Arizona republican., 1917-12-06
ARIZONA PATENTS Hazard


 Miller. the pioneer patent agency of Los Angeles, received by wire from 1 Washington, notice of the issuance of the following patents to Arizona 1n- ventors: Charles w. Barnett, heater Phoenix: Andrew kranjec. joint. Low ell; Earby H. McClelland, gage, Tue son.
 TAX CONFERENCE The an- nual conference of the state assessors association has been called by the state tax commission to meet in Phoenix on December 27, 2S and 29. At this meeting ths general review of the tax problems for the ensu- l ing year will be had and plans de- veloped for the assessment of 1918. l ANOTHER TUNE Lorenzo Aguirra, a member of the governors band in attendance on Governor l Cantu of Lower California, here during fair week, has been bound | over to the superior court by Justice Wheeler on the charge of stealing 1 bicycle. When Aguirra was taken into custody, Governor Cantu was notified and replied Send his uni form and instrument but keep him"
 SENAT-R TO SPEAK - Senator Colter will address the members of the Womans' Christian Temperance union at the meeting to be held at the home of Mrs. c. s. Stevens at 227 West Monroe street this after noon at 3 o'clock. It is expected that Senator Colter will have some in- l teresting comment to make on the | topics of the day.
 COLLIE WANTS HOME - Who wants big, shaggy, friendly Collie? He is young and good looking and likes little boys and girls for com | panions. All he wants is some place to lay his head and something to eat at meal times. Those who may be interested are asked to call at 14 1 North Sixth avenue and get ac- quainted.
 RECITAL MoNDAY-The first fac ulty recital of the season by the Ari- zona School of Music will take place next Monday evening, December ID, when H. Klingenfeld of the violin de- partment and Sara Ward Hetherington
 teacher of expression will present a program, with Frank Ronald Evans at the piano. The event is expected to be one of much note in musical circles and local people who are interested in this
 branch of art are looking forward with considerable interest to the appearance
 of those who are on the program, since
 all are newcomers in Phoenix.
 HARVEST FESTIVAL-As a fore
 runner of the holiday season, a Harvest
 Festival will be held at the Woman's
 club on Friday, December If. With
 many of the club members actively en-
 gagged in Red Cross work it was nec-
 essary to substitute the annual bazaar
 with an event that would not require weeks of attention from the majority o the members. A Harvest Festival Was agreed upon and Mrs. Lyman Bennett 1 one of the most ingenious club women was named as chairman. The even 3 will be given just previous to the vaca, ton affairs and will no doubt be ont r of the most unique and delightful clut functions of the year.
 { ENLISTMENT CHANCE Unde the new selective draft regulations 9 any man from 21 to 31 years of az,
 not in mobilization camp or no t yet accepted for service may enis
 before December 1S. But in orde to complete the enlistment be ex
 amined and accepted one must re D port to the recruiting office her
 not later than December II. It vii , take four days for him to go to Sal
 Francisco where he Will be sent, ant t to complete his enlistment there. Flo
 further information, application shoul'
 be made to Sergeant Hannah of tn United States recruiting station here ! PROBE STAGE RATE-The com ! plaint of the Smith Stage line o
 Globe against the Globe Miami Aut line, also of Globe, will be heard to : day by the corporation commission Il The case was set for yesterday, bu 7. some of the parties could not b
 present The Smith line owners de
 clare that the Globe Miami line com
 petes with them in carrying pass r ensers between Globe and Miam g Copper Hill and Roosevelt and d = not maintain fares established by tn . commission. Other charges also ar @ made against the Smith line Whic j. will be investigated today by tn commission
 = PREFER HIGH GRADE CARS = U In Arizona nearly 10000 motor car
 have been licensed together wit :, about 900 motorcycles and PAP deal ! CTS. Fees to date amount to $11S SC | and will total $120,O00 for the yea l as compared with total receipts ( J. S67,214.50 for 1916. The registratio e of motor cars last year was 12.12 st Of the total of 10000 cars registere y this year. more than $500 are i
 Phoenix an@ Maricopa county. l. large percentage of this registratio le represents high grade motor cars, ac Ie cording to the Ferguson -Keeler con y pany, state distributors of Oldsmc a piles.