Arizona republican., 1917-05-05

George Schade. Only 70 arrests were
 made during the month of April, ac-
 cording to the officer, who says this is
 less than half the number of speeders apprehended by him in March.
 SEEKS ExAMINATION-Miss Lou
 SC Cleveland, oIe of the young women who will take the bar examination, is
 ;raduate of the University of Califor ia Law school and was aGmlItSs 10 the bar in California. She was con
 lected with the University Extension
 division. giving a course of law for gonien in San Francisco and oakland. WILL CONTINUE WORK = The hree members of the Arizona state
 ax commission. Chairman Zander and commissioners Kuchler and Howe. are still in the northern counties Of the state reviewing the work of assessors in that section. They will continue this work, it was announced, until it is com )leted. It is not expected that they will return to Phoenix until the latter part of next week at the earliest. FINISH WALKS TODAY-Work will be completed late this afternoon I on the new concrete walks leading from l Seventeenth avenue to the capitol | building. These walks replace the for mer gravel pathways on each side of the main entrance to the grounds which
 was recently eliminated The space 1 between the two walks will be seeded. | The walks are each ten feet wide and
 are being constructed under the same l specified lions as city walks
 COMES FROM BALTIMORE motion of J. L. Gust, together with the 1 certificate of the clerk of the supreme 1 bench of Baltimore city, certifying to | his admission and good standing and | the. recommendatory certificate of the Hon. Henry Stockbridge. associate 1 judge of the court of appeals Of Mary land, Louis Goldberg was yesterday admitted to pre ctice law in the courts i of Arizona. He took the oath before members of the supreme court yester- day afternoon.
 1 FARM BUREAU-A general meeting of the Farm Bureau committee has ! been called for Monday afternoon at , 1 o clock in the chamber of commerce
 rooms. The chairman of each sub-com-
 mittee will make report. The members of the Farm Bureau committee ae Dr.
 J. C. Norton, chairman: Ralph Murphy, l lin F. Orme. Frank Parker. F. C. Me
 Nabb, c. c. Greene. Marshall Hum 1 Dhrey, Fred Tait, A. S. Reed John
 )rme. Thomas Hall, Stanley Howard
 md M. F. Bemis.
 PERISCOPE-The Columbia is eX- hibiting the first .'spoils Of war in l what purports to he the periscope of 1 he "U-19." It is hung out
 side the entrance and has attracted
 a great deal of attention and 1 has afforded hundreds of soung-
 sters and grown-ups their first view l through the eye of the submarine. No merchant ships or destroyeTs have been reported yet. but vigilant though con- ;tantly changing lookou. is kept. The management refused to commit itself 1 when questioned as to where it ob- | ,ained the trophy, saying the navy de
 nartment wishes no statement to he made.
 PACKARD GAR FADING 1 Ethel Banks with a party of IA in a Packard car is leading in the transcOn- tinental trip over the Lincoln Highway | being conducted by the '. r. C. E. ot the First Christian church. Her lead al | the last reports had reached q margin
 of at least 150 miles. Horace Holmes with a party of IA in q Paige car heli
 second position with Lester Sprinkl,
 md party in a Ford, third Miss Oti. l Banks in a Buick was a close fourth
 The contest will continue three nor, 1 Sundays and much enthusiasm is ne
 ing created in the young peoples meet ing over the race.