Arizona republican., 1917-09-05

cause the teachers had asked for and obtained exemption, but because they were women. There is only one man employed on the teaching staff, the manual training instructor, who is not in the conscription age.
 COMMISSION MEETING The city commission will meet in regular ses- sion at 10 o'clock this morning.
 ARIZONA PATENTS Hazard and Miller, the pioneer patent agency of Los Angeles, has received by wire from Washington notice of the issuance of the following patents to Arizona in Ventors: Emil c. Griener Globe, oven; Charles & Russell, Lowell. bed.
 HARRY FRIEDMAN BAcK-Harry Friedman returned yesterday from an extended visit to San Francisco and Los Angeles He says that California boasts of better fruit, better stock and better climate than any other section Of the country. California may have all these, but he failed to find them He says the fruit here is just as good as can be and the cattle are a whole lot better fed and more sleek. As to the climate, he says there is no chance for an argument, and. that's why he came home
 WILL ENTER U. OF P.-Willard Detweiler, son of J. R. .Detweiler of S23 North Third street, left Phoenix, Monday night to enter the University of Pennsylvania, for a three-year course. He will stop on the. way at Wichita, Kan, Chicago, and other places, arriving at the university in about two weeks. Mr. Detweiler was graduated from the Phoenix high school two years ago, after which he attended Pomona College at Claremont. Cal. He spent the past summer at his home here.
 SOME FISH sToRIEs-A three hundred pound catch was accredited Dr. Louis Dysart and Dr. Robert Brownfield as the result of a spectacu- lar fishing trip in which they gained the reputation of expert fishermen of Coronado. The yellowtail caught by line and rod by the local physicians averaged fifteen pounds apiece, ac- cordiHg to the story going the rounds. Dr. Dysart has returned from the coast and admits that the story is true. His companion of the expedition is still in California
 GOODELlCOWAN-At Prescott on Monday occurred the marriage of Miss Elsie Goodell of Phoenix and MT. Ernest Cowan of Ray. After the cere- mony the happy couple left for a tour of the Grand Canyon, after which they will return to Ray where the groom has established a pretty home for the bride. MT. Cowan is connected with the Ray Consolidated and is well and favorably known, while the bride is equally well known and admired bv her many friends in this city where she ! has been employed as a trained nurse for the past four years.
 AID FOR STUDENTS-Princip R l Thane Cook of the Phoenix high schoor announces that there are a number. ot | young men anxious to attend the higt ! school, but whose parents cannot af. lofd 10 pay all their expenses while ir school- These young men come iron | districts remote from Phoenix. IT. i, uesired to find work evenings an, I saturdays for these young men. anf the pubic IS asked to help. Anvon. hdVlng work that will keep a youn. man as indicated should communicat, with MT. Cook, the principal. The bigl scnool opens Monday, September IT. l ARRANGING URSION-Thos | haNlhg the arrangements for the run 1 lihg or special train to Wenden mex sunday afternoon in order to accom-
 modate those desirig to attend th, ochumann- -Heink concert for the hen eIlt or the Red Cross were busy yes terday. Tickets, both for the concert a well as for the train, are on sale . the Capitol Pharmacy, MT. MacRea, haVlng assured the committee that h would exert every effort to futrba their sale. It is expected that the re 9ufred iz9 tickets will have been sol Deiore the excursion date but it woul, be well for those expecting to go r secure their tickets early and tberab
 assist in insuring that the train wi be run ""
 ADOPT SLOGAN Save For tb
 Second Liberty Loars is a slogan. nra sented by the Phoenix Chamber n
 commerce, and which probably will h adopted all over the country to fur
 sher the second Liberty Loan whic
 s to be floated beginning October
 ne slogan IS to be placed on enveIone
 and stationery to urge the people f
 rave for the loan. The -Four Ninut
 Wen who have been addressing an
 liehces III the moving picture house
 thfoushout the country are to be use
 to aid the Liberty Loan. They wi
 .eli tue audiences at the moving pie
 ture houses why they should assis
 NOT THE BEST KNOWN JAcv
 SMITH-ln story yesterday mornin
 Of an automobile accident the nieI
 before Jask Smith was mentioned a
 one of the participants The bes
 known man of that name in Phoeni
 IS Jack smith the automobile deale
 but he had nothing to do with the ac i cident and was not in the vicinity M
 Smith says he does not kpo1y x,,ho IL other Jack Smith is but he thinks hi
 name is Jackson Smith who had bee more or less in the public eye an