Arizona republican., 1917-09-22
TOWN TOPICS
MINERAL RUILDING-The fou

mission, lett PhOenX yesterday lof trip to Ray, Miami Globe, Bisbee and other points in the southern part or the state on business connected with the commission.
 NEW RATlONS-Articles of incorporation were filed yesterday in the offices of the state corporation commission by the following new con cerns: Allan Spring Tire company, McNeal- Kennon Construction & De- velopment company.
 PHOENIX PATENT-HaZard x Miller the pioneer patent agency, of Los Angeles, received by wire from Washington, notice of the issuance of the following patent: James Neal, latch, Phoenix
 SENT TO PRISON-Manuel Lopez must serve in the state penitentiary at Florence for a burglary offense Of which he was found guilty by jury in Judge Stanford's court. Lopez entered a rooming house and when he left he carried a suit case with him. ALHAMBRA RALLY-The Alham- bra Sunday School will hold it's annual rally day meeting at the church Sep tember 30. Members of the church are requested to come in the morning on the date of the celebration and bring their lunch baskets.
 LOAN MEETlNG-The state loan | board will hold an important meeting on Friday, September 2S, at which time numerous applications for loans of state funds will be passed upon. The board has held no meeting for some i time and there are a large number of l applications on file
 NORTHERN ORMAL-Howard B. 1 Claflin, supervising architect of the new building now being erected at the i Northern Arizona Normal school at | Flagstaff left for that town yesterday to inspect the work. Construction on | addition to the main building, which is 1 to cost s75,000 is progressing rapidly.
 CAR IS FOUND-A Studebaker mo- 1 tor car owned by Max Gokeen, deputy | state examiner, which was stolen, from the rear of the capitol building about o'clock on the night of Wednesday, l September 19, was found yesterday 1 morning near the shops of the Arizona Eastern. The car was stripped of tires, rims and all other removable acces- sories.
 MR. CLAUS RETURNS -G. D Claus, chiropractor. of B East Wash ington street. has returned from San Francisco, where he took a special course in chiropractic work. MT Claus, who is pioneer in the art of making adjustments, is graduate of the Palmer School, Davenport Iowa
 GOVERNOR AWAY - Governor Campbell went to Tucson yesterday where he will attend meeting o1 the regents of the University ot Arizona. The governor will then gC to Fort Grant where he will spend { day inspecting the state industria school for boys and girls. He vii return to Phoenix on Sunday.
 STATE OFFICER GOES-James L Lantz, chief stenographer for the com ! mission on state institutions, has beer l called to the colors With~the next con | tingent from Yavapai county and vii | leave about October l. Mir LantZ i: one of the most competent stenog raphers in the state, and while prob ably subject to exemption on accoun of dependent wife, he made no claim being anxious to serve.
 WALTER GEORGE-Recently man giving the name of Walter Georg was involved in an affair with a peac officer at Mesa. This has caused con siderable embarrassment to Waite George of Phoenix of the Night ant Day Auto service for he is not tn
 
 CANNING BEE-There will be canning bee at Cathedral House at o'clock this morning for the benefit O St. Luke's Home. All those who wisl to take part in this work for the benefi of one of the states most worthy in stitutions are invited to do so, by thOs in charge Those who are unable t take part but who may wish to aid b. donations of preserves may leave thei offering with Walter Hill
 AIDS RED CROSS-The Iroi Springs Outing club, through the GUS todian, Mrs. J. L. B. Alexander, ha turned over to the Phoenix Chapter o the American Red Cross, the income o the season, s16.66. In the past sea sons the revenue from the club ha gone towards making improvements i the club rooms but by vote of the clu it was decided this year to use tn revenue as a donation . for the Re Cross.
 RESUMES SPANISH GLASSES Miss Rita Green who so successful taught Spanish here last winter, wi resume her classes on October l. Nils Green received her training in tn schools of Costa Rica, Cuba, and i Mexico. In Mexico she was the onl American girl to take the examinatio of the government for teaching Span ish. Permission to do this was grantee by th9 governor of Chihuahua Mis- Green is the youngest daughter of Mi and Mrs. F. C. Green.
 FAMILY TRADlTlON-John K Redmond, at present secretary at tn state prison at Florence, has bee , called to the colors in the next con tingent and will report at Dougla about October 1. MT. Redmond come from fighting family, and in ever war in which the United States ha
 been engaged there has been a Red mond defending the colors. John K Redmond gives up lucrative position but made no claim for exemption, thu maintaining the reputation of the Red mond family for loyalty.
 WILL GO BAck-Rafael V. Pre- ciado, F. Y. Kellar and Leon River; who are alleged to have stolen a f Overland motor car at San Dieg, | driven it to Southern Arizona an there disposed of it, will be returne s to San Diego where they will stan trial. Joe Lopez and Ed K. John ston members of the San Diego DC liece department, were at the stat 7 house yesterday where they presente ! requisition from Governor Williai
 D. Stephens of California for tn
 return of the three -men now unde r arrest at Nogales The requisitio S was honored and the San Diego ot Q ficials left last night for Nogales. t EOPENS PIANO STUDIO-Mr : William Burton McCandliss has rt s turned from her summer vacatic
 which she spent with her husband wi
 is established in the insurance busine! at Globe and Miami. They motored