Arizona republican., 1917-06-05

O. lNG secretary Ni state S oillCe WHo have subscribed for Liberty Loan bonds
 ROAD SHOWS coMlNG-A wire received yesterday from MT. Mauk by the manager of the Columbia theater. brings the information that many of the best road shows in film version nave been booked for that theater in the near future
 OFFERS TROOPS-Word from the war department yesterday to Colonel Fred S. Breen, dsburslng officer for the seiective draft, informed him that there were at his call all necessary troops to enforce the rules for regis uation day and to preserve order.
 POSTOrF FlCG TO OGO-1-Ah de- partments Of the Phoenix postoffice will close at noon today in observance of the holiday being celebrated in con nection with the registration of all males between the ages of , and 3Q There will be one complete de- livery by city carriers and rural ser vice will be maintained as usual.
 MORE 2ECRUiTS-A bundle of papers received at the office of the adjutant general conveyed the informa ton that the First Arizona had about forty more men than was known here Adjutant General Harris has asked Colonel A M. Tuthill, in command of the regiment, to inform him the pres ent strength of the regiment.
 AN ANNUAL VACATiON-Mr and Mrs. Sam N. Seip with their little daughter left last night for the coast where they will remain for three months. The little girl had just come out of siege of typhoid fever and her physician believed that a change of ,.I;r bar Nf. mend faster.
 PATRIOTIC CARO-Vic Hanny has just issued d patriotic window card neatly gotten up that is attracting much attention. It reads: Business as usual, go on buying as usual and lend your surplus to the government Liberty Loan. A penny buried will not produce anythin. 4 penny circulated gets re- suits and make Business as Usual ?
 THE SCHEDULE MAINTAINED Notwithstanding the arrival of a girl baby at the home of Mir. and Mrs Norva V. Dean on the Tempe road yes teTday morning there was no derange ment Of the schedule of the Phoenix Street Railway company of Arizona of which MT. Dean is a motorman.
 WOULD BE DENTlSTS-lTweKe candidates aIe taking examinations this week ct the state house before the state dental board for permission to practice in the state. There will be 9 clinic held at the old Central school building. No charge will be made per sons presenting themselves al the clinic to have work done.
 MEET AT TUCSON The state sanitary live stock commission, com posed of James A. Johnson, E. H. Crabb, and Frank P Moore, with F. W. Stephens as secretary. met yesterday at Tucson. It is the intention of the commission to hold meetings in diff ferent parts of the state for the con- venience of the live stock men.
 LICENSED TO WED-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Robert Tapia, 30, of Phoenix and Evelyn E. Johnson. g. of Los Angeles: Rollie C. Drorbaugh. 31. of Mesa and Ruby Col lins 23. of Superior, Pinal county: Hen ry A Ramirez, 19, and Carmelita Lu- cero. 16. both of Phoenix; James B. Mallon. 26. Lynchburg. Va, 26. and Flora A. Rice kibbie, Mich.
 ON WAY TO OKLAHOMA-Mr. and Mrs. R. P Vaughn, of Otay. Cal, ar rived in Phoenix Saturday via the jit- ney route on their way to Oklahoma Missouri and Wisconsin They aver aged l0o miles a day and 20 miles to a gallon of gas with their little old Ford MT. Vaughn is brother of Mrs George Gilmore, of SIP West Washing ton street
 WILL BE cLOSED-As a result of an order issued by Governor Thomas F. Campbell yesterday. the office of the states chief executive will be closed throughout the day in keeping with the presidents proclamation for the registration of all males between 21 and 20 years of age. Only i'm perative business matters will be given ! attention at the state house today AT THE POINT OF DEATH-Wil- 1 liam Isley had received word from Mrs 1 Alice Smith who is with her husband | Robert Smith at San Francisco that the doctors of the hospital where he went | six weeks ago for an operation. have given him up. Mir Smith whose home is at 3S0 North Second avenue is sev enty- two years of age He has been a resident of Phoenix for the last eleven years
 MORE PETITIONS-Ad peti i tions asking for referendum of the minimum wage law have been filed ir | the office of the secretary of state | fhe petitions now contain about COG more names than are necessary to se- cure a referendum. Numerous letters ! have been received. the writers claim ing their names have been WrCngfully l placed on petitions. Secretary of State [ Osborn has stated that when he re-
 ceives such letters. the name will bs 1 stricken off the petition.
 BY GOVERNMENT ORDERS-f recent ruling of the postoffice depart ment at Washington was to the eff
 feet that all rural carriers should ac-
 2ept notices in connection with tn, i war registration of today and distri
 hute the same without payment O postage to rural letter boxes located 1 7n the routes served by them. By this order, it was possible for loca
 committees to reach hundreds o young men that could not have other 1 wise been reached.
 NEW SANTA FEE SiGN-No Mabel there was no conflagration at Centra 1 avenue and Adams street last eveninf