Arizona republican., 1916-07-25

NATIONAL ExhiBIT-- A copy of Senator James E. Martine's bill to create national exhibit of farm and industrial products at or near Wash ingtOn, D. C., has been received by the chamber of commerce from the New Jersey senator, for it's comment.
 BIRTH OF SON-Mr and Mrs. J. R. Stoner of 922 North Ninth street, are rejoicing over the arrival of an Sh pound son, which arrived at their home on the 22nd. The boy accord ing to neighbors, is about the finest specimen to have been ushered into the world in the east end in a decade or so. Mother and son are doing well.
 ALMOST A FIRE-The fire de- partment was called to the home of Mrs. Wagner at soc West Jefferson street yesterday morning to ex- tinguish a blaze which for awhile threatened to become a conflagration. Mrs. Wagner was frying out lard, some of the hot grease spilling over, catching fire, and threatening the house. The blaze was soon ex- tinguished.
 REWARD FOR BODIES Mrs. sam Apple, whose husband and brother in law, Sam and Ike Apple, disappeared, and are presumed to have been drowned in the Salt River few miles below Roosevelt, has offered reward of three hundred dollars for the recovery of the bodies Mrs. Apple lives at 1217 East Pierce street.
 INVESTIGATE DYES-Assurances have been received by the chamber of commerce that the government will prosecute the investigation of dye base substances in the Arizona desert growths, including cactus. letter from R. l., Emerson, assistant chief of the bureau of chemistry, department of agriculture says that as soon as the appropriation is available, the study of the chemical content of cacti will be- gin.
 DOGS IN DEMAND-J. w. Can ming is always on the lookout to find homes for dogs. He has a new trouble now and that is to find enough dogs for homes for in response to his request for place for a pup he in variably gets some half dozen calls. Today he believes he has enough to go around. There is a mother and five pups at 502 North Seventh street anu d splendid black dog at 712 North Eleventh street.
 SEEK HARRY cARPENDER-Mrs. $. Autrey of 63S East Commerce street, San Antonio, Texas wants to know the whereabouts of Harry Car bender whom she thinks lis some where around Phoenix She sent her query to the county treasurer believ- ing Carpenter was a taxpayer in the county. Assistant County Treasurer William Wallace said yesterday his name was not on the books but they would be glad to assist Mrs. Autrey in the search. Anyone having any in- formation is requested to notify MT Wallace.
 JUDGE PARKER BUSY-Fifteer cases have come before Judge F. r Parker since Thursday noon. Accord 1 ing to the calendar the judge of the east precinct will be a busy man the next few weeks: Francisco Martinez who is charged with stealing bicy- | cle from in front of The Republican office Saturday night and was taker | into custody by plain clothesman Me | Grath, arraigned yesterday and vii | be given his hearing today. The E | C. Fitzhugh case will also come III | this morning Fitzhugh is charged with assault upon the person of Willie Turner. At ? o'clock Lawrence Hub 1 bard. colored, will be given d prelim l mary hearing on a burglary charg' and Wednesday at ten o'clock Sher- man Reiber will be given his prelimi
 nary examination. Minnie Davis + the complaining witness, charging tha Reiber assaulted her with deadl! l weapon.