Arizona republican., 1919-09-26

Canon, arrived yesterday and is regis tered at the Jefferson hotel.
 FROM TUcsoN-W. F. Dwyer, of Tucson, arrived yesterday and is stopping at the Jefferson hotel
 FROM SAFFoRD-VaughnD De Fries of Stafford arrived in the city yester- day. He is staying at the Jefferson hotel
 FROM MlAMi-William Hogarth, Of Miami, arrived in the city yesterday and is registered at the Jefferson hotel.
 HERE FROM FLAGSTAFF -J.o. Creager arrived yesterday from Flag staff and is registered at the Hotel Adams.
 DOUGLAS MAN IN ToWN-Her- bert Stanton of Douglas arrived in the city yesterday and is registered at the Jefferson hotel.
 MITT SlMMS TO SAFFoRD-Sec, retary of State Nit Simms left yester- day for short visit to Stafford and other Graham county points. AT THE ADAMS-C. ". Boris and Weldon Irwin returned yesterday from bushes trip to Fl Paso. They are stopping at the Hotel Adams.
 GLOBE MAN A v1SITOR-Thomas Il. McKevitt, business man of Globe, arrived in the city Wednesday and is registered at the Hotel Adams.
 GRANTED DlVORCE-Blanche A. Gilman of Tolleson was granted a di- vorce yesterday by Judge Lyman, from her husband, Arthur c. Gilman l FROM SAN FRANCIScO-Mrs. L. II. Darlington of San Francisco, ar rived in the city Wednesday evening and is stopping at the Hotel Adams. TAKES POSITION - Miss Hazel Omar, formerly with the Western Union at Globe, has accepted a posi- tion as cashier with the Jefferson hotel | in this city.
 INGALLS, TO YUMA - Adiutant | General Walter S. Ingalls, left last night for Yuma, where he will visit his sister, Mrs. W. P. Cline, who has been | ill for some time.
 ON BUSINESS HERE-Col. w. j.. | Cotton, president of the Chicago Pneu- matlc Tool company, is in the city on q business trip from Tucson. He is stopping at the Hotel Adams.
 TO SUPREME COURT-The case Of J. P. Larden, appellant, versus An drew Stapp, appellee, was appealed to the sureme court yesterday from the suerior court of Yuma county.
 TO CORPORATION COMMISSION Joe Haldiman, who has been con- nected with the Carl Anderson Insur- ance agency, assumed control of the insurance department of the corpora- ton commission yesterday. The office Of chief clerk has been vacant for some time following the resignation of Mrs: F: s. Banta early in July.
 NEW MUSIC CLUB FORMED-A new organization has been added to the roster Of Phoenix music club with the formation of the Willetta Choral so- clety, under the direction of Mrs Charles Rothacker Sterling. To stim- ulate the public's interest in high grade choral music is the aim of the society, ana with this end in view, a series of nine sacred concerts will be given this winter at the Congregational church The first of these will be given next Sunday night at o'clock. Miss Cor della Hulburd will be the piano soloist at eight of these nine concerts.
 10 GRANT TEACHERS CERTIFI- OA ES-At a meeting of the state board of education, held yesterday in the office of c. O. Case, state super lntendent of education, it was decided to grant temporary certificates to teeachers recommended by county SUI perintendents until the December ex- animation. Governor Campbell H. E. Mathews, A. J. Mathews, J. o. Crea gor and c. O. Case were the members Of the board present. The need fo, granting temporary certificates ha-
 been caused by a scarcity of teachers , RETURNS FROM FLoRIDA-Jame. Fl. McSain, representing the Shapleigf Hardware company, with headquarters
 in Fl Paso, has just returned iron Jacksonville, Florida to which place ht
 has been transferred. His many , friends in the city are feting him ex- tensiveiy in honor of his approachinl
 marriage to Miss Dorothy Blumenthal l of this city. As already announced |, the wedding will take place early il = October, and MT. McSain and hi! bride will make their home in Jackson.
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 BUYING PIANOS LARGELY LUCY NOW-Word has been received iron , o. H. Kerr, of Kerr and Smalley Mu. { sic company, en route to Chicago t, purchase pianos, that his chance O
 securing them is largely question O . luck. In letter to Harry Smalley, o :, his firm, he states that stock is very v scarce. and that it is only the mar
 who is on the job with the cash whC
 can hope to place orders for immediate delivery. High wages throughout tn r country and general indulgence in lux
 uries is given as a reason. It is MT ' Kerr's intention to buy forty piano , and several piano players. Includes
 in this number will be a certain mum
 Der of grand pianos. MT. Kerr vii s spend two weeks in Chicago, visitinj i. later with relatives in Topeka, Wichi q ta, and Oklahoma City. He will re p turn to Phoenix about October 15.
 OFFICERS HAD TO SHOW SPEEl
 Deputy Troutman and County Me f chanic Westcott, in hurry to get bac , from call to Tempe at 10 o'clock ' thought they were making good time a 30 miles an hour until big blac 1, shadow whisked past them with a roa ' of exhaust and swirl of dust a |. though they had been standing stil U Following around curves more or les
 cautiously, the county officers opene 2 her up on the straightaway, and whe Il the speedometer registered 55 miles a :, hour, were able to draw alongside an N' stop the speeders. two men in the iron
 seat. As a result H. A. Shafer will ap . pear before Judge De Souza this morn t ing at 10 o'clock.