Arizona republican., 1916-09-08

remainder of the summer
 TO L. A. BEACHES-S. A. Hatch and Mrs Hatch lett yesterday after noon to spend the remainder of the summer in Los Angeles and the near by beaches.
 SMALL SMUDGE-The fire depart ment responded to an alarm last even ing caused by a small quantity of rub Dish burning in a Mexican shack on Monroe street
 UNDELlvERED TELEGRAMS - There are undelivered telegrams at the Western Union for the following: Herman Graves, Harry Person, Charlie Burns and Pearl Lancaster.
 NEW YORK MlNER-F. c. Latume and wife of New York is making his headquarters at the Jefferson hotel while visiting here for few days on short business visit
 WITH SILVER BELL-Alex. B. Downe of Los Angeles, consulting engineer of the Silver Bell mine, is stopping at the Jefferson hotel while here for short business trip.
 RETURN HOME-Mr and Mrs. George Day and their daughters, Miss Wilma Day and Miss Georgia Day have returned to Phoenix from months motor tour Of the north
 MARRIAGE LICENSES S-Marraige licenses were granted yesterday to Ramon Johnson and Zula George. both of the Salt River Reservation and Walter J. Portwood and Nora Woodward
 kELLNER IN TOWN-E. F. Kell- ner. Jr., and wife, of Superior, owner of the Superior Commercial and Trust company, is stopping at tho Adams hotel while in town for a short time on a business trip.
 AN OlNEY RAlLY-A rally meet ing will be held this evening at 8 o'clock at the Osborn school in be- half of the candidacy of George Olney for governor Among the speakers on the program are Judge A. C. Bak- CT, W. T. Webb and Judge w F. Tim mons. A cordial invitation has been extended to all democrats to attend.
 NEWLY ARRlVED-F'red Crump an employe of the Republican Job Shop. is buying out the cigar shops these days to give smokes to hls many friends who are attempting to help him celebrate the happy arrival of q nine pound baby girl at his home on North Second avenue, last Wednesday evening. Mother and child are gettin; along nicely.
 IN NEED OF HELP-There has been brought to the attention of Hu- mane Officer Canning the case of a widow, the sole support of five chil- dren and her parents. The family is destitute of almost everything in the way of furniture They especially need bedstead. two mattresses and bed clothing. Those who have anything of this sort to spare should call MT. Cam uing Telephone 2304.
 PASSED ATIONS-Coun- tv Superintendent of Schools. J. A. Higgins has been notified that the following passed the state teachers exam.ntion held here last month: 1 First grade. F. H. Ford. Fl. l.. Os 1 horne. Iinwood S Pratt; Music. Clara | Morgan: Second grade. L. F. John | son, Lucille Ellington. L. E. Kingman, i Gladys LowGer, Mrs F. N. Slaughter. Alice B1skner, Alta Danner. Jessie Bertram and J. Jessie Forsyth l ON CAMPAIGN--A. l.. Jones. can ] didate for county superintendent of schools subject to the democratic pri- maries campaigned in the Buckeye country yesterday. He will fire his l last gun in Mesa and Phoenix
 LEFT FOR TuCSoN-Sheriff Jeff Adams and Deputy Sheriff George Brawner left yesterday for Tucson or a warrant issued in Tempe for q man wanted for the theft of horse 
 1 Sunday.
 ARRAIGNED IN COURT-FranlS Pedrosa was arraigned in the justice court of the east precinct yesterday and entered plea of not guilty of simple assault Judge Parker set his preliminary examination for Friday morning at eleven o'clock. In the justice courl of the west precinct Matlllas Gales was arraigned being charged with failure to provide Tor his wife. His preliminary hearing was set for Saturday morning at ter o'clock and Simmie Fields against whom there was similar charge Will be given hearing Saturday after noon at two o'clock
 FROM HARQUA HALA Robert ! Halpin wife and son of Harqua Haia are guests of the Jefferson hote
 while here for q short time looking after business interests. Other guests include l.. P. Cannanen, Memphis
 Tenn: Mrs. Kingwill and daughter Ray: Miss Elizabeth Paugh, Glendale;
 Mathe Pugh, Tempe; Gordon R
 stewart. Miami: L. G. Thompson and
 wife. Los Angeles; Mrs. G. Kingdom Cananea Miss Myrtle Kenyon Georgf
 Snow, Cananea: J. T. Champion Globe: H. H. Johnson. Los Angeles;
 F.. J. Benient, Cleveland; NJ. Brady
 Chicago; Silas Salo, Geo. W. Given
 Leo Nagfield. Globe: w. G. Tawse
 Los Angeles; J. F. Chapman, Phoe' nix; L. s. Golfer, Los Angeles; P. 5
 Head. Kansas City; R. H. Patten, Sar Diego: J. B. Schnettenhelm and wife Ray: H E. Davis, Los Angeles; Mrs
 M. Johnson. Univesta, Colo; C. H Gar. Venice: F. Moore, Globe; Alex , B. Downe, Los Angeles; J. Fl. Norton 7 F'ieldman; F. J. Painter, Los Angeles ; J F Bonnet, A R. Page, Hayden; J l II. Huntsman. Tucson; F.. V. Tenty 3 Denver: NJ. l.. Mosby, Los Angeles F. C. Lagume and wife. New York; D Mckenzie. Prescott; Ed r. Byrne
 Denver: Mrs. J. l.. Hegdon. Norman
 j. Johnson, Globe: NJ r. Duffy ans wife Kirkville Mo; Walter Moore | Union. Ills: Wenonah Perrigo. Tem [ pe: Miss Eva Rector, Miss Eva Grif
 fifth, Tempe Miss Anna M Amar l Leupp. Ariz.: Wm. Harris Ash Fork f Mrs H. R. Siletzley Ash Fork: Glen { Condon. Santa Fe. N. NJ; H. :
 Hughes A. w. McDouell. Los Ange t les: NJ. F. Griffin. Flagstaff; s. z
 Lumbert Phoenix; A. E. Ott Los An y geles: Mrs. Ida Fork Miami; Mr. l. Martha Patterson. Tucson; Mrs Shed q and daughters, Pueblo; J. H NcSei'
 Louisville: Mrs. J. l.. Higdon, Globe
 A. M. Page. Kansas City; c F. An
 derson. Kansas City; A. J. Houston d Tucson; c. H Skinner Tucscn. t Hear Judge A. s. Hawkins, (candi r date for Judge of Superior CourD 6
 the City Hall tonigbt.-Adv.