Arizona republican., 1917-11-08
JEWISH WOMEN TO MEET-The

JEWISH WOMEN TO NEE t-Ihe members of the Council of Jewish Women will meet at the home of Mrs. Barnett E. Marks on Friday morning, to sew They will maRe aprons for an apron sale Jewish ladies who are not members of the Council are especially invited to attend this meeting if they are inclined to assist in the sewing.
 CIRCLE WILL SGW-Circle No. 3 of the First NJ E. church will meet at the home of Mrs. Clara Battin, 504 North Sixth street tuGay at 2:9O p. m. All members are urged to be present and come prepared to sew.
 SEE GRAND CANYON PICTURES More than 100 of the first year science students at the high school were guests at the Lamara theater yes terday afternoon at the invitation of Harry Mace at a showing of pictures of the Grand Canyon. The students were accompanied by Professor Will son.
 BOTTLE FAMlNE-Ph0enix is fac ing a bottle famine Dairymen are not able to secure new bottles, and there fore will not be able to furnish bot tied milk unless the public helps them out by returning to the milkmen all stored up bottles and promptly every day the empty bottles. The empty bottles are of no use to the consumer, but are of great use to the dairymen.
 EXTENSION OF TIME GRANTED The Southwestern Construction company was given 30 days extension of time in which to complete the pay ing of Linwood street. between Cen traI and Third avenues, by the city commission yesterday. The request was based on a technicality, the job itself having already been completed PLUMBING BOARD APPOINTED Upon recommendation of Herbert J. Mann. city building inspector, the city commission yesterday authorized the appointment of B. A. Harrington and W. H. Johnson to serve without pay as a plumbing board, succeeding the present board composed of l.. T. Dale and Johnson.
 A NEW ARC LIGHT-The city commission yesterday authorized the installation of an arc light at the cor ner of Portland street and Third ave nue, at the request of property own CTS. The motion, put by Commissioner Woods, seconded by Mclean, followed discussion on the inability of the fac tories to supply the necessary lights. City Manager Craig said that several lights had been ordered, but as yet the orders had not been filled by the man. ufacturerS.
 4 THOUGHTFUL CROWD Seldom has there been an exhibition of so much earnest serious meditation as one may witness by glancing in at the 1 door of the supreme court room where a dozen or more young men are taking i the state bar examination. Judge A.
 C. Baker and P. w. O'Sullivan of Prescott are taking the role of Tor 1 quemada. An announcement of the | result of the examination will be made 1 today.
 MAY STOP ROAD WORK - | Whether the Chamber of Commerce
 of Phoenix will advocate the discon-
 tinuance of all road work in Ari- 1 zona during the war is to be decided 1 at a meeting of the board of di- rectors of that organization this after
 noon at o'clock The Chamber Of Commerce of .Yavapai county has
 wired the local organization object
 ing to the discontinuance of road work The state engineer has rec commended to the governor that atl
 road work be stopped during the war.
 FINED FIVE DOLLARS - Richard | Carpenter charged with disturbing
 the peace the specific allegation be- | ing his alleged threatened assault on 1 the person of Beatrice Jones, was | fined $5 by Judge Thomas. Carpenter
 is said to have followed the girl here
 from California and to have forced
 his attentions upon her. When she
 refused, it is alleged, he threatened
 her with a razor Both Carpenter
 and the girl are negroes.
 ATTENDED CONFERENCE-After
 having attended a meeting of the | Newlands committee in San Fran | cisco, F. A. Jones, chairman of the
 state corporation commission, re- I turned to Phoenix yesterday. The
 meeting of the Newiands committee 1 was most important one, as the
 matters discussed related to a clash {, of jurisdiction between the interstate | commerce commission and the state corporation commission.
 | MANY RATIONS = The 1 agricultural extension service of the
 state university will present at the
 state fair demonstrations in many
 different lic~s of agriculture and home l economies with special features ol
 conservation and increased produc
 tion. They will include demonstra- | tions by boys and girls clubs and
 canning teams, home economies, seed i supply, rodents, war gardens, COW
 testing, experiment suostations and
 the sundry things under these heads CANCEL FOOTBALL CAME
 Principal Wander of Tucson Higf
 school called up yesterday and can 1 celled the football game with Phoenix High school, which was to have baer played on Saturday at Tucson. He | choose to interpret the state rule .ilal ] management of athletics shall be
 vested in student and faculty" to mean
 that no one should coach who was mol
 a regular teacher, and that Mr. Geary did not come in that class. This is his personal interpretation and contrary t, 1 the practice of the association fol
 many years. The local team and man : sgement regret the cancelling of the
 game but insist that they are comply l ino with a tho r-1tlaS anJ raouIations