Arizona republican., 1917-11-09
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 TO KANSAS ClTY-Wilfred Torn ich, manager of the Glendale Ice com pany, was passenger on last nights train for Kansas City where he will spend several weeks attending to bus mess matters.
 SIMMONS TO ETURN-George E. Simmons, athletic director of the local Y. M. C. A, who is in Miami and { Globe in behalf of the "Y' war work campaign, is expected to return to- morrow
 MORE NOTARIES- Commissions l were signed by Governor Campbell yesterday authorizing H. w. Strang- man of Marinette and Norris Mont gomery of Phoenix to practice as no- taries public in Arizona.
 CARKEEK Richard Car keek, well known Miami business man, is in Phoenix for a few days. Before returning to the Concen- 1 trator City MT. Carkeek may go to 1 Los Angeles for a brief business trip. LICENSED TO WE'D Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to William Frank Perry, 46, Los AL. l geles, and Ida Leona Barrett, B, Los Angeles; Harry P. Cummings, Ar, l Hayden, and Ruth Anderson, p, Los Angeles.
 NEW coRPoRATIoNs-Articles of incorporation were filed yesterday in ! the office of the state corporation commission by the following new con- cerns: Miami Electric and Water com pany, Standard Minerals company, 1 Central American Sugar company. | O'CONNOR HERE Thomas i O'Connor, of the Tivoli- Union com | pany of Denver, is visiting in Phoe- nix. He declares the Capital City | to be the most metropolitan" of all | Arizona cities he has had the pleas ure of visiting.
 l M'AHREN HERE-B. H McAhren, 1 manager of the Miami office of the l Union Stage Line, is in Phoenix for I a few days on business. MT. Me Ahren says conditions in the Gila 1 county copper town are better than they have been for months past. | FALSE ALARM-An alarm was 1 sounded early last evening from a fire 1 box at First and Jackson streets. The 1 fire department upon arriving at First and Jackson streets found no fire and | could not ascertain by whom the alarm was sounded.
 | BOARD MOVES-The local eXemp I tion board, which has had it's offices 1 in room 217 in the Goodrich building | on Central avenue, has moved it's | quarters to the basement of the Phoenix National Bank building. The entrance to the new home of the draft board will be on the Washing ton street side.
 ADMITTED TO BAR-Carl T Lichty returned last evening to Tue l oIr | in this city yesterday Lichty, Nho 1 is graduate of the University If Colorado, passed the highest exam ination, his grade being 92A per cent 1 Raymond Alice, a local man, made the next grade, 90 per cent
 OFF TO PRisON-Porter .Deane Foster, bigamist, and Jack Tharpe | who assisted in an attempted jai | break, were taken to Florence yes terday by Deputy Shenlfs Rupper1 1 and Warren to begin serving ;heil | sentences. Foster vas given from one to two years and Tha:pe's term is from two to five years.
 WANT TICKET SELLERS-Appli- cations for the positions of ticket sell CTS and ticket takers at the state fail next week will be received at the Co. lumbia theater until noon tomorrow by George Mauk, superintendent of ad
 missions at the fair. Either men O.
 women may make application, but the,
 must have had experience in maxim, | change rapidly
 NEW QUARTERS-Com bI
 new quarters are now occupied b, the Maricopa county local exemption
 board in the basement of the Phoeni,
 National Bank building. Members O
 the board declare they are mucl
 better prepared to handle thei
 duties under the improved condi
 tions. Thirty-nine men who did no register on June } will be examines
 by Dr. Nichols Saturday morning. FOR SCHOOL GARDENS-At tn
 meeting of the board of directors c
 the chamber of commerce held yester
 day, it was decided that the $50 re
 gently donated by Lysander B. Gas s1dy, should be used for school garden
 supplying family tables. John D. Lope was appointed to supervise this worl The money was presented to the cham
 Der of Commerce by MT Cassidy wit
 the suggestion that it be used to fos
 ter agricultural production among tn
 children.
 WILL CLOSE sooN-There ar
 only two more days left in which en tres can be made for the agriculture ; department of the state fair. A good ly number of exhibits are coming int
 the Phoenix Chamber of Commerc,
 where they are entered, tagged an $ taken out to the fair grounds Som f very line specimens of seed corn. mil
 maze and feterita heads, and sheat
 of maize and sudan grass are bein
 brought in. A sheaf of ensilage cor f was brought in a few days ago. whic
 measures fully 10 feet high The dis
 play of summer squash and pumpkin , promises to be one of the finest e1 1 hibits in the agricultural department
 BOOKS FOR SOLDIERS-M Making
 drive for books, Mrs Joseph I I Kibbey, head of this department | the Red Cross, is urging everyone wi can to donate volume for the Chris ] mas collection she is assembling f, d the national cantonments The so . diers are particularly eager for bool }. and any fiction or history will be a 5, ceptable. Those who can are asked d leave their donation at the Phoen n Chamber of Commerce and if anyol 7. wished to contribute to the libral e and has no way of delivering the bool }, he or she is asked to telephone MI S Kibbey 1436, and she will call for u a contribution.
 MORE KOSHER ARREsTs-Fo
 additional complaints were sworn - yesterday by Building Inspector He l. bert J. Mann, charging Mrs. Hatt - Mosher with carrying on the constru - ton of a class of buildings prohibit, r within the special fire limits and wit
 out permits from the building i s. spector. That officer states that co d struction of two of the offending bull
 ings is well under way and that
 start had been made on two othel
 Mastering is being placed over wo of 1 lath and wooden ceiling material