Arizona republican., 1917-06-01

pany, the Ray Inspiration Mining com pany, the Ajo-Pima Copper company, rne Elkhart Extension company and tLe Broadwell~ Feature Film company.
 MORE NEW NOTARiES-Mrs. S.
 H. Woodward and Pearl M. Butler of
 Phoenix and J. B. Brown of Clifton have been granted commissions to practice as notaries public
 AUTO GROWTH Six thousand 1 two hundred and sixty eight more automobiles are running about AriZo- ma today than were burning gasoline at this time last year, according to the records of Secretary of State Os- born The 15,700th motor car license was issued yesterday from that Cf- flee. The number in existence in Ar
 iZona last year at this time was 9,432 RELIEF. TO JEWs-A meeting to
 solicit aid for the relief of Jews in the various war zones will be held in
 this city next Monday night at a
 place to be announced later. It will
 be addressed by Rabbi Zalanky of Fl Paso, one of the most finished orators
 in the southwest. Dean William Scar
 lett of Trinity Pro-Cathedral will al
 so address the meeting.
 NO GHOST-About 100 officials and employees at the state house did not receive their warrants for May salaries yesterday The reason the ghost did not walk" was because the governor
 is at Jerome. To expedite matters as much as possible, State Auditor Boyce mailed the warrants to Jerome for the governors signature The salaries will be only a couple of days tardy
 FOOD CONSERVATION food conservation drive" to be made by Dr. R B. von KleinSmid, chairman of the iaV. and distribution of food supplies of the Council of Defense, will begin on June 1. The doctor will first go to the southern part of the state and then swing around to the northern. He will hold meetings in nearly every citv and town.
 JUVENILE COURT The case of Walter charged with the theft of an automobile belonging to the Pacific Creamery company was yesterday transferred from Justice De SouZa' s court to the juvenile court in having been brought out that the auto thief was not yet eighteen years of age Two other men were involved in the theft of the automobile. which was recov cred 35 miles south of Tucson. They i.are on their way to the penitentiary.
 NO MEETiNG-On account of the absence of Governor Campbell at Je- rome there was no meeting of the state loan board this week. The board con- .sistS of the governor, secretary of state and state treasurer. Several Arizona farmers are anXiously awaiting the next meeting of the board to approve loans in which they are interested. Treasurer Johnson announces that i there will be a meeting as soon as the governor returns, without waiting for
 the regular day
 TOO MUCH HURRY Yesterday evening aa automobile of the U. S. In dian Service, driven by woman, struck an automobile belonging to a county official on North First avenue, tore off q fender and otherwise dam
 aged it. An accident is liable to hap
 pen to any driver of an automobile and that alone cannot be imputed to the Of lending driver as a crime; it may be, and generally is. unintentional. But when the driver hurries away as was done in this case, the offense is one which comes under the criminal laws of this state.
 UNDESIRABLE ALlEN-Phoenix is likely to lose an alien citizen but he has not been here so long that the popu- lace has become attached to him to such an extent that his loss will be deeply felt. He is Pedro Martinez, who came here not long ago from Mex ico and signalized his arrival by lifting some groceries on display in front of the Square Deal, a grocery on North Second street There was another ! man with him, but he is still at large. Martinez was captured and sentenced
 to 15 days in the county jail. IL was l learned soon afterward that he was not
 a citizen and arrangements are being ! made for his deportation.
 AUTO STRIKES AUTO-Bert Free man, aged fifteen years. in bringing a large automobile out of private drive
 'r"" on Central avenue north of the I Mcdowell Road,I early last evening | either failed to notice the approach of a
 car driven by A. G. Hahn, or became
 confused. Before he could stop, the i boy had collided with the Hahn car
 tearing off the left rear wheel of the Hahn machine, and the right front
 wheel, the fender and headlights of the l car he was driving MT. Hahn had g passenger named Miller. who wa:
 slightly bruised and badly shaken County Motorcycle Officer George
 Schade who made an investigation said in his opinion if there was any blame it attached to the Freeman lad.