Arizona republican., 1918-01-22

SPEEDING, s1o-P. H. Brown was fined S10 by Justice Wheeler yesterday when he pleaded guilty of violating the speed law on the Tempe highway FROM WASHINGTON-S. W. Goodale, of Washington, D. C., is stopping at the Hotel Adams while here on a short business trip.
 STATE BOARD MEETs-The state board of education, of which Governor Hunt is an ex-officio member, will hold meeting today at the state house at 10 o'clock a. m.
 PROFESSOR HERE-Milton Upde- graff, professor of mathematics in the United States navy, was a visitor in Phoenix yesterday and called upon the ! local weather bureau. Professor Up ! degraff is stationed on the Pacific coast
 LOW PRESSURE Low pressure ! area centered near Flagstaff yesterday with the result that Phoenix experi- enced bit of cold weather with a northeasterly wind. The freak storm to the southwest was then moving steadily eastward
 IN SUPREME cOURT-The case of William Truax, ct al, vs. Michael Cor rigan, ct al, was yesterday by request of counsel ordered submitted on the briefs now on file. The case of H. C. Kimball and wife. vs. J. N. Statler was argued and ordered submitted.
 ON WAY TO CoAST-Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Lynds and MT. and Mrs. James Peocha of Cloquet, Minnesota, are stopping in this city for a few days, while on their way to the coast to spend the remainder of the winter. They are guests at the | Hotel Adams.
 REDEWlLL LEAVING Eugene Redewill, the local piano man and inn presario, leaves this morning on the Santa Fe for a weeks trip through the northern part of the state, in the in terests of the Minneapolis Symphony orchestras appearance here, and on business in connection with his firm the Arizona Piano company.
 LICENSED TO WED-Marriage li- censes were issued yesterday to J Perrin Kent, 45 Phoenix. and A. Laura Lilfo, 38, Los Angeles; Pete Thomson "A, Phoenix, and Daisy NJ Newberry A, Phoenix; Aurel 1. Connault, 2S Phoenix and Puma Dee Kellog, 26 Phoenix; Joaquin Ruiz, S3 Laveen an6 Jesus Osuna Calderon, 20, Laveen.
 CASE CONTINUED-The prelim- mary hearing of P. E. Payne ant Harvey Hill, charged with obtaining property by bogus check, which wa: set for yesterday morning, was con tinued until Thursday morning at Il o'clock, on motion of the county attorney. The examination will be helC before Justice Wheeler.
 HEARING POSTPONED-Th hear ing before the state corporation com mission of the Ajo Mining and Devel opment company which had been Sc for yesterday has been postponed unti Friday. January 25. The Ajo compan, had been ordered to appear before tn commission and give a statement a to its condition, which it failed to dc l The company was then cited to shoy } why it should not be declared in con 7 tempt.
 5 SAN MARCOS RESUMES - Tn c dlnnerdance, which has become S ' much of feature at the San Marco 6 hotel, Chandler, this and previous sea 8 sons but which had been discontinue 0 for a time because of the condition ( the roads, will be resumed this wee
 Friday. Many people from Phoeni if and other valley places go to thes
 dinner-dances and because of the raj Q the roads were too bad to permit thel
 to do so for a time. Elaborate prer n arations are being made for the affa
 this week
 q PRAISES VALlEY-Dr. Andrew V
 lmrie of Detroit, Michigan, is in Phot
 nix. pr. Imrie is big land owner
 the valley and is here to dispose
 some of his holdings. He is very CT
 thuslastic over Arizona climate and T also much interested in agricultur 1 matters. Cotton" said Dr. Imrie, going to bring the attention of u ] whole world to Arizona and I belie7 n the time will come when the productic IS here will have big factor in the wor g supply of long staple" Dr. Imrie wi
 be in Phoenix for several weeks and
 stopping at the Commercial l. INSPECTS CHOOLS-County s, e perintendent of Schools A. H. Fulton
 inspecting the schools of Agua Cal
 ente, Sentinel and Gila Bend tn if week. Superintendent Fulton is maj l. ing systematic investigation for u " weak spots in the schools of the coul
 ty and up to the present time h.
 lodged few complaints. He finds col n ditions to be exceptionally good, u
 chief weakness being the change
 residence of the country people whi 70 has it's effect upon the schools. Tn . many of the rural schools are housil
 too many children is another fault, b
 the superintendent sees no immedia T. way of overcoming the congested co .n dition.
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