Arizona republican., 1916-03-12

organlZatlon are urged to be in at tendance.
 AT THE FORD-J. P Fucker. Oil City, Pa: Minnie r. Buckner, Allene, Texas; T. Tubner, Phoenix; w. R. Moby, Phoenix.
 LICENSED TO WED-Luis Argil- and Victoria Napoleon both of Peoria, were granted a marriage license yes terday.
 STANDAGE's PLANS-There is an impression about town that O. L. Standage expects to make the race for the office of state superintendent of public instruction. This is not his intention; he has announced his ! candidacy for the position of county school superintendent at the pri- maries. MT. Standage was a member of the constitutional convention and was for many years principal of the Alma school at Mesa.
 ON CITlZENSHIP-At- meeting of the Maricopa County Teachers Asso- citation at the Monroe school yesterday, President Won KleinSmid of the Uni versity of Arizona delivered a lecture on citizenship Dr. Von KleinSmid condemned local patriotism. For all- round citizenship he suggested that world citizenship be substituted. One | of the causes of the conflict across the sea he registered to tco much local pride in country and not enough in the world at large
 A $3o00 VERDICT-The jury re-
 turned a verdict of s3,o00 for the plain l tiff in the case of Blanche McPherson versus W. L. Missimore, F. J. Halter
 man. G. N. Baker and the Coca Cola Bottling Workss Mrs. McPherson, who was represented by Fisher & Jarrett, | brought suit to recover 5000 Ac- i cording to the plaintiff she had merely l loaned the Coca Cola people the money. while the defendant claimed she had agreed to buy the concern and had only
 paid in that amount and then discon-
 tinued payments. J. L. Gust was coun- l sel for the defendants.
 SCHOOL EXCURSlON-The gram 1 mar grades of Washington school made a trip to Glendale yesterday CT body. The Phoenix Street Railway | company were kind enough to place a l special car at their disposal and at two o'clock the entire school >1amb- cred aboard and made the trip to the sugar city. The baseball team rep resenting the Washington school. played the Glendale school, and were badly beaten. The pupils are exceed | ingly grateful to the management of the railway company for placing the car at their disposal.
 AT THE COMMERCIALLY. A | Wolfe, Los Angeles; $. B. Elliot, Los Angeles; George Hare, Armstrong, Col; Alice Vada, Springfield; Fred Chris tian, Aguila; Rudolph Muche, New | York City; J. H. Leigh, Fl Paso; l.. R. Taft, Superior; A. A. Johns, Pres
 colt; Bert Haskett Flagstaff; Mrs
 Master, Flagstaff; Mrs. c. D. Richard son. Ajo Claria Blatzy. Chicago; G. A. Laney, Chicago; N. J. Ritter city D. E. Collins and wife, Flagstaff: T. c. Evans, Fl Paso; Harry T. Southworth. | Prescott; F. G. Brecht, Prescott; R. A. Fredericks, Prescott; Mrs. R. A. Fred ericks, Prescott; Mrs. B. B. Lancaster, Winslow; Mrs. R. L. Walcott, Wins
 low: P. J. Mckinney, city.
 AT THE JEFFERSON D.
 Weeks, Chicago; John Whencher and
 wife, San Francisco; Mrs. H. R. Mabry, Socaton; F. $. Julians, Reno; Charles c. Starr, Reno; John Hennessy, Jr., Flagstaff; Mrs. J. L. Whaites and hus- band, Ray; G. S. Jackson and wife.
 Miami; S. A. Woodruff, Phoenix; l..
 B. Rainforth, San Francisco; Herbert V. Clotts, U. S. Indian Service; B. F. Dwiggens, Racine; C. R. Arnold, Ra- cine; C. A. Redmond, Los Angeles; F.
 $. Hemming, Los Angeles; H. H. Shaw, Denver; Wm. E. Davis, Denver H. J.
 Malone, Wickenberg; B. c. Fischer.
 Los Angeles; w K. Horton Los An geles; Mrs. H. B. Stooker and Miss Stooker, Rochester; Mrs. F. Shanley, Chicago; M. F. Shanley, Chicago; Mrs. C. A. Jasperson and children. Chicago; G. H. Worsley and wife, Bronauch. | o1- T