Arizona republican., 1917-06-03

tral School building at the corner of Center and Monroe streets.
 LECTURE POSTPONED-The lee ture which was to have been given by Dr. Martin Zielanko of Fl Paso on the war conditions in Europe has been postponed. It was to have been given MoIfday evening in the School of Music.
 GREEN VEGETABLES-Co A. M Tuthill of the First Arizona has written to the chamber of commerce thanking the Red Cross for gifts oI fresh vegetables sent to the regi- ment recently. The vegetables were furnished by the Japanese members
 SAVE ARM BADGEs-Mrs. B. Welch, chairman of the badge com mittee, has requested that ali men who register June , and who do not want to save their arm 0adgesAto de- posit them in box at the Busy Drug store. Mrs. Welch plans to make these badges into bed quilt.
 NEW POSiTlON-Miss Pearl But Ter, who has been valued and ef- ficient employe of the Central Bank and the Central Cattle Loan company nection with those institutions and
 
 United Cattle Loan company
 AUTO REPAiR-An auto repair es- tablishment has been opened at 401 East Van Buren by Nj. F. Whitley. Mr Whitley has had five years of auto repairing experience in several of the leading shops and will re- pair any make of machine in his new establishment.
 MORE PETITICNS-Petitions ask ing for a referendum of the minimum wage law passed by the last legisla- ture are still arriving at the sec retary of states office. The total of names now is 3,36S. Another petition containing 40 names also was filed yesterday asking a referendum of the highway commission law.
 PIANO REClTAl-Mrs William Burton McCandless will present ad- yanced pupils in recital at the Wo- mans clubhouse on Wednesday eve ming of this week. The recital, which is always one of the pleasant music al events of the year, will oe open to the public and no formal invitations are required to secure admission as all will be cordially welcomed.
 LEAVE FOR COAST-Mrs. Imogen LaChance and daughter, Miss Marie, accompanied by Miss Hazel Thomp- sun, VIII ledNe lIllS evening LOT rdSd dena, Calif, where they will spend Mrs. William F. Rudolph. the latter a daughter of Mrs. LaChance, and Mrs Frances R. Salter.
 CHILDREN SET BARN AFiRE- Children playing with matches, ac- cording to Chief A. F. Wright of the fire department. were responsible for the blaze which threatened to de- stroy barn in the rear of the dwell ing at 1914 East Monroe street, yes terday afternon. Quick response on the part of the department resulted ipy the saving of the barn before much <damage was caused. The police are Investigating.
 REAL FICTURE-In the lobby of the Columbia theater is q fine water -coloi by F feet in size which is a departure in the way of advertising a coming at traction. It is a picture by David Swing well known artist of the southwest and depicts a scene in the frozen north. As work of art it is worthy of atten- ton and as an announcement of the coming of The Barrier" the Re> Beach picture, it is a success.
 FOR HUSBAND-Mrs. T. E. Smith 520 East Portland, entertained at a surprise dinner party on the evening of May 2s in honor of her husband. birthday. Covers were laid for Mrs lW T. Smith, Mrs. s. T. Kindley, Mis: Tessa Pattrllo MT. Henry, MT. Parker David Swing and MT. and Mrs. T. J Smith. Flowers and ferns added to th' beauty of the scene and feature o the evening was series of violin mum
 bers by Mr. Swing, which were greatly enjoyed.
 ARIZONA PATENTs-Hazard ant Miller, the Pioneer Patent Agency O Los Angeles. received by wire iron Washington, notice of the issuance yes
 terday of the following patents to Ari
 zona inventors: Frederick l. Buchner 0 1 Douglas, washing machine; John E Drumm of Winslow, spring roller Earby H. McClelland of Tucson, tw' | patents, lubricating pump; Adam | Worden of Phoenix. trainstopping ap paratus; Ellsworth A. Crawford 0 | Thatcher. pumping attachment fo Windmills.
 ONE HELD, ONE RELEASED-Th preliminary examination of Frizzell ant Zerada, charged with bringing intoxi l eating liquor into the state, were givel , preliminary examination before Jus
 tice De Souza yesterday. Zerada wa
 released as there was no evidence con I llSCllilS Iiiil WitIi tiiC f'itiPiiiSihe 'N' 1 F'rizzell was held to the superior court | This shipment of liquor had beel traced from it's place of origin at Braw 1 ley, Cal. In fact it was known or sus pected at the sheriffs office before tn
 shipment vas made that it was goin
 to be shipped and the office was ap prised from almost every station of 1t i approach. It was met at Maricopa b Deputy Sheriff E. J. Warren who ac companied it to Phoenix and swore ou a John Doe warrant and then trace the liquor which had been delivered t | Frizzell by an congressman.
 I FARMS FOR FARMERS = Tn farm bureau at the chamber of com ,nerce has the names of some Ian owners who have land which the ,rrilI ho clad to have farnpd nn req