Arizona republican., 1921-08-12
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RETURNS FROM EAsT-Charles w. Fairfield, state auditor, returned yesterday morning from Philadelphia, where he attended the twentieth na- tional convention of the Association of Supervisors of State Banks.
 ERNOR HoME-Governor Campbell, returning from Prescott, where he was the invited guest of the state convention of the American legion, arrived at his chambers at noon yesterday and at once plunged into accumulated business.
 LEAVE FOR HEARiNG-Commis sioner Betts and Lewis G. Wilson of Casa Grande left Wednesday night for Washington to attend the hearing before the I. c. c. of the complaints of the hay and grain growers against the additional 25 per cent rate ap- piled to the intrastate rates.
 IS RECOVERlNG-A. w. Crane vice. president of the Plunkett Audit company, is confined to his home in the Westminster, slowly recovering from a serious illness.
 GOING TO coAST-Leon B. Whit ney, Arizona representative of the Brunswick Bake Collender company accompanied by his wife and son. will leave Sunday for Los Angeles, to be gone until Sept. 1. During this time the local office will be closed.
 UNDELlvERED TELEGRAMS = The Western Union is holding tele- grams for Howard Waters, Miss Loveon McKellar, E. M. Cain, Mrs Seve Polaries and c. M Roberts.
 OPEN HOUSE AT SHRINE-Oper house will be observed at the Shrine auditorium tonight and nobles of E. Zaribah temple are primed for an other of the enjoyable weekly events Cards, music and entertainment numbers are on the program.
 ARRAlGNED ON CHARGER. A French yesterday was arraigned be fore Justice Nat T. Mckee on z charge of passing bogus checks. Hs to appear for a hearing on Aug. 12 The complaint was brought by c. E Williams, who charges French witf giving the Mission garage a check fol s42.60 on July Is, 1921, without hay ing sufficient funds in the bank tt cover the check.
 FOUND GUILTY-Charley L.uns ford yesterday was found guilty by l; jury in the court of Justice Nat T Mckee on a charge of reckless driv- ing and was sentenced to serve fiv, days in the county Jail in addition t, paying a fine of $100, or serving on, day in jail for each dollar not paid The complaint was mde by R. A Pyle, who charged Lunsford witt driving on the Tempe road near Acr City in such a manner as to collid with his machine
 DESERT PICNIC SUPPER--As method of showing her appreciation for the hard work done by the depu ties in her office, Miss Edith M Jacobs, county recorder, will give desert picnic supper to the clerks il her office tonight after the office i closed. The party, consisting of deputies and Miss Jacobs, will leav by automobile at o'clock and sup per will be served near Granite Reef A watermelon feed will complete tn supper. Miss Jacobs said the picni had a two-fold purpose, one of fur nishfpg the employees in her offic with recreation and the other of fur thering fellowship among the clerks
 TEACHERS ExAMlNATicN-Ol Monday and Tuesday, Aug. Is and 1e the quarterly examination for teach CTS certificates will be held in tn school administration building, S3 North First avenue, under the aus pices of A. L. Jones. county schoo superintendent This will be the frs examination to be held under tn rules adopted by the state board C education July z2. under which onl graduates of an approved fcur-yea secondary school are eligible. Tn applicants will be required to presen their diplomas or other evidence c having completed such work. A pass | ing grade in the examination will en title the applicant to trial certifi cate" good for two years, entitling tn l holder to teach from the first to tn eighth grades. The first and secon grade certificates formerly issue have been abolished by the new rule but those now in force will be in ef l feet until the date of their expiration