Arizona republican., 1917-05-29
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SPEAKS TODA

SPEAKS TODAY-Stanley J. Clark. socialist speaker and debater, will speak at the city hall plaza this eve hing at o'clock on the theme, Remuneration Through Industrial De mocracy."
 BUSY SHERIFF-The busiest man about the sheriff's office yesterday was Sheriff Wilky himself. engaged in send
 ing out the envelopes containing the blanks to be used at the registration week from today.
 LICENSED TO WED-Marriage l- ceness were issued yesterday to Edwin Claire Baker 37, of Phoenix and Grace Ernest, 26, of Delevan, Wis; Gilbert A. Mercer, 40, and Alice May Darnell, 41. both of Phoenix.
 ATES-County School Super intendent Fulton is sending out to trust ees blanks on which to make estimates of their needs for the coming school year. In these blanks provision is made for itemizing every possible expense in cident to the schools.
 MORE PETITIONS - Three addi- tional petitions asking for a referen- dunn of the highway commission bill passed at the last session of the legis
 lature we're received at the office of the secretary of state yesterday. There now are POT names on the petitions for this referendum.
 DECORATE GRAVES-Members of Robert F.. Lee chapter, Daughters of
 the Confederacy, plan to decorate the graves in the old cemetery on Wednes- day morning, Decoration day. Daugh ters of the Confederacy will gather at the old cemetery on Wednesday morn ing for the ceremony.
 OFFICE AT STATE HOUSE-Dr. R. j. Flight, the newly appointed state veterinarian, has established his of flee at the state house in the offices of the sanitary livestock commission. Dr. w. F.. Severn. the retiring state veterinarian, maintained a dOwnt town office during his regime.
 BUSINESS BOUGHT-The O'Brien- McGrath company has purchased tue mule buying business of D. 0. and L. L. 1 Johnson which has been established 1 here for several years. The transfer l took place yesterday morning. Thomas ] McGrath will have general charge of 1 the business.
 PAYS FINES. NJ. Griffith admitted | that he had made a speedway of part | of the Tempe road in the vicinity 0i the asylum and further admitted that l he had hit 1t up for 75 miles an hOul while he was at it. He paid fine of l 5l0 thus cementing closer the bond oi 1 friendship between him and his auto mobile.
 INSPECTOR HERE - Lieutenant Colonel Eli Helmick. inspector general J for the southern division, was in Phoe- nix yesterday inspecting the accounts of the United States property and dis bursting officer Colonel Helmick die not inspect the United States property here yesterday, of which there is com | q 1 FINDS KORRICk'S BUlCk-Po- 1 iiceman Y. l.. Culp early last evenine found the new Buick automobile be.
 longing to Charles korrick. of the New
 York Store, reported stolen about mid
 night the night before. The machine
 was standing at Third avenue ant
 Monroe street. It had evidently beer
 driven considerable distance Ther, is no clue to the "jOy riders"
 K. OF p. MEMORIAL-Next Sun
 day afternoon at 2;30 o'clock in the K
 of P. hall the Knights of Pythias vii
 hold annual Memorial exercises. Tn
 ritualistic service will be read by tn
 officers of the lodge. Rev. w. J. Sim
 of the Methodist church, South, vii
 be the orator of the day The seryic
 is open to the general public, to whic l the lodge extends a cordial invitation VANADIUM MEETlNG-An infor
 nal meeting of the stockholders of tn United States Vanadium Developmen
 company will be held this evening a s o'clock at the offices of the presi : dent. pr. E. Payne Palmer, third foo of the Goodrich building. All stock holders are urged to be in attendance
 as there are many matters of impor tance to be discussed
 SURPRISE RELATlVES-The is
 suance of a marriage license in To Angeles to Henry E. Lytthans, age
 2l years. and Alice M. Simmer, age
 20 years, both of Phoenix, came as complete surprise to members of tn Lytthans family, living at 415 Yves Jefferson street. Members of the fam fly stated last evening that they ha recently heard from the young mar but that his letter conveyed no inti nation that he contemplated matri mony.
 LIGHT ARTlLLERY-W. s. Scurr foreman of the concentrating room 0 the Inspiration company at Globe passed the medical examination yester day here for admission to the ligh artillery. E. F. Hiatt. of the Hiatt In vestment company of Globe, also passe, the examination for the same organiza tion. Frank Lewis, who came to Phoe nix from Globe with Messrs Scurr an, Hiatt failed to pass because of smal technicality. The successful applicant