl'ili -''- fi'- NicF- ing exercises will be given in the evening at o'clock The public is invited.
 EQUITY SUIT-Hearing on the equity case of Emma Hummel yer sus George and William Guckenburg were begun in federal court before Judge w. H. Sawtelle yesterday morning.
 ABOUT WEATHER 8UREAU-At- tractive little booklets describing and explaining the work of the United States weather bureau have been re- ceived at the local office in the fed eral building for limited distribu- tion.
 FOR cUNNiFF MEMoRIAL-The board of control yesterday voted to ask for bids on a bronze memorial tablet for the late M G. Cunniff, former president of the state sen ate. The tablet. which will be placed in the state house, will measure 24 by 26 incnes
 TWELVE ARE PARoLED-On the recommendation of Supt Pullian the board of control yesterday grant ed paroles from the state industrial school to twelve inmates. Gus Carillo Ia Tucson youth. was given a dis tileti III OTutT lIldI nc may 1Oln the navy.
 DOUGLAS DELEGATES - The Douglas delegates to the l. O. O. F. Grand lodge are A. A. Ferguson. A Seaman. Frank sherman and Mes danes Fisher. Brodie, Seaman. Earp and Clyatt. They came overland by way of Florence in two automobiles and expect to make the return trip hy way of Roosevelt dam, viewing the big lake for a few days.
 DOGS WANT HOMES-Humane Officer Canning reports that he has three dogs on hand that are looking for homes. One is very pretty male. mixture of collie and spaniel. about q year old: the second is part collie and part shepherd. and is three months old. The third is just a plain dog, six months old, but would make a good pet for children.
 TO SAN ANCISCO-Warren N. Bridges, former state superintendent of insurance left last evening for San Francisco where he is to read q paper before the Pacific Board of Fire Underwriters on The Work of the Arizona Corporation Commission The meeting of underwriters, which is in connection with insurance week" at the exposition will be held Friday and Saturday. ORDER DENIED-The corporation commission yesterday formally de- nied the application of the Winslow Gas company for permission to dis ! tribute the capital stock between the bond buyers and promoters Stock 1 to the amount of $3O.000 was to have | been given as a bonus to buyers of the bond and the remaining $70,0O0 worth was to have been given to the three promoters.
 FOR ELECTRICAL SAFETY-W. F.. Canada, an electrical engineer of | the bureau of standards of the de- partment of commerce at Washing ton was Phoenix visitor yesterday and called at the corporation com
 mission to discuss Arizona regula- 1 tions governing overhead construc tion. MT. Canada is engaged in com piling material for a National Flee trical Safety code, and is making an extended trip throughout the wes- i tern states.
 HIGH SCHOOL p. r. A. The meeting postponed from last Thurs day of the High School Parent Teachers association will occur next Thursday at o'clock p. m. at the Domestic Science building. This be- l ing the last meeting of the year. of
 ficers for next year will be elected. 1 Mrs. B A. Fowler will discuss the
 subject. "Why Our Students Should Go to College" Mrs. C. H. Anderson
 will present the question, Play grounds and Recreation All inter tested are cordially invited. | l Big strawberry sale today. McKees