Arizona republican., 1918-06-18

TO CAMP kEARNY.-Jack R.. Lee, Lewis F. Stewart and Irwin l.. Smith left yesterday afternoon for San Diego where they will enlist at Camp kearny
 FOR SPEEDlNG-Gove Byers was fined $10 by Justic De Souza yester- day for violating the speed law on the South Central avenue bridge.
 OFF TO BEACH-Mrs N Friedman and children. Bert, Ellen, Blanch and Sylvia Friedman, have left for Ocean Park where they will pass the summer months.
 NEW oRATION-Articles of incorporation yesterday were filed in the office of the state corporation conn., mission by the Great West Oil and Mining company.
 LEAVES FOR EAST-Judge Hu- bert w. Clark leaves this morning for the east on legal business He will | likely visit his mother in Illinois be- fore returning.
 IMPROVEMENT ClUB-Women of the Fowler Improvement club will meet with Mrs. Harry Hilbers Thurs day. Those in charge invite full at 1 tendance.
 BACK TO cAMP-Corporal Ray | Griswold, son of MT. and Mrs. H. F. | Griswold, returned to Camp Kearny | last evening after 10 days furlough in | town.
 PASSES CAR-W. r. Ohlrau paid the police fine of s5 for driving his car past a street car which was taking on passengers in the down town dis trict.
 WATCH FOB FoUND-A watch fob bearing the inscription "Women's Re l fAf tolr Riverside Park yesterday and now awaits its owner at the police station. ROAD PETITlONS-At the regular weekly meeting of the board of super visors yesterday road matters were considered Petitions for opening of roads were given a hearing. LICENSED TO WED-Marriage li- censes were issued yesterday to David Bruce McGoveran, 27, Phoenix, ana Myrtle Olive Simpson, 27, Phoenix; Lee H. Monroe, 43, Phoenix, and Hatty Reasooner, 43, Phoenix.
 MISTAKE IN AO.-Through an er- TOT it was announced in an advertise ment of the Bonnet Lumber company that that institution would close every day at noon. Only Saturdays at noon will the company close its doors.
 FROM CAMP LEWIS-Dr and Mrs. George M. Broadway will return today from Camp Lewis, Washington, where they have spent the past several weeks visiting their son, Lieutenant Marshall Broadway and his wife.
 w. E. ENGSTRoM-There is at the police station a card-case containing the registration and classification cards of Walter E. Engstrom of Phoe- nix. The owner can have same by claiming his property.
 PROMOTED TO CAPTAINCY-Dr. A. A. Braxton, a dentist from Phoenix, who received the commission of lieu tenant in the army when he left the city for Camp Hancock, Georgia, has been made a captain.
 COFFEE MAN RETURNS-Ed F Murphy, representing M. J. B. Coffee company, is again m Phoenix, after an absence from the city for some weeks. MT. Murphy recently visited the big tea and coffee centers of the ; Atlantic coast.
 SACATON TRADER TRADES-D M. Tucker, who conducts the store or , the Sacaton Indian agency, was a caller , in Phoenix yesterda. The Indian trader departed for the agency in one of the : best of the used car bargains which Parrott and Simpson had to offer.
 SUMMER AT SPRlNGS-T. E. IT, vine returned yesterday from a three months business trip in the east. The Irvines will summer at Iron Springs and will have as their guest Miss Hen rietta Jones of Montreal who Is visit ing them at present.
 RESIGNS TO ENLIST-P. L. Ban- ford. deputy state examiner. who has served the state under H. w. Round tree, state examiner for more than g year. has resigned his office to enlist in the marine corps. The recruit leaves this morning for the training camp for recruits at Mare Island, Cal ifornia.
 CAMPBELL IN SERVICE-Senatol Hugh Campbell will be the representa- tive for Arizona of the wool division of the war industries board. This position was recently rendered him by Lewis Penwell, chief of the wool divi
 sion of the board and MT. Campbell
 yesterday by telegraph accepted the appointment.
 CLUB WOMAN LEAvEs-Mrs
 George Kanoff and son, John A, lief last night for Deschntes, oregon where they will join MT. Kanoff anC
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 visit with friends a few days at Lo: Angeles and San Francisco en route
 Mrs. Kanoff has been prominent il club work.
 IS RECOVERED-Friend of Mis-
 Lucille Helm who has been on the in valid list for the past year or more will be delighted to learn that she ha!
 thoroughly recovered. Miss Helm hal
 so greatly improved in health that sh'
 has been able to accept a position ant
 is at present employed by the Phoenil
 Title and Trust company.
 ADMITS VIOLATlON-Conve
 with friend who was riding in hi
 car and not paying attention to thu traffic cost c. F. Haidt s5 in the cit, police court yesterday afternoon. Th' violation of a city ordinance, that O passing a street car while passenger were being discharged was the viola tion that Haidt plead guilty to. UNIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIPS Examinations for the University O
 Arizona scholarship will be held ol Saturday, June 29, at the school ad
 ministration building. The examina : ton will be conducted by A. H. Full ton, superintendent of the schools O ; !; Maricopa county and is open to youn people throughout the state. DEMAND SERvIcE-Judge Patte of Pima county is sitting in divisio ' | 4l. {.